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in known to the Bureau, advised that at a regular meeting of the above
captioned organization on April 19, 1945, at 150 Northeast 5rd Street,
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rt . - _ ,_- After the meeting 1rae celled to order . 1' ~--/_ STEIN, read a telegram to the members oi the organiza- /S/3 _
gtion Ihioh telegram had been eent to President TRUMAN by the Florida
-P_ reee and Educational League. This telegram etated in effect that the
Zeague hoped that President TRIFMN would carry on the liberal traditions
of President ROOSEVELT. FLORENCE FELD also read a telegram which had
been lent to lire. ROOSEVELT by the League announcing their eorrow of
the loee oi the President. lhen FLORENCE FELD read a letter which had
been sent to Senator CIAUDEQQIIEPPER from the Florida Preea and Educational
League aherein it wee etated the members of this League joined Senator
PEPPER_- and the world in mourning the peeling of the President. 'I'hey£_
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_-O .'- ROSALYN EPSTEIN eteted that the member: "ehould eend lette'.i'e__
to President TRIMAN - _it'e very effective." She eteted that the mentally
ehould be lure and get their letters off in the morning mail and to urgemum: to oerry out the 111»:-1 ideal of _;p;_1_ ;}§ze_ President noosrv"sn »-The featured eieaker of the 1' L o ep'ol:e on ourevente. Hie opening etatement nee, Feller : rs of the FRANKLIN 1'-
"10 ROOSEVELT OLUB_.;'_ It ie noted that thi name of this organiza-
tion had been ehanged durin thie meeting.! -OO8IA_nentione and delib-¢-. erated upon the death 61' jieident ROOSEVELT very ehe$t1y a:1letated "
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formerly known as Florida Press
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which President TRUMAN had voted and added, After ROOSEVTE§LT's passing
we had a feeling of loss and also one of fear - fear of the post war
world, iio one knows what ITi7lI_i_l:92_T_wii_l_,do, hut we must put the pressure
_gn. Aw Pri§i'd3ht"'ij:sinsitiys,_sndfears public opinion. He then re-
iterated tEi't 1e"c¥'e'§e would be written to President rmmm from the
FRANKLIN DEL-ANO ROOSEVELT CLUB, and he further urged the members to
cooperate in every extent by writing personal letters to President TRUIIAH
to carry out the liberal policies formed by President ROOSEVEI..1'e
COSTA further stated that a merchant seamen had told him that
the men on hie ship had engaged in sending out 750 letters, mainly on
the GI Bill of Rights for merchant semen, and the reason they had sent
the letters was because they found they got results by doing so, He
stated the object he was trying to bring before the nanbers was that the
FRANKLIII DELARO ROOSEVELT CLUB should do the same thing, and that after
a resolution had been passed by the Club, the members should immediately
write letters on this resolution to give it strength and to show that the
people were back of it.
The questing of representation for the Lublin Government was
brought up, and i G. stated. thatthe Luhlin Government was the
go1re1;n|ng_nt represented the ;l?_o_lish people who had fought the Iiazis
since the beginning of the me and thatithisi government _wae the one which
'-was Eoiig to'i_Se__'denied 'th'e'ri'ght to -'.i'ote.in the conference. Then followed
a oonds'gg_a_tion or t}1e_Poliah_jpvermnent_in..enile, and this was followed
by a propoiil'ivhiE Ia'im|'ii"de by ROSA!-I'll EPSTEIN and which was agreed upon
to I1'___i;_B__O___!__If!l1dO!lt 'I'R_UliAN and the '_Stajte__Departnent .92l!'g1ng that the Lublin
Gore:-p_n_:_ent_:__t_::C:il1owed"rsf>rei'entation,.to tin San Francisco Conference.
The major portion of the neetin was devoted to the electioncampaign in llismi for JOSEP$%!RTH *9 re: City
Oomsissienere ROSA].-YN EPSTEI stated with reference to this: "This
organisation has gone'out whole-eheartedly for Ilr. BARTH in words as well
as work and actions, She further stated that it was recommended to the
members that they vote for two other candidates in the election for City
Oonniseionsr - these being nor wirszmona, President of the a.1=. oi 1...
Central Labor Council, and 11. rT_~o.92a1n*En. Iith reference to nor w. snronz
ROSALTII EPSTEIN stated, "It is very important that labor in Miami is
zzzified and strengthened, and through labor organizations we foil that
we can naks the most progresse"
ROSAYLR EPSTEIH further stated that the Executive Board recon-
nended that the ne.mg_9_£__th_eir_,chapter ei.the Florida.Prees and Educational
Lelgl-I.e._be. changed to the FRANKLIN DELLNO oROOSEVELT ~CLUB,..e She stated
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gonoernin§ this, "This wouldn't change the organisation It ell except
the neme.e This motion was mede, seconded, and carried, with one personnot e HANNAH SEIGEL made the notion that s letter be sent toLEAR W OOSEVELT intonng her of the adoption of the name and why. -
This was else seconded end osrried.
There were five new members teken into the FRANKLIN DELAHO
ROOSEVELT GLUE at this meeting, Huey were: LOU!-S-POVIERSKY3 e person
whose lest nsme was PO-IERSKY-'but whose first name was unintelligible
to the informant; LED-ROSS phonetic! end his wife; end REBECC_§__I'0UBY.l'J
The informant advised that $42.00 were donated by members for
JOHN BARE! election campaign.
Lfter the meeting llrs. neru.11f92cEnr1ss advised that there wereapproximately 50 persons present st the me tinge ' -
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services of this informant be continuede '
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whose identity is known to theBureau, was consulted with
reference to the history and activities of the National
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publication -entitled, "Life and labor" dated Hay, 1915.3published by the National Women's Trade Unicn League o£+..
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a liberal professor of the University oi Chicago who has often '
been identied with Communist front organizations and an
article on wages from an unpublished manuscript prepared by
Professor H. A. HILLIS. The article and the accompanying charts
treat wages from an economic viewpoint and appear to draw nosociological conclusions. ' '
also contains a"Iiie and Labor"
bulletin dated April, 1933 issued by the National Women's Trade
Union League oi .merica,' 306 Machinists Building, Washington,
D.C. This bulletin contains a report on a conference held by the
Iomen's Trade Union league of American to discuss identication
labels for women's clothing. It was held in New York City on -kpril J1 1955. ROSE SCI-INrIDE.b.iAN presided and speakers includednAvIrk""ouBIr:s1cr,> Pzesiaentvgr the International Ladies Garment -
Forkers Union, 3'-r. SA}-PJET nLE"'...N, executive director oi theIndustrial Council of CIA, Suits and Skirt Manufacturers, Inc. ,
and Mrs. I~?ANKLIN D. ROOSMLT, who was described as a member
of the Women's Trade Union League. . _
A committee was appointed tovork out a definite .
program for an identification label for wanen's clothes. It
consisted of the follovhg: HAXWE OPEIOF, merchant, Ladies
Garment Association; SAMUEL; KIEIN, ndustrial Council, CloakSuit and i.ianui'actu.rers nssociation; 135315 BbB%'F£§é§x:§$sident,
International ladies Garment orkers Union; I-RJAN,Dressmakers Joint Board; MAX C&BANIS!-I, International Ladiesc.-imam; Workers Union; mrsnmrhsoslrigmm, Impartialglen}; and guit Industry; s. JULIA Genera era onof Women's Clubs; lss RHODA B{i1ccU1.I.0UH, Nations Board oi the
Young Women's Christian lssocia ion; Hiss 'D~|'EU'BUHL,
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs;His LUCY R KMASON National Consumers League, Mrs. LLABI G[/
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President, National Women's Trade Union League; lliss MARY E.FEE, Vice President, National Women's Trade Union League.
