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ocanoa, AK stauads am a noruanent to) toad gUALY oF Vloldting the Reseral he Incorrupebility of the judlevary |Kevenue tawey and wan réntenceds ta! ‘The Supreme Court by its deviaion| pend x year tn Stale Friwa, « stn Minairated the cfsll righta of an| tence now pending: on appeal. IF STALIN WINS OR HITLER (Editorial New York Dally News) = - lcither Washington nor London haa yet made up its mind what le the true american irish wtaKe In the Aght between Russia and Germany. When you are of two minds on some question, your actions are kely to be confused and confusing. ‘The fact io that it la o our interest to have melther of these totalitarian nations ycore a declalve vietory over the other. They ‘are both enemies of democracy. pone Hitler baocks, Russia out of the war, 0 " if e, undertaken and succeeds (which, after all, t may not de), Naxwm il bo the ruling eyeiem ail ovat Kmrepe, If Hitler wi dectalvaly over Suppose, on the other hand, Hitler te iy smashed pegaorpany, i Sroben up lnte wll tan That wil en Beatin oF his auccessor the higgent power on the contjnet af Earope—just ae the amashup of Napoleon left Caatiat ccrscyr thourh he a paylog lt lp service Just sow’ Ite feat manta on to commune Farepe, at ae comma ised Latvia, Lithaanis, Extonia and half of Poland when he ‘themed as Alexander I Imposed his autocratic kdess on eee | M.-P. Says the War is A Commercial War “American not Conceroed ‘Freedom and Democracy, ‘Bristol Luborite Declares London, — John McGovern, Independent Laborite charged in’ the louse of "Commons® that Wall Street seeks to Dlast its way into the markets of Europe; "Over British bodies,” ‘The, Seottiah member of the rw ur-man independent Labor Party, violently attacked Prime Minister Churchill as well ‘us the United States, Ho characterized the “At- antic charter” framed by. Churchill and President Roo, It ag“ piece of jeceit.”| McGovern quoted. from Churchull’s speeches and writ. ings during the lest few yeary in| ; ‘an effort to prove his contention that Churchill ia a self-confessed advocate of jon and a de- fender of Fasc “This ly not a war against Fascism,” McGovern oald. “It li ‘imply & continuation of the last war against Britaln’s deadliest. ‘commercial competitor om the ‘eontinent. “Churchill has always boon entiSoviet and has bees op posed to Russia through thick! ‘and thin. “While pretending to be con- ‘corned with providing armies for Rossin, he can stand hy with ‘selfish satintaction and see Get- man and Rusolan orders eancel- pg themselves out .. “The die is cast far Soviet Rasela She be either going 10 bea Nadi outpost or a vervant of apiallat Britain and the Unlted “There (ia America) they are 180 more concerned with freedom and democracy than are s large ‘Fascists! up Ageia today in a atory of ‘Tpankagiving celebration by Ame fear technicians working for Britah forces, ‘The slory sald "Lindbergh's Getty burg Address” would be anown on yess enough wildisrs ‘There ha 8 touch of sanity in hie statebient that there is peril 1m the attempts to picture the war in Kurope as wiroly w atudy in Diack and while, with everything good on one side and everything bad on the other. ‘There has been altogether too much of that kind of overampliication, Bess writes. ‘That is one reason why offensive on the neces: ‘to undertake sek war in Europe is not black and white but « dirty gray. “It is not a war between democracies and ictatorahips because gome of the worst despot: lams in Burope are now counted among Britain's allies, und one of the few genuine democracies in’ Europe—Finlard—has fought alonguide Germany. T last visited Finland in | January of this year! and reported at the time ) Ghat the Finns would do just what they have : dons, if ever they got the chance. “The Pinna did fot fight against dersocracy; they fought Against: a totalitarian power which ravaged their country in 1940. “And that same. total- iturian power, Soviet Russia, had to ight later for ita life against Germany, with the active | ghoouragement of Britain and the United inn ta that the last Raich rests on the alternative whether Qe United Staton wil not Soviet and their alties to their fate. But though we may be in the President's private war than we think, we dout can be seduced to do more than they have been regime. For what would It boot us but | crippled and generations of debt-ridden citizens forced to accom. modate themselves to a lower standard of living. ° "Folly of Distorting Hitler's Strength + le. Seen Through British Eyes Adolf Hider is much stronger ‘through Britiab eyes,” Demarco Bess, Veteran foreln correspond Sa und weiter, Col'2.00) industrialists at the 46th naval Cow | grees of America Industry at the Waklorf-Astoria Hotel. ‘Dischasing Ma) or La<iuardis’s receat prediction that Hitler ‘would be beaten