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that the 1'-.TT'¬I'.lC3!l Relief for Greek DEF-OCTBC}- intended to solicit mds ii.
for relief for Greek children in New York, on March 28, 1911?.
You wt? ll recall that on Perch 27, l9L17,
Pew York City, telephonical ly com-aunicatod with you
concerning the organization known as the Arncrican Relief for Greek Democracy.
This organization had its incention on June h, 191:6, with a for-.':a1
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collect one milli on dollars for Greece. Iirs. .'-leanor- Roosevelt 15 the -
accented honorary chairman, and Ur. ?~?ic*1o1ar Chcrcnis was co-chain!-an. This
organizati on supports politically the Greek .'A1-.' Jnti onal Liberation Front!,
and its relief operations are to assist members of the Greek E.-1? wherever
possible.
This organizati on maintains national headquarters at lll .'.est h2nd
Street, ew York City, and is dominated. by Cm'_'?.u:'1ist$. Fan! of the conservative
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of the Communist influence and control.
ACTTCRT: Therr is attached for your approval a teletyre to the new York Field
Crce requesting coverage of a rally that will be sponsored by the Anterican
Relief for Greek lemocracy on Fay 28, 19117, at Ifanhattan Center, Her: York City-
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IYou will recall thaton Hay 23, 1947, New rk Cit tele hOlllC8 comm ed Yo y p
with Er. Tolson with regard L0 e rally that was to be held on Hay 28,1947, at the isnhattan Center in Lien York City. G IIce»This rally was attended by A_,-ents of the brew Xork 3'_'ield" ' ' ' l div - " ar- etedcwt am1@nm@h -Ins speakers w re new lurk uity uouncilman Stanle" ssacs, Chairrzan;Jggges - _§e_{m_a1*¢i_§§, lf¥'@§;§¬nt Qijlhe 92jB=Li§F=lI1 Jo, '__h Congress;I1-iCh &ii'B_, oreign editor of "P-;"; and 111081? hn, 1"?-e§id_'§_1__t_9£
the 99!; 13 W1eo;;_l_e_'s _:__rat_emal wider of the__l_nt.e tionel .-:01-kers
Order. The §Q¬g§§_§__Q_1' .92e.,n_and --Lise were most Qo'cablembeca.§_sE oftheir e. ' ' ' ' eid.§,veeree9sc em- liar !
program. This program was considered by the speakers as aid to _
1-ascism and protection of U. S. oil interests in Saudi. Arabia. Wise
likened the situation in ureece to that in Palestine and described
British tactics in both countries as being similar to these of the
Nazis, stating that the United States did not rant to be so accused
' because of its help to Fascist Greece. W_iése_supp_o§tec_1_:ieng_x'_;s_ll5ce
as anindividual who spoke in the spirit of Franklin noosevelt:I
' $3,600 were collected in contributions and pledgel; .»l,U0O
was pledged by the Jewish People: 1-raternal Order and @100 by theNational Council of Anferican Soviet Friendhip. Hrs. Eleanowosevelt
was nor. known to have taken an active part or to have participa ed in
" this'r-Elly. Previously, however, during J-one oi 1946 hrs. aleanor
Roosevelt accepted an honorary Chairmanship of the same organization.
Xou will recall thatrthis group supports politically the- Qreekti-..A1r_ gational Liberation Front! and its related relief operations. _- _-L-It it ma tdih a'" national headquarters at lll Jest 42nd Street, New York ; _ 1'City, and is dominated by Comunisghmui, .l . * /00:3;/6./4% =1-=::-=ti:;:*:-2; J I
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F121 .= out 1-, n;|r;.1. ---three order exact-
lr wli-1: if 4;. th-it labor hopes to gain
l".'~ ':: mi; rmployers show their
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ar':P=ll'~ to he Hllitc reasoahle. especial-
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r~'-' |Tt=1. if "1-: 1'=cts show that the
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amt i-1"ir' '1 i5lt.VUl.'~¤. But that
tr i t"FH. statement gets us no
ii 1'Ir' i"r'p'. rtart point is just what
F " tl.:=1 the I:-ihor leaders want from
"'1 P"-Ok.92" v hich is not available in
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. - l ;i,'l?§1i:i reports and is readily
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' ' Fr ;-mount oi sales? No, that
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rr- '- '=n i'.5 of-"i:-.ts equipment, and so
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is .5! he ;m.'i=Jnt which the company
if ;-rt .1-In-3 in pail years for postwar
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- to get that information.
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able in published term the facts on sales,
on costs. on prots. on the distributioni__a_ 'I".i--_#-- $V'I"921__ 1§__1__,
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this Reuther says that what the union
' wants ll GeneraI'Mwtl DtI¬iCieJ'p'I1:-'
ductlon schedule. its ttmamed aalea and
prot margin on each type of ear to be
produced. its anticipated neat or mate-
rials and conifdte information on the
relation or to its suppliers. and dens
--furnished to the OPA as a basis {or the
nation of the new automobileprice ceilings ilrliyietritt. a tpOkes-
man for the co ny. says the union
has also demanded gures on overhead
costs and the amount the corporation
spends for advertising ind good will.!
Now obviously not a single item oi
this iriformation which the union is
demanding ia-in "the books 0! the cor-
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the company must reveal is not the rec-
ord-wltieh in what is in "the books,"
and also is what makes the request
appear so asonaole--but the corn-
pan_v'a detailed plans and predicuuns
for the future. Of course these plans
and predictions are written down some
place; they have to be in order for man-
"agemenvm operate etlectively. Du: in
no aenae are they the books. They
merely reect management; hopes for
the future. and aa such will be changed
from month to month aa market and
production conditions become more or
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" Tso"hundrod thousand striking Genera192Hotcrs' workers, their wives and
children are faced with the prospect of dire need. After nine seeks,
many have now exhausted their savings and cashed their remaining war
bonds. Even if the strike should be settled shortly, there will be a
period of weeks before all the workersrcan be put back to work and be-
fore they will receive a pay. In the meantime, they are ineligible for
g unemployment compensation. Nor has the/U1WeCIO treasury sufficient funds
to pay strike benefits to the thousands of individuals and families
i11"o1'-fed.
A distinguished group cf Americans. listed as initial sponsors on this
lefterhead, have joined in_ a fund-raising drive to aid the families of
CM strikers. The National Committee is being joined by over 100 pro-
rincnt Michigan Citizens who have constituted a State Committee on this
appeal. The sponsors of this fund-raising campaign believe that the
ABQPOU of hunger is one that no American group wants used against an-
other. It should have no bearing on the outcome of the strike at GM.
Hunger and need are not the foundations on which to achieve reconversic:
nui the building of the post-war world.
in the name of these distinguished citizens, I urgently appeal to you
for an immediate and generous contribution to aid the families of GM
strikers. .The Committee will take extreme care to have the handling of
all funds properly audited. Distribution to those demonstrating actual
need will be made according to policies established by a subcomittee
consisting of social workers experienced in relief work. -
Contributions should be made payable to the Qitizensi Committee_to Aid
;ani;ie§_of GM etrikers. and should be forwarded to Hr. 1,qPokempner,
iioesuyer, Michigan Branch, Citizens Committee to Aid Families of GM
Strikers; 809 Hammond Building, Detroit 26, Michigan. For your conveni
once, we are enclosing a self-addressed envelope. "umuM_ t/3,: ,'__,..--
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slhert E. Fern, president of the Jewish People's Fraternal Orders End
&nth?r oi
-Ithe new book entitled "The Great Conspiracy," recently said in
a 3f;§Ch _r San Francisco: ,"Anti-Sovietism and anti-Semitism are insep-arable." he quoted'winstonk§hurchill as saying in 1918 to the troops in
Russia: "Yon are in Russia to overthrow Jewish Bolshevisn." Hahn stated
nluntly that certain forces "hoped to make the third world war a crusade
for Prristiinity against the Soviet Union."