Irnorm_an1t's file also a copy of the 1'BP°1"t
of the committee on peace and international relations dated Hay 4,
9, 1936, Washington, 11. 9. This bulletin mu been distributed at
the twelfth annual conference on the cause and Cure or War held at
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Iunerican freedomlof the speech and press, to oppose the' '
TIDINGS-3-{oCORMICK bill which reportedly would make it acrime '
either by utterance or by publication to incite BO1dJ.Bl5 or
sailors to disobey orders, and to promote organization among _
white-co llar in rkers . . _ _
!~!ewsy.per clippings reflecting the ae+.-ivi_'_t-ies at the
convention eveal that included among the speakers re_1-lrs.IRAI-IKLIN D.R'R=I;~{BEVELT, Secretary of Lsbor,FRA.NCES T15, d Senator ROBERTX?.'AGNER oi New York State, and MIJA of the
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An undated leaflet entitled, " National Women's -
Trade Union League of America" with headquarters at 511 south
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Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, Qllinois contai_ns substan ia ly
sane information set forth on pages e through 5 of the reference '
report.
. According to this folder, the executive board consisted
of the following people: ' __
Hrs. RAYMOND HDBBIIS, Honorary President, Chicago
Home s Trade Union League .Hrs. }£AUD%'v'{AR'£"Z, President, International Typog-rghical
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ROSE SCI-IN!'IIDE.BInlAI92, Vice President, United Cloak, Hat
and Cap llaliers of - North AmericaElIZABEf1HFI-IRISTMMI, Secretary-Treasurer, International
Glov Workers Union
Hrs. S GREEN , waitresses u.nior_:_ .mN§Y _Intem?tiom1 G1o17e Workers Union
Pauuxeswsmm, Custom Dressmakers Union, I.L.e.1I.
mm s192'0-common, Telephone operators department,
IQBQEJWQMrs. ET1-EE1"4":l£[TI-1, Federal Employees Union _-.--- --
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Birmingham, Alabama, President, Hrs. JAMES BRILNS
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Special» Agents and on ennary , ,mam,- smmsno, Organizer of the 19th 0.1!. Section, Ins Angoles County OomnnistParty, and mwm, Bounty Legislative Director of the Connmnllt Perty,let the Unit S toe Representative, CB! EDI-II'1lLD, at Loe Lngelee, January e
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Ihie source stnteni that amt SIBIEBEBG, in reporting on the rsenlte
of this meeting, aulrlsod that H01-IIIILIJ toll! him and I-Ill! YIIDATJIE substantially
in mobilizing California Gong-essmen toward e ROOBIYILE slate in the 1944
elections. lion:-ll this end, J._J§KFlORGAI, 1.1. or 1» Union lender, was eclec-
teni to direct the Democratic lert7__in the 19th Gongfeesionel District. o, " ~_ _,.-»-nsfcllouet _ 7 _ _L _ . -_,,mu. in v;.=.1=,@.=, n. 0., mmrmm 1.... been taking 1.115 1;.-;¢1.¢m
' ID!-IHILD was condent of his re-election es Congressional Rspresen- _
tctivs, ineemnch es the Communist Party is still backing hln es they llinl in e
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H0!-IHILD stated he would beck the Communist Petty program no Inch '
as he could, but that he had no desire of being need en e front for the 0o|||Iu- '
niet Pu-ty, beceuee he would be ucposc to the criticisn of the Disc Oonnittes
end othgr Fred. belting Q,-ojqps, HOLIIIILD rlqucltc that ll Oomonist Pesto
not nako hll show his hand publicly, but that personally he vonlc do ell he ' 'could to further prop-sesive' legieleticnt- H01-IIIII-D elldewi that dose ___~-_.¢,were identical vtth those of theonnnist P 1 I 38 l ihit QC '1
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l I Tney___ _, e non = E . A . 1¢{n'=! ' - 'H " 1 Mr. }'.g||n____SUBJECT: [Mn Gurncn' "L Hnrbp________v__' 4" ' M1" llohr . _ I -._ 92 -_1 . _I ---. ...,C'onor""eJ§"51aT Holi ii eld__0f Califa rn ia calleci.L| :::'::'""»n»=.....2 He stated fhtétheuees Loyalty Bill was going to g "m-; be oebated on the floor of the House today and that I;P"f"-~~m.he was going to opeose the Bill. He stated that he n;E h ras opposing it because he thought it went beyo . 1445} the bounds of ciuil_liberties, that it usurped j cial' Junctions and he was particularly incensed that it
provided jor a check of the files of the house Committee
$2Eg on UnAmcriean Activities because he did not think Iix much of that Committee, particularly under Martin Dies. =
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that he desired to obtain certain
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P Fe advised that according to his recollection Congressman
V Dies had submitted a list of 1600 names of so-calledthe'FBI and that included on the list ofhe stated
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that it was his recollection-that, g ' fT¬Myl0. He stated
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that the FRI aid not indict or prosecute or aid not make
dcterainaiiohs or recommendations as to prosecutions, but t
that such matters were handled by the United States
Attorneys and Department of Justice ojjicials. I explained
to the Conpressman that the Bureau~was but a service
agency of the Department of Justice and that all matters. . FClGtin§ to Congrecsional92inguirics were handled through Q- the Qffice of Hr. Donplasgietegor, the Assistant to the jAttorney General. I sajéoteé that he oonsult with 31 LT. NcJrejor'aS to the Department's position in this
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92 - this Bureau on July lb, 19hT,.lnd stated he eae particularly inoenaed ovor
the fuss 35.11 because it inonz other tninii, for i obook of the
files oi the Home Oounittee on Uh-duserioan Activities. Oonpesenon Holi-
tield went on to relate that according to his recollection Congressmen
lar!-in Dies had submitted a list of 1,600 nsnes or so-oalled subversiws
to the FBI and that tho FBI indicted but two of these people." 01' course,
the Cong;-essuan was infomod that the FBI did not indict or proaecuto or
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office end, accordingly, it was suggested that he consult with you
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Ina original list o=ta%d the 'ie'ie-ii oi 1,121 ,--arson:
as being attiliated with "subversive" organisations.
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group under a aaiden nus and similarly reported as being atiiliatod
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REGARDING TMUNIST ESPIONAGE IN THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
_...-HEARINGS <0
MMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES _
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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-Q21»EIGHTIETH CONGRESS i , .
SECOND SESSION .--_-
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Public Law 601 I
Section 121, Subsection Q !! _
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-. JULY 31; AUGUST 3, 4, 5, 7, 9,10,11,12, 13, 16,1T,18, _ .
