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Proceeding by the People of the State of New York, on the complaint of Patrolman John Whelan, against Samuel Friedman, wherein defendant was charged with committing the offense of disorderly conduct in the violation of the Penal Law, Sec. 722, subds, 2, 3. Defendant found guilty. Louis L. Stutman, of New York City, for the People Maximilian Moss, of Brooklyn, for Kings Highway

Board of Trade. Joseph G. Glass, of New York City, for defendant. Milton Weinstein, of New York City, amicus curiae. Victor S. Gettner, of New York City, Civil Liberties Committee, amicus curiae. DE ANDREA, City Magistrate. The defendant is charged with committing the offense of disorderly conduct in violation of the Penal Law, Section 722, Subdivisions 2 and 3, for the reason that at the time and place hereinafter fully described, the said defendant did un- lawfully, and with intent to provoke a breach of the peace, and whereby a breach of the peace may be occasioned, did hold a public meeting at about 9:15 P.M., on the 7th day of June, 1939, on the easterly side of East 17th Street, about 50 feet south of Kings Highway, in the Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, same being a public street; did congregate with a large number of other persons, and did refuse to move on when ordered to do so by the complainant, a police officer of the City of New York, and that by his said actions and failure to move on the defendant interfered with the free use of the street and sidewalks by persons passing by.

The evidence submitted by the People showed that on the date, and at about the hour in question, the defendant was arrested while stationed on a stand or platform at the place aforementioned, addressing some two hundred to three 2 hundred people, all of whom were congregated on the sidewalk; that before the meeting started the complainant informed the defendant that the commanding officer of the precinct, of which the place in question was a part, would not allow meet- ings to be held on any of the streets on Kings Highway between Ocean Avenue and Ocean Parkway; that other streets in the precinct were available, but not 17th Street, in view of its close proximity to Kings Highway, and directed the defendant to move on; that the defendant refused to do so and informed the police officer that the meeting was going to continue anyhow, and that the meeting was going to be held regardless of the order of the police captain, and of the complaining policeman.

The defendant did not dispute any of the foregoing evidence, nor was any evidence offered in contradiction thereof. The defendant contended, however, that assuming that all of the evidence were true, there was no violation of the law under the circumstances, but that on the contrary the action of the complainant, or his superior officer, by previous direction, or rule laid down by him in his official capacity, to bar a public meeting from any particular location, was capricious, arbitrary and unreasonable, and was an invasion and violation of the defendant's constitutional rights of free speech and to conduct public meetings in the streets.

In order to determine fairly and reasonably the issues in this case raised, it is necessary to have a de- tailed description of the physical surroundings of the place of the meeting, and of the immediate neighborhood, and for that purpose the complainant and defendant have agreed as follows: That East 17th Street is a borough highway running north and south with the direction of traffic going from south to north flowing into Kings Highway; that the street is approximately 45 feet wide from curb to curb, and if di- vided into lanes for automobile traffic there would be four in number; that the sidewalk from the building line to the curb is about 18 feet in width; that the place where the meeting was held is opposite the Kings Highway Community Building, in which there is housed a public library and a public meeting hall, but there is no evidence that a meeting therein was taking place; that there is also in the building a Temple of Religion, but there is no evidence to show that a congregation was there meeting; that in the evenings, along this street, especially from Kings Highway south to the next street, there is always a line of cars parked on either side of the street, at about the hour in question; that there is a subway station on Kings Highway between last 15th Street and East 16th Street; that there is a mov- ing picture theatre about one block away "between East 17th Street and East 18th Street, so that automdbilists driving to the theatre park their automobiles within a radius of a few blocks of the theatre, including the block in question, for want of a better, or a nearer, place to park; that at the hour in question both sides of East 17th Street, just south of Kings Highway, were well lined up with parked cars; that such was the case not only on the in question, but in fact every night, the evidence shows; that this situa- tion would permit only two automobiles to pass with safety in the middle of the street because of the cars parked on either side; that each side of East 17th Street, between Kings Highway and the next street south, running parallel thereto, is lined up with buildings, all close together; that the block in question is approximately 200 feet long; that on the same block some of the buildings consist of apartment houses, two or three stories in height, together with other buildings of a similar nature. The block is well occupied with buildings and occupants thereof. The area- is situated in one of the busiest sections in the precinot.

