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In view of this menace to our country, it detracts from the
report of the Dies Committee for it to devote several pages to a
discussion of the German Bund and to classify this Bund with
the communists. Even if it has 25,000 members, and even if
they are actively at work (and the report of the committee does
not disclose it) they are a mere bagatelle as compared with the
activities of the communists. It is the contention of the Bund
leaders that they are combatting communism and that that is
the purpose of their organization.
Undoubtedly George Deatheridge, Robt. E. Edmondson, James
True, General George Van Horn Mosely, Col. E. N. Sanctuary,
Gerald B. Winrod, Win. Dudley Pelley, and Chas. B. Hudson
are fighting communism. They are not racketeers, as the committee
intimates; they are not "selling religious and racial hatred,"
as the committee states. It does not add to the dignity and
weight of this report for the committee to go out of its way to
besmear these patriots who are endeavoring to render a service
to their country in its hour of great peril.
General George Van Horn Mosely submitted a strong statement
to the committes in which he showed conclusively that this
communism that now confronts us and which the committee
so clearly portrays and forcefully condemns, is of Jewish origin
and is financed and promoted by Jews. The committee knows
that this is true but they refused to accept General Mosely's
carefully prepared and truthful statement to that effect. In
their two reports there is not a word that reveals the real authors
of the deviltry that they condemn. Why It is because of the
"invisible power and its abiding-place."
I do not wish to detract in the least from the committee's
very able report. They have honestly and courageously revealed
a threatening situation that we did not know existed. In passing
judgment upon their work we should take into consideration
the invisible power that rules our country and our government.
Already this power has publicly threatened to contribute $250,-
000 to defeat Martin Dies, chairman of the committee, in his
present race for re-election. This invisible force "whose abiding
place is unknown" has the power to defeat any member of this
committee for office, and the power to elect a president of the
United States.
This power is manifested in the effort of President Roosevelt
to suppress the work of the Dies Committee, in the propa-