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Oe an -~ he g af > . bl - + * . < j Will Alleged Seditios Get Off Scot Free? ‘By ART SBIELDS WASHINGTON —There are disturbing indications that the 26 defendants in the e‘ght-month Nazi plet trial, that {was interrupted by the death of Justice Edward C. Eicher last November, not be ret o—— ‘couraging anti-Semitism, anti-1 <+8¢ oman Wace Cistrioures west ‘\Negro propaganda and other farms|*#d accusations does not stand / of Hitlerism will be felt everywhere, alone. She has worked closely with 1 Months have passed since former the Chicago Tribune, and reaction-. Attomey General Francis Biddle |@°7 Members of Cofgress, and her said, in response to a call for action |#aks with the German American from CIO President Philip Murray,|2und and various native fascists ; ; that efforts were being made to find/“#me out at the recent trial. . ( Ja fudge to conduct a new trial. JOE McWILLIAMS or . ti] Biadle, who had shown Uttle en-} Joe McWilliams, former Puehrer: ~_* thusiasm about the case, was already f the Christian Mobilizers of New z lon the wer out when he gare these ork, has been collecting funds in Sil neat Wey Gly Watt ar fare voce yassurances. No public suggestion bert he form . 8. Sen ; of a speedy new tria] has come from | Obert Reynolds; Gmerican Nas . S Ns the new ‘Attorney General, Tom tlonalist Party, a pro-fascist front. NS Clark, | A signed letter from Reynolds hime | oe ~ : . self, enodrsing McWilliams’ activi- oS IDnLLiNG “pusy : ties, was recently published. , And former German Ameri efendants are _ Working again in}! Bundists are still operating amon. eir old groove. The shrill:]German Americans in New York, ac St Chicago and other ci etwork, for instance, is campaign-® The United stale Gupreme Court] for the purpose of Nazifying Amer- ing for a soft peace for Germany, | Wes some responsibility’ Yor thelica, as well as of softening Ameri- while she crusades against the Jew-'| Bundist activity and for the trial|cans toward Germany. ; ish people. | delay, The court's reversal of the| Wari instructions to the Bundists | This quote from the last fasue of | conviciion of Fuehrer Wilhelm Ger-|were to split the American people New Bolkedn, which she szends!, ‘panbpeunse: (who was also a sedi-|with anti-Semitic and antl-Com- through the maile fram Chicago, ‘CERT “trial defendant) and other} munist propaganda. Native fascists ‘Bundists has obviously been a body were to be thelr tools in this cam- w tg the forces within the De-/paign. - , partment of Justice, who want aj The Bupreme Court’s reversal of | ‘ ' ‘new trial, though none of them will|the Bundists’ conviction on tech- : ' comment. ‘ nical grounds and on what seems| | Reporters noted at the trial last!|to be a strained interpretation of |- “free specch” fs a serious matters} ‘However, some of the native fascis had direct connections with Ber’ by-passing the Bund. Their p . “Many Nazl documents placed Inj the record backed up the testimon of former Bund leaders, such Kurt Luedecke, that the Bund ha been set up here at Hitler's orders ecreed, “iremendons atreciiy set- wps, allegediy in Germany, are - being featured im the press en a . scale that only Jewish power can Se eS wt summér that prosecutor O. vont Rogge’s case against the native fas- ‘an cists was partly built on the evi- press, and their comments ‘ors | dence against the Bund, whose lead- Gahead for a vengeful peace fer already been convictél ~"[etiion is imperative, - : 4 | from hd iin, TT PRAISES CLIPPINg + | i the extermination of every, Bring | oe _ j oe — page f sace { of - 7 7 : a wae ~o 7a _ a. te FS ee ge 5” ~ AN , Not RECORDED { 7 ‘caine Sean ment ; | 87 AUG 29,1945 [ee ET » _ B7SEPY ores eras OMe ‘ete Oa alin von ee ee Fa J “ i] + !