(1) After due consideration of the foregoing facts, the description of the location of the occurrence of the in- cident, and of the particular time of the day, I am convinced that the policeman acted with reasonable discretion, and with- out caprice, in directing the defendant to move on, and to refrain from causing a large gathering to collect. The place of occurrence was, and is, in my opinion, a proper place for the police to have given the reasonable directions as shown. Same is a well developed and improved area located in one of the most heavily trafficked sections of Brooklyn, both for vehicles and pedestrians, all induced by the attractive con- venience of rapid transit, of the splendid business and amuse- ment establishments along the particular section of Kings Highway, and of the residential accommodations of the streets intersecting same.

(2, 3) To anticipate undue inconvenience which the public may suffer through obstruction of traffic, or of the monopolization in the use of the sidewalks, at hours when traffic is heavy, is the duty of the police. In the perform- ance of their duties, the police may, and, in. fact, should, give reasonable directions for the safe and swift movement, and control, of traffic in the streets and on the sidewalks; the busier the area, the more directions and supervision are expected and required of them.

(4, 5) Reasonable discretion must, in such matters, be left to the police, and only when they abuse or exceed that discretion do they transcend their authority and depart from that duty, failure, even though conscientious, to obey directions of a police officer, may interfere with the public order and lead to a breach of the peace. It is not necessary, nor does the law contemplate, that the police must wait until a breach of the peace has actually occurred before they act; it is their duty to prevent such breach, since they are the guardians of the public order. At the scene of the congre- gation they might easily anticipate, or sense, the possibility of disorder. See People v. Nixon, 248 1T.Y. 182, 188, 161 N.E. 463; and People v. Galpern, 259 N.Y. 279, 181 N.E. 572, 83 A.L.R. 785. (6) The mere fact that a group gathered on the streets is peaceful in its aims and innocuous in its manner does not ipso facto eliminate it from a possible application of Section 722 of the Penal Law. In a recent case, People v. Hippie, 263 N.Y. 242, 243, 188 N.E. 725, the Court of Appeals reiterated its ruling in the Galpern case and said: "We have given the language of Penal Law, Sec. 722, a broad construc- tion. A group of persons congregating on a public street may be dispersed, although their intent is orderly and inoffensive. Even then it may be said that 'a breach of the peace may be occasioned.' People v. Galpern, 259 N.Y. 279, 283, 181 N.E. 572, 573, 83 A.L.E. 785." (7) Even though the testimony adduced at the in- stant trial shows that the meeting was orderly and that no obstruction was caused, there is still sufficient evidence to warrant a conviction in that the defendant insisted on speak- ing after he was warned to cease. In People v. Galpern, supra, the Court said, 259 N.Y. at p. 284, 181 N.E. at page 573, 83 A.L.R. 785: "Friends may congregate on the sidewalk in an or- derly group for a short conversation, without creating disorder or unduly offending or obstructing others, but they must 'move on1 when a police officer so directs for the purpose of avoid- ing possible disorder which otherwise might ensue. The Legis- lature has provided that failure to obey such direction in itself is disorderly conduct. That provision tends to preserve public order on the streets of a great city. A refusal to obey such an order can be justified only where the circumstances show conclusively that the police officer's direction was pure- ly arbitrary and was not calculated in any way to promote the public order. That is not the case here. The courts cannot weigh opposing considerations as to the wisdom of the police officer's directions when a police officer is called upon to decide whether the time has come in which some directions are called for." (8) The right to conduct a street meeting is not absolute and is not guaranteed "by the Constitution. In People ex rel. Doyle v. Atwell, 232 N.Y. 96, 133 N.E. 364, 365", 25 A.L.R. 107, the constitutionality of an ordinance of the city of Mt, Vernon which prohibited public meeting on the street unless a permit was first obtained from the mayor was upheld. The defendants were arrested for addressing a meeting without any permit. The court said: "Public meetings and as- semblages held on the streets tend to obstruct the streets and destroy in a measure the very purpose for which they have been dedicated. * * * The people have many constitutional rights, the exercise of which on the public streets may be prohibited. While there is a constitutional right of free speech, there is no constitutional privilege to exercise this right on the public streets in the form of there holding a public meeting. * * * The right to grant or withhold a permit carried with it the exercise of discretion in the discharge of a public duty. The mayor, in passing upon an application, had to take into consideration the public safety as well as the public con- venience. This involved, among other things, the place where the proposed meeting was to be held, the congestion in the street at that point, and the possible disturbance which the meeting might occasion."