H!, 24, 25,26, 27, 30; SEPTEMBER 8 AND 9, 1948
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Mr. Nl.' nN. 1 mu nnro they were not-. _ _
Mr. lliviiasz. A man seeking |iolitia'al oire iii Indiana once wrote
nw thinking tliat. lh~.mlei-son was a Coinniiuiist, and trying :0 get a
juh for him, but 1 ilisaliused him of that. But there is this difference:that is, the Communists did refer to those under liSClf1'Illl926 in :1 di'er-'
eiit manner from the way they do those who are just riendly ;o them,and whom they wish to use, and whom the? think they can inuence.
t!f course, here is a remote possibility t nit Mr. Hiss name might.
have been used l192t0l'll 'li_92., but I have iiover found that to happen
aniong Conniinnists. When i'e|iortir|g to tlieiiiselws. they are always
as exiirt as possible. In i':irt.smiietiines they are painfully exact.
In regard to the relationsliip of a certain iinhvidual to the pnity,
and certainlv so far as the constant impression on me was concerned,
it was that Mr. I-iiss was eqiiivalent to a member of the Coiiimunist
Part _92'. The phrase oimnunist 1art_v nieinber so far as I refer to
it was never used, but that he was under C-Ollllllllih discipline was
used, and he was associated with Nathan Witt and Edwin Smith. Of
coarse, this impression was sti-eiigtlierietl in my miinl. in fart-I knew
Mr. Smith to be a member of the party: I had met him as such.
Mr. Nixon. In other words. this iinpression was gatliered not siinply
from one casual-meiit ion but from several mentions of Mr. Hiss as being
under omnnniist discipline.
Mi. BFDEXZ. That is co1'i'e 't. I
Mi. Sraiiminii. When you wem a inenilior of the ominniiist Party,
Mr. Bndenz, and the managing editor of the Daily 92Vorker, were you
ever approached by Jaooh I§,;Griios tomalcn a trip to Washington to
see an imlividual who was employed in the Goveriiineiiti
Mr. Bvnsxz. Yes, sir.
Mr. S'IRIl'l.ING. Wlio was the it-rson he asked you to see?Mr. Bonnsz. Williiiin Liulwi~yI%lnianii.Mr. STRIPLING. Did you ever see llinann?
Mr. BUDENZ. No, sir. I told Mr. Golos at that time that that was
utterly impossible with my duties at the Dailv li'orker. We were
sliort-sta 'e<l, and I Ptlltl not go on such slioit notice. -
.92lr. S1'airi.iNo. Why did he want you to see Ullmannl
Mr. BUDEN71. He said that it had to do with work in the Office of
Strategic Fa-|'92'ieeS. That is all he said: I want you to see ii man by
the name of William I.-urlwig Ullmann in Vasliiimtoii: to go as fast___i_92s1{iossible, in regard to our work in the Oice of Strategic Services.
P Ir. S1"RIPl.1NG. Now. early in your testimony Ton inentioned thatI you knew J. Peters as the head of the uIidei'gi'ouiid moveiiieiit. Could
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National Defence In1'o1_7_nen1;_- dated November 15, 1945 regarding"'a'"
meeting conducted by the above organization held at Haclison Square Garden,
on November 14, 1945.
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Lamont, the first speaker, was preceded by an unseen commentator who
glorified the achievements of Russia. Lamont traced the grosth of
Basia since the revolution, and declared victory was son because of
the basic strength of Soviet economy. Stressing the vast building
program in all fields, he held out a plus of fat contracts for Ameri-
can business sen that would follow better relations. 3
Fitzgerald Comp"? ffterlin with HQsOOs, tno cities he recently visited.
After describing devastated Berlin he turned to ioscos as the city with
a future. He recounted several interviews he had with Soviet industrial
officials, all of whom insisted upon Russia: desire for peace and better
relations with America .
Robeson praised Russia's treatment of minority people suich he said is
e neasure of its social advancement. A guarantee of peace, he sent on,
is a democratic association of peoples over all the world such as exists
in the Soviet Union. He then sang several songs in Englinh and Russian
which perhaps son him the most enthusiastic applause of the evening.
The addresses of Acheson, Hovikov, Johnson and Davies represented no
sharp departure from customary pleas advocating friendship between
America and Russia. Their comments are reported sc:urately in today's
issue of the New York Times. = .
Rev. Fritchman, in addition to e request for better relations, male
the collection speech. Two 31,000. contributions cane from the
Furriers Joint Board and eh individual she preferred to remain ancng=
sous. Numerous other donations ranged from etc to $500 besides Smaller
bills and coin. It is very likely that the take was sell over ;l0,000.
eseages of greetings were sent by President Truman; Admiral King;
General hise1hoecr- Secretary of war Patterson; the President fIoxido; hlsanoryhoosevelt; Secretary of Interior ckes; Ph1ii5;Iurray,
C10 presi nt- Prof. Alba I?Einstein; Dr. r1o_ upiry of U £;ard-Katherinekz-slept-Arn; Or.=on,5éelies; hdxard G.§.-Jbinsan; 3111.1 A. F. aihitney,
president of the Railroad Brotherhood. ' .
Aside from a fen dozen vacant seats, the Garden was filled with a
fairly solid party audience. lritchsan announced hundreds of standees
lined the arena and bslcon, and 10,000 persons,unable to enter, were
listening to the speeches through loudspeakers outside the Garden.
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/, TR. 332'?! Witness COOK resumed stand.
" 3 - Government attorney GORDON asked COOK the substance of the speech by TIM"/5101: at the January 31, 1946 Lenin Memorial Meeting in nan-01¢. "
Q rs. 332a! Aoiansrenr objected and was overruled. -
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those teachings were being put into effect by current events, and BUCK was pleased
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'. imperialist power and the United States wanted to-make the Pacific "into another
American lake". He said that BUCK concluded by saying the Communists would soon
"smash their way to victory".
TR 3330! McCABE moved to strike the testimony in so far as relating to
HI!-ISTON. The motion was denied.
TESTIIIOITY ON CROSS-EXAMI['NATION
- TR. 3330! .'-cocxerr asked coox the duties of an FBI agent.
TR. 3330! GORDON objected and was sustained.
stated it was not part of an FBI agent's duties to spy on meetings of
He said that his assigmuent to attend the meeting about which he had
testified was in the course of his official duties to report on what took place
at the meeting.COOK
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CHOCKETT asked what COOK'S "over-all" assignment was concerning the meeting.
TH. 3331! GORDON objected and was overruled.
_ COOK said his orders were to attend the nesting, report on what took place,
and to take notes of what was said. He said that he rude lenghand notes following
the meeting, and then-made up a report from those notes the following morning.
COOK said that he and SA EUGENE H. STEWART made a joint report on their assignment.
He said he had reviewed this report both on instant date and also on Wednesday of
last week in the office of the United States Attorney. He said that no notes wer1 . _- '1 ,7 '¢_HL§i..-J'.a-151!
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TR. 336$! COTEDON ohjected and was sustained..1
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cncc:-"err -asked whether meowcms and Hrs ./lféosr-Iv:-.:'Lr _had been members ofthat national co:.~.r.~_ittee and whether Congresswoman HELEN GAHAGA1§d;DIGLAS had spoken
in Detroit in connection with the strike.
1 TR. 3364! GORDON objected and was sustained.
CCCK said he had no knowledge of the fact that FREDRIC92{'r!¢$RCH had spoken
in Detroit in connection with the strike. CROCKETT asked whether COOK recalled
that an election had been conducted by the NLRB under the Smith-Connally let
prior to the strike, that there had been a vote taken by the union itself, and
who called the GM strike.
TR. 3365! GORDON objected to these questions and was sustained.
CROCKETT asked whether ENTER had mentioned the strike had been called after
TR. 3365! GORDON objected and was overruled.