. _ H B-L _The Rnssisns 1re'nov claiming Alaska as-rightfully their tgrritri be-cancs the Pnssian government of 1867, which sold it to the U. S. for
$7,?PC,OO0, T18 cheated in the price and did not-have legal authority to
sell it since the government of that time did not"truly represent the_
Russian p~"r1e. __D-L - t .
wise :b~e1v>ra will not be surprised if the meeting of the UNO, now being
held in New York, is the last. Without Russia, the UNO will be'just an-
other dead hand bureaucracy. Russia's behavior in recent months demon;
strn*;s her disinclination to keep promises. The world has no faith in
Fustia. Chnrchillis recent speech demonstrates that §ritein's chief
interest is tr. preservation of her Empire. Communist Russia and Imper-
111* t Britain just cannot got along in a world organization.
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orrxnizzd movement has been started by communists, pro-Russians and
leit ing lavish groups to drive Upton Close off the radio.
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Leo-Prsvclnkv recently resigned as special assistant in the State Dept.
Itis alleged that he was given the alternative of resigning or being ex-
pO2:d on the floor of Congress. Under the name of Harry Ddhito, he
wrote th- nun charter, although his real name is{Weiss. He also wrote
the rriginnl draft for the BrettonWoods Agreement.
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Jam_s Bvrnes, Secretary of etate, chills to the hone at the thought of
cxposfng the names of Reds in the State Department. He has begged Con-
gress and other high authorities in the government to give him a chance
tof
clicgethsr too pro-Russianire th;3Q pro-Russian johholdoro. If h64§pe8n'b act quickly, it maycost Eyrnus his job and blow up our entire f_eigd9po14cJ. nhiahih hn.
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Certain important clorgymen in Baltimore, hoth tholigmsmnt,
are making detailed reports to the proper government agencies concerning
abuses that they have recently experienced at the hands of privately
financed gestapo organizations. The crime of these clergyman has been tc
fight Communism. In return,
hav~ been subjected to great
the Bishops of too imnortant. $,!
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persecution. Their persecution has alarmed
denominations.
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j-;'i;;fn¢ and abolishing tholwood-Rartin Congressional Committee for the
invcshiylfiin of uneamorican activities.-
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E1e1norHoosevelt, who is preparing to go to Russia, recently issued a
statement saying that she considered it bad judgment to permit Herbert
'oor~r to go to Europe to study the famine situation. It is exp0ctod'
that Eleanor will have a very friendly chat with J0seRYtal1n. .
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For rt Walker Kenny, present attorney general of California, is seeking
the romination for Governor. Kenny is the bosom pal of Communist leaders
and radicals like Harry92Bridges, and is the stuffed-shirt head of the so-
call;d Mobilization for Democracy -- recently exposed by a legislative
committee as definitely a Communist-front outfit, Should Kenny got th
vnjvtion ind oppose the present Governor, Earllwarren, Nationalists,
Anwllgi Firsters and other anti-Communist groups will, of course, support
warren ~- not because Warren meets the full approval of the Nationalists,
but hncnnse Kenny, if elected, ould veHy'1ikely make California the_
hipyy hnn¬ng ground for Red revolutionists. _
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The world's greatest supply of uranium, necessary for making the atom.
brmh, is in Canada, only three hours flying time from the nearest Russian
field. A well-informed individual here in Washington said within the
weer: You can be perfectly sure that there are operation.plans in
_t11es of the Russian General Staff which contemplate the possible
ozcupation of that relatively uninhabited area by a sudden descent of
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_r Ptwlcs, Price Administrator, is playing the CID-PAC game. He is
planning to run for the U. S. Senate from Connecticut. He will probably
y :pn around July 1.
N-L .Hr; Wallace is expected to resign this summer. Wallace, Jimmy4§ooseve1*
"xnd'lckes, Sidnoyrhillman, and a clique of Hollywood Reds, in coopera-
olJH with the Communist Party, hope to seize control of the Democratic
Y@r #, thereby junking Truman, Hannegsn and the whole Missouri crowd.
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Liziin is using American Lend Lease Sherman tanks and other Lend Lease
mgterizls for invading Iran.
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our national defense is degenerating rapidly. we areiactually cultivating
1;: id1kh3SS. This accounts for Russia's arrogance. We have demobilized
T29: rwpidly and completely than any other major power. We have cut
i"rL :ur.irmy so fast thit Russia and most other nations take it for
fr "fed thit the United States, regardless of commitments, will pull out
-" "many and the Far East soon. They know that our occupation armies
are so weak now that a major test might be disastrous for us. They also
have heard of General Eisenhower's recent report on disintegration of our
armed forces in this country. They look upon us as a weary and over-
stuffed giant settling down for a siesta, deaf to warnings and blind to
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Subject organization is
Boulevard, Queens, HY,
organizer of Fassoi
Party, reported asat 46-1L Queens
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time basis. Fernbcrship of -Queens County CP believed to
comprise about 2,200 members. As of 9/3O_/:'.9,'suo_ject.
or,jar.iz-=.t:i.or~.':'na:i_nthi:1ed :1 bank balance of f}1O,'73'?.'71.
As of 8/1/:19, various sections owed -1 total literature
hill of '.67l.37. For security reasons no more meetings
will be hold at the Jamaica Section Iiundqurtors and
secret meetings 1--ill take place in tho future. Records
of-L120 J-'1n'1ica Section have 31r':.'1.d*.' been dcstrovcd for
securitv rc-zsons. dcsirod-115!!! QQIIID. to be susp..-ndcd for Au L. .0 co cot club ...» or ,ov-or six nzonths. lfass dolcgtions from Quccns CP to the
U!-I.schodu1ed'10r Scpturnb.-1' 31, 1';-49 on +,ho-I171?-l! IIJG5 case, Y ,
Q1:r:¢ns County CF cndorsco K-'TT0}.L.F.CAIT£C?YI0 for 1-Iayor and '
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Judge Jay H. Payne, Chairman of the Iouth _
Activities Committee, Grand Lodge, B.P.0. Elks, 5..-I an nailing to you special delivery today the '
eighteen portfolios of the finalists in the
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. entry into employment of United States Navy;-"
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adoption of Bretton Woods and Dumbartbn Oaks
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Editor: EARL ERDMAN 4
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identity ie knovn to the Bureau. Under date of March 8, editorials berating
Representative JOHN -RANKIl¬,3ong1'eeemen from llississippi,for stating in answer
to an alleged discriminatory practice question that he was getting "tired or
the gentleman from New York, Reverend ADM! CIAYTOIJ POWELL, raising the Jewish
Qestion in the House and then Jumping on every nan who said anything about it.'
The incident referred to was revealed that R.aNKIN said that 90 per cent of the
doctors on civil service rolls were Jens and 60 per cent oi the mes the %'.'em=
ment has been compelled to accept for veteran hospitals were Jews and further
stated that "remember the white gentiles of this country also have some rights."
The article then stated that such was to be expected from a man retaining hie
seat because no negro or white man unable to pay poll tax could vote, and the
editors expressed their wonderment why the speech was not branded unamerican
and a falsehood by people such as aD{dl CLAYTON PCWFELL.
