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...cannot understand why you published the sentiments expressed in that letter. That you should soil the "nonsectarian, nonpartisan" pages of TIME with the "German Kultur" of Karl Busch is beyond the comprehension of any right-thinking American. It might be well to assure Busch that none of us wish to share German glory. He is apparently unable to understand that any real man will give honor where honor is due. We all respect men of the type of Baron Richthofen even though we cannot always respect the cause to which they devote themselves...
...seems to me that Busch might better go to Germany, where he need not come in contact with sportsmen, "you English and Americans," and where he may steep himself in German mioht...
...exactly the sort of man we do not need, do not want and can well do without. It would be a great satisfaction to me if all aliens with the sentiments of Busch were deported forthwith...
...stupidly arrogant . . . letter signed Karl Busch which appears in your Dec. 14 issue, p. 2, fills me with a passionate desire to see its author violently thrown out of this country and forever barred from reentering. To twist a genuine tribute to Baron von Richthofen into a gratuitous insult to the American nation while enjoying its privileges as a resident is unforgettable and unforgivable. I would like to know Mr. Busch's street address. The American Legion and others might be interested...
Time, the Comedian. Frederick and Fanny Hatton wrote a novel in which Lew Cody, Mae Busch and Creighton Hale have been blended with thoughtful, valuable effect. It is about a wife who deserts a husband, is in turn deserted by a lover, and occupies herself at the conclusion by protecting her daughter from the latter. Miss Busch is better than four out of five who attain stardom. For once she has a chance and a director. This latter, curious to relate, is Robert Z. Leonard, whilom husband of Mae Murray and directorially responsible for many of that lady...