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that the no A s ou' t she represented her." 59292 Lonenfels she wanted to find out the exact natu
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that while he was employed by the Baldwin locomotive Works in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, certain of the employees in that plant stated that they had
knowledge of a pro-Nazi individual who had written Hestbrook Pegler end
whose letter appeared in Pe|;ler's column. It was determined by FBI inves-
tigation that the so-c ro-Nazi individual who had written to Pegler
was undoubtedly and that the letter appeared in the Peglercolumn of Novesber , ., The White House was adviled by the FBI cn
December 22, 19142, by letter to "Q01- General Edwin ll atson of the
» results of the FBI investigation. Advice was also furnished reporting that
"The '-Yorker," Sunday edition of the "Daily lurker," Conuuniat Party newspaper,
for December 20, 19112, carried an-article bearing the caption/"Pegler Uses
Hitler - Ad:nircr's 'Amunition' to Attack Arms Workers," written by Walter
Lowenfels, a photostatic copy of which was also 1m-nished to the '-ihite
House. This article relates how Pegtler incorporated a letter in his column
from a tank th Baldwin Iocomotive plant and it identified theworker as on 'mo had long been suspected of pro-Nazism by
the other workers."
Under date of December 31 1 2 Ilrs. Roosevelt furnished infor-
mation to the FBI indicating that forwarded
another letter to her concerning the "letter from a tank worser" which
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accorgg to affidavits from workers at the Baldwin Locomotive '-Torks.
was contacted by the FBI and stated that he wrote the article to Fiestbro '
Pegler which subsequently appeared in the Philadelphia Enquirer complaining
to Pegler of e slowdown in production at the Baldwin locomotive Works.Qdenied ever having been engaged in any un-American activities and
nied that he entertains amr sentiments ininical to the internalsecurity oi the inited States. in extensive investigation was conducted
2,] ? ?qI1@Y- ' ' 'escribed the worker as pro-Nazi and as having Bund connect?
concerning which did not indicate that he had been in the past or
was at the pre on engaped in any un-mcrican activities and which investiga-
tion failed to disclose that he was pro-Nazi in his sympathies, attitude or
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It will be recalled how Jimmh the early days of his father's occupancy of the Wliite Hon". suddenly
became an important factor in the writing of insurance, something new to him. Of course, it was only a co-
incidence that ]irnmy's company got some of the highly profitable insurance business coining from folks who
had big, juicy governinent contracts for this and that wherein it was desirable to have the good will of the Royal
family, especially the Royal Hamma who at times stayed at the White House with the Royal Papa. Not long
after this strange looking deal was given publicity, Jimmy was made a Colonel so as to act as a physical aide
to his ailing father. When it became necessary for Jimmy to be absent from his busy desk in the insurance
company, so the news stories told a wondering public, Matrima looked after his interests because the revenue thus
gained was not hay. Then followed Iimrnyis daring exploits in the South Seas which gained for him special
citations for bravery, or something which has never been made clear.
About the time Jirrimysperegrinations oegan to oe accepted as tne legitimate privileges as the presidents
sort, Manama saw the opportunity to drag in a little kale and she began broadcasting. advertising a new kind
oi soap called "Sweetheart" that would make clean even the skin of someone engaged in dirty politics. Now
Mamrna was a traveler of renown. The fact that her husband was sick in mind and body and constantly needed
the care of those about him, did not deter her from itting around, attending parlor-pink and red meetings
which she dignified by her presence as America's first lady. She hecarne greatly interested in race equality and
used her inuence to mix negroes in with whites, much like raisins stirred into an angel food cake. She grew
bolder daily, finally reaching the point where she was passing out opinions having to do with _administration
policies. Neat followed the publication of My Day", a syndicated newspaper column which netted a pretty
penny as she told the anxiously waiting world what she had done and where she was as she used greatly needed
transportation space, hopping from place to place, the self-appointed and well-paid representative of American
womanhood. This she continued as her failing husband limped alone toward the grave, fi.nally passing away
with her and all the others oi his immediate family iar iroiri his side.
Now the fact that Elliott accepted lavish entertainment and borrowed money from the front man of a
concern that was seeking and apparently secured his Royal-family blessing on a project which had been turned
down by experts qualified to pass on it, was a practice not entirely new to the family for it will be recalled thatwhen his mother christened a ship built by Henrykoaiser at Vancouver, Whington, accordingdto newspaper
stories published that day and never disputed, s e wore a corsage which eriry gave her, ins e up of over
seven hundred dollars worth of War Savings Stamps. just a_littl_e something from the Kaiser family, that was
also eating in the New-Deal feed bin while turning out ships that cost twice what they were worth and were
so poorly constructed that the most expensive of them gained world-wide notice by breaking in two in the middle,
in one instance, even before out of sight of the place where launched. Henry worshipped at the Roosevelt shrine
and with a member of the Royal family who was in the big dough, writing a column for her public, it was only
fitting that he shou liaiig something on her chest that would last longer and do more than aii orchid and thereis no record of her having refused this interest-bearing bouquet. , i -- _ - A. , _ ,
The administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt will go down in history as one of the darkest pages of
human progress. His utter disregard for the truth and the unprincipled methods he employed in remairiing in
office saw him stoop to practices of arch hypocrisy, since exposed by his intimate associates, that passed iar
beyond honesty, even after making allowance for the latitude ordinarily granted in politics. He clasped to his
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Your note postmarked August 28,
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particularly writers, civic groups, and editors, in order that they night
use its information and photographs for whatever purpose would benefit
théile
The following general biographical data concerning ROSSKLII is
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IIMIH and LOUISE ROSSZAH arrived at documentary photography
through dissimilar channels - he through painting, she through biology,
He studied art in Paris, lilnich, and Philadelphia; she sciences in
the University of Pennsylvania, Ihile his pictures were shown in
Paris, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, she graduated and went
to New York in order to study bacteriology.
