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New rk, N.Y. ; _. Mes Destiny Derty. . oe On the evening of January 22, the] american Destiny Party opened a membership drive in upper Manhattan with a meeting at the Glencoe Athletic Club, 159th St and Amsterdam Ave. Between three and four hundred people crowded into the small drab hall. Strong-arm members of the Party Btood at the » door, ecm tinizing everyone who entered. and JOSEPH |McWILLIAMS, the FUHRER. os a wei, od Helmond acted as chairman, introdu ing the speakers J AME cosh powmey, prominent [ewEnct Fronter, suet stout garral us pro-Nazi, McWilliams chose for his ‘theme the"History of the Jewish people", His rambling speach lastened mere than an hour. He advocated that the United States settle its "Jewish problem" in the same manner as * Egypt and Nazi Germany settled theirs".. _ *On January 29, the Party held its second meeting at the Glencoe Athletic Club. As McWilliams had Promised, ' the * Christian Directories" were distributed. - ‘McWilliams himself descrébed how they should be used. There were, he pointed out, four different directories, each covering a part icular section in Manhattan. fhis time, MeWilliam's speach lasted almost two hours. He urged all - of them to keep * little black books" in readiness for “The D He was keeping one of his own, he said. At the conclusion of his speach, McWilliams brought the audience to its feet by vemen sly dec- laring: * The day is not far off when we shall meet no more in ; small hall like this. The day will s come when our Party will fill Madison Square Garden " overflow "and sibaan and I will @ eak to t latform ! you from the p (ya “ PS = 4 bsarb 3 ef-7 © 7 bse AO FEDLRAL BURE/Y! OF IIVESTISATI 5 fir Fe 194 ~ - me = a ae ee tp ee te