'- In the same issue, an editorial appeared on International Women: Day,
in which the editors selected International women cased on their " Fascist
fighting ability" and listed ELEMIOR ROOSEVELT, VEDA B1-J.Ni5, Director of
Women's Division oi PMS, llARIJ92'NDERSC!N, Director _Women's.B11LL$ion, U. S. De- ,
partment of Labor, and ELK! K. STAUPI-11$ , executive secretary of the National
association oi Colored Graduatehurees. e
Articles also were written advocating that the 16 year old vote bill .--
be passed and tint the filing of the Declarations oi Intentions to Vote be
repealed in the Maryland House or delegates. A strong article was also Irii
against the bill requiring labor unions to file financial reports and recwith the Secretary of State. DI _ I a?7__3 ' I
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Please be advised that the attached copy of the 6'ongree-
and the following items contained therein have been marked for ' sional Record for Friday, October 19, 19,51, has been reviewed
your attention: __ .u-u_
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Pages 138I6- 18 o]&<b622, a bill to increase the basic rates of compensa-
tion f certain officers and employees of the Federal
G v rn nt. J ' J o e me flkqgari.
The House received and agreed to the confernece report 1/1-
on-¥_.S4_1O46, to readjust",~posta1 rates. 0ne provision ofthis bill concerns the /gra_d_u_at_e_df;~_.1eave systemTFFTZ1'11 o- Fed'?rZil"ei|p1'6yee's."' M ' 9Pages 138.18-
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The House received and agreed to the conference reportodkg R. 44?3, a bill to provide revenue. On Page 1382?,_there is set out o conparison between the individual
_ ihcome ta: burden in the years 1944-45, 1948-49 and under
' the present law, with that under this bill as agreed to by
the conferees for the years 1952-53.Pages 13820-
33
The House received the conference report oP:*,i'H. R. 5684,
a bill making appropriations for-Mutua1 security for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1952. -Pages 13849-
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H. Con Resolution 169, cal1_in_g_ for the dismissa1_o_f J. Page 13854 i IGrath"aFAttorneyGeneral was received. '0
Adjournment: Until Saturday, October 20, 1951, at 10:00 a.
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Pages 13863-Win-o. 5650, second su_pp1enento192¢2propriations for 1952
64, 1386'?-86 was passed with amendments.
Pages 13888- S. 622, to increase conpensati on of certain officers and
90 employees of the Federal Government, conference report
was received and this bill was passed. g,.-,1 _
Pages 3 1- The Senat_e_go_g_si_der_eTi;X;S» 207'? a bi1l.to_pJ.'.o.v.ide_,par__cer-02 u tain in o:s_t_i*g_aiig?ng_gy_ ft h_efpiviL.ser v_i.__c_e coo:niss_ion_ _i_n_. _ -- "r" " - I ff92 1-.1.-Hun .!!-1'2!-IINIE [=}],5; RECURDEIQ / ~ 9 were - ~¢ -<</A_ttachmentq{__:,.b;L .. _ q _'";'2| / ,- W y- '
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Wl
INlieu of the Federal Buregy_of Investigation. _In discussing
this bill, yr. Johnston stated that the FBI would continue
to check against its files the names and fingerprints qf
applicants for Federal appointment, and furnish any perti-
nent information thus discovered. The FBI would also con-
tinue to make the required investigations of applicants for
positions under thetntomic Energy Act of 1946 and the
ual Security Act of 1951, where such positions are certi
fied to be cf a high degree qf importance and sensitivity.
Ir. Hciahon stated in commentingon this bill that the
main objective of the FBI is the investigation qf crimes
against the United States and violations qf Federal laws,
as well as the investigation of espionage and sabotage.
In having the FBI continue to conduct applicant investiga-
tions for Federal positions, particularly nonsensitive
positions, it appears that the energies of the trained
personnel of the FBI are being used wastefully and in-
qfioiently. yr. Dcarran stated "the enemies of this
country are no respecters of positions. Judith Uoplon
was a $3,000 or $3,600 employee. Communists are just as
likely to be in the lower echelon of employment as in the
kg§ positions", t6"which statement Hr. smothers replied,
"The_£BI<did;not_discover_her in advance. The civil
Service Uommission_mighthavE"dEhe_better." Present con- - I E A 'sideration 5f'Secti3n 90l of this bill was objected to andthe bill was passed over. E;,L¢;¢~,,,a4A~,. gear-4¢¢~a, m -¢==.*..;. »~/» 92UPage 13915 9292£H. R. 3899, aibill to amend certain titles of the nited
/States Code was passed.
gages 13918¢9292ghe nominations of Iarren R.-Rustin, yrs. Franklin B.
9 . . . oosevelt, Michael j THans§eld, Jbhn l $brys, JohnShermanfooper, prnest hraross, Benjamin VJ Gmen, Anna'55 rd;§¢rauss an channingH"T0bias as representatives"
vf o}th United ates of America to the sixth sessionIE5 the United Na ions were confirmed by the Senate.
6 l The Senate lso confirmed the following nominations:I. Avere11;garriman, of Ne York, to be Director forsh. " - u§92q ' w ark t Mutual Security, Rosewell L ilpatric, qf He Y , o i
be Under Secretary of the Department of the Air Force;- 1
district judge for the district of New Jersey; and1 ql:_ RichardHartshorne, of New Jersey, to be United States
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attorney for the District of Columbia.
Recess: Until Saturday, October 20, 1951, at 12 Noon.
A££.¬.!2.I£
Ir. falter extended his remarks to include an article
which appeared in the Evening Star, October 15, 1951,
concerningTp?ivatevinmigration bills.
yr. forty eztended his remarks concerningr. R. 5773,
bill which prevents a suit by the Federal Government
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_ Lagainst a State without its consent or specific authoriza-
ticn by Qengreese Hrs Ierty stated that the eleee aeeeciae
tion of the courts particularly with the Department cf
Justice, which Department has great influence upon appoint-
ment and promotion of judges, presents a real threat to
our constitutional system.
Hr. Bakewell extended his remarks concerning the Attorney
General, relative to an attempt to divert a grand jury in
St. Louis from its investigation of charges against the
former cclleetor, James Piiinnegane !r= Bahewell stated
that_Pbhen the man_charged_with enforcing the law seeks
tqlprevent its_enforcement, he is absolutely unfit fbr his
position". ?92----» .1
Mr. Hennings extended his remarks to include an address
by Col. Jbhn J%~Griffin, vice president cf the Bank of e
St. Louis, on the responsibilities of citizenship, wherein
__Col. Griffin referred_to statistics contained in the
,92Uhijorm Crime Reports, published by the Director.
Hr? Chave2 extended his remarks to include an article
published in the Evening Star, October l9, 1951, concern-
ing.the wetbach problem in the United States.. '1 _ _ .__;- _ A A ,1...-
Hr."Rpbaut extended his remarks to include a address by
Dean George.Mr~Jahnson, of Hbward University Law School,
August 20, l95l, entitled "Are Federal Employees Being
Reduced to Second-Class Citizens?" With regard to the
present loyalty program, Dean Johnson stated that he was
in favor qf removing all dislogal persons from Government,
but he was interested as a loyal American, without regard
to his race, in a loyalty program that is designed to expose
actual disloyalty and at the same time prabct the basic
constitutional rights of loyal, Government employees.