Thus is removed the popular misconception shared by many that there is an absolute constitutional right to conduct public meetings in the streets. In People v. Smith, 263 N.Y. 255, 257, 188 N.E. 745, in sustaining the right of the city to require a permit of an expounder of atheism pursuant to a provision in the Code of Ordinances of the City of New York, the court said: "this ordinance is not aimed against free speech. It is directed towards the manner in which the street may be used. Commonwealth v. Davis, 162 Mass. 510, 39 N.B. 113, 26 L.R.A. 712, 44 Am.St.Rep. 389, affirmed 167 U.S. 43, 17 S.Ct. 731, 42 L.Ed. 71. The legislative power might forbid public meetings and speaking in the streets entirely. It may limit the use of the streets to certain purposes."

The recent decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States in the Hague case (Hague v. C. I. 0., 59 S.Ct. 954, 964, 83 L.Ed.—) must be regarded as the leading exposi- tion on the subject of free speech. Nowhere did the court hold that the right to speak on the street was supreme and incapable of limitation. On the contrary the decision, while upholding civil liberties in general, nevertheless held that the right to speak on the streets was not unlimited. Mr. Justice Roberts said: " * * * Wherever the title of streets and parks may rest, they have immemorially been held in trust for the use of the public, and, time out of mind, have been used for purposes of assembly, communicating thoughts between citizens, and discussing public questions. Such, use of the streets and public places has, from ancient times, been a part of the privileges, immunities, rights, and liberties of citizens. The privilege of a citizen of the United States to use the streets and parks for communication of views on national questions may be regulated in the interest of all; it is not absolute, but relative, and must be exercised in subordination to the general comfort and convenience, and in consonance with peace and good order; but it must not, in the guise of regulation, be abridged or denied."

The court in holding a Jersey City ordinance that required a permit from the Director of Safety to conduct a public meeting to be void, held that "it does not make com- fort or convenience in the use of the streets or parks the standard of official action." It enables the Director of Safety to refuse a permit on his mere opinion that such re- fusal will prevent "riots, disturbances, or disorderly as- semblages ."

The facts in the Hague case are completely devoid of any similarity to the facts at bar. There is absent herein any endeavor to prohibit all public meetings no matter where held. Here we have a measure to restrict meetings from be- ing held in an area that is heavily trafficked and highly developed. There are sufficient streets in the neighborhood, less congested, that could be readily used for holding public meetings and the use of which has been offered to all groups contemplating public meetings.

The uncontradicted testimony reveals that the de- fendant congregated with others on a public street and refused to obey the patrolman's order to discontinue the meeting and to move on. There is no evidence that such order was arbitrary, but, on the contrary, it was reasonable and fair. The defendant is guilty as charged.