COOK said he did not recall. labor board vote by the International Executive Board of the union.
TR. 3366! The Court then told CROClCE'1I' that the General Motors strike was
not an issue in the case before the Court, and recommended that CROCKETT
assume another line oi ques ioning.
COCK said that he recal _,d that '.'iIN'IER had called attention to the fact that
the strike was led by .92REUTIER. He said he did not know whether REUTHER
was a Comrun st. CROCICETT.asked whether COOK knew that there were any people
other than Communists who were supporting the strike.
'T ". 11673 GORDON obiected and was sustained
CCCY. said that he had made notes on certain of the
FUC!~Z, as well as on the speech of CARL .T.[NTER. He said
made imwefiately following the meeting, which adjourned
and prepared his report the following morning. He saidremarks made by TIM .-
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speech made no comment on the speech made by BUCK, nor did he contradict anything
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is, that the Government of Uruguay should be encoureeed, not
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Assistant Attorney General Llttell, lands
Assistant Attorney General Bngge, Criminal
Assistant Solicitor General . . . . . . .
Mr. Hoover, Director, FBI . . . . . . . .
Mr. Barnett, Director of Pri'-ens . . . . .
Judge Iartin, Director, War Risk Bureau .
Hr- Lawrence, Director, Bond and Spirits .
.~u . Quixn, Administrative Assistant . . .
I-lr. Holtzoff, Special Assistant . . . . .
ii:-i 13,=e.I"s, Pe."d.0r! Attorney . . . . . . . .
Parole-Boa.rd...............
Mr.Donaldscn, Chie1C1erk . . . . . . . .
App01l92UIBntC1BI1 ............
_'- T"1.921r92. Division of Records . . . . . .
Air. Adler, Division of zpplies . . . . .
Mr. llcliavitt, Librarian . . . . . . . . .
Mr-Cau'us1................
Mr.Pean.................
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people, and the hotel itself is said to employ
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FROM = L. B. Nichols ' D -- -D V Ii! ]!JZ'".-Z
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Herzel Plaine haa a ersonal letter from Mrs. /,~ ,
/and identity of the Defender Publishers in Wichita, Kansaswho were advertisin a book on the late President by Dr. xw.-%f
Emanuel 1l_ Josephson. ,q, ._$, ' _ ,'1_~.'.""-.-1,?
I advised Plaine that the Defender Publishers of ,I Wichita, Kansas was the firm run by Dr. Gerald Winrod, one of
; the 30 defendants in the original sedition trial in Washington. In
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Stategjot Dr. Ignaz Griebl in 1938, at the time miebl was wanted by United States
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Dear Er. Hoover:' st 5 our s ec ients,
and called to see
e activ ies w ich mi ht be construe me a out poss ble or probab g
as interfering with our war effort. Both of these men were very
polite and a credit to your department. par
They referred to a purported effort to create a political
some five years back, with which my name was connected, but whic
so far as I know,_was never continued beyond a few weeks.
During 1931 and 1932 I was nominated as Vice Presidential
candidate at two national conventions of th Liberty Part , whichad for its principal,plank--ConstituionalC§Tnag¬ UT'Eoney. The
Liberty Party existed'only through the I932 election. I traveled
nation wide and spoke in every important city on the main issue
of the party and my views were published nationally in every typ
of journal, daily, weekly and monthly.
In 1941 I shared the speaking platform with Senators and
Congressmen who tried to keep us out of the European conflict. A
Dubuque, Iowa, in company with Senator Wheeler and archbishopjuleckman, I spoke to 6,000 people at Loras College Stadium. The
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Q.radio appeal by these two notables that people.should come to
Washington to present their views_directly to their elected offi
ials, led to their request that I direct that Job. This I did, e
those who came to ashington did so peaceably, working as indivi
uals or in pairs of two, but never en masse. This was done on be
half of 80$ of the american people as shown by reliable polls.
nftBr December 7, 191$ 1941, I made no speeches on the we
subject, except to encourage assistance to our Government. In
npril, 1942, I wrote President Roosevelt my offer to assist him
in any capacity he desired, and he thanked me for it by letter.In 1941 I gave William Powe¤Maloney. assitant Attorney
General, two valuable documents in assistance of the Veirick ca:
and he begged me later to let him keep them a while longer and I
still has them. I also offered Haloney services to help unoox
any possible Japanes conspiricies on thls coast, having been awa
9 -9 d wrote for the He to that menace since I went east in l an _ zpapers an article than reJected$ efaus , e e uni, 2o s _ " tn iitli £1 Q 7 e -20° B 9' Ee growing menace q_ ,6? , r:Y ' _~As the mattersyb§r agésiaits. n 5' and discu:
with me took place several years rior to rear Harhor;agd inso:much as they said they were not interested l Qythig which D3,
have tak n place in my activities prior to that date, I am at a'Ioss?tQY ind any reason for their having take v luabhe officetime;' 8 ting our overburdened Government addQ;§gK3l money, in.
. i 1efrondrto rev ew matters which were dead many are ior to re:
Harbor '
There are many new attempts at present to ore e politicparties for the 1944 campaign. Can it possibly be attempt to
intimidate.probable leaders into inactivity along this line? Ev
a former Cabinet memher in Kansas has sent out a third-party ca
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facts sufficiegtito gs c%n:i£ced ohmy unguestiongdtloyaltyhto our oun ry an s one u on a ow wr se w emay be the motivating force behind the visit given me by your
agents on august 5th. _ _ __ _ _ _'_I am authorized by California to teach'constituti¬nal law
I filed a petition with the U. S Supreme Court-in 1934 o banisthe name of the communist party from our California ballot becau
of its treasonable platform, and lectured widely on that subject
I filed suit in 1933 against the privately-owned federal reserve
banks to sgorge their unlawfully held gold Inn: into the Unite
States easury; and 1: finally, through letters to the Presiden
and hrs. Roosevelt my personal acquaintance! and through dou
page OPEN LETTERS T0 CONGRESS" in my own magazine copies of whwere'sent to every member of the Senate and the House, was enabl
to get a resolution through Congress, signed by the President wh
by Co ress took title to all gold, gold coins, gold currencies "Sand gold bullion which the reserve banks had taken away from the
american people; and this resulted in a saving of nearly THREE
Billion Dollars of profit on this gold due to the increased pric
of same. It was from this saving that Secretary Morganthau set u
the Two-Bil1ion3Dollars Stabalization Fund. I have a letter fron
President Roosevelt in connection'with this important matter,
signed by his honor. '-'"
Born in the State of Iowa, from whence came your worthy
name-sake--Hon. Herbert Hoover, I_have been active all of my lii
in defense of our nmerican ideals and our Constitutional form oi
Government. But that some corporate interests having the greate"race-track" concessions on earth, whose oxes,may have been gum
should scream "stop thief in order to cover up their own tracks
is not to be wondered at.
It is because of my unbroken record as an ardent support:
of our form of Government and that sLCNE, and being interestedR0 foreign country, that l take this occasion to ask you to let
me know what the motive was on the part of your department to
look into a purported political organ tion which, so far as I
know, was stillborn many years before Harbor.