About 1929 the Trocadero and a newspaper syndicate sought
him to make a photographic study in lhrtinique and Tahiti and the
Polynesian Islands-
About 1936 RCSSPZA!-T worked for the Ehiladclphia Record in
the capacity of photographic editors
it the end of 1937 both came to Puerto Rico for the first
tine, sent by a well known nngazine which has capitalised on photo-
graphs, The thousands of photographs which they took around the
Island were not published due to circumstances inadequantely ex-
plained by the magazine directors Hence their prints are now being
forwarded to the Library of Congress.
" About 1936 the ROSSKAMS carried out a similar Photographic
project on behalf or another magazine covering the Tennessee Valley
Authority, but this project for reasons also inadequately explained
by the magazine directors, was never nnde public, They thereafter
signed a contrscfwith withig1LLlaNCE, a Iew York publication, to doa photographic two-volume Job on various studies cg the countrys
The first covered San Francisco, for which _ _ theCalifornia novelist wrote an introductions The second covered
Washington, D, 9,, and had an introduction written by El._P_A3{I_O§ @0983-
_92_!'E,l_.l_3|ith the collaboration of lbs, RUB! AI92'BlACK, ex correspondentgphit. llURDQ,F92IA nnmocrucn, and the United Press of hshington, n. C,
In the middle of 1959 they were separated in their photo-
graphic work when EDHII ROSSEMI became a specialist on Visual Infor-
mtion for the Farn Security Administration, while she worked for
various nagaiines in Washington, De CeI
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FIELD DIVISION "E V I ' '
In Ins Angelo: area the Negro population continues to
increase. Western Baptist Convention Negro! adoptsI economic and social pr92>,r;ramJ'-."_Qali1ornia Eagle", Negro _ ' I
I newspaper, reported controlled bj*~C1:>_m*nunir-t Party. Local 1
law en.f.or--ement agencies map plans to control major dom-SY N O"5l5 OF FACTS:
eatic disturbances.";!&I51rch on Washington" Movement began I* organizational drive in Los,/Angeles following speech in
Loo Angelo; by A, PHILQR 14»'92PlTJQ.LPH= Negro employment-in .I war :I.ndusLr1es continues to increase. Lack of adequate
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di rial li rt t '=" - wbat seems to be s complete change in the e to on the onmm that 1:. is rmrored lmong the Negroes um. Sn oerro by the Conlnunist Part;-. This source felt, however, that despite the *
fact that have lost inch preitig-i Intel? oeoiuie of theradical t i1l feels that the paper has considerable in-
Ilnante in the comunity became of the fact that it had the reputation for more
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E. "THE IIAR WORKER". _
as of this writing three issues of the "Far Worker" have been pub-
1!.-.:hed. The last two is-sues have maintained the some
an-roach as did the first issue, Confiden -
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each advised that he had never heard the name of
mentioned in connection with any subversive was
of the impression that this paper was taking s very rational 7181' toward the
Negro problems. Each expressed the desire to see the paper s successful venture.
They did not know the financ a be f the paper, but were under the impres-
-1s.on that it was money that d accumulated. H told
Snnrce T-5 that the subecriptiona a street sales of the paper a ean verysuqcessful s.nd _'1ppeared confident that the paper would be able to
continue as a aeli=supporting enterprise, It is noted, her-'et'er, that in the
lost issue there was about one-hall page of Paid advertising. The "War Worker"
has sold for ten cents F! copy and as of this time no evidence has been secured
which would indicate the extent of the circulation oi thio paper-
The mos recent issue, which ie for the second half of August, l9h3,
ir-.-ludes letters oi oomoendation and good wish s from s number _3i individuals
including Hrs. EAHORFOOSEVl;LT, H. V.'IilL'l , THECDORE R. ?0STON, News
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The editorials Ilnd news stories oi this issue were very conservative,
devoting lost of the space to presenting the local housing problem, and to
pictures of Negroes end white employees working together at plants such es
Lockheed and llorth American Aviation.
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AIIERICAII RELIEF FOR CREEK DEMOCRACY _ INTERNAL SECURITY -- G 3F_?el"OI'I'llAIA'l I ;_' " Lem-m rumoured -* nerolrnunllv - -- _ "-: . -' ~-5I - I wmc-unseen
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MIERICJUI RELIEF FOR QEEK DEMOCRACY hid its inception -
about June 4,-1966 with a dinner at the Hotel ' "5" ' "'-"I :
Commodore, New York pity, launching a drive for __
$l,0 .X3,000, B.0__._ SI. JOHH, Chiinnan-oi' the dinner. 1
Among prominent speakers were LELMID-$§20~IE, FRANKGEVASI,
1'.ILLIAL! Lf snzrazn. Hrs. ELEMLER aoosmrerzr accepted I
honorary chairmanship. ROBERT SI. JOHN and Dr. NICHOLAS
/CI-IERONIS, Go-Chairmen of the organization. Greek Fur I
Workers Union, Local 70, contributed $2,000. Organization
H, _ . _ _ has support o£4'ewish War Veterans, 1'Icmen'l Section of 92
- ' _/Jewish American" Congress and CIO. Packages are sent '
tlzrough-"CAE,"- Cooperatives for American Remittances
4-: Europe, I:w=! end devered in Greeee by the I-lei:-io@_ II /3 Solidarity Group. ur. mum-zaswsrrmos, Gredcl.-abor ,'_¢ 92 llinister, calls-Ritional Solidarity Group s front for 1
I I .' assistance to Commniets in Greece and ie represented inI 92 ,3 W the United States by American Relief for Greek Democracy.. I" $; _. .. _p.-_-. ! . %
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the United States. The organization held a dinner on June 4, 1946 at the
Commodore Hotel, New York City, at which time a drive for $1,000,000 to aid
war victims in Greece was launched. The purpose oi this drive the committee
aid those Greeks who because of their political ideas are stated was to
denied any assistance by the Greek Government. The Green American Tribune,
announced. mouthpiece for the Greek leftist organisations-.tnti1::s-Teoontz-y,
cm May 31, 191.6 that among the trade unions participating in the dinner and
pledging to support the $1,000,000 campaign for food, clothing and medical
supplies, were the followings
Local 6, Hotel and Restaurant Employees, AF oi L.