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HpHERE is an old saying that "a guilty their , just as all the different •*- conscience needs no accuser." We have branches of Christians use the same Bible. wondered for a long time if that is the rea- We suggest you keep one question in mind son the Jew cries "religions persecutions," all during the reading of this hit of histori- every time he is found guilty of any one of cal testimony: Is this the reason the Jews a number of different crimes that makes him have been disliked and driven out of every conspicuous in the pnblic eye. nation that ever existed down to the present time? From the Jewish religious law books, the , a set of books larger than the En- NOTE: There are several words that need cyclopedia Britanniea, we have gleaned a explaining in order that the reader may get few verses for our consideration. These pas- the full meaning of these writings. sages have been translated from the original TALMUD: The collection of Jewish civil Hebrew by die courts of France, causing the and canonical laws. The final authority in Ring of France to order all copies of the deciding any matter relative to the conduct Talmud to be bumed in 1489; and used by of the Jews. the government of Germany to convict the TOR AH: The Jewish tradition and in- Jews of sabotage; and in the United State* struction or decisions given by the priests or many Jewish spokesmen, such as Marcus Eli as divine revelation. The first five Ravage, Arthur U. Michelson and others, have attested to die fact that these writ- books of the Old Testament of the Christian ings are part of the law of the Jewish Syna- Bible. gogue. GOY: All non-Jewi. GOYIM: Plural for goy. There are several branches of Jewry such as the Orthodox, Reform, Liberal, Conserva- Every quotation is accompanied by the tive, Sephardim, Ash-Kanazim, Zionist, etc, chapter and verse or the page of the book but they all me the same religious books in from which it was taken.

"THE CODE OF THE JEW" , From the Talmud 1. "We beg Thee, O Lord, inflict Thy 3. "The decisions of the Talmud are wrath on the nations not believing in Thee. words of the living God. Jehovah Himself Take away, 0 Lord, all hope from them. asks the opinion of the earthly rabbis when Destroy all foes of Thy nation."—Synagoge there are difficult affairs in heaven." — Judaica, p. 212. Minhagen, p. 23. Crach Chaim, 480 Hagah. Menachem Commentary on Fifth Book. 2. "The teachings of the Talmud stand 4. Jehovah Himself studies the Talmud above all other laws. They are more impor- tant than the laws of ."—Rabbi I* standing, he has such respect for that book." Rabbi Chambar, et. «l. -Tract Meehilla. 5. "It is more wicked to question the 18. "A Jew may misuse the mm-3eweu te words of the rabbis than those1 of the her state of unbelief."Maimonjd??, Jak, ."—Mishna Sanhedryn 11:3. Clmmka 2:2. 6. "It is forbidden to disclose the secrets 19. "If a goy kills a goy or a Jew he i* of the law. He who would do it would be responsible; bat if a Jew kills a goy he ii as guilty as though he destroyed the whole NOT responsible."—. Aboda Zaru world."—Jektut Chadasz. 171. 3. 8,5. 7. "Every goy who studies the Talmud 20. "It is permitted to kill a Jewish de» and every Jew who helps him in it, ought nonciator everywhere. It is permitted to to die."—Sanhedryn, 59a, Ab.oda Zora, 8-6, kill him even before he denounces."—Schul- Szagiga, 13. chan Aruch, Choszen Hamispat 388. ' 8. "To communicate anything to a goy 21. "Thou shall not do injury to thy about our religions relations would be equal neighbor (Bible), but it is not said, Thou to the killing of all Jews, for if the goyim shalt not do injury to a goy.'"—Mishna knew what we teach about them they would Sanhedryn 57. kill us openly."—Libbre 37. 22. "When yon go to war do not go as 9. "If a Jew be called upon to explain the first, but as the last, so that you may any part of the rabbinic books, he ought to return as the firat. Five things has Kanaars give only a false explanation. Who ever recommended to his sons: 'Love each other, will violate this order shall be put to leve the robbery, hate your masters and death."—Libbre B