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Re: DETROIT RACE RIOTS JUNE 20-22, 1943 Tel e . Roem___
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Reference is made to the attached photostatic copies of gin gugy
a memorandum entitled Race Riots, which sets forth general cement
and opinions concerning some of the causee, the background, and some
of the incidents relative to the Detroit race riots of June 20--22, 1943...92
It is noted that a large portion of the attached memorandum is based
seemingly on the opinions of the writer. There are indications, however, of
some facts having, been available to the writer. Otherwise, it would appear
that most of the information contained herein is based upon general knowledge
oupled with the writer's opinions.
In the information eupplied by the Detroit Office concerning the
race riots, practically all of the matters in the attached memorandum were
covered much more thoroughly, with the exception of the anti-Semitilm on the
. part of negroea and the political exploitation of Detroit negroea. The latter
b-;':1re?er, was covered briefly by Special agent in Charge Bugas in referring to '
some of the causes leading up to the riots.92.a
It is noted on the second page of the attached memorandum the writer
deals with miscegenation and social intercourse between negroee and whitesWhile this was referred to in the Detroit Office: summary, no philosophical
discussion ares entered into.
---- Io reference 1:63 by the Detroit Office to the activities of llrs_,-!Rooseve1t and Vice President Wallace which are referred to at the t f . _ _ , op o the- ' third page of the attached memorandum wherein these two individuals are referred
to as havi "d ng one more to agitate the whites and over-encourage the RG81-"°.Ieeea
than any other single group outside of the Communists in the United States.
While the Detroit Office did not refer to this, it is to be noted that the
filee, especially Irith respect to the negro situation in other parts of the
country reflect numer , ous complaints, especially with re5ardAo_l'-he First1* " ' TIt is noted on Page 3 of the attached nemorsge writer.d scés ea
the question of segregation and the matter of sex. The Detroit Office in ita
sunmation of the race riots merely set out general information, especially "
with r d , agar to segre-at n and did not go into dissertation such as that 14",,M_ ., g? f010-SQ} ..__A13 NG92"',? Elias hm °"Bb°%;?92 t T"'yz.n.4
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and states that experience has taught this to be necessary. He adds that
while not advocating legal segregation, Tn cannot revolt against the In ._.,
h of nature and against the decalogs of tine. Referring to the eatter of eel, 7
he continues saying that he is convinced hundreds of white girls have been
raped in Detroit by neg:-oes" and that hundreds oi negro girls have bed:
raped and seduced by white men. In this he refers to the statement of a
ne-o preacher in Detroit, Horace i,;1-ru.*' te, that the hlaie for the rioti
was more attributable to young hoodluns of both races than to any other
factor. Relative to this, the writer then blames loving pictures and
Hollywood, as well as modern story magazines, for the degeneration both
tron a criminal and sex point of view of the younger people.
On page h, the writer of the attached memorandum goes into the
matter of the unist Party, and particularly the advocacy by it or socialintercourse EFo§ and whites. This was but one of the nan; rami-
cations of Far-ti aetit-it? dealt irith hjr the Detroit Office ih ite retort on
the Detroit riots and the background thereof-
The writer then, on the bottca: of page 5 and continuing on page 6,
refers to anti5emiti:n on the part of negroes. In this connection, the
Detroit Office did not go into this matter, although it did refer to the
fact that many of the stores and business establishments in the negro area
around Hastings Street were owned by Jewish people.
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possession ct a few facts which he used in the memorandum, while the remainder
of it was undoubtedly based upon the write:-'s experience in the Detroit area
and his opinions for-med thereon.
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regarding killing oi WILLIE L. DAVIS, negro I 1
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information furnished. HENRY H.92COI..I..INS continued to receive
consi derable correspondence primarily from foreign embassies
and consulates. COLLIZ'IS' position at State Department on loan
-o--1 PFC apparently to b: terminated Book written by _._ _- _.'<.-::U.SAN B.>§Ll1'HOI92.'Y revie1:'e:1 and pertinent quotations set
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tour. Confidential source reported considerable irforzation
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Party in Washington, D. C. and that she is currently furnishing in.forma-
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'92-=he was active in the Party. _ '
On October l1 adviscd ..gents- and _D"'J'I924"I'HONY of the u em Conference for Human ."eliare
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Did! MITHOITY, SUSJJJ B. Party, was fox-merh' a resident
IJITHOPFI, and PEI-CRY COI...a".[!-is. It 2: d to have been mp-leyedby the Library of Congress, Heerlands vex-amen ossibly in Java! ,
and by the Office of Strategic Services. reported hm-
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During the period covered by this report Agent
' Z" made e review oi the book entitled "wt cf the Kitchen - Into the be-"
which was written by SUS.:.' B. 1.171!-1017!, II, wife of HENRI BOXES, and
which was published by STEPHEE D.'.YE, IIIC., New York, in 1943. There ere
being set fiorth below quotations taken from this book. .'.n effort has
been node to tale; quotations which indicate the sympathies of the author-
css or her !'C-a5Oni;ng. In each instance the chapter from which the quo-
tations are taken is indicated by Roman numerals and the title inmecte-
13* preceding the quotations. In c few instances it has been necessary to
insert words in parentheses to- convey the meaning o£_the quotations.
From Chapter I entitled Hot by Hen £.1one":
To win this war uneziccn women must cone out of their
"Hitler... reduced sasen of the Greater Reich to the role
... of sex slaves. The KKK Kinder, Kuche, and Iiirehe! of the Iieiser in-
posed by Hitler on the women of the Reich opprcsses then as much as or
more than the Kn-Klux Klan opprcsses Itegroes in the United States." _ -
I.ie must release women for war production; there is no
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rooms to look into the homes of plain everyday average run-of--the-mill i
1,nericans. {lad they bothered to they would have seen the vast majority
of Lmcrican women were still economically dependent housewives even as
were the women of France, England, and Germany. They would also have
been forced to note the unfavorable comparison between the status of
American women and that of Russian women - the first of their sex ever
to achieve freedom from economic and political discrimination. They
would have seen that the short skirts of the twenties and the shorts
of the thirties were mere service slashes at tradition."
chapter VI entitled. "Producing for Victory"; The author-
ess cites a case of a West Coast aircraft manufacturer, Hr. X, who at
first refused to hire women,thcn resorted to hiring them as a stop [;.-'1p
to unionization of his plant.!
"Each one of these workers is replacing a nan in many
eases a union member in good standing. I would notlike to be one of the
xromen in Fr. X's plant when the boys come back from the war and say: '50
you let them use you for scabs while no were off fighting so that wold
have a free non-scab America to come home tot"?
Chapter IX entitled "Battle of the Child":
"What is genuinely needed is a wartime child care program,
clearly operated U] the Federal Go-cernnent with e largo Federal subsidy,
under uniform standards of nursery school age education."
From chapter X entitled "Housekeeping as Usual"; After
relating that the English Government has established restaurants to ac-
connodate war workers and war homeless, the author states -!:
"Cafoterias controlled by the United states! Government
and operated by local officials for use bur industrial and office workers
should insure ample supplies of food." _
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children from 1933 to 1943, when it was abolished along with the rcst of
.fPi., proved'so popular that it easily paves thy way for other public 1 ced-
ing projects. Yet Hrszqiooscvclt and hiss liar?-Lndcrson of the iozaus
Bureau have been the only national leaders to advocate public cafeterias."
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PEPPER in Chicago for the 25th.
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would be difficult .to book Chi at that time and askedimpression concerning this. stajed that the
Stevens Hotel in Chicago had sen reserved for their larger meeting out
there on the 25th of October a it might be possible to get WALLACE foram. emu.-. pom to ms; um he might be able to get
CLAUDE PEPPER n at that t me.
