Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-01-08 | Page 1 | Reds, Fascists, Mazis Draw Fire during Senate Filibuster

Reds Fascists Nazis ails Draw J v Fire During Senate ena e Filibuster Reynolds Attacks Attacks'S S 'S Subversive Influence e en n c e ein in America Undermining Democracy WASHINGTON Jan 8 AP Southern AP-Southern Southern senators filibustering the bill with oratory on almost every con conceivable subject subject subject sub sub- turned today to communism fascism and for new tar- tar gets of eloquence Senator Reynolds D D. N N. CJ C. C not only denounced what he called these subversive influences in America but Introduced two bills to put teeth into his ar argument that there should be laws against the dissemination of foreign propaganda in this coun coun- try One of the measures would cancel the citizenship of any naturalized citizen cHizen who advocated political doc trines subversive to the best Interests interests interests Inter inter- ests of the United States It also would provide for the deporting of such an individual Nazi Camps Denounced The other would make malte it a a. criminal crimi nal offense to advise advocate advocat or teach principles of government based in whole or in part on opposition opposition opposition tion to or discrimination against people of any particular race or creed The bills Reynolds said were sponsored per cent by the Army and N Navy VY Union of the United States Suites Denouncing 26 nazi camps Inthe in inthe inthe the United States Reynolds de declared declared declared de- de real genuine Americans should concentrate their thoughts and devote their energies to the protection and welfare of the United States and keep out of the affairs of Asia and Spain Interrupts When turning to South American affairs Reynolds said the tho nazis had gained a foothold in Brazil under the Vargas government Senator R. R Mich interrupted to remind him that President Roose- Roose Continued on rage Two Column four Your SENATOR FIRES ARES ARESON ON REDS NAZIS Continued from Page Peg One velt once gave President Vargas of Brazil credit for being coauthor of the new deal Conditions in Brazil have changed since then Reynolds coun coun- The house was In recess today The senate met only because its leadership wants to get erners talked down as soon as possible The southerners on the theother theother theother other hand hope to talk long enough to delay President Roos Roosevelt's velt's legislative legis program so many days the leadership will agree to scrap the bill Threatens Ni Night ht Sessions Session Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Ken Ken- tucky held out the threat of night sessions to choke off their oratory but not even that they said could upset their schedule The senate awaiting committee reports on farm and housing bills passed at the special session had little before it besides the lynching bill The house however was to decide Monday whether to consider the i Ludlow war referendum amend amend- ment Speaker Bankhead headed the administration campaign to pigeonhole the proposal