Commanding you personally for th type of service yc
have given to our Government and our Pe I remain
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delphia IUC continues to be dominated by anti-Con-umun
element led by HALE! BLDGK es President, and CHARLES
k'uEINS'1'ELN, one of its vice-presidents. Delaware
County Ill? continues to show strong Cornmunist in1'lue=
Information also set forth concerning current acti-
vities of the C10-PAC in Philadelphia and Delaware
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The chairman of the meeting was JOHN PHTLLTPS, President of the
Pennsylvania IUL It was agreed upon that the only speakers would be the three _Regional Directors:- _
- -GEORGE CRAIG of Philadelphia;
nrrnomc FEDERCFF of Pittsburgh; andJOSI'1HiiJ.'.L&i of llkes Barre. . S -
cos were thereafter appointed, each charged with visiting a Eparticular Congressman dealing with a special subject. Tho informant was unable F
to recall who the chairmen were, but did recall that none were Cormumists.I U
C. COLIJLTTEE FOR POLITIC.'.L EDUC.3'I'I ]I ~
1. Organization
. On August 2l, 191.5, SIDNEY HILLELKN made a one day stop in Philadelphia,
to discuss the Political Action Committee program with about forty of the organi-
zation's state leaders, at the Bullevue Stratford Hotel.
According to items appearing in the press, he stated that the Political
Lotion Committee was going ahead full blast witla." its organizational program and
is establishing contacts with various groups in _'§'I'up-"I'atiDn for the 191.6 Congress-
ional elections. He made a bitter attack upon the industry sponsored Committee
For Economic Development and urged the CIO leaders to actively back the CIO Six
Point!!-
.'-ccording to Confidential Informant T-1, no business was transacted
at this meeting beyond listening to a speech by I-!ILJ..iL'.N. No active steps were
taken for the reorganization of the state Political nation Committee, and, accord
int to the informant, the state committee was almost completely inactive during
the Summer and Fall of 1916. .
2. Dinner for Hrs. ROOSEVELT -
Confidential Informant T-l advised that during the Fall oi l9l+5, Hrs. -
ROOSEVELT had made an arrangement with the National Citizens Political .'-.ction
Committee, oi which SIDNEY I-lILL1rL'.N is the honorary chairlmn, and ED-ER ... BENSDN,
the chairman of the Executive Council, to make a series of eight speeches through
out various cities in the United States at dinners to be sponsored by the State
Political Action Committees. Such a dinner was scheduled in Philadelphia for _
October 25, 191.5, _
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-nnoyanoo to MJ.DELIN BLITZSTETN and to the CF functionaries because of the fact
d b that n..r.nrm P..CE ;.1.ex..1~:e1:n, a prominent negro and Communist sympathizer, ha eon
designated as o speaker at the ROOSEVEIE dinner, representirg the negro people.
They stated that ..I.EX..IIIJER had been anti-Roosevelt during the pest election and
it waatheir desire that iiagmtrate JQSLPH R.;.INE-X, also e Coeunmist sympathiser,
be substituted 1' or .'.LEJL'.NDER. This, however, was not done.
' Tho program for the dinner reveals that the speakers inc1uded:-
JOHN FREDERICK iE?S, JR.
n.".n1o:~m P.'.CE .;n2x;.no1a:a
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n,.n1n' BLOCK, and
Hrs. Fe..:~.W..L1:~: name noosz:m..'r.
Various articles in the Philadelphia press indicate that R.';T-[ONO P.'.CE
..LEJL.NDH1 demanded that tho ..nI2ricon government protect its 9,000,000 negro
workers and its 1,000,000 returning negro servicemen by enacting into law, a
permanent FEPC program.
The remarks of all of the speakers, according to the press, were
limited almost exclusively to political matters. ..dditional speakers were listed
in the press echo were not in the program, including J.'l.'E5 J. LOUGHERTY, Executive
Director of the CIO Politieal Education Comnrlttec in Philadelphia, and GEORGE
CFLLIG, CIO Regional Director. -
..n'|on_|; the sponsors were the following persons, who were known to be
mentors of the Communist Party or Communist Party sympathizers:-
RAYHCND FACE .'.LEX. .1 !DER
CORNELL. .'.NDERSON
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l.L".DELIN BLITZSTEIN
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LICRRIS J. ESCOLL-
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contacts with persons in liigh places in Washington,
He.-: York, oml Boston, as well as contacts with Co=m:unists_
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reflecting Corcruni st infiltret ion of PCA. nationally.
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and Iim;n-C181 conditions described together with 03-laws .
and program. l":'0,-_;rr::1 does not conict with that oi
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- York City, dited 3-1-47,
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and Dr. 0TT%!1.§ER of Amhers llege; Executive Chairman oi
the organize:-J. n, DONALD ANGU AMERON, Editor-in-Chiei of
-Little Brcmn Publishing Comp in Boston, Mass.
Additional Vice Chairmen, subse ently identified by the Boston
Globe and corroborated by re, Attorney AIITONI J,
ARDOZO, Hrs. IAUREHCE ES, PAUL H92QJR.AKE, JQ-{N T IANE,
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h d the following speaker; Representative DANlEb!'_'_HlDS'JIEN, zgiutstein! who was introduced as a member oi the State
Legislature and e member of the U. S. Marine Intelligence Service
during the War. He commented upon the unity of Liberals if
Libel-aJ_ism is to survive. He told the delegates present that
letter writing to -Bongressional and State legislative officials
was more effective than pioketing and other demonstrations.
He held himself against an increase in rents and urged the
establishment of Massachusetts State University.
_,1~.ee advised that RUDSI'EN is exceedingly close -
u, Director, and Organizer er the CP and that
the program set forth by him is constant with the Party program
in Massachusetts at the moment.
hiIL1'F92.1rnu' /0Q192m-o""", Dean oi the Graduate School, gave
8. talk entitled "LESSON FOB. LIE-RI-L15." He asserted that the
wealazessemf Liberals and representing organizations, are: !
Desire for leadership ! Timidity ! lack of the Facts. With
reference to leadership, he pointed out that the Liberals could
neereiiewltne examples of the Columbians in Georgia, and shouldnot rely on personalities to save a situation. They slgpzld not
be disturbed by what _y_as dcne on any movement per _I;I;3N}: WALLACE
or EIEANOR REEVLLT. Every Liberal is a natural leader if he
will but work, and, therefore, the desire for leadership should
be replaced by an ambition to take positive action.
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JDe mrtieuler at of the
to the
vi-nereillrs. Franklin 13 Roosevelt, .
wife of President Roosevelt, sto s from time to time inthat section of Pennsylvania. b is supposed to
be pro-Nazi.
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to th ther ind v urls in the list, residing in this territory,
' and the oreliminary investigations sill be conducted to
--y ascertai;1 whether their activities are inimical to the welfare
of the United States.
Infoimtion regarding the individuals on the
list'outside of this district is being referred to the interested
field offices in separate oonumunications suggesting that imrestiga-
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.ownced Feb. 14, a "political workshop" for W0hen to be C0n¢ucL.»ai Carnegie hall _twecn march 4 and 28. . o-directors of the!w0,y,,,,a=e rs. halter H8éLiebman, Miss Charlottééarr and M133 Jga<u1:,
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",he New York limes, obert "agner, Jr., Comiseioner of onI". '. u_ _ ' I U I .- U.ing and buildings; Helen¥§pller, 0 "The New Republic?" &rlKQpldnrn:o
p:esident of the cw Hersey Uongress of industrial Vrganizationscpcncil, and hr. J.R}&Qlsh, P.C.A. state chairman.
