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- 13 - " they mean more at present for the “erman element here than all the dead heroes. " Also: " In all pr in ell probability Anerica will eventually be drawn into War, helping Vermany'S enemies: however, IT WOULD HAVE WNEOTRAL. GF _.THE GERMAN ELEMENT. HERE WERE MORE, UNITED. aie eas l iv all we could Ache eVe tea lean tha c out ‘of. f se teat yete keep the 0.5. oc | WaF7 Cormans are efnans ate veluebie. ‘Fighters. when united under 4 “gd0d TS Téaders-THE FIGHT HERE WOULD NOT. CALL FOR A SACRIFICE OF LIVES i eeeiy Tor the esukage of couviction: Ak would be a political fight. THe Bund is ready to take t the | lead... .¥ Page 8, col. §,bbétom has an article in English "What about Russia® which is a re-print from JAMES TRUE's publication. 1 Page 8, col. 5 and 6, bottom has a special article ™m a box and in double-column spread "Lindbergh for President". wnich first re-prints an article from versey City which appeared in the N.Y. Times stating that Own Grundy, president of the}Hydson County Young. iMen Repub can Club proposed Lindbergh as the Sepublican presidential nominee. Tne Weckruf article then states in part: Tne Colonel would unquestionably prove the most popular candidate the Republicans could name." and | "Lindbergh would have the support of men in influenctial | walks of life, among whom he has many frie ds." Page 8, last column, bottom has the following large ad in German: " GERMAN DAY OF BROOKLYN On Sunday %ctober 1, 1939. Organized by the UNITED GERMAN SOCIE [TIES OF BROOKLYN in all the rooms of the “ SCHWABEN L, corner Knickerbocker Ave. & Myrtle Ave. “rooklyn. Entertaining ceremonial program.- German and Ebglish speakers. Followed by Vala Sall.- Advance sale of tickets 30 cents. At the box office 40 cents. Hall open at 6 PM- Seginning of festivities at 7 PM. nat re anger ener ne