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if PEPPER had to be in Indiana both the 27th and 2
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= In order to support the so-called foreign policy of the USSR,-"Q .1,gave a brief history of-Russia, stating that ;'co92_:ntr_y'-"._1;a§.;=-_.;vj'=§.~§_- _
for many centuries been attaeloed freer all sides and has fi.nl.1l}[___d_0_I§i;l1"Q,*_»0,_fL.92_. 9'put a stop to such attacks and, therefore, arm. _ ' ' ' '.
The General frankly admitted that he was a rabid follower of_the
lute ;resident H0c3EVELT's aims in international cooperation and he quoted
many statements made by AUGSEVBLT. he stated that his latest book was dedi-
cated to the late lresident. He also quoted Ex-Secretary of State STETTINIUS
and HAROLD ICIJJS and, according to him, in or_der to balance these quotations .
he also quoted statements made by" JOSEPH T.'..AJ.iOI1T, banker and iIOSEP_ -DAVIES],
Ex-Ambassador to the USSR. 111' ofthese quotations were in regard.t_9_
support oi Russia through a" friendly policy of the United States .' ' Q";-"-",3-o '
In discussing the atomic bomb, stated that the ussa
had discovered atomic energy long before the United States had actually pre-
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. . _ _u"*l in» atmrio homo but rather than use atomic energy to destroy humanity
the uovzet Union was saving it for the general welfare of the people. The
sneaker said that the destruction of Nagasaki and Hiroshima by the United ,r
states did not have any appreciable effect on ending the war with Japan It
h d fi t i timidation oi the Russian Government The -General was, owever, a e I116 n
ti d f the tomi b b and he d that was strcnbly abainst the prepare on an use o a c cm pe
no nation, including the United States, would ever use it again.
Tho subsequent question and answer period placed the speaker on
iI= icfensive. Test of the questions directed at him were of such nature
that tho s oaker was not able to make direct answers. It developed that
, who repeated that he was a citizen of the United States,-was not
particularly in favor of the government of the Soviet Union, nor did-he try
to defend all of its attitudes. He stated that he wished it Ias'possible for
members of the audience to visit the USSR and see for themselves-the-destruc-
tion and havoc caused by the invaders, as he had seen it with his own eyes.
Lhcn the question came up as to why everyone was not permitted to
visit the Soviet Union hy that government, since he had been to the Soviet
Union six tines since 1929, he P6§li6d that it was the perfect right of the
;;=crnncnt to ~11cw or disallow visas to anyone. In defense of this, he:t1tcC that Ho had road an article wherein EL?AH?£92§:OSEVEUT had invited a
certain woman in Paris to attend a meeting in the U1'ted States but she was
not Liven a visa by the United tates Government. As to why he was permitted
entry to lussiu, he had no definite answer.
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few years France will regain her balance, becau:etho" "
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delegates. During her speech, rs. ROOS3T;L? stctr
in the world if I could rt;-c9.1: Russian". She sail -.._
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ber 1946 Board oi I.iI92.Ct0.? S resolved to request Yugoslav Elnbassy to inform ACY3
of the need for relici in 1'u,;-oslavia and Hake clear its vie:-rs as to the continu-
ance of .-,Ch'i-.. n 7/22*/47 _m:1i_r.istr=1ti92re Comit co decided all future demandson ACTH frozr. rugoslavii sh.o"l; be cleared t:=rouE}Qritra1_ Co".r1ittee of Yugoslav
Red "ross. On ll!/17/4'7, 34 crates of radar cquifment purcrasod by mgoslav Gov-
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cent and the other half to comprise nmcricans of other origins. It is also sug-
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Board on the activities of the Connittee and its staff and to make suggestions
for the improvement of the work. This Committee is to meet between Board meet-
ings. Board meetings should take place monthly. .
"-ith the support of .'.nex-ican businessmen, national women's organizations
fraternal and labor organizations and professional groups, our goal will not be
difficult to achieve. C<>nrrunity chests which formerly gave through the liquidat-
ed National '..'er Fund will nos have those monies avail ables with Yugoslav ceremon-
ity support, an effort should be made to get cocnunity chest funds.
. '1? accomplish this program, the borough organizational setup in New
York City has been abandoned.
_ It is also reco-mended that there be Tag Days wherever possible sodthat
sufficient funds can be raised for the support of the Committee permitting all
other funds eamarkcci for projects to be untouched. It is suggested that the
campaign get under way officially on I-Iarch 26 in New York City and in other cities
using the event of the fifth, anniversary of Yugoslav resistance as the openin
gun."Discussion lr-- J" I / .5 '
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2 __: neio at the Hotel Llclilpin on March 1.,.l946. 6 the following
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recommendation to be s'..=.c.e b S, !o:"'t.":sir reprosentative- H-otion passed
1-|_' .unanimously. '
"192.UIION that an administrative conmittec be formed with ZLATKO as Chairman,
7 __HzJn_Ii.I JUSTIZ as alternate chairman and the members :Eo T>e appointed by thehoard. I-foticn passed unanimously. . VK
.1--'".'-". l"The onfcrence was closed by two addresses one from DR. .
one by I-.11. -SIP LEN '01 the Yugoslav E!nbassy.. In the name of the Yugos v people
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they have cone to alleviate the suffering of thoirpecple.
"Text of the Resolution passed unanimouslyg
' "Be it resolved that we , delegates representing Americans oi Croatian,
Slovenian, Serbian and Macedonian descent, assembled at a. conference held in Herr
- York City, Farah second, approve the work of the American Comittee for Iugoslav
Relief and pledge whole-hearted support to help carry out the !925,000,000 Health
Trogran for the suffering people of iugoslavia. .
"The American Committee for Yugoslav Relief has performed a commendable
task in helping Yugoslavia nnteriaJly and in presenting the just cause of "Yugo-0
slavia to the American publir, The conference unanimously agreed to support and
urge the merican Committee for Yugoslav Iieliei to continue its activities and im-
prove and enlarge activities wherever possible.-
t _, "The Conference zrther pledged to intensify its work in mobilizing ;'4q1g;j,-
cans of jiugoslav descent to help expand our activities among all ¢u:I=::""_i6&5 to
hclp realize the adopted Health Program.
"Ihe Conference appeals to all hmericans of Yugoslav descent to cooperate
and support the nmerican Committee for Yugoslav Relief in its earnest desire to
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to check weekly on the activities and functioning of the American
committee for Yugoslav Relief, am to report to the Board at its
monthly meetings.
/'/T -' _f§iI_1.' 'E__J11§I_QL;N,_National campaign Director, made the following report;
"He reported that the projects in our campaign were based upon suggestions
made byjh.. They include equipment for five hospitals, namely; one
General Hospital for children; two bone tuberculosis hospitals for children; two
general tuberculosis hospitals; and research and laboratory equipment for three
medical schools, twelve children's clinics, forty mobile clinics, forty children's
homes, and four hundred jeeps. The total cost of thee projects amounts to
$2,000,000. It is suggested that we tacltle the hardest part for the first six -
months. Quotas have been set to obtain more than fifty per cent of our goal for
the year by June 30th. _
"The following steps are to be taken toget into the American busihess
cor:-zunityg 1. The setting up of committees on a national scale. Here there is sneed for an outstanding business leader who will hiad such a committee. Tb-6 £01-
lowing names were suggested: I-L.IiSi-L'92I.L _I~If:_I__.1_J, HE , RGEE-I'1HAU, D;.VID7§,+RNOP-F,
VIOHELID H. Ln .Ui1Ii'.DL+... 2., 'fn'T:orfnection with the wishes of the Conference,
plans will belnade by the Staff whereby Local committees can be organized in all
principal cities, particularly where there are Yugoslav ldnericans. 3. National
czrganizations such as women's groups, professional groups, church groups, labor
gr-oups, etc.., will be followed up. Plans will be drafted to carry out the out-
lined program. M -'_ . _._,J .