Local 89, Hotel and Restaurant Employees, AF oi L.
Local l, Bakery and Confectionery Workers, AF of L.
Local 1, Barbers and Beauty Culturists, CID.
Local 555, Teachers Union, CIO.
' United Shop Workers, -CIO, New. York District. .
United Packing House Workers, CIO.
Furriers Joint Council of New York, CIO. .
Joint Board, Fur Dressers and Dyers, CIO.
National Maritime Union, CIO.
Professor NICHOLAS CHERONIS, who is chairman of the AMERICAN RELIEF
N V FOR "REEK DEMOCRACY, introduced the chairnan o£_the_dinner_, my. aoam §'r_._ .1CH 92J
I his eech ROBERT 3'1. JOHTN criticized the British for the handling o1 the '1 3P
Creek situation, extolled the assistance rendered to the Allied victory by
th United States foreign the ELM Group, and also criticized the bungling oi e
policy in handling the Greek situation.
llr. FRANK GERVASI, Washington editor of Colliers Magazine, spoke
aft the liberation of that country from the Nazis on his trip to Greece er
and spoke in the same vein as the preceding speaker, praising the sacrifices
of ELM and condemning the British for denying liberty to the Greeks. ROBERT
5'1. J OHN also read a message at the conclusion of GEIWASIs speech which
message was received from llrs. ELEANOR ROGSEVELT and stated "I was very glad
to send a small check," to the LMIERTCAN RELIEF FOR CREEK DEHDCRACY "in the
hope that it would alleviate the suffering oi the brave Greek people." A
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gratifying to hear that a campaign is launched for the relief of the Greek
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American Relief fcr_Greeh Democracy, organized several months
ago, for the purpose of sending desperately needed relief sup-
plies to the democratic people of Greece, requests the honor of
including your name among its sponsors.
Is are currently conducting a
of sending food, clothing and
people of Greece who were our$1,000,000 campaign for the purpose
medical supplies to the destitute
allies in the var - the former
resistance fighters and their families -- and to all Greeks who
are discriminated against in the distribution of relief supplies
because of their devotion to democratic principles.
Our appeal is s special appeal. Is are appealing for help for the
20,000 resistance leaders ehc are in prisons, for the 200,000 sho
are in hiding and the 4000 men, semen and children forced into
exile. Individual food and clothing packages will be sent to
these victims and their families eho are completely sithput means
for continued existence. '
Ihe Greek people have appealed to us to help save than and their
children from certain death. Quick'action has been made possible.
Arrangements have been made to send food and clothing packages
through the facilities of Greek Iar Relief and 0533 who guarantee
their delivery. Is have an opportunity to help them directly,
effectively and immediately. ' - -
If, after reading the enclosed material, you decide that this
cause merits your support, please fill out the sponsorship card Janclcsed. ' _ - , E _ , _
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Rev. Ben Richardson '
National Executive Secretary
linisterial Action Committees of TH PROTESTAHT
G31 Iifth Avenue ,
New York, Hes York
Dear Sir: .
DnI't'|I!§'|"ler'rI Ian! Past nu";suvaalwaneea sees. av: DIAOAU
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humanity wherever found.
urgent matter. p
Tao million hungry, poorly-clad, tuberoular children trek pitiably
over the roads of Greece. 400,000 ear orphans have no hope for the
future except that Ie help them. Thousands of women, young and old, -
are completely destitute...their male relatives having been killed 5
or imprisoned by the Nazis. The dire situation of these people is
attested to by Euell F. iaben, irector of 0RA in that country. e_ .
charges further that in Greece, the government has been distributing
supplies only to Royalist eympathisers. .
The present government closed down the'offices of Theetionalutual
Aid of Greece, the IAN relief organization, and placed its officials
under arrest. In a Iord, they used relief as a political weapon
against the people.I
In an effort to offset this evil and to bring needed assistance, our
organization, The American Relief for Greek Democracy, was formed.
Anticipating repressive measures, The National Iutual Aid of'Greece
sent us a list of those most in need. It includes 2,000 little
children partly or completely orphaned by the sar, and another 2,000
relatives of democratic fighters against the Nazi invaders -
The American Relief for Greek Democracy is presently engaged in a -
caapaign to raise $1,000,000 to eupply these valiant people eith
food and clothing. Ie turn to you of TH! PHOTESTANT and to the many
gracious ministers associated with you for assistance. Please con-
sider kindly the following suggestions:
Yreaoh a sermon on the humanitarian necessity of see-
ing that those who need aid actually get it.
Launch clothing and fund drives in their churches.