NOTLL--This is the most complicated set up between the
.A. and the American for Democratic Action. ere we find Jean rUg¢
re actress, an on ens out Comunist heading a committee, o_that U'mimjttee is Charlottzikarr, who is a close pal-of hrs. leanongnpq§ere1
.r1 the a.D.A. Herbert Lehman speaks at thir Political workshop, stiki
ahr recently enrolled in the A.D.A.~with~h1eanore
Congressman Cellar of -Y.City is as near being a-commuriw
a it is possible-still he is quietly playing the game of bowing to
b"Lh the P-C.A. and A.D.A. Cellar represents the Jewish Anti-Beih~"
, I-ugue.
Paul noss, secretary to mayor 0'Dwyer is a left Winger, U"
_ ir the city hall contact for both P.C.A. and A.L.A. when they want *r
-t Fe a crack at the dairy interests. In New iork city the -Oliticimh"'e exactly three topics to hang their hats on. we 9°§BE¢p@0 Sabre?
i?rs_Milk and Housing rentals. esults are that the .C.A.-A.L.Ls-1
C'WUmQr$ Group-Communists and American Labor par}? are always ins'me manner raising plenty of hell where these ntlerf are invoivr:
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iiright in the middle of this deal. the comqincd votingfpower of thee
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Is the welltnown columnist Doroth;
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~ - ?i'y of the Danzig-Amori~ n Linc. They called their firm "Rurat."
* rived from RU dolph LAT haus!. They have their radio hours
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. *w"vo Rethaus speaks or I the radio the way MATUSZUWSKI writcs
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'92" p!'o.'.1otod On Sept-5' -'
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_ The larch 21, 1950 issue of the lee York Daily Cmpassa sets out e
letter to the editor signed IILLIAI L. PAi"1'mSOI, National Executive Secretary
of the Civil Rights Congress, in Ihich PAHHISOI discusses the request oi
GEORGE CRAIFORD, a Negro prisoner in the state of Virginia. P1115150! requested
contributions for CRLIFOED and other prieoners to be forwarded to the Prisoners
Belief Fund of the Civil Rights Congress where it would he used in the Ponds -
general work of helping labor and Iiegro victims of past Irene-ups.
The larch 21, 1950 issue of the Nev York Times reported that the
nelly formed Brotherhood Committee of the Unitarian Church of the Savior,
Imroe Place and Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, was holding a public neeting on
civil rights, at that church, and was to he addressed by IILLLII L. PATTERSG,
ot the Civil Right! Congress, an the subject, '1 Qegro Looks at Civil Rights.
The larch 25, 1950 issue of the Pittsburgh Courier", a Negro daily
newspaper, in reporting events concerning the banning or P1171. ROBESOH from a
television program with ilrs. ELBAROR RCIJSEVELT in larch, 1950, let out astatement Of r _%DCQrDiDg the action, in ehich he tried to
interpret the B0 hen as an affront to the Iegro people as a whole as
follows:
I!'he cancellation oi PAUL ROB§'S appearance. on Ire. BGJSEVEI-2'8
program is further evidence of per ous danger to the civil liberties or
the American people. The censorship at Ir. ROBESCRPS appearance on television
is a crude attempt to silence the outstanding spokesman for the Negro people
in the fight for civil and human rights.
s Oealtidential Informant 1-2 mum um, Q 21, 1950, mum __
L. P.92il"ERS¬II directed a ccnamicatien to Ire. IBAIILII D OOSEVILE, iihaireen,--='§j:§h§l___QOI_!.ft_88i@, United Nations, Lake Success, ee ork, in which he
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s nge es County GP was lower than in any other
county in the gtate. Efforts which were being I
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C. Efforts of the GP to raise $125,000.00 in a
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people of California will constitute a set-back for the entire FEPC
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June, a recommemlation for the formation of a "National Committee for a
California FEPC". Two major reasons for creating such a national organiza-
tion woulcl be, first, to raise funds from other parts of the country for the
oaop-1ia;n in California, and second, to provide some national "big
name support" and participate in the California campaign. For example,1iaW1aI_ Committee oi approzezimately 100, with a man of tgo__stature oi
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follo i " information to- rega.rding the-c" led ashington "Cliveden Set." _
The informantedvised that in November, 191.1, the CommunistPartv in the United States was very much concerned over the success of thealled that Russia military invasion of Russia by Gerrany. It is to be rec" 1and Germany were at war and that the Germans had penetrated deep into_,estern Russia. Russia was anticipating a military defeat and a peaceconference in which she would "hold no cards." It was the desire ofRussia, and therefore of the Communist Party of the United States, that the United States declare war on Finland, with whom Russia was also at' _war at that time. The Party was greatly disturbed by the_ tpularity' ' ' ' St t HJALV QOCOPE and enjoyed by Finnish Minister to the United a es, .A§g. , _ ask. was frequently attempting to discredit him in any possib e manner:J;5;l_1k£tia4Ye: 9292cL192rsnsn ssr It _ -
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made a Lincoln Day address in New York, in which e is quoted by the
Associated Press as saying, "I am informed that there is already an
American Cliveden Set in '-lashington and other cities. . .. . . . ." The lash-
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by the late President FRAN1-ZLII~I D. RC£SEI;-LT, in which he described ash-
inrton as a rumor factory and said that Washington had its own Cliveden
Set that sought to undermine support for Russia and caused disunity among
the united nations .
Ifhen the informant heard of the DEIIEY s the pressconference mentioned above _telephoned and asked how
Governor DE and jgggiqgqt 1-M;-s';2i'LLT rece eir ormetion regardingthe Cliveden Set. _r'ep ' " ' the hell should I know" and refusedLo discuss the matter further. Wappeared greatly disturbed that
Governor DEIEY had blasted the Clive rior to the appearance oi theNew Liasses article, thereby scooping
- _ It was about this time that the informant suspected that the
Communist Part ' ontact in the White House and that the attack beinginstigated by we make as much trouble as possible for the group
which attended functions at Friendship, was v:ith' the approval of this
1-hite House contact. The inforrna ' had no idea who this cc-nt"ct might be,1.-ut advised that ELIFAIL-."lI-E GURLEY?l':LYT92IN, and Congressman 'v'I'lQ7ILA.1CAI¬TCNIO
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death sentence. CP members have distributed
literature entitled, "The Southern Peoples
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United States realized it could not keep its economic system
f"_livcnby profit alone, so it turned to the inevitable "war".
vointed out the ebsurdity of thinking thot
' the ' - could survive under its present economic
system, stating thet the United States was now over one hundred
billion dollars in debt, ind stated that the only thing that
could save the United States ind the world was a change from
the capitalist system to the socialist economic system.
;t:.te,; 5;-.:1:.1: 1: the people of the United States
and the western world did not want to die, they must chungc their
economics profit S§Stcm to L socialist ' * ' -therwise, every
person in the United States would die. stated that the
- _ w -I v . - oresent buildup of military strength showed he ' 9 intentof the present regime of the capitalist system. urged
the people present to fight egcinst the movement o 1e United
Stetec to lntimijlte those people who would fight for peace and
economic security, to ficht iciinst the Jsiling of progressives, D D
communists, ind the threat of concentration camps for all free-
thinking people.
Qn March H, 1953, Confiocntiol Informant T~l, of
xnown reli;bility, reported that L Progressive Party meeting was
9 held in D.ll;s, TEXLS, on Mirch 1, 1953. One of the members was
reported to have ; new recording concerning the ROSENBERG case,
which consisted quotations of many prominent figures, who
n;d spoken Qgzinst the conviction and the death sentence of the
ROSENBERGS.
