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New rk, N.Y. i... Res Destiny Barty. - , 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 stood at the door, scm tinizing everyone who entered. . a and JOSEPH|McWILLIAMS, the FUHRER. “ wee Helmond acted as chairman, introducing the speakers JAMES: DOWNEY, prominent ucwrnnta Fronter, zeuas [vooosur, stout garrulbus pro-Nazi, McWilliams chose for hie 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 Wazi Germany settled theirs".- “ %On January 29, the rary held its second meeting at the Glencoe : Athletic Club. 4s 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. . This time, KeWilliam's speach lasted almost two hours. He urged all” of them to keep * little black books" in readiness for “The Day". He was keeping one of his own, he said. At the conclusion of #his speach, McWilliams brought the audience to its feet by vemently dec- laring: * The day is not far off when we shall meet no more in a - emall hall like this. The day will sodn come when our Party will fill Madison Square Garden to overflow and\\LINDSERGH and I will m eak to you from the platform 1" ue’ i ; Char ‘ b2D yr po b7D 0 Jf . ae org , phe Lika RECORDED & INDEX ee