Allow the churches to be used as neighborhood depots ;
for the uio of othor organiiitioni in tho community . -o-{
shich say also be collecting clothing. _E230
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-ibm92 .- . _ ..V ..Iovember 14, 194$ --
Hundreds of thousands of orphans'o£ Greek trade unionists
- face death from starvation, disease and privation during
the coming Iinter. '
For them, Christmas of 1946 holds no hope -- no promise of
cheer - nn food- clnthir av naaa-Q1119; 9! 113:. --- - ----' -- -- -¬ - _v-v--'- _.-
'1he orphans of Greek trade unionists lift s hopeful eye --
they hope that American trade unionists will see their '
misery -- sill bring gladness to their hearts -- sill make
their Christmas s merry one. - - -
lhile Christmas to our American children means toys. Christ-
mas trees and happiness -- a Berry Christmas to a Greek 1
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something to keep him alive.
us the names of
have neitherThe National llutual Aid of Greece has sent
5,000 orphans of Greek trade unionists rho
fathers nor mothers.
$25.00 se can outfit and feed a Greek
_ _ Is ask that you adopt at least four
such orphans as your sards for the month of December and
make their Christmas s. happy one. - - -Ia estimate that for
child for one month.
In the spirit of Christmas and good sill, son't you adopt as
many orphans as you can, and send us your ooatrihutior. at once,
so that these gifts sill reach them in time for Christmas. -
l Very sincerely yours . '-_92
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HRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
Heeorory Cheimes
ROIERT ST. JOHN
DI. NICHOLAS CHIRONIS
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HRS. FRANK GERVASI
JOHN VASSOS
ALECOS GEORGIADB
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FRANK GERVASI
SENATOR JOSEPH F. GUFFEY
DI. GEORGE KAIAFLOS
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GI. PETE! PAULUS
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LISA SIIGIOHERMAN SHUHLINVILHJALMUI mnussousun. suci 51'!»-u|~|O
oust STEIHANOAl|'H-bl S21!" " T """ ' fr 1:»->4 011$? '~HAIY nu IL!!!N PssiiilDecember s, use
Ihndreds of thousands of orphsns of Greek petriots
tees desth from stsrretion, diseeee snd priretion during
the coming Iinter. _
' ler then, Christmas oi 1946 holds no hope -- no
promise of cheer -- no food, clothin_g_ or the necessities
of lite.
" Iheee helpless orphans lift s hopeful eye -- they
hope that se in Amerios sill see their nieer; -- will
bring glednees to their hesrts -- sill no-re their
Christmas s. merry one. '
Ihile Chrietnes to our American children nesns toys,
Christmas trees end hsppinees -- s lorry Christmas to s
Greek orphen would neen e food package, s bundle of cloth-
ing - something to keep hie olive. '
The Isticnsl lutunl Aid or Greece hes sent us the
nenee oi 5000 orphens oi Greek petriets. It is the pur~
pose oi this letter to invite you to Join nan; Aneriesnsin sending s Christmas shipment of relief supplies to theorphaned children of Greees -- the children ct men she
died tightin; the Axis. _
By ocntrihnting to the "ii QBmM§ BLED E93
DE 9L;.P"_L"_§ 9.! _Gh§§¢.5" you osn perticipste in the ship-
sent ct food, clothing end sedioel supplies scheduled to
lesve let York in tine to resoh Greeoe before the hclidsqs.
, Is; Is sdd your none to the list oi Aleriosns she
will help Greet orphans lire.
Yer; sincerely
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You have seen the scars left by war in Greece, scars left by warfare, torture and terror-
ism. These are the things that might have happened to us if thewar had not gone our way if
millions of people throughout the world, like the Greeks, had not sacriced their homes, their
lives, their lands to ght the Axis. _ . - _ '
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For the Greeks Terror and -Hunger
I492_ _
FOOD IS A in modern warfare. It is a terrible weapon in the
W.-w?= if ruthless men determined to crush a people: will to freedom, to liberty, to democracy.
It is the weapon used today by anti-democratic forces in Greece. . i
' -- AMERICAN RELIEF FOR GREEK DEMOCRACY stands-opposed
to the use of this weapon against the people of Greece. _ _ ' T _ _
AMERICAN RELIEF FDR GREEK DEMOCRACY was created to
- help alleviate the suffering of the democratic people of Greece. By cooperating with the Na-
tional Mutual Aid of Greece in the distribution of food and clothing American aid will reach
lClTiuit, ~ illages, mountain communities, as well as people in the cities whose fight for democracy
and ¢r-=l~-»~_l~.=¢ left them starving, sick, destitute. ' . G I
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And the children oi Greece; the innoccnt,'ma_;:ty_red orphans
of the heroes oi Grcelt resistance pass their time in their sunlcss
homes, naked, hungry, barefoot. Illnesses torment them. Tuber-
culosis cuts them down. Is Me face of this trageJyg<wersnsesr .
ocials remain uarnooel. . -. -
Appeal so all Danoeralie Kaylee
lune It I! by the National Ideal
Aid oi Greece.
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ATHENS, Juleltl Reuter!'lheUnited Nations lie! and Rehabili-
tation Administration today iruiieda viorous olcial protest with theGree Government against alle eddiscrimination shown y Greek Glue-
ernment oieiala in distributinUNRRA supplies to the people oi
Greece.geii F. iiaben, bead of theU RA mission in Greece, in a let-ter addressed to Sterhan Stephano-
poulos, llinister o Coordlnatisaid that for several weeks he xiii!
been receiving from his eld repre-
sentatives reports of a particularly
disquieting nature in the light of
UNRRA objectives
These reports were "that certain
local government olllcials do not
appreciate the non-discriminatory
distribution requirements of the
agreement between 'tiis'i"tR.-t and
the Greek Governmentnae .-1-1- 1
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1 llr. Iaben sai that the Prefect: -..