"IR BKIDKOVIC emphasized the need to reach the American public and toset up strong c_ommittees in large cities. _ "
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"Hm. B.JrL0..' suggested that since the cash is in the hands of the bigbankers, we try to get the sane mm of backing thafféiussion Tlar Relief has. Sug-
gested that we call ED'.'I1.1EL'C.92RIEH, chairman of Russian Tar Relief, and get after
nmes of individuals no lorker active in R.-LR. He thought that perhaps we could
-es?-' '92f-"3. I.0OSEVELT to write s personal letter to the tap two or three people.
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ere. HOOSEVEIII suggested that she write a note to the recomenéed mt-
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they meet, they elect their own Chairman._ She further declared her willingness to
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"T"?-. BALO'KOViC,re-ported thathe had been informed by the Yugoslav Embassy
that the .-1.6161 has been decorated with the Order of Merit, the highest award tlere
is in Yugoslavia. It was suggested that this award be announced officially on
March 26. He also announced the further additions to the Board of; FIORE[,LO H,
Ln £_1I_I;o@L'L,. -Ridge ?;'!lJ'*i;QTD.Ia'.Z;.1IJ-,5192;X, iomer Chief Appellate Division Justice, F.=.HI~!E_
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"1-TOTION by tit. l']3r1INSKY_ that the Board adopt the prsgam to raise
$5,000,000 during this campaign. Carried unanimously
"MOTION that monies to be raised are for pI92'1jBC1;S outlined and that the
quota of $1,300,000 be raised by June 30, 1946. Carried unanimously. _
"IIOTION that Board membership should be increased to fifty, approximately
half to be Yugoslav mericans and the rer:.a.:Lnder Americans oi other origins.' Motion
made by M115. IJALQKOVIC - carried unanimously. '
"!f5TIOIi by I--T.-.5. bJ.LOKOVIc to accept the recomendations of the Oontenence
for the addition oi Yugoslav .-.:r.oric.=.ns to include the follow-'..ng wople: _}§._':S._
EYKLE-iii ~o,,o;-;1_14o~:1c, {.15-l.d;LT".S vulcu, _1'_1=:m?..92'3J_'r.<GEYI§&, new .KOVA.CH. Elgtllf aroma. 11055,.
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app;-oval. Carried unanimously.
"YOTION by I-';S. B.'.LOKO-IO that 25$.the Women's Division be added as a member of tin board. I-lotion carried unanimously.
" "1-' 1'. V J1" ' ' "II"HOTION that an ..o:.~.in,*;st;-ative Cozrnittee famed to meet between/Board
meetings. This Carrmittee to ibclude 1'12. BALOKOVIC as Chaiman, mg, Jusmz as A1-
ternate Chairman, Lfii. PI]-INSKY, HR. VUKCEVIC, 31511. 1_iIS§ELS01i_, LESS TRAVEN, HRS.
u¢I.O1¬OIIC. !-11:5. ?ER':2: L. and one vacancy to be Tled from additions to the Board
-:1 .._m:ricans of other origins than Yugoslav. carried unanimously. __'-'~r -LIONEL C. I EIR1Z:'LL, J15, Chairman of
, "10T'ION BY IE1. JUSTIZ that expenses in the period do not exceed fifteen
per cent of the income. »
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new list appeared The american Committee for Yugoslav Relief,
and not zmxo snogcoylg, ms, LIQISLCQ ream, -
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mittee, its work and its purpose. He said that MR. STT-FLJLT had been invited to
- attend the meeting in order to aid the committee in answering the charge made by
the Attorney General that the committee was Isubversivei. MR. B.1I.-OKOJ'IC then read
a letter addressed to H125. P.0OSEIEL1_ on the charge made by the Attorney General.
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what immediate action to take, and secondly, whether there was any legal recourse
open to the com.-nittee.
"He suggested the following action be taken. To send letters to all the
Board of Directors, Sponsors and State Senators, a letter to the Tfreasury Depart-
ment informing them that the Bureau of Intern-ll Revenue had examined the books in
Fetruary and found nothing irregular and that they so informed the Attorney Gen-
ez-,_1l= write to the =-.d92.ri:ory £;orn1ittee_o_n_Voluy.:-gtarg foreign ;rLc1__asking ii they
have ever found anythlngluirregnlar in the actiirities of the committee. Invite the
public and the newspapers.
"MR. STE.L92RT suggested that this release be sent to all sponsors and, in
adlition, that they be asked to join with the directors in asking the Attorney Gen-
eral to send a delegation to explain the why and wherefore of this attack. The
following formal steps were decided upon tor action by the comittee on the charge
mace_ by Tom Clark:
I "l! lb ask the ttorney General to give us an opportunity to present the
laCt»so
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rrittee to examine into the affairs or the committee. _-
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"circumstances no longer warranted its continuance. Immediate steps, tterefore,
were taken to curtail our activities with a View to final liquidation I-15.1.8 Sumner.
We reduced our staff, discontinued financial support to our branch committees ani
with the completion of our Christmas 1947 clothing drive, ended our public soli-
citation of funds as of January l, l948.
It; number of projects, the money for which is in hand, have yet to be
completed. When the se obligations have been fulfilled, we shall close our office
and war ehouse.I
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one stationary clinic. and fourteen mobile clinics are engaged in the fight against
tuberculosis and other diseases. Among the projects yet to be completed is the
purchase and equipment of nine additional mobile clinics, bringing the total to
twenty-three. one of our earliest projects was the Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hospital for the treatment of bone tuberculosis in Rovinj, Istria, ant. ie have
helped to equip five general hospitals. The tons of food, clothing and medicines
92-.-hich we have purchased or collected have been distributed for us by the Yugoslav
Red _3r_o_ss_, and fully half has been used for the care of destitute and tu'b'e_i'c'ular
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directors, I wish to thank you most deeply for the help and cooperation which have
made it possible. I feel that it is a record of which all of us can be proud.
fro have lessened the suffering of a brace people who, as Senator KIL"r0E.E. points
out in a message to us, Iwas one of our staunchest allies and -- held twenty divi-
sions while we mobilized and attacked our common enemy. Furthermore, by foster-
ing in the people of Yugoslavia goodwill and understanding of the American people,
ire have helped materially in la yin; the foundations for a peaceiul en:-ld.92
"On Nay 29, 191.8, the inner-lc:-.n committee for Yugoslav Relief was subjecte
to a totally unwarranted attack. I refer, of sourse, to the unsupported accusa-
ti-Jn by Lmited states gittorney dencral Tom . mark that our Committee was laub-
i vex-sire. There is no basis in fact for such a charge, and the Attorney General
3;.-..=. .;;.1<1e no attempt to present evidence in support of it.4
"I am enclosing copies of two letters to the attorney General. D1; J"-'1-IIJIGSBURY, you will note, asks for an imerview in which we may at least leafn we
source and nature of the Attorney Gene:-alls rnisintormation. We have as yet re-
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Governor HERBERT H=.~§LD'..II, in a letter to the Committee a year ago, testified as
to the need for relief in Yugoslavia and sent his_best wishes for the success 01'
the committee's efforts.
