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DOROTHY WARING
Secret Agent 89
Miss Waring, a native of Alabama, was trained as a journalist.  She has had extensive experience both here and in Europe as a writer on political and on international affairs.  Inadvertently her profession led to her becoming an operative for her own country, when America was first confronted by the menace of Nazism, almost a decade ago.

Miss Waring, in her duties as a secret agent, made friends with the most infamous and dangerous Nazi spies at work in this country.

She gained national fame for her fearless expose of many enemies of America.  She continues her efforts knowing that enemy agents are still arduously at work in our midst.

For obvious reasons the nature of her work at the present time cannot be disclosed; however, she is not a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.


LISTEN AMERICAN!
ARE YOU AWARE THAT DESPITE THE ARREST OF MANY LEADERS OF GERMAN SECRET GROUPS THAT THE NEFARIOUS WORK OF AXIS AGENTS CONTINUES?

HEAR!  Secret Agent 89
Investigator of subversive activities for a former Congressional Committee

Subject: FACTUAL PERFORMANCES OF NAZI SPIES IN THE U. S. A.

MISS WARING says: After I was sworn in and was working officially for my Government, I was assigned to get information about the Nazi organizations in this country operating on orders from Berlin.  I was told, get concrete evidence; get to know the people back of the Nazi party here; get printed matter that they distribute; find out where the finances come from; learn what connections there may be with other organizations; investigate these alliances.

My first step was to join the Friends of New Germany, which later became the German-American Bund.  I made application to become a volunteer worker in their offices.

I was investigated.  My ability to speak foreign languages helped.  I was fingerprinted.  Then, in a day or two I was told they were ready to induct me.  I had heard that there was a fantastic ritual.  I was escorted to the meeting place in Yorkville (a German section of New York City).  Storm Troopers in German Military Uniform Heil-ed.  One stepped forward to explain that they were going to give my hair the Aryan fire test.  A lock of my hair was snipped and burned.  As it neither curled nor changed its blond color, I passed their test.

Through my Bund affiliations, I became confidential secretary of an American Fascist leader whose organization was closely associated with the Nazi groups here.  I made valuable contacts there, one of which was William Dudley Pelley.  I am proud to say, through my efforts, he and others with whom I mingled are now in prison.




DOROTHY WARING
The Only Woman Investigator (Acting Officially) of Subversive Activities, Miss Waring Tells About the Nazi-Inspired Groups That Operate in the United States With Undaunted Effrontery and Brazen Efficiency

Everyone who hears DOROTHY WARING'S story of Nazi underground methods will be on guard against Peace-feelers, usually planted by enemy sources to weaken our fighting spirit; and also be on the alert when persons are attacked because of religion, or of race.

The purpose of the Nazis is to destroy the precepts of democracy.  They miss no opportunity of sowing seeds of discontent.  They have not lessened their psychological warfare in the United States, though it has taken on more subtle form, nor have they relaxed their espionage activities as is evidenced by the numerous arrests and convictions for spying, and the 47 codes and ciphers relative to spying seized by the United States Government since Pearl Harbor.

Recently U. S. Attorney General Francis Biddle declared: THE SPEARHEAD OF THE FIFTH COLUMN HAS BEEN SMASHED ON PAPER ONLY



Proof of the Ceaseless Activities of Bundsmen Is the Continued Seizure by Our Government of Subtle Enemy Workers

PELLEY CONVICTION UPHELD ON APPEAL
Brown, His Agent, and His Press Also Fail in Pleas for a Reversal of Sentence


DECISION IS UNANIMOUS
Special to New York Times.


Chicago, Dec. 17—The conviction of William Dudley Pelley, former leader of the Silver Shirts, on a charge of criminal sedition and his sentence to fifteen years' imprisonment were unanimously upheld today by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Court confirmed the conviction of Pelley's business agent, Lawrence A. Brown, and Pelley's Fellowship Press.  Brown was sentenced to five years' imprisonment and the press was fined $5,000.  The convictions took place in Federal Court in Indianapolis in August. ***—

New York Times, Dec. 18, 1942




DENIES REVIEW TO PELLEY
Supreme Court Lets Stand the Criminal Sedition Finding


Washington, Feb. 15 (AP)—William Dudley Pelley, former leader of the Silver Shirts of America, failed today to obtain a supreme court review of his conviction on a charge of criminal sedition.
Also denied a review were Lawrence A. Brown, a business associate, and the Fellowship Press, Inc., a publishing house at Noblesville, Ind., where Pelley's magazine, The Galilean, was printed. ********—

New York Times, Feb. 17, 1943



F. B. I. SEIZES 20 IN CITY
Three Women Among Nazi Group Expressing Animosity


The birthday anniversary of two Nazi figures, Dr. Alfred Rosenberg and Hermann Goering, was marked here on Tuesday by Federal Bureau of Investigation by rounding up twenty former members of the Nazi party, according to an announcement, yesterday.
Three of the persons interned were women and ten were members of Nazi front organizations, he said.  Virtually all were former members of the German-American Bund and most possessed quantities of German propaganda material. ***—

New York Times, Jan. 13, 1943



10 GERMANS SEIZED IN F. B. I. DRIVE HERE
Ex-Storm Trooper, Bundist, Nazi, 2 War Workers Among Them


The number of aliens of enemy nationalities rounded up in this area as dangerous to the safety of this country has just been raised to 2,398 with the apprehension of ten Germans, E. E. Conroy of the Federal Bureau of Investigation here announced yesterday.
The new drive was conducted by F.B.I. men and city police and netted a former Nazi Storm Trooper who still bears the scars of wounds received in street fights in Duesseldorf.  Others included a woman, two war workers, a Nazi party member and a former German-American Bund Member who recently was deprived of his acquired United States citizenship. ******

New York Times, Feb. 11, 1943



27 MORE ENEMY ALIENS ARE SEIZED BY F. B. I.
Associate of Two of Executed Saboteurs in Round-Up


Twenty-seven enemy aliens, among them an associate of two of the Nazi saboteurs landed from a German submarine last June, were arrested in New York and vicinity during the week-end, it was revealed yesterday at the local offices of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. ****—
New York Times, Jan. 31, 1943



KUHN DUE HERE TONIGHT
Will Be Brought From Prison to Face Denaturalization Hearing


Fritz Kuhn, former national leader of the German-American Bund in this country, with nineteen other former bundsmen, will face denaturalization proceedings in Federal court here Tuesday morning.  He is scheduled to leave Dannemora State Prison in the custody of United States Marshals today and reach here tonight. *******************************—
New York Times, Dec., 1942



HEAD OF WAR PLANT SEIZED AS ALIEN

The $75,000-a-year head of a medical instrument manufacturing concern, his wife, a son, and a daughter have been apprehended here and interned as enemy aliens. ********************************—
New York Times, Feb. 18, 1943




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