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i of Pella {a distririlin western lace-ij444_!4 iL_i_nl___ ,___L___ I__l__lllfllil I'll?! KIIQIFU [I'VE XIII CIIIIICIbet left- ' rte and.,..';::...,,..',::;' .."...*";':....r....- .cireu er "which arpeara to eitelbllslso a Government ioy of withUNRRA ratiorisofrpm fsmilieadiai
relatives of eelnons suspected of bo-igoutiawa." -e added that reresentatius liedbeen made to UNR A radquaen
in Greece that the di tribution of
UNRRA supplies should be out ol
from certain villages pending the
re-establisht in_tl_92e villages oi
conutttons more sattsraetory to theGovemrnent."
_"L_et Ina assure you the UNRRA
mission will oppose any such action
and will if necessary endeavor to
provide supplies directly to any such
9%"?! °P_lIlIp_ of persons so die-
erirninated against," Ir. labels
lid.
AMERICAN RELIEF FOR GREEK DEMOCRACY
was created to correct the very injustices coniirtncd by UNRRA
authorities. lt seeks to aid all democratic elements in Greece that are
the victims oi discrimination. Distribution oi relief supplies will be
unuertaien by the National Mutual Aid of Greece, the "Morin of
the Crre} Peop!e"-a relief soticty created in I941, to secret
aid to victims of the Nazis and fascists. Today it enjoys the respect
oi all democratic elements in Greece. It is supported by such men as
former Prime Ministers I'M -n-.-cl T-audere sod '.|."l92.e.'ni£a!a
Sophoulis, forrner"Foreign Mihierer john Sephisnopoulos, the Metro-
poiitans A:-chbishops! oi Koaani. Elia, Florini, Chios,'Voloa, Sparta,
and Driurnupoleoa. _ _ . -
This Yllotber of tbe Greek People __ea. ,
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- msssactzs To am-zatcazt 1121.11-;|-' rout GREEK ntzstqctuttzvi ' ;
l _ "'Thwe of us who were with the Greek
Anny knovrit was the Greeks who hrole
the h_eart of Italian Fascism. We know
that no allied people fought I815 !
greater odds than the Greeks. Out of
a population of only seven millions
nearly one million Greeks died for
freedom. The Greeks deserve our help.
American Relief for Greek Detnocrl-'1
shall have our support.
I-II.-AND $TOWI
"It is gratifying to heat that a campaign '5 heing la-mvhhl
to send food, clothing and supplies to the suffering
people of Greece. These people, who fought so well
azzinst Fascism, have the deep sympathy of all Americans.
But sympathy is not enough for human beings who are
suffering as they are suering. We must express our synt-
pathy a.t.'tively.hy aending them the things they need to
alleviate their pain." '
HENRY 8- 9292'Al.l..ACE
Secfetlrp of Colaurrs
In the name of the figh.ers for Greek democracy I express
the thanks dueftg the freedom-loving people of the United
States throughyhose courageous generosity sprang Anteri-
can Relief for Greek Democracy. Your noble deed com»-
forts and soothes the saddened hearts of the lighten for
Greek democracy. We will not forget l
_ - IOHN S-OPHIANOPOULOS
Fern" Isrripa Iiainer of Greer:"In the history of the common struggle I ,. 3 '
for progress and democratic rights
waged lty your ovrneountry and Greece,
American Relief for Greek Democracy
constitutes n valuahle addition. Its
founding and its sacred cause are rean-
surance to us that the h'be_'rty-loving
people oi the'United States stand ac-
tively at the side of the sorely-pressed
democratic people of Greece."
THIMISTOCLES SOPHOIILII
Leader sf ll: Lilerlf Perl] .
rmer Price Minister of Genre
I hope . . . thatyou will achieve your goal so as to he
able to alleviate the suffering of the brave and courageous
people in Greece who have endured so much."
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
To tell a people that are destitute and starving that their
vvar eort was a mighty one is very inadequate. We, on
this side of the world, who owe the people of Greece a
debt that we can never score oi, must partly repay this
debt by giving life itself to the peoples of Greece . . . Rest
assured that organized labor in this country will not he
remiss in seeing the importance of your drive.
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Co-Chairmen
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Ba. Nleuous Cttuotria . -
Vice-Chairmen .
Mas. Full GsavaatJotltl Vassos i
Auoaa Gtosotaou
Secretary
Coin Couvaaaa '
Board Memirrr
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Lotta Vanaoasuo. Vunaaos
Da. Gaoaca Kaaartm
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Snurros Iosern I. Gutter
Lao Knees: -_ ' Honorary Clainnea
lira. Eleanor Roosevelt
' Sponsors."
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Dolonsv Paaszsa
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Hon. Cnauts I. Savant
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Dear Iriendaz, _ ' _ _
The tragedy of the Jews of Greece is known to you. I deem it my
duty to call your attention to two basic things:
1. From 100,000 Jews who lived in Greece before the war, at A
least 60,000 suffered the greatest catastrophe from plunder,
looting and wholesale massacres.
2. The aid of the resistance movement in the work of saving
the Jews of Greece has been, according to the evidence in
our hands, great. All those who escaped destruction owe
their salvation to the resistance movement.
From the beginning of the persecution of the Jews of Greece, the
resistance movement considered the question of the~Iews included in-
the framework of the national.liberation struggle. It aided many
Jews to hide in the houses of resistance fighters, facilitated the
escape abroad of many families, and protected all the Jews who sought
refuge in Free Greece. "
We must point out that if there is today a free corner of
Greece, we owe that to the heroic resistance movement which with
real heroism suffered the greatest sacrifices to drive the conqueror
out of the country.