On March 2; 1953, Confidential Informint T-3 advised
that c Progressive Pirty meeting was held in Dzllis, Texas, on
Mcrch l, 1953, and thzt 3 discussion of the ROSENBERG case took
place at this meeting. A recording entitled, " Clemency for the
ROSENBERGS, Pzrt 1 and Port 2," was played to td group and
gcxe testimonials from prominent individu: in the United Statesiheleding Profess5??¬INSTEIN, Professor 92EhEY and Mrs.
ELEANOR-HGOSEVELT.
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Hut the 1'e;'>orL: arrived with a nctation that they
should not be given Lo any Governrncntal Agency. These
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be translated to mean: The opinions of visitors to the USSR. The
booklet was published in 1958 by the Committee for "Returning to the
Homeland." It was printed by "Uhiselu" translation - "Community Life"!,
Tallinn. _
Fages 3 - 13. Introduction full translation!. The
duction was written by I. TURBAI.
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In plaoe oi on introduction!
"The common Spaniards turned to me, as a person who
in the Soviet Union nearly 20 years, with questions about the
country and its people. And what questions were presented to
instance I was asked: is it true that grownups eat children
Russia? Is it true that the worker in Russia receives a certa
of ? instead of money and that working people cannot eat athas lived
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you hear such questions. And in the teentieth century!"
Thus wrote about his trip to Spain ROCHINEZ-GARAISAH JCBEZMAHIO,
whose letter we published recently in the newspaper "For Returning to
the Homeland .
It is natural that as an honest person JOSE MARIO, who was
brought to our country as a child and grew up in the actual conditions
of the Soviet Union, had to feel deep displeasure over the dir
pegende which is directed toeards the country"ehich has become
homeland. ty pro-
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"Ion see now how far has gone the Fascist slander in Spain
towards the workers and farmers country," shouts JOSE MARIO.
JOSE could be surprised and get angry at this gloomy fiction,
grownups would eat children in our country. But the older gen
of the Soviet Union and even the generation of the October Rev
have heard even worse.
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creative, reconstructive work of our people. It cannot be said about
these appraisals that they are Communistic propaganda, since by far
the greater number of the authors are quite far from Uomunism. But
they knew how to study and analyse the immense socialistic changes by
penetrating the essence of what they saw, what has been happening in
our country during the past forty years, and they are telling about
it honestly. lany of these opinions belong to common people from
different countries, to experts of different professions, to cultural
leaders and scientists. They express satisfaction and joy, enthusiasm
and surprise on the very great achievements of the many millions of
people of this big country, about whom in the West only fictions and
insinuations are fabricated.
And how could the fact that in the country with the new socialistic
systems where the government is in the hands of the people and whre there
are no exploiting classes, has been built the world's first atomic
electric generator ad the most grandiose sunkrofasotron?}, the first
commercial Jet airplane and the first ballistic intercontinental rocket,
leave cold the hearts of all the honest people of the world. The sending
up of the earth's satellite brought forth from the whole world unbounded
admiration for the genius of the Soviet people. All these achievements
are the result of the collective work of the Soviet people, the result
of the socialistic conditions which exist in our country.
With every day are increasing the invincible ranks of the
defenders of progress and civilization, the supporters of international
peace and friendship. And it is to these people of good will that we
give the floor.
Pages 15-18 "It Provided the Greatest Joy for me to
See All This"
This article quotes and summarizes statements made by ELEANOR
ROOSEVELT during her visit to the USSR. The points which were emphasized
were education in the Soviet.Union and the hospital care of eapectant
mothers and new-born babies and preventive medicine. All the comments
quoted are in praise of the conditions observed.
Pages 19-28 The Participants of the International
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The ll articles grouped under this heading are written by
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F. interviewed in the Portland Office in 1940 and
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k d 1 int ted i th Natl 1 E mi out of wor , an had a so become ares n e one cone c
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Alliance in 1937 because it became Comuniatic. He also alleged member-
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first arrived in the United States from Spain he wentto Wash ton, D.C. where he contacted Vice-President HEHR! dhLLACE,
with whom he spent hour. After this WALLACE arranged to int e-to ELEANOR/i¬;nOSEVELT. Followin this, according 1%ELEMIOR noossvsw, may witmcs, mbhad lunch at which ime
they met with Brigadier General WILLIAHZDONOVLN, head of the OSS.
Either during the lunch or shortly thereafter 'YDEH had a long inter-
view with DONOVAN, who introduced to HLYDEN a man named THOMPSON, who
had been in Spain for OSS and who had recently returned therefrom.
Details concerning this were not mentioned byalthough it
appears that THOMPSON and HAYDEN "d some disagreements over certainsituations existing in Spain. then stated that Hhrnsu left
San Francisco to go back to Washington, D. C. where his future plans
were: ! _To get into the Spanish underground movement, and in this
connection it was stated that he would be assisted in his efforts by
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT who would attempt to swing the deal with him;
! If he failed in the first instance, that is to get into the Spanish
underground movement,'he would then attempt to got into the French
underground movement, and it was stated he would also receive MrsROOSE'»!'ELT's assistance in this hatter it boin indicated b _ " 5 Ythat she would in some way attempt to,inf1uenco the President in his
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and on this occasion, it developed tha and
HLYDBN wore old friends and had a each other some time.
Informant reported that it was who four years ago first causedSTIRWYDEI-I to "sec the lig , the -inference here being that it
Party.was who caused HAYDEN to become interested in the Communist
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mentioned on this occasion, an points out thut as a great
movie star she should stay underground as far as her Communist activities
o concerned. Sho_nns thought to be for nwro valuable with regard to
ving entree to various places and to various contacts if her identity
a Party worker were unknown. Informant e asizod that at variousifns it was stated by that was doing great
work of much value to t c arty.
_ accordinz to the infor::1ant_ further advised that
in his opinion "STiRLING HAYEEN has tho brightest future in our movement
of anyone I know". Ho stated that STIRLING HAYDEN had prepared regular
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ll .gygpglggp pggfgg JOHN UULAUH, £01116! 3-T1ib38S8dOI t-O PO1&I1d and
;. appointed to the position oi 'u'isc0nsin State Chairman of !..1R to
fill a vacancy created by a forced resignation of Hal-.;--.i L. 192.Li..I=,
oi of the i.'u1-'1; l.U.>.£ cormmrr of Milwaukee, '|'iisconsin- lies L1-"LL-IAli
._ _- U. khhxlo, h'.eIQ*i01;al »ircctor for 15.11, acti_n;__ on orders from the/7 home office of the Huh. in i-Jew; York recently made an investigation L
' M I the Milwaukee chapter in an effort to determine the cause of theJ
_ 1: _>p--,;;-».92;-4 ailure of the Milwaukee chapter to keep up to standard set by
_'.' f. :?;"{¢::} ther chapters..This investigationap resulted in the appointment of-,';_: _ F-.~ fv - _-_ .. CUJJAHY, the re;-cclusion of known Communist Party executive posi- =
, 1 "Y r Lons in 11.4-L and the removal o1 the H-..- .'-1 office i"ro;.: R0011; 20c};i'at
321 Last ..'isuo11si11 Avenue to noom 527 of the Gas Light CompanyBelgium, has been
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L,.Omr:1itte was also formed, men.|'Jers oi" -which are sot out in this
report. gin-: cna1;_,es enac ted L»;-" hiss Hnlil were dcspgrately contes-
ted by the COEL-111.111-'51} Party members who have been c0nt':01li1'1g and V {
C1iI92::CT-i115 tin activities of R;|R through a Coxzmmnist Qront or;_,-a.ni- 1zation k..own as the -iIt;UO..:>'I1-. 5'1A'1'E O0uFEnENCil 0.: ....'oIAL LEG-ISLA 1. y
TION. The activiti-. s of 11.111 have been limiteo to benefit parties, i |
the s.i1o"-wing of Russian moving pictures and collections taken at i
affairs; sponsor- d by another Coramninist-front organization known
_ 3 as th- .;1 i...IoAiF UUUHLJJIL U11 tiUVI_l1' F.1-.I;3IE.JSiiIP. 1?..L*. has continuedas
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pro;.»ori.io11a.iL.c anouznz in the distri-uution oi the charity zunds col-
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TIE CQMJNIST , t 12th $trset, lice Iork City, when she sdvised - ' -hsd the Headquarters of the NEGRO LABOR VICTOR! / F '
also stated that the Committee wants someone to "
for the IIBGRO LLEDR VICTOR! 00llI'1'1IR in the ,
this end in the Isdisua Square .
