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ae -—.—.. Whatever tends to lesson tho Willinmness of sitizens to “an safety of the Governzent. An@ their opinions anf beliefs ig woll as their bohavior inticatine a disposition ¢5 hindor ' "the etroncth and snafoty of the Govdrnnont,” ané that ho is win Relea eat ta ad my s Avs ic) nee . “tneludes tho reeiproenl Sblication of tho eitizon fo __xon‘er nilitary servico in enso of nocd. uss - a bear araus in the evuntry's fcfensc actracts fron tho stroncth an the Port ommance of that duty arc subjecte of ingui unéor the stathtory provisions...for tf all or 8 darge nunbor of eitizons oso such fcfoneo, the ‘204 order and a happincas* oF the United States pannot lone enturo.” it eannot WS Monict thot ALBERT -RINSTEIN te opposcd to... this "wory concoptinh of 2 just covormmont" aa dofinod by the Buprene Court; that hia influoneo would tend to detract fron ‘hinself, and urges othors, in *niiitant” opposition to “such @cfenne” o# tho Suprone Gourt Aeclares o Fundanental principle — of our Constitution, and without whieh, govt ordor in the ~~ United Statcs "eannot long onduro." ; . Frau Schwimicr, howevor, wont ¢7 n>? sueh lencthe as Alhort Einstein in ursing “acts of rebollidn” an* “emflict" with public authoritios, although the Rovolutionary Raticalien Report of the Now York Lorislaturce,1920,vol.l,pago 971, dociares thot the first poase mnovaiont favorable t? Gorany, in 1914, was lea in the Unitod Statos by Frau Schwirmor, "in roality o ; German agent." ; tal ALBERT EINSTEIN---#h> apparently eannot talk Enciish--~ referre’ to Frau Schwinnor os his "aavinc angel" whon sho translate’ his spocch on “Militant Pacifism.” (Soe Now York Tines,Doc.15,1930). ~~" But Aipert Einstoin far outstrips the cxample and affiline _ tions of his “saving angol" in his own “oflitant pacifien," . ANOTHER GERMAN CHALLENGE OF AMERICAN CREDULITY Albort Einstoin; naa a “militant -pectfiet" propagandist, fron tho Land of tho Goose-step, Pookct-Battleships and Roarnanent, an“ in tho pay of tho Gorman Govornnent (his . salary with the Univcorsity of Borlin is to esntinuo 4uring his ongoronent horo) is a ehallengo to Ancrican official erceculity. . Why is he planting his "war resistance” doctrino in 4 England ané tho United States, instoad of operating at hone in Berlin, tho Gorman eapital, whero Governnent and people alfke are elanorin:; for rearnanontt |. ; ; Why now tolerate the "seionco" canouflage of Albort Einstein, any more than our Govornacnt tolorated tho "diplomacy" e¢anouflipe of Yon Papen, who boasted in a captured lcttor to his wifo of his skill in outwitting "those idiotic Yankocs® while oporating 1 sabstaro syston hero in ISI6T (Sac Now York Tines ,Sopt .22,1915,1:6). In Scnate Docuncnt Ko.62,66th Congross,vol.2,pace 1494 forner Anbassafor. $% rnatorff'a cable to his Govornzont, __. ; Own Au pure ‘Ee BEV OT Cay i . ieeo tho Lusitania caso wo havo strictly confined our- sclyos to such propacanda as eannnt hurt us if it heeonos known. The scle oxception is porhnps the poace proparanda, which has cost the lnrrest anount but which also has hoon the moat siccoastul.” 0001746 That eablo showod tho inportanee of “ponce propaganda” in the Unitod States to a foroiim Govcrnaont, In 1916. Is it any less important today? ALBERT EINSTEIN 1s tho world loador of tho now "nilitant pacifisn." os . If alion revolutionists, ox forcig¢m Governicnts, woro ovorpowering us, sorcthihe mirht bo said in favor of tho Burission of Ancrican officials to thoir sachcnos or fanands. But whon St ia nly a unattor of thoir sutwitting us to furthor forcic¢m schenos at tho oxponso of our pooplo ane to the injury of our Governnent, why should any Amorican, and abovo all, any American official, lot nlicne suceced "nakine suckers of Anericans"t(as Prosicont~-olcet Roosevalt onco doserived it fn another eonnection). ng (ot 8 Nath tne Va in WMecen Your of