From authoritative sources we find, that HOW CAN YOU HELP? President Rosenfeld (See 1939 World Al- PATRONIZE THE manac pgs. 638 639) has seventy-two advi- CHRISTIAN MERCHANTS IN OB ten around him of which fifty-two of them ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! Reprinted from the American Publishing Society, Bremerton, Wash. Additional Copies Available. 200 for $1.00. From the Nationalist Press Association 147 East I16th Street — New York City, N. Y. Jewish Concept of Christmas Rabbi Wise wrote in the Jewish "Deborah": Christian Concept of Christmas "It is fortunate that the Crucified appeared on this Earth, because during the whole year we Jews owe the biggest profits to the Son of Mary. UJORD (XIAS e pLe5l),AMD ... It certainly is far better to have the birthday of Christ than Ac\)owq us; the smallpox, and if the Holy Virgin only had cjonsented to have a boy born of her also in summer, we could have had a Christmas time came doum (rota l^eavH above. twice. . ." The QifE of a luonderfuL Life of Love. Ref. to this statement was made in The CjifE of a. beaulifuL hope for earth; "The Jew in the Light", page 2, of March 1936. But tlie xuorid. saixs onln a. loiulq^ birth. The Jewish "Zeitgeist" of Milwaukee [1881]. And. nothina more. [Editor Moses.] Teach us, O Lord, this Christtnas mom. To sec in the manger tuhenc'Thou vuast bom This sacrilegious Rabbi had no respect for our Christian religion. All he thought of was money and profits for the Jewish race. The CjifE "that is ludden., the Cjodhead veiled, 1hat here, tuhere the sight of the ujorld. has failed, As it is therefore proved that the Jews are ridiculing our religion, CUe mai^ adore. let us deal with them properly. Let us do our Christmas shopping in Christian stores. BUY Christian ET "TOLERANCE" T R A I N I N Under the heading: "Half Rifle range for Refu-Jews, Broad & pine Sts. Million Persons Study",the Young Men's & Young Women's HEBREW Assn, Jewspaper "Philadelphia (Assassinators?), phila., p£~ Record" SIGNIFICANTLY used this photo and caption on January 7, 1940, before Jew-controlled p. B. I. •"exposure" of the '; Christian Front. Has FBI investigated the menacing 'JEW FRONT? Or will the (Refu-jews be permitted to take our lives as well as our jobs, businesses, and our country from us? if you don't swallow KIKE PROPAGANDA; if you believe Christian Front boys were I "framed", help the entire I Gentile cause in the Jew-united States and help show the Mokkies they can't scare or rule Gentile American Patriots.ACT NOW! Send your check or money I order,no matter how small, to Parents' Defense Fund Committee, % judge Leo I Healy, 16 Court street, I Brooklyn, New York.

WOMEN WITH KIIJLES have a deadly significance in some Al the 8 Y, training in marksmanship is part of its program KEEP AMERICA CHRISTIAN! WAKE UP AMERICANS! DO YOU WANT THIS?

Clean up America! Break the Red Plague! HISTORY OPT* UNITED STATES BOYCOTT the JEW!

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DAWN APPROACHES - JUDAS BEWARE - SHED YOUR EVIL TRAITS OR THERE WILL BE A REVERSED FOR YOU. 'A § Refu-Jews Go Back tn REFU-JEWS (To be sung to the' tune of "My b :ii. the l") GO BACK O Abie sails over the ocean O Ikey sails over the sea! The "Shrine of each patriots devotion," Must take in the damn refugee- Jer U.S.A. lem! Chorus ... Go back! Go back! Back where you came from across the sea! Go back! Go back' And leave my own country to me!

On Each ocean h'ner they're coming By steerage and cabin and "first"! Great Britain and France take the best ones And send Uncle Sammy the worst! Chorus ...

Oh Abie will open a hock shop! To lend Christian saps their own dough, Oh Ikey will sell "High kless klothink!" And then send to Europe for Moe. Chorus ...

They'll get Jobs in the best of places. And crowd out the poor starving "Goy." While singing the "Star Spengled Benner" In Hebrew and Yiddish Oy—Oy— Chorus ...