Consequently, I beg you earnestly to organize a collection to
assist the democratic people of Greece morally and materially. In
this collection which you may organize, keep in mind the many thou-
sands of victims of the liberation struggle who fought against thebestialities of the German-Bulgarian conquerors and the traitors
who collaborated with them.
It would be fine if you could give this aid in a short time and
if it would not be limited to money but extended to medicine, food
and clothing. ' e .
And God bless you for this good work that you will do.
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Chief Rabbi of Athena, lliaa Barzalai
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official government egenoiee continue the pereeoution not only oi their political.
opponent: and their faailiea but relief acrtwa eeeking he aid the prphana of Iaai
victim, it nae charged by the Bearei oi Iiireotog-_e d Lmeriean Relief tcr Greek
Dlncoraey, 111 rm: 42nd sex-ecu, mi mt"-buy. re _ '. H _ I _-__ _
The Iati onei llutual Aid ct Greece, e nnnpo1itioa1 relief apnq ahich operate!O
aoorotly during the lari occupation ct Greece and which hae been the dietrihuting
agency lb: feed, clothing and medical euppliee lhipplll by American Relief for Greek
Democracy, Ina been the principal victire cf oi'1ieia1,and ncn-official peraecution; -
P»-1*-.=r¢ St. John and Dr. liieholae Gheronia, no-chai man oi the Aneriean relief orb '
5=-1'.-2 etion, mode pdalie an appeal for help fro! the Rational Iutual Aid which out-I
lines a tee ct the incident! :1 the per I001-IH-_lia - - -,
Innocent children are theprineipai vietine at thie ei1;uaticn," la-.Ste John eaiah I
1 . ,
"1 ten aeeka ago, in Athena, police i-aided atcod center eeh up by a group of eenen ~'
in ihe Kupeeii neighborhooé for W crphanle The eitiidrenia fbcri Iae oonriecatei anl
up mun an-eetecl for no reason aitntecever. ,TI1ie ia ypicai of any ouch ineidenba.
The cue er the proteat fro! tin mum-1 llatual no -cam-ea to no ;°m-=- 7 *7:
manta of Greece; Great name, the United emu, hence and are Bcvie Union aa
- a '
cell ee be religicue ieadera eve.-ywhc-e, ia ae foiloaaz - ' 1 _ -
"The Central Executive Oomnittee ct the Rational llutuai Aid proteata aucngly _.
e*c you, the Greek Gcvernmnt, and to international public opinion, the mam; pale -,E;'_
. ' __ _._.|potrend by irreep-eneille, Ihzi 921a!'or'bunai'e1y official. gowemnel agenoiole H1000 -oi?¢5.-. ". ¢P%- e- eere cent-are and 1-epreaentativea ct our orgoniaation aho llveccndiotel than--f; "tilled.
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She violent pcsemt ion of the Ha!-ionel mbual Aid, the torture and nu:-der Q i4:=" __
leaders, the closing and wrecking oi its orfieoe; the placing obeizaes in time uey I.-
Q it; eoxtg-arenoln recem n" isolated instances, u_n£orl,=92metei,v-, I-e_.__dia1;e1; alter-_ ' 1e-
ths events Deober, 1944, much otthe persecution. violence and mrder were - ' - _ _
directed mum an mm-i.uqm1 am. In oily mm city cf m».~:¢_=.u, waaaly W
md the Pslconnesue, district etfleee were completely necked. In Tlaeealanika,-.
the Qtete, upon the pretert of preserving cder, evicted the organization from its - '
ettioese In Piree.ue,the pliee raidedlthe Iationel Iutual aid nfticee and arrested .
and tctured its leaders. In tleuw lon1:he,.i:en Iatimal Iutual Aid leaders were
nurderede Leonidas Velopoulce, lions Hallie, Cleo Delivcfia, I. Ieeeidia, Ch:-istoe
nanratsia,.B1me Hronopeulou, George Zervas, all net deaih in lin ct dutye
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"to these ten must be added tour lore sel£- secrifi oing apostles of the Iaticnal
Mutual Alg _ _ _ _ V
"on the morning of August 15, in Ghenia, Crete, 22 year old, Thalia llareusaki
@'!e<I of the severe Hounds she sustained the previotl day when gendarne attaoeti _a
group of cit isens. Thalia llarcuseki, en innocent bystander in this instance, re-
ceived the full blast of police Bulieie in her cheeize r death deprives our eh-
gen-,r.eQ= ion of an inspired sqapcrter of the sooiel eel fare cork af the Iational
Hut ml lid. She was secretary cf HI branch at the Ioun-Iapi community in ChariiaI
and had e ngiitieent record of natimel res itsnoe activity during the Iasi eoc- ,
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1 _ Hplie She ie survived by__a oue'end one halt year old ehilde - o - __ ,,_.'
"11: dawn on September 1, 1918, Idcmeneue lchilakie, Secretary cf tb laia 7 __ssariani Branch, was mrdered by royelist members of til I-ite organisatiqa. Ia _ __ i
~ aeaeui behind hide -1}. end three young children--sithoulrneene of support. _
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before the hullete of e em-derere ' ' .