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mm, U.S. Government Agencies and the Yugoslav Red cross. It has raised
-$3,113,710.56 in cash, used clothing and 'bthér 6ontributions in kind. Food,
clothing, materials for the blind, medicines, mob le clinics, sanitation tnicks,
ambulances, jeeps for rural physicians, hospital eouipment and tools for recon-
struction have been purchased in 4-92IT1.¬IlOB92 all material has been consigned fordistribution to the Yugoslav Red Cross, a branch of -trbnternational Red Gross.
special attention has been given to the needs of chilriren, among whom the inci-
- dent of tuberculosis is appalling. A propos of this, Secretary of 5tatc_§_rEI_!I_IGE$2-*1=itS!i.92LL, a few weeks ago, emphasized the importance of continuing and extending '
aid tc the future citizens of Darope. '
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23 childrenls homes 14 Mobile clinics
1 Stationary Clinic 2 Children's clinics
l Bone T.B. Hospital . 5 General hospitals
"!J'92'>ng the chilirers homes are the Eleanor Ho evelt Home in Banjaluka,the Albert stein Home in lostajnica, the General _;;§|_92-'_1_:fg~1x§s:_er_1ho}weer_ Home in
Karlovac and the _H_a_»r]'_}IcLeod Bethune Home in Prizren.
H "The purchase and shipment of relief materials and the fund raising in-
cident thcreto, have been the sole activities oi the Committee. The officers
state categorically that at no time md in manner has the Connittee departed from
the purposes for which it was chartered. This is corroborated by the findii 01'
+_.!-lg rl hose sunervision tin Polmnittee Government agencies mentioned above, un..er v!--,.__ -_,-- -___t -- -___ _---_-a__--
has continually operated.
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fect that radar equipment was included in the Committee's consignment of relief
li t the Eu vslav 1-ted koss on the SS IQDNIK on October 19, l94'7. The tons supp es o G. . _of some uf these stories was such as to convey the impression that ai hi.gh:zal92l::
Apieio-as circumstance had been unearthed and that, under cover oi rel..e!', ..... ...--...
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to express their opinions ideas and de i , s res on a national and international
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_ . LECRAHD i,.;1-axtcox, .m., Vice-President forjliational Affairs
'~J-.- . HARIOb]"-?92N1ZIER, Executive Secretary
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EAVFEAQENGRAM, Vice-President of International Aff811S
JAi92'EfI-43-ELSE, v'}cs=Presidsnt for St'».:%nt Affairslire. RUTH GER;1=h92GY, Director oi the Philadelphia Bulletin
Forum, is Senior Staff Adviser to the National Officers.
Members of the National Advisory Council include:
wuzoie-t-nss N, President of uia University of Pennsylvania
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In her letter t of the AmericanLegion of Ohio, Kiss SEWGI ad e ollowing to say about her
connection with the American Committee For Yugoslav Relief: '
= "Established in l9bS under the President's War Relief -
Control Board, and had for its stated purpose the raising of
funds to send medical and other such aid to the war stricken
population of Yugoslavia. I was merely one of scores of
national sponsors, attend ng its money raising functions, atone of which Hrs. ELEAF03k§GOSEVELT was the principal speaker.
This organization had already notified its sponsors that it was
leeally concluding its work and disbanding, long before it
appeared on the Attorney Genera1's list. The Comsittee, I
understand, is new out of existence."
T American _1'P'?lQIIJ3lI.'92LI .
According to the "Daily Worker", January 27, 19kb,page 3, column 1, LISA SERGIO spoke on January 19, IQHH at the
e protest-meetihg against anti-Semitisz, sponsored by the 7th,
th erd llth Assembly Districts of the Acerican_Labor Party
at the West 85th Street Club House. At this time, it was
indicated that'hitler's hood1ums"in Manhattan are in for a
rough time.
The "Daily Worker" dated June 8, 19hh, page 3,column 5, announced that LISA SSRGIO, radio commentator, and
newspaper columnist, would discuss recent highlights and
developments in the military and political picture in Italy
at a meeting of the 3rd Assembly District Club of the American
Labor Party. According to the article, the meeting was to be
held June 29, 1§%h at 313 8th Avenue, New York City, and would
present other progressive Italian-Americans. -
The American Labor Party has been cited as a Communist
front by the Special Committee on Un-American Activities, March 29
19kb, pp. #9, 77f, 153, 189!. -
American B.cl;1 at Far rtuk Accesses:
' Confidential Informant T-Q, of known reliability,
on June k, 19h6, advised that the stationary of the American
Relief For Greek Democracy, 111 Nest L2nd Street, New York City,-.92.
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92 p ' .' I negro shipyard workers rongly opposed to "J nuxiliery Negro Local" oi Boilermakers Union, but
demand mu mrohip 1.-. Beale.-%=-e, AF or L}2sel_ ,-
92 12, Portland NAACP Chapter continues fight on "Jim 92 92
92 Crowism" end backs negro shipwoz-kers' stand against -1 sepsrste "Au.x:i.lis.ry Local." Negro publicstiogs attack 3 -
article in Jenner; Reader's Digest by msmany PERTH, #5 1*
negro, on "A Negro Warns the Negro Press" and edvocete r ' ~ 7
plea to educate white people on negro problems through
white press, redio end movies. No Jspenese, Gonna or ' 1
92 Italian inspired agitation noted. Reportedly some 92F activity of comunist origin among negro ehip;,'s.--d workers I
th respect to racial employme t problems. n'I1.LIJ921.! nJ _/:;ClENDON, negro, spoke st EARl.7BR01iDER meeting, Jenu- 92
cry 22, 191.3, on racial discrimination against negroes,, but Locsl NAACP Chapter retused to sponsor 1lcCI.ENDOH'e , ~
E speech. EARL BROiIDER'e speech did not touch on negro Tg - problems. . J A A '
mamas: Bureau letter mm June 22, 191.2.
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' "At first the forces of reaction were able only to find IHITB
men who would obscure their guilt by accusing the Negro newspapers of worsening
race relations.
"But time marches on, so now the forces of reaction have been
able to find a NEGRO 'IIi1J.ing to throw mud at his own people and seek to stop their
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sponsored by, of all things, the Council for Democracy. k1
"Naturally this Doctor of Philosophy found no difficulty in
obtaining space for his screed in "The Saturday Review of Literature"; and,
significantly enough, the potent "Reader's Digest" reprinted it almost before
it could appear originally. s. _
"It is the old FAMILIAR formula: when you have committed I crime,
aloelaqrl 1..-wean §InA Is|I92+ 9292I"I?92'II"?L1"F nnwcnn all-nun on-nu wank +I92 nI_"G"|"Pl"|Y . I .F J 9 GUUHBU UB9 LIBS I UUQI Ijaijlelll L Pi Uvll II Mvsu J sine Iii!-sow Iv 114-l.|§avI.I_q.q _
In the January 6, 191.3 issue of the Northwest Enterpnlse, a small
Negro newspaper published in Seattle Washingtonrzith distribution in Oregon, the
following article appeared:
"NEGRO-IJJNCHING SIORIES AID T0 l92U92ZIS-MRS. F.R.
e f 3~ s I ."1lItS.§Emi.IN D!92/ R0 BEV'1-1'1: answering questions, said recent]; ~
she believed that stories no: an-rent tha. she had :2-.ade luncheon reservations
for Negroes at Washington hotels--which she said she had never done-are in-
spired tiatemente as would be of value to the Nazis. -
" "Several reporters commented at her press conference that they
had heard stories that HRS. EDOSEVELT had made such reservations in leading
hotels hers.