My friends there's no time like the present We should have been wise long ago ADDITIONAL COPIES AVAILABLE * 5W for $1.- Let's slam the door now in the faces Of Abie and Ikey and Moe! Chorus ... NATIONALIST PRESS ASSOCIATION 147 East 116th Street - New York, N. Y. THANK YOU NO We are only Buying at Christi Stores this Christmasj We are no longer Suckers fc Jews, Christmas is a Christian Holiday Not A Jew Harvest Are you still A Sucker the Jews ? Do not Buy from A Jew, He will not Buy from You Tell your friends we are only "Buying Christlan this Christinas"

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it! •m s 2 NO WAK IDK Mt To Save The British lor Yiddish ?) Empire ! Were you a Sucker for the Jews in the 1 ast War ? Jews Thru Roosevelt Expect Every American Gentile To Do His Duty "Onward Christian Soldiers" To Make The World Safe For Jew* Are You Going To Let Your Son Be A Sucker For The Jewsln Thi* War Do Not Be Rude To The Jew Do Not Strike The Jew Do Not Buy From The Jews Christians Unite You Have Nothing To Lose But The Jews The Latest Lullaby Hit of the Century entitled "BE TOLERANT" : ...-/,' • • • ; or '• .'" : • ? Qoto Sleep dear Christian

Day, Everywhere you are hearing a plea "Christian* be Tolerant".

Today the word tolerance is being used as a lullaby . ."."'to put Christian Americans Who Are Awakening, Back to Deep Slumber. And why simply so those who now control Christian America, can continue their Treachery, their Unethical Ways of Conducting Business, their Attempts to Destroy All Good in Humanity, and their Habits which Destroy Property and Ruin Neighborhoods and Communities. TOLERANCE: according to Webster's Dictionary means, "act of enduring". If one is to endure something . . . that something must be unpleasant, something not of the best. For example: one endures pain. These people who tell Christian Americans they must be tolerant, know they are doing some wrong to Christians, but instead of asking forgiveness and correcting their faults and wrongdoings, they insist Christians should stand for and bear them. That is their simple meaning when they say " Be Tolerant". Must We Be Tolerant of Something We Know Is Slowly but SURELY DESTROYING US? We say NO a Thousand times NO We will NOT BE TOLERANT of Their Acts. Of their religion, all Christians will be tolerant for that does not affect Christians. But their acts in this supposedly Christian America do affect Christians and therefore No one has the right to ask us to be tolerant of that. BUY CHRISTIAN Later may be "too late" IS Frank Murphy the o an Right kind of a Man for the U.S. Supreme Court? Would he have been the People's Choice?

—sss^ Hear ,.— JOSEPH E. MCWILLIAMS National Commander of THE CHRISTIAN MOBILIZED Show your True Christian Spirit and Come to Ebling's Casino 156th Street & St. Anns Avenue Take Lexington Ave. East 180th or Bronx Park Broadway Subway to 149th St. & 3rd Ave. change to 3rd Ave. "L", ride 1 station to 156th St., walk east 3 short blocks. St. Anns Ave. car passes door. Monday, Jan. 12th 8:30 sharp We raserve the right to refuse admittance to any person whose presence we feel might create a disturbance. (OVER) SAY IT ISNT SO

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Jewish Refugees Reach Here Represent atires of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So- ciety said 1,300 more refugees ara arriving next Tuesday on tha Statendam, and another 1,500 next 46,000 More week. Face Want in Refugees Aided By Cleveland 1st Lady I CLEVELAND, Dec. 2 (UP).—Mayor Burton worked | Says Democracy I with his cabinet today on a program he hoped might solve j Owes Them Debt I the city's food relief crisi? involving 16,000 persons, j I Federal Relations Commissioner > ~~ ~ Xn a spirit Bubna met WPA officials to pre- Charitable people are baffled by jf. indignation she held up a leaf- pare jofob scheduleschedul s io emplop y 6,000 such a situahon They don under- let saying: persons from relief rolls. stand why the 18,000 foodless are "I can't understand the patri- Burton stopped regular food still going hungry. The answer, of otic organizations and groups of t course, is that the money goes for people who print documents like orders to 8,000 single persons and 4,000 childless couples Tuesday. the next-year budgets of the wel- this with the heading: There were no disorders today at fare organizations. But a lot of 'American jobs /or American relief offices. contributors don't understand that. Citizens' and then it goes on in Vak usual line. WHICH WAY AMERICA??