' The third sdioue murder of e Ieticnel ilutuel Aid leader ooourree! in Zekiathoe
on Septenber 2. I. iirietodoulopouloe, e ouetolee offioiel eho eel e Inter cf the
lietionel lutuel Aid dietriot eonnittee ct Aheie, eee lurdered by terrcrietee L _
tee aeye befcre hie eurder he Ind heeneri-eetezi in Petree end eee held fcr eeilee
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He m re1eeeed,'ho never, end hie eat took his to Zekinthoe ehere he eee em-dereé
by the femilier 'pereon or pereone unknown--the drege of thereek mtion.
int-auneen - oi -ma rahioti of I
Ioennidee, lender of the Ietionel llutuel Lid cl Keterini. A . . . _
"Then fourteen nu-dere teint the honor 01' our lea! end bxien the eieilieetion
of our eountrye They met not go uptmiehed. It ie the uhty of every oieilieed
per-eeh to denounoe oouregeouely thie eurcieroue pry end to denemi of the otfioiel
government thet it {ind tin guilty end punieh time.
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' "The murder of repreeentetieee oi the iietionel lztuel Aid, en ergenieetion .
ehioh etende ehoee politic iene end pelitieel dieorinim tione, eennot heee up
other meehin¢hut e frenzied reeetion egeinet the philenthrogie eert of our we-genie-_-. --.' -
REBELS:-;
II-EREAS:
IHBREAS:
WIBREAS:
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For noro than 5 yon:-e tho heroic dcccretic
people of Greene fought the faaciat invedere
and thereby contributed enornouely to the
victory of the United llatione, and
The preeent Greek Government ie pureuing e policy
of etarving into aubniceion nilliane of due-cratie
Greek; ee eubetutieted by Buell 2. Jabs heed of
UHRRA in Greece who accueod tho government of die-
orimdnation in the dietribution of relief, ed
The legally elected leadere of the Greet Confed-
eration of Labor were forcibly rucovod and their
headguertere confiscated, as action vigcrouely de-
nounced by Loon Iouheux on'b_ehalf of the Iorld
federation of Trade Unione, and
Today theee gallant fightere fece"a life and death
etruggle for their voryo:ietnce.,,20,000 cf than
rotting in foul prieone, another 200,000 forced
into hiding and eubjected to terror, ell!
The coat of bred hoe rice: to 80 tinee of what
it Ia before tho German occupation inflation ie . Irampant end large numbere of child:-on die daily of
ate:-ration, malnutrition, and tubarculoeie, and
The American Relief for Greek Democracy ie the
only organization dedicated to the vital tack of
providing direct aid to the dcnccretic people of
Greece and ie launching e $1,000,000 campaign for
food, clothing and nedicel euppliee, and ea neebere
of free trade unicne in America we have I aecred
duty"of eolidarity tovarde our brother unioniete _
in Greece, therefore be it
RISOLVED:'1hIl
oxpreacoe ite eympathf and eolidarity with ill.
Opptejdd people of Greece, and cndoreea iii$1,000,000 campaign on their behllf, Illll 5' 1
further ~ _
l92l60LVlDt'1hat ee urge our nonberc and locale to eupport _
thie campaign by noting contributione throughtreeauu-7 allocations, trade union cc:--ails or both,
and that copiee of thie reeolutioo be fvrvlrd
to all locale and chop eteearde. _
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violence, they email; leave ruine all death. _ -
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lathe of April and Iq, 100 . _. _
in late:-iniu The peiiee arreetel the Iheie l'reeili92n- I1-are ef Bireetora! .
at 8.1. The peiiee eenfieceteei and aant through ite boek|...a1l tliie on the ..-I '
exeuee that the relief organization an eeoperet in Iith .'tandite" and. "teI§- -
arising the people. Flue Ioard an tormented far fear lays anl finally. ' ' 4. l * '
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henekou, hee been dilel, ~ e - "
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purpoee of dieeelviag the Ijtiuel llutuel. AM eel ee depriving theueeele el
Greek delecrete with the only eld ueehle te then. 1 _ _
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heat! Ike reenl he been in geell emtiea there ere III eneqh Crude enl-
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Io Iili oowy tho tool an our hooto,' tho pooolo coil. no tho; popo:-oi tngo:-tioo to go Goon tb oounooio pom: to tho lopoto Io:-tuntoly lor_tho oglai,
1 '__IQQ_II_§_lI¥|Il"Il hnlTthio projoot ioprootiooli flhroo logo iotor, duo tho on
don ogoin, tho lltinol Intul All ogont loo 1-nil; dooporoto.Iho poopio or tho viii ago gothoroi in trout of hio onii oftioo no prop not-I
In tho trip to tho ooorh ton to pit up to "oqplioo tho; hoiioood _g__oro ooitiag _
ta thou Euro. tho; oovo hungry, tho; oozo oold, t thoj iousol one! long--for '
tool, tho! thougit, oooawt hr olto ' - _ _
' bola tb nod any out, 111 of tho: oontilootly hop"-on oaoopt tho ogo . _
ob thought of to hittor dooppointooout tot uoitod thou.
