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en a tne inane eat en nyse aetna a lcopw eae PO ee et 62-6782 that the advertisers contro] the newspapers and that he made true reports but that had nothing to do with what was actually printed. MeWILLIAMS came onto the pletform with a larze searchlight gnc § aic that if there was any heckling he would shine the licht on such persons so that the police, who scemed to have bad evesizht, pee re vrs Teer Re Ser ee a, could remove the heclers from the crow. WevilLTs 3 sai: that now that the émericen Destiny Party had been criven to the streets he would sive the "Eskimos" and the administretion plenty to worry about as he exrected tc get two more covered wazons and hold three ad meetings every night. At this point a heckler showted thet HITIER wes payinz for the covered wazons, and the police removed him. MevILLLAMS praised HITLER and MUSSOLINI for the intsrest they heve in their nations and said he believed Ireland wrulc soon be free a and England would be crushed. He said that unless vu praise Eng- ian? and France which are controlled by "Eskimos" you are called a ifth Columnist. On July 3, 1940, a meeting of the Christian Mobilizers fo owne halA at Dhltaneta Maninn Reet TEN naeenne wore nenean + f Was MeiG 20 BOLENng'S LSSino. Aocu, 150 persons were presene. LOUIS HELNOND was chairman. Chief NE NOON stated that the Jews were running the government and that, of 3800 persons cmployed in one section of the Census Division, on a Jewish holiday 3300 of then’ were off. He said the gold in the hilis of Kentucky was owned by Alews and americans were paying heavily to protect this Jewish wealth. JOSEPH MewILLIAMS spoke and mentioned that he had re- ceived two letters from different states. One of these was sisned "JOHE fesuturow end came from Messachusetts. HikILTON is alleced V to a é stated that we need a man in this nation like HITLER. eWILLIalS spoke of the coming presidentiel election and said that while he would not come out completely for WENDELL WILLKIE at this tine he did believe he was better than ROOSEVELT. Mc\ALLLTAMS did Anot seem to be able to yet hinself straightened out on WILLKIE inasmuch as one minute he wes praising hin and in the next minute criticizin: him. 4 meeting of the American Destiny Party was held on July 5, 1940, on the street at 85th Street and First Avenue. LOUIS HELMOND was chairman. bout 400 persons were present. / TARTS TM FOr : i > DONALDISHE.\, leader of the National Gentile League, c e » Lea Yashington, BD. C., spoke of conditions in “Jashington., He urged the election of McWILLIAMS to fight side by side “wi th{ THORKELSON end WHEELER.» ‘ a arnt