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SE Oooo ry 7 2 * Averican newspapermen ‘Geri. nris claiws are just.f" Averican News payei i ee "ehere followed one of the strancest trials in the history of the sccerican Law courts. ough tae defendants were proven to have vlotted vizlent acts ean caught redhanded with weapons and e ‘Llosives in their ay — it are 3 = lt 7 ee ee ee possession, the tollowers of Coucnlin were acquitted of the cnarge OL COMSpifins . acaanst the United States Government and were set iree. "The forenen of the jury, a Hrs. Titus, turned out to be releted to rather Edwvar Ho. ideolosieal leader of the Bastern division oi the Christian Front and author o: one of its chief propaganda works, an anti-Semitic tract entitied 'ine onristian front" The authors then relate the plot against the President, jnsticated by the Axis. They state that ?}. Sonoenéuann, a newspaper corresponcent, Was oraereu oy nis superiors in Berlin to cet as close to presicent Roosevelt as possible, to observe nis enaracter and to report his findings to Germany. Herr Schoenemann wanarzed ta eb aboard the presidential train and to accopany president Roosevelt on his trip to Lincoln, Nebraska. Thereaster he sent detailed character studies of the Fresident to Beriin. Thus besan a series of plots to attempt to impair the character or the President and to underaine ii: in the estimation of the American people. Various charts are set forth in this chapter. Representative Kaniltas-Eish is ientioned in this chapter to show his associztion with the wazis. The autnors state; “Congressian Fish leit on a visit to jiazi Germany in the fall of 1439. In Burope immeciately prior to the outbreax of tne war the Congressman met with von Ribbentrog, Count Ciano, and other Axis leacers. ic Ribbentrop placed his private airplane at tisi.ts cisposal and the Consressman widerte & whirlwind campaizn tour in Europe ursinz a second tunich. In Rerlin, Fish told CHAPTER IX Part of the testimony in the Geors Hill becane crzdually enmeshed in the toils_ cog in the Nazi propaganda machine. ji George Sylvester Viereck and servec 4 'Tie Head and Brains" L case in siven to snow how Georze Riowraphical data of Viereck 1s contained in this chapter to show low easy it was for a German oropaganaa agent of world war I to ingratiate himsel. into the micst of our Congressional lite, hob-nob with memoers of Soh ress and sev aimseli uy neacquarters in the ortice of one of our Conzressmen—-lepresentative Hanilton fish. The part Flanders Hall, Ticorporated, a publishins company, played in furt Nazi propaganda efforts in this country is also set forth, as well as the airect ie-up between Viereck ana Flanders Hall. Tne authors name several speecnes prepare by Viereck anti delivered oy the lete Senator Lundeen. Tt bein: recallea that the Agents sent to tre Ac ust 31,1541, Lound in the fiela near the crasn COuLes : ne Sens to Geliver on Labor Pay, the following excerpt lrow teis chapter is interestins Oly Me