WAY WAY OF OF THE THE GOD- GOD- SERVING HATING, NATIONALISTIC INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN, [ PARASITE, LOYAL "CITIZEN" TO PEOPLE OF THE AND COUNTRY! "WORLD"!

Aryan American Nationalism Jewish-Marxist Internationalism FIGHTING FOR A FREE U. S. A. Leading to a "U. S. S. R." of America Christian, Gentile-ruled National Republic! ATHEISTIC (God-denying) International, Bolshevistic Constitutional Government! "20th Century Democracy"! National Financial Sovereignty! Anti-National Dictatorship of International Finance! Patriots in Public Office! Public Officials like "The little red flower," reported plotter for Bela Kan's Outlawing of International, Godless Bolshevism Jewish Bolshevic Uprising in Hungary and flaming apologist for "The and all other political creeds ruled from outside the U. S. A. Soviet Union's Rare Contribution to Mankind"! Public Officials who make public pronouncements on cases STILL BEFORE THE COURTS! Your Home your Castle! Invasion and plundering of offices and homes WITHOUT SEARCH Bill of Rights equally enforced for ALL Citizens! WARRANTS! Punishment of the DISTURBER and RIOTER Discriminatory Legislation frankly directed at American Nationalist Organ- instead of suppression of the lawful meeting being izations like the German American Bund, in direct, deliberate, hypocritical disturbed. * defiance of the basic law of the land, THE BILL OF RIGHTS! Representative Rule by the Ballot of an enlightened Suppression of Free Speech and Assembly by Mob Violence! Electorate! "Class" Rule by BULLETS and avaricious, benighted Mob Psychology! AMERICAN UNIONS, led by AMERICANS for International Moscow-dominated "Unions," "led" by the ever homeless AMERICANS! Social Justice for ALL "Classes"! parasite for his sole benefit! Madness of "Class Warfare"! Jobs for Aliens No immigration and no jobs or help for aliens while millions of Citizens are unemployed. while Americans suffer. * Malicious, baseless Prosecutions, faked Films, faked Radio "News Dramatiza- Freedom for Truth and Decency on the Radio, Screen and Stage, in the Press, Pulpit, Schools tions," faked "Photographs" in filth publications! Anti-Nationalist, anti- and Courts! Christian Censorship of Press, Radio, Screen, Schools, etc.! Degenerate Art! Maintenance of the Aryan Christian Culture and Hate-breeding "Commentators" like the Winchells, Peglers, Brouns, Lores, Political System built by the founding fathers! Thompson - Levys and Clappers. False "Liberalism" and anti-Patriotic Impartial Peace and Trade with ALL Nations, Pacifism in subverted Pulpits, demoralization of Old and Young through entangling Alliances with NONE! de-Christianization of Institutions and Observances! Outlawing of all hate and war breeding, trade destroying, private, organized boycotts against Jew-Deal Calumny, Boycott, Discrimination and War Mongering against friendly Nations. ALL Nations effectively combatting Jewish Domination and Bolshevism! Flattery and preference for the others as "Bulwarks of Peace and Democracy"! Equal respect and protection for the rights and privileges of ALL Elements of our Citizenry help- Rights and privileges of "First Class Citizens" only for creatures of the ing build and maintain a God-serving, socially just, INTERNATIONAL RED JEW, all others to be hounded and villified as FREE AMERICA! "un-American" "Nazis" and "Fascists"! Join the German American Bund or Another COURAGEOUS AMERICAN FIGHTING ORGANIZATION!! Information: P. O. Box 1, Station K, New York, N. Y., or FELLOW CHRISTIAN:

Christian civilization can only be maintained if Christians get a fair share of the business of the City, State and Nation. Christian Schools, Christian Charities, Christian Culture and the Church can only be supported when Christian Business is flourishing.