on to explain that the Cmnittee is hsring
which she described as "hi; business,
Hrs. ROOSEVELT and everything". replied that insunch as theOounittee rapt: all lrrangements or lhe meeting ed in three weeks the 1rou1dn't touch 11.. He stated, however, thst&!hcuII.d get an 2touchiithhilcnthsfollasixlgdsyst the *1'.f"". . " 92-V P
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.. 1SYNOPSIS OF FACTS!
Subject continues as active member of Sausalito, California
, Club of Communist Political Association, Appeared on local
radio program with -ANNA LCUISIFSTRONG in April, 191+! Attend-
ed closed meeting of members and sympathizers addressed by
ROBERT L£INOR in October, l9bl+. Is in frequent communication
with ISAAC-FOLKOFF and other local Cornrnunist leaders, ttend-ing regular luncheon meetings. Was host to STERLINOrYDEN
l in San Francisco from 12/6/1.1+ to l2/ll/AL, arran in mee ' g
C for him with Communis e ders here includin
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and addressed a rally sponsored by American Peace Mobilization
prior to U. S, entry into war. In October, 191.1; attended
luncheon JAFRC. Subject é
resides Employed 1
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REFERENCE: Bureau File Number 100-
1 Report oi,Special kgent ated , L
April 6, 1941;, at San ._BDCJ.5CO, California. 92
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o Lo ' ' ashion Restaurant on December 12, 19th. At this gathering,
. related that when HAYDEN recently returned to this county from
-pain e had an hour's interview with Vice President HENBY'WALLLCE,
following which he had lunch with YALLACE, Hrs. ELEANOR-ROOSEVELT and a
Lr. DONOVAN, who is head of the Office of Strategic Services. When '
HAYDEN left San Francisco for Washington, D.C., on December ll, l9LL it.»
was his purpose to try to get into the Spanish Underground, or, failinv1 that, the French Underiroundi with the hrlp of if-rs. HOQSl3VEL'I.P
ins rumen al in interesting HAYDEN in the Communist movement.
As stated above, HAYDEN arrived in San Francisco ona large of his time in the company or' '
of December ,
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no enter the
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The above agent" su"':equen"'y observed- " "- Q "' - "'- "" ?
-at the Oakland, California pier about noon of the same day from
where they went aboard the Russian vessel "DIUHH", anchored in the
harbor and remained aboard until about l:L5 P.E.
On the evening of December 7,
n who s ob en
residence, the
Ollclng day, December ll, l9LL, HAYDEN left the city without any -
further activity worthy of note being observed. '
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criticized
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This Case Originated At: NET! YORK, NJ. CHICAGO File No. 100-5607
_ __ __ 71 7 _ii__ ,7 ii __~_92 Report Made At _* Date whencn1c;».co ILLINOIS = 2/3/*3--.' - ,CEP:CH 1
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1 Title ' ~
.»92 6 ...92 .,m.ssm1 an RELIEF, II-IC." ' 7' 77 ' 1
Of C303
INTEHNBL SECURITY -' HI ,
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ViSynopsis of Facts: _I
=:_ . Chicago Committee well over $500,000 goal set at . .;~
. DETALLS: -_-.1
git.Solicitation of funds by Chicago Conmitteo h.- R con- *
tinuing t};1-cugh regular Chicago Committee and sub- offices and also by Labor Committee and Junior, _ _ ' ' Division of subject organization. Business !.£en's 1
"~ i_ Committee also created to raise funds among business ,,__ , ' men. Persons frequently reported to be CP members '
l 1 still prominent in meetings and functions of R'.'R. '
beginning of campaign. CIO Local Unions requested
, to earmark .'.llie<.2 -"Jar Relief Funds for IIIR. _. _gr. t~___ _ P _ l .- AX92
REFERENCE. Report oi Dpeciai .*""'1_ -' ' lg, ,_ ;,_-.. ... 92 at Chicago, Illinois. ..-
c :!!' _'The following is a report of the activities of Russian 'T1'ar_ Relief, 1
-- ~ Inc. in the Chic.-1;-jo Field Division to date. Tnis report is being
-'4' divided into three sections, namely, the activities of the Russian i - if, '-er Relief, Inc., Cl.ic-ago Committee; 'The~Junior Division, Chicago
0' II Committee, Russian Ear lieliei, Inc.; and the Labor Division,
Chicago Couunittee, Russian liar }ie],,ief, Inc.I" I .
nhile the Chica ;o Committee and Russian Jar Relief is, of course,
the coordinating-agency of all the above named groups, there , -
has recently been in the Chicago Field Division considerable
activity under the separate sponsorship and direction of theJunior Division and the Labor Committee of Russian '-r.-'ar Relief, R /
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Inc. and, therefore, separate sections will be set forth to coverthe activities of each of these Committees. -,* ,1 /z ~" II
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A . ' i Bureau i:.nc.! 2 - Detroit v _New York 2 - Milwaukee _ , , D 1:-_it1.3; , L .is ' "'_ . -.f§;.§§;4-,,-' 92..-
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In' the form letter mention,-d above d-.-ted September 1, 191.1! and addressed
to various business houses in the city of Cilicago, it is Stated thiit
2: Business Men's Committee to aid lcussian liar he-lief had been inaugurated
in this city. The letter stated that this was not the time to be con-
cerned about ltussia1 idoologists but that tho surest way to save Lrnerican
blood and American dollars-was to back mussia non. The letter went on
to state that the Russian .-trmies had fought magnificently and that
their home front l'1l;;..'dCCi the medicines and supplies the icussian Liar
belief is sending in ships carrying Lend-Lease munitions.
The letter stated 1urth.:r that the regular nussian Jar holicf Organiza-
tion has raised in Chio»:;{_;o over 1,150,000.00, mostly in small subscriptions, '
q but indicated that Chicago's fair shore of the h'atic»na1 total should
' - be more than three timos-that amount.
The letter stated that if the job was to be done, the bulk of the money
would have to com: from the business community. The letter further
requested contributions by each business firr and r.;qu.'.-stcd that the
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