Int ooooohoro olohg tho lino tho nnoxpootooi houfhopponol. iqqrto or troin
oqnipont ndo it poooihlo tor tho nil:-ood to no oxtro troino on! tho ohipnont
rooohol In roiihood o foo logo ooriior than it nigh: hno. thoro Aooriou joopo
-4 truoho, pnrohooo £1-Pp I-8. any ourplu otooto in iuopo, undo trnoportotion
-.¢...:.lo and ohon an pooplo of tho villogo roooholi tho dopot tho fool no uniting
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rho ogont, by hio iittlouooooption ouhotitutonl hopo tor toad--hut it loo good
onmgh to hoop up tho ocroio and poi ohoor of pooplo Iho night othoroioo into
hooon dooprtoly lrightonoio _ ltoo, oo noor io Oroooo to otorvotion today -Bad: o too ooyo on ado o Iifforoaoo
hotooon iito on! tooth. Tho hol ping huui that noiuher givoo noighhor io o nook
lam, for on oro not ond lnngryo _ _
A fol oontho op o ip oorqiq food to tho Inland of Uhioo. in tho Lgool
Iloo, no ioiqod by otorno for oooorol. loyn Pooh; otorvotion, to pooplo organ»
iooo portion of on, oonon, hoyoond girlo to go on into ao ooodo uni gothor h
rooto, ho:-ho, no on; orithio ouhotonoo thoy ooull find. tho food ohip on oightol
just so tho portioo Ioro looting tho tonal uni oiiiogon hi ohiio tho hind of
2..-. -bl onol tron otorootion that tin thoro lnnp nor tin poplo thoro; Ill
in oionot all Q Oroooo, tho_lrood of huqor if oay littio thin poo oroq. 92-"_
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mu 1|;oootlor lootroyiq non o oooii trootiu of tho totoi or-ops ooh oooo .11 _
otonooo to ohoio viliogoo uni tonal. A III-I oton that loioyo o tool _
tru-.-I: or loohoo Io; o Ito-ohitt roillooai hriogo-ihio Olll noon tot hudrolo of' - 0 ------ ¢.--.---_-p-.-..tuilioo not lio tho oiu tooth of hupro - - . - - - i
an :11 io no [Ill no trogio in omd. thou io up in tho um: ot o- _
puns. Ilopo't92:ot tho; Iililho giooo tho opporthllty to oorh in trooaioo; to ro-. __ _,
hill Ihot oor hoo Iota-opt,-to nor!. Iith tho pooplo of othot notion tolorl . . ._._ _.____.
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* g'ip iii-for tho n-um Iora than nu an a1ok nu onu-go, tnharqglolia, on-
ontnaeo no oI.I11I on-nu. no oennguo, tho youth, mo an oooflool J
to tho Ilnolng of In oar. Iho faro gonrothll, o oh11lroo I today, Iooo . - .
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in oooo of tho ;oog1o 1: go vl.11o;o, hogo o1ono I111 not ouoto1o than ladottoltolg
It I111 ho1p thn hoot tho 1r paoolt Iuttong Ilth _g:-oator lortltudoi X Inlooo
tho; booo tho food thll: I111 hoop tholr holoa o11vo|- tho olothoo that I111 loo";
thou oar and tho Iod1o1noo that I111 Ioko tho I10! Io11 op1a-- Inlooo tho: hooo
I11 thooo zlngo-oo11 tho hopo 1|: tho I016 o111 ho I Io avail. " -
That 1a Ily lbrloon Rollo! II Grook Down-aq Ioo orootol by o poop U
lnrloono 1: o11 oolb ct 11.fo--to hrlng to goo tho ator; of tho G:-oi goog1o---
thotr hapoo on! tholr aoodoo Ia Iont to to11 you hol you om ho1p thooo pooplo
ob fought on our oilo lo oo11--Iho mo look b u fhturo Iith oo and: hopo oi
pod ohooro , -
tho; no our notghhcro, 1ath1o tin; gtoho d our-a Baal: hao hoaugwo anon
I1-th til oirplono nd I111 ho non aoo11or I1th tin to-ohotplolloo Io oamot hon
on; two a noghbor lb holgoo an 1n tho gaot and Iho 911; oonto author ohonoo
U ho1p no 1: tho hottor au-16 oo|k1m1 hopoo in attain in tho futuro, '
' !.u oan ho a good uolghhoo h glob; your noon! olo-thing to Aoorlooo I-o11o1' for
I1-ooh Doooorooy. Hhtovor food you om oparo too--flow, oonnonlcoooto mi ah,
' arqemu tomb, Iaonni, on-nu. no you tom: 0.1.'o ooh b1p um: oi:-an ,.
I! Oroooo Iho ooh no your 01¢ org olothoo no Ihool-I-Ind tho olnloo that do not
- t you oln-no you oaoo hook, Ioooa'o and C1114:-who olothoo aro o1oo ooodoul 1;
lroooo, Ian hlmkoto, ooofortoa-of-oval hob; olothoo out hlonhotoo - '
_ A11 Qhooo thug, hog by tho pnorooo hou-_t of Loorioa, I111 ho aono.oo tb
lt1u:o1 Iotul. All at Oroooo loh on to:-Ioa aldortha on-1 Ioooa of tho Oornn
1o 181 III Ihloh hoo lnoo at tioo boon ho1|>_1g Bo pooph Iho tough tho hoo-
Oflo ho Iottnol lltual A1! hoo hronohoo 1: oIo11 o111I¢oo ml talno thtoughoi
O:-oooo no oon root; tho poop! Iho IooQ holg goat-I12! tho II.-pt Q19; -
Id olmlt it noluborol -"i111 you ho1|l 1ooI1 loorlooo Ig11of for Oroot
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by tho Qoourlt; caulttoo if tho Dhtrlot of lollo. Iaoodonla, to olni _ __
anatho onto n tho inland o! Ibllgranlrooa; .| - ' .
oialand of Poligranaroo, ban-on upon Illa, holda political |rlo'oooro -
awn tho 18 ohtidron on! hroo boblooa '
o 1,114 politiool prloorlro roaontly arrhol at tho lalanla Ihoro .
u] aoulsl-ho lull u olllo aoro "133 anon. __: V |__ _ __- ' ,_ _V - ' ' 1
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with this group and the ur-pose is to secure funds for .
Greek children. states that this organization hasnever sent any f ece and he thought this outfit
should be investigated on the ground that they are securing .,."
funds under false pretenses. I tol-.1 him we were glad to have 'the benefit of this information, although I doubted that an 6! _?'¢""""Federal violation would be involved. / Fv-w we
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