"HRS. I?lSE$i?II.1 said theer were other stories about the country,
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sought to take three Negroes into lunch at a hotel there.
"No R;eserj_a_t_i_ons_at All __
"The First Lady said she had not done so. She added, emphatically,
she had made no reservations there for anyone.
. "Regarding the stories about Washington hotels, N16. ROOSEVBL?
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"LIBS. ROE.15EVE.L'1 said the only thing that interests her about
etc:-lee is that they met be inspired stories because they spring up all
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must be inspired by someone or something.such
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Eleanor Club or a definite club member and she said the F.B.I. reported it had
hePn unable to do so. -"
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United States delegation to the peace conference at the end of this var was
brought up and HRS. POOSEVEIII said she most decidedly wanted to see a women on .
the peace delegation and adds: that youth has _92rery right to be presented." '
Regarding this same incident mentioned above, the January 23,
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"Attorney General FRANCIS BIDDLE released this week a Federal
Bureau or Investigation statement asserting that it has had no success in
verifying the persistent runor that Eleanor Clubs exist in the South or
that they are inspired by Axis propaganda.
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Angeles 0 fice when he anneared there inhis attorney? on August 29,time, he ex roost s desire to coonerete comnletely uith92 _ 1us ann unhesitstinfly exolained his relatiorsnin with
the Communist movement in nollywood. He wss not s"eci-
fically questioned uith reqard to his possible espionage
activities in tne Communist wovenent tulle he was ini due to the pre-
' sence O1 hl attorney. Los nneeles was sutLorized to
conuct subsz-;wuent interviex-.ss with _in order that
H he could be questioned in detail. Los Angeles was instruct-
ed to be certain thtt all information in his possession of
possible interest to the Bureau was obtained during these
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r5t;nched_borcuith is Los Anqeles letter of harsh lb,
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subject on February lo, l95L and March 3, 1951.
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exposed to_Communism nrior to 19b2, through a close per-
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cere in his desire and were amused by his ideas
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unknown in the Communist movement. Thereafter,-
tn haiington, D. C. where hg_gontagtgj;Q0lonel_of the O33, who indicated tentative n*rrsvnI EEt
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advised that the te frmvreferred to above was sent to him in care o1 . Los _e es.
He stated that since it was sent to him by a er o e Politburo, ob-
viously with STALIN'S permission, 11. neces ___4;; ;1=g__ps gg_ ?Unit_ed_§tat_gs. stated that vena-116:1: t through knowledge oi 0 knows
that s e man to when instructions are sent by t|b92l1'°o
ye >1 education. He con!inued that attended the Sabotage School in Ios'é_6?r} Rossini"
ions in School included instructions inRussian
.." psystem, the instruct,§§f'__ ' both i and Sa stated that superior is.._r yy whom he the head of sian Espionage in4° 0!; e ates. He continue further tha is under the su_~'92._ P, vision of was o opinion that
__-" M is either usslan assy a ington, D.C. or at the Uni,;.'- ,l.1; Nations. did not know the location oft
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- ;.~_ ii ation concerning other than that which he had previously zrnished.
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by him
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. and ELEANOR ROOSEVELT.
that he castigated J for his associaon .
and that ROOSEVELT terminated the partnership.
F stated tha_voiced his ambition to become
the Commissar of ollywood, but that he failed in his job. .
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which time he grea Iconcerning the internal security of the United States. 2
A During the course or the intervieuqststed that he could not pennit the Agents h hi 'i to ave accee o I
tiles or to borrow hie files and inrormsti he had had
come throu association with 92
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sources which he cuthat the young daughter recently got a job in the /I o
Government, and he believes that three of his famil are _presently employed by the Federal Government. #1 .
no information specifically, but he stated that a east two
and maybe three or this ramily are members of the Qgmm-Let... i
ljarty-and may be working for the _Gove:-nment under aliases. 1*
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was that he had a conversation with i,
in the past, other people have d ated to his ron -- 1their conversations they consider& leftists.|>-'
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was speaking two
These people were wegrou stood out above the re
dressed and apparently different tron
the regular Prenohtown American Legion o . Due to the
heokling the
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ROOSEVELT had visited their far: two days before he spoke at
Frenchtowh and he believes that the heckling or his was pre-
arranged and that Hrs. ROOSEVELT may have had something to do V
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In connection with Hrs. BO®W!,Hstatedthat in the B/1,9 edition or "us Callie mega; no s e made
the statement that she had no assisted any Communists andwas not a Communist herselhmstated rurther that she
claimed she had not used her o c a position to assist
Communists but had Just done the normal thing when receiving
a request tor help of sending it to the regular department.
However, he advised that on 1/ll/39 in committee
hearings SUI-{HER BELLE stated that Hrs. ROOSBVH-'1' sent him
a letter asking WEI.-LES to help both GEBHABIYI and HANS BISLER
in their admittance to the United States, and later, on 2/1/39,
' dispatched another let UELB3 in favor oi admitting theEISLERS. On 1/31}/39,$ stated that HESSESCHHITT 01 the
State Department spoke avorably toward admitting ELIE BIBLE,
p also advised that Hrs, ROOSEVELT tried to get
a commission
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ommissioned the Arzq. He stated that in their executive
hearings on which the HCUA has not made public as yet,
EARL BROMIDE? s ated that the Lmcrican Student Union was one oi
the transmission pelts used by the GP. p
_statcd that he 1» convinced that ntsssoa,
JAKE, FRLHKLII, J'B., and ELLIOT! had "1'inaglcd" on their ,.
incone tax. However, he had no information to back up his
statement and stated it was just his conviction, Be also stated
that although he believed hrs. E;LEANOl§,fRO0SEVEL2 was not amember oi the GP, she used her__in.f1uence' to get Connsunistsjy-7'into the Government and11'lt6 the US_ and to protect then as much
as possible, He advised that when~!_lAR'1II DIE3,!_l_§_held_.OI._1ih_-_O__ _
nous he was afraid er rm. noossvsm dil3'to' her terrific intln-"
ence in the Government, ' _p _ ?
7- -advised that on one occasion, the date of ,_ ...-.._
' which he cannot recall, he met Director J. Emil! HOOVER and *'==-i-'-"-=.:;=-.-
associate Director CLYDE TOLSOII on a train and in a discussion
_olaimed that the Director stated there were 30 cases
_ _ where people wanted to come into the Us and that the board ._ _.
' composed of the intelligence agencies and the State Departusent-31 ~ 5'
and Ins barred them, but in ever: one ct these cases the ~-'
stated he got these names tron the Director; the HCUA investi- -
gated, but no hearings were held. he stated that he believes '
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IYNOPSII OF FACTS:
requeeting specific data. Complainant t. - .
eleo etatee eubjeet directed advice to
I tne President regarding the defence of
I .l- the 11'-act Indiee. Old euociateedvieeeI subject proud and withdrawn. Hal never
I icnovn subject to contact ear-rice %.
I Acqueintance etetea subject rarely leave!
' hone end nae no contacts with outside
,9 world. Inspector in Charge of ImigretionI3? and Heturalization reports he in reasonablyI - I? J eure of eubject'e loyalty. SD-6 reveals-I t!92 eubject offered services to White House.1 92II Hm Pertinent facts disclosed in tiles ofI III I I Immigration and Fetoralieation Service,
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