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- 13 - " they mean more at present for the “erman element here than all the dead heroes. " Also? of tte See Ro America a will.eventually be drawn into War, Germany'S enemies: however, IT WOULD HAVE TO REMAIN 'N OF THE GERMAN.ELEMENT HERE WERE MORE UNITED, Mev TTS ee iy all: ule achiexe to kee the. 3: 8. out of. wer. Germans are vaheatis pe ntOre when, united under a good ~-only “Tor” the ourage.. P cony o: would be a “polit ca. wagner pe ee ready to take ction. peu Fh eeeneneeenaae Page 8, col. 5,bdbtom has an article in English "What about. Russia which is a re-print from JAMES TRUE's publication. Page 8, col. 5 and 6, bottom has a special article m a box Pind and in double-column spread " ergh fo esident™, which first re-prints an article Trom ersey City which appeared in the N.Y. Times stating beg ba Owr\Grundy, president of the }Hpdson County Young. Men Re pub: ean Club proposed Lindbergh as the “epublican presidential nominee. Tne Weckruf article then states in part: Tne Colonel would unquestionably prove the most popular candidate the Republicans could name." and "Lindbergh would have the support of men in influenctial walks of life, among whom he has many frie ds." Page 8, last column, bottom has the following large ad in German: " GERMAN DAY OF BROOKLYN On Sunday October 1, 1939. Organized by the UNITED GERMAN SOCIE{TIES OF BROOKLYN in all the rooms of the SCHWABEN i, corner Knickerbocker Ave. & Myrtle Ave. Srooklyn. Entertaining ceremonial program.- German and Ebglish speakers. Followed by Vala 4all.- Advance sale of tickets 30 cents. At the box office 40 cents. Hall open at 6 PM- Seginning of festivities at 7 PM. a