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b7D~ wre about women and ‘automobiles g sn ‘I mixed with them ‘in’the ponversation « and tried to “coring up ‘the subject of politics and the war until / finally succeeded. Among other things he said "tha the United States had ta:enin a lot of Reds and. Jews and other refugees and that it is doubtful th - this country will be able to digest them, that it almost sure the.U.S. will get” peritonttis........ thet their only salvation vould be ‘establishen of a strong regime like France “He then yent o: to defend Kenry/ford, Charle Me abereh and ether Coughlin stating that "Henry Ford, the man who has lived almost half of the history of the U.S.A. hae “the courage to denounce the international Jewry en: ‘ for that reason he was under attack by the Popular Front Government of President Roosevelt...." About 4Fether Coughlin he said *he is the only man with ec: rege to fight the Reds end to advocate the estadlii nent of a fascist government in Anerica." At this point he switched again to wonen and I tri: to bring back polities end succeeded, but not beYo: “~.he had. said "God pity the poor mean who marries an American worlant They don't Imow tmmag how to do an thing, they have too many rights accuired in colon times, they try to. run polities, they have more ri- J than nen have, but that is not their fault. it is ¢ mocracy's fault”. -".- Then tallied egain about polities end he started te fend Petain and Laval and to ridicule the U.S.A. fi their animosity towards these men: "You can read - the Anerican papers, and even Cordell Hull seid it that Petain does not represent the French people; Petain, of e11 people, the man who won the ereate: battle in history for Frence; if he does not repre ““the French people, then probably Roosevelt does.” He-also vraised Laval slightly, exalted Generaliss merge and attacked the Spanish Loyalists, and the exiticized the Aserican way of living. apborently “Hian finds faults to anything that sounds /z rica I finally touched the point of Germany end Hitle?. 5) 2. and he said that he did not like Germany to 37 vel 2 Wee wer, ven it shey, Qesorve it; a big discussio® So! U Si terewies ce tF ed naintaining the opposite vie aS we —— es mM to the utmost, coing as fer % e Gormens iV could purd 2 a he favored or would like to see th ‘e + t _ COPIES destadveD * war end sm go to Spain ~ 486 oct 19 1960 & a neke more be; internsrriare.