within a year, Bess declared; Mayor made hie prediction. None of the facts warraote It.” able of converts” In the occupled countries who believe Aiba of tal protons. speech was made after the congress’ Keynote wus| f Laneastes, Pa. and board chairman of the Natloas! fanni the American people are 30 confused today. ‘The truth in that the| quti-comintor league of thirtnen Staten ‘compelled ta do to save the British empire and Stalin's Bolahevik | of reserves, which are now eras upom what sources of information the] und caleges was belag presand by: ‘the contrary, he related, Hitkerism “has wou »,consider-| but ue “vebetantal evidence at a! Boas 6) k by HL W, Prostis dr., preaideat of the Armstrong Cork Co.,| st ruck by preaidi ‘uontin bf ur tft tix tra’ Wien he wae forage sataeter. the] Sapes te forced inte was for er exletmoy” be ea, St Bay concolvably being ainapter hat se te il eing rvtrah of toe IB jus congre af Bevin. The Era: (evar of dupan tlegrapied congratar sha GecmanFoewen, ‘ations to Bitter, Wibtentrop's ole of defiance, talneg ts Sanita, wnere Armerica’s Asatte eet tinder Admiral Tuomas € Hast ts ane there te oqul etones Por Settot ropes have that aor ey, SAT have Gedy sedate: Who Lb a full ranking deiral, but | AM? — Hritish Vice-Admiral Layon, would "AFTieg co bbe commabdertohiel of coord! Seve Rata eae ated America Brita, Dutcn ang, (hind nlorial ond pelea! wens. ‘Australian forces tm soutbora Pacis it bat cre rte) ‘water tothe evapt of beating, | ars now than soettor te pot expected that Washington Prewideat Roosevelt aad Price: ter Charehill(n the ve-called Atianteh ‘The feating of superterity tn orary ‘will doclare war on dapes, but allée] perpen nad the peroatont, qudareti- from the statements of this more than ordinary| await Jagan’ waxt aggressive MOVe| ation of Hiller and Nas! Germaay ‘of overpowering the | which observarn eut bare believe will| puraily, mlitarty awd scomersleal- Le more or ines ferred o Totio bY) ty have boon the curse of British pol- only Snance but also men the war or abandon the British snd | Japan's eccacaate stientin, eepectalls| icy Sefare the war aad sine Ite Sat doeper | her imperative stctealty tor Eesti greak, Washington would be wie mat that Lite | and ofl before hee army. navy And alt-| se adopt simallar stitute, ores begin to draw trom ber alecks| “1¢ woaid be beet mot to uadaresti- ‘(Continued on Paxe 2) Exonerates Nazis and Fascists Rapp -Coudert Committee us ‘The Repp-Coudert joint legislative committee which has been. . studying subversive activities in the public schools and collegey Demaree: Bess Tells Industry War Here} fxoy York iy, hse fled tea report m which ite Bndingy are set forth, It found communistic activities showing a group of young Reds, controlled and secretly led by adult organizations, urope than most Americans| in and virtually grabbing & monopoly of positions in student ‘realize because this country has been getting ‘'s distorted picture| organisations, but exonerates Nazie and Fascists, ‘The report saya” Whaie the tavestizating tuto Com-) Tt i hoped that the committee will vuniot sctivitieg wa Doing eMrTied [carry out Its Intantion to look fartber 8 alrauttancoos inquiry Into NM ey Naas and Paacat “mubversive 92- eae a eae vile” and then render an boneat reyort of what ft ands further. Ret ‘meanwhile the coromitlee anould sige Investigate Beltiah aubyeraive propa three meebore of the coramitten ata, ‘sftompt at Natl sod Faa- ‘German empire has more to offer them than any other salu-| cut artivitlen’ waa unearthed, acourd- garde | our schools and college, Tt ne ie be the ropert |) proudly find mont f tha pu “Wo shall rontiown our efurts and ert of Dooks ub American aistory ‘used tn the sohook supplying statements that John Hancock wa & faruggter, Patrick Henry vilage the futere we abould obtain sub- stantial evidence in thie eld 1¢ wil be publicly reported.” the commlte Prootise, asserting that the best way to observe the 150th! writes, “Am organised Naal or Fas-|ar-room bum and Jefferson © vain ‘of the Bill of ights would “le to observe the Bill of | cat remplracy agstat our etuceton-| Police) Wala, who visated he own [Rights,” launched an attack ou President Roosevelt's adininimtra-| a! system woukl be & nintter of grave, Cosslitutien when Be emaee } mane Purenase without the ganooat lon im general and on labor uaions and the Wagner Act parlich-| public csscera. The fact that dligent ~ larly. The audleace interrupted him with cheers frequently dur-| oficial Inquiry thus far {alled to re-, of Congress. Ing the udd ation, ‘and at the coachixton the manufacturer and thelr vrai Its exlsleuce whewd tend to re us former President Herlert Hoover, arose in am, beve any exinting pubile anniety 0 ‘A lot of uh tax payare would tke 12 hear what the Rapp-Coudart Cesta: ‘ee hax to may on Uiat aeore. the wanyect”