More Jobs for Christians and many of the better ones will be open to them when you increase the prosperity of the Christian Business Community. The few cents that you may sometimes save by not "BUYING CHRISTIAN.'", closes hundreds of thousands of the best jobs in tho country to us, by drying up Christian Business.

Economic power is what makes possible the growing despotism of the Plnko-Llberal-Internatlonallst-Communlstlc-Popular Front In our CityT State and National Governments.

He who is opposed to bettering Christian economic life in this community is opposed to Christian Schools, Christian Morals» Christian Culture and Your Church. He who objects to the "BUY CHRISTIAN.'" movement to restore a fair share o.f business to Christians drops his mask and stands revealed as the enemy of Christiandom.

Christians! Mobilize your buying power and use it to save your Jobs, your Homes, your Churches and your Nation from the International- ists.

I pledge myself to "BUY CHRISTIANJ" until such time as the CHRISTIAN people attain a fair share of the economic power of this nation. NAME

Return to CHRISTIAN MOBILIZERS TRI-BORO PALACE 2514 - Third Ave. Bronx, New York Onward Jewish Soldiers!

Resolution adopted by the ANTI-COMMUNIST FEDERATION OF AMERICA, George Washington's Birthday, February 22nd, 1938, at Los Angeles, California.

WHEREA& In the United States of America a Jewish minority has for the past six years conducted a private boycott and pro- paganda war against the German nation, and WHEREAS: The same minority under the pretense of "Saving European Democracies" has through THEIR control of the press, the radio and motion pictures, enlisted in THEIR fight many white Gentile Americans, including some of the highest government officials, and WHEREAS: Such practices of war-mongaring may again lead the United States into a European conflict, for the sole purpose of satisfying JEWISH hatred against the German people, and WHEREAS: In such a war, , mainly would nave to fight Gentiles on both sides, while non-Gentiles would take the profits out of war industries, BE IT RESOLVED: THAT ALL INSIDIOUS AND SUBVERSIVE PROPAGANDA LEADING TOWARD WAR WITH A FRIENDLY NATION AND ONE OF THE BEST CUSTOM- ERS FOR AMERICAN GOODS AND MATERIALS, BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY IN ORDER TO KEEP THIS NATION OUT OF FOREIGN ENTANGLEMENTS! BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: In case said minority suc- ceeds in driving this nation into war, then all Gentiles be exempt from serving in the armed forces, and instead ' that AN ARMY CONSISTING OF JEWS ONLY BB RAISED to combat the Hitler regime. IT IS FURTHER SUGGESTED THAT: ARMS, AMMUNITIONS AND WAR MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, MANNED BY JEWISH SOLDERS, SHIPS MANNED BY JEWISH SEA- MEN, AEROPLANES FLOWN BY JEWISH PILOTS BE SOLD TO this JEWISH army by Gentile manufacturers at war time prices, and that if necessary white Gentile bankers lend to this JEWISH army for the continuance of the war any required money at a rate not less than 12% per annum. IT IS STILL FURTHER SUGGESTED THAT: The leading Jews of the nation be given Commissions as officers of the J E B (JEWISH Expeditionary Forces). To mention only a few" such honors should be bestowed on the following — Eddi CANTOR, Walter WINCHELL, Ben BERNIE, Jack BENNY. George BURNS, Paul figfjm, Edward G. ROBINSON Francis LEDERER, the four MARX BROTHERS, the RI^z BROTH- ERS, Henry MORGENTHAU, Felix FRANKFURTER Barnev BARUCH, Samuel UNTERMEYER, SamueT^KSTEiN Fiorella La ^UARDIA, Stephen M. WISE and etc., etc! FELLOW AMERICANS! . . . GIVE THE JEWS A CHANCE IF THEY want WAR against Germany, let THEM fight WHILE WE ATTEND TO OUR PEOPLE, OUR PROBLEMS AND OUR NATION, THE UNITED -STATES OF AMERICA.

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