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VITO MARCANTONIO
PART 10 OF 12
FILE NUMBER : 100-28126
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and at YU, grauating with LLE dzgraa in LQE5.
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Uneupation Gongrassman. Rasias 231 East lléth
9% 5b., maintains Cengreasianal affine 3%$h lat
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electicns since his 193% campxign. It has
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manay and have wurke as ampaign-wurkers, -
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SYNOPSIS, Gont'd 533*?
mants havo reported instances where GP meetings
in a given area have been oanoolled so that
members could spend entire time working for
MARCANTONIO. Informants reported instances
where GP members disciplined for not contri~
buting to MARCANTONIO campaign. Ho has ro-
coived the active support of Puerto Rioan
groups including the Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico and the Partido Communiata
CP of Puorto Rico}. He has been gotivoly
associated with oonviotod subvorsivo Puerto
Rioan loaders: CAMPUS, GORRETJER, GANDIA
and VELAZQUEZ. Ho has been supported in his
political oampaign by the Nationalist Party
of Puerto Rico and its official organizations»
He participated in a picket line, 19g? with
CP leaders, members of the Nationalist Party
of Puerto Rico and others. He has been as~
sociated with 22 organh;ations deaignato as V
Communist fronts by the Attorney Qenorglg
30 organizations so designated by the HGUA
and T organizations so designated by the
Galifornia Comittoe on Un-American Activities.
A search of the home of OSCAR GULLAZO, con~
ducted by the US Secret Service after his arrest
in connection with the attempted sssassinationo
of President TRUMAN, 11/1/50, disclosed a letter
to COLLAZO, dated 9/7/50 and signed by VITO
MAHCANTONIO. Mention of MARCANTONIO was-also
found in the home of GHISELIO TORRESOLA, also
involved in the assassination plot. Subject
has closely followed the GP line in his legia~
lative activities. He has been State Chairman
of the ALP, the dynamic force of which is the
GP. Subjectls secretary, a Communist, is
reportedly liaison between him and C? Headquarters
in NYC. Ho has had numerous connection: with
the CP preoa, He was arrested in NYC on 10/7/A6
for aaoond degree assault, the charge was later
dismissed, Description set out.W
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X. THE FQLLQWING GEGANIZATIQESVIN NHIQH V;M.'I$
ASSQCIATEU HEVE BEEN CITED BY THE CELIFQRNIA
GGMNITTEE GN U*AMEHI3AN ACTIVITIE3 Q? THE
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In the interest sf brevity andn view af tha
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92 Birth ata _
Birth racar gag? far the Borcughc Manhattan,
Raw Ycrk, locaied at tha Manhattan Eaar sf Health, reflects
b Bacember 16 lQG2 in the . _thatVYITO MARCAQGEIO was urn, V _ _ , N _ -' ' * >vV~ Vnfs raflect that ='Emrough mi Manhattan Eew York» Ah8 rec V
t 1 'ascupat1anp ibis fébh§r,wés $ANEH§U§$ABGABQEIG, barn inI a 3,: 7» . Vlaborer "Hi vmQthar'was liated as ANGIQLQQFEDGVIBIS_als¢'%?a Abarn in.Italy; Qccupatinnwhnuaawife» »'V V V
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Aaumrding ts tha waearaa sf Nsw Ymrk University Law
A d _$cha@l, l@¢ata§ at Naéhigtén Square,_NawAYQrk Gity jn- ~V *V" * a*Vs.~&wsnxg uring July ¢§~1§3Q,vxwa . kg maminad by b D Witt $lintan"igh Sunaal in 92 HAEQ&ETQNI gvauatad fr@m92 s~V' 5, ; ; » »V A _ ,
1l§2$ after a f¢u§year aauraaI* Ba §eak~a awuwsa in SQmmmr§§f;at new Ynrk Univsrsity'aa w@1l as a ceursa in law at Naw < '
Yawk niversit§ Law §c&nnl;¢gra§ua¬imgAfr&m&hara in lQ2§§
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MIH§M#§ANDLQS wae born in Somerville, Massachusetts
» and her father was lieted as CHARLES §~iSAHDEBS and her mother
as omen §,,;/_'wENTW<JRTE$Al92EDERS. &3AI~'¥DlEiR$ was twenty-Bevan years
1=~ - old at the time of her marriage. _
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ame-was listed as SAHUEL"and-hie_m0ther as ANGELINA retherv"
hen as SAMERIO'endANGIOLA as on the birth recers previously '
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f_ i Residence
rj%Q5;~{¢~¢@Accerding*to the publication "Who's who in Ameriapf; e
V dated l9q8 ena the current New Yank telephene m recteriee, J,
_. VQM. maintains c0ngresa10nal offices at lug First Avenue. V
s He also maintains a law office at ll Perk Place. Hie
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the 18th Congressienal District, however, it is to be noted
that he was defeated in*the 1950 elections and will not return .a , 'fjk to Eongresa when the 82nd Congress convenee¢ '"
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Agggpging Lg gg 5, Q. Lg8LlE who interviewed MICHAEL F.
PINTO in August of 1930, V.M. was at tnet time engaged in
the practice cf law in partnership with MICHAEL FWMRLNTOF
They maintained law effices at 2OLVesey Street, New York City.
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4 appearance, was e £ine_public_speaker and wee knqen as the _;_
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PINTO advised that V. M. formerly engaged in
"eecial work an taught classes in English and citizenship at *
the Harlem House 311 East 116th Street New York Cityé _ _ ,.h e _" hj L d - _ L.,_, _U_,%_,i_._,,@,,. .-H. _ , . _m - V H,. . _ __,. M.k,-~ .i..q - . 'H . .- :_. "-;'_.1 .~<- * H i . - ~- ~ ~ 1 A .B 92,'§_-_ . 92>_-1, . ,.-~ . - ,'.- 7.. _. _ _ _»_ _ _
- .ii»}¢~:% "Harlem House, according to EDWARD CDHSI, United States-
i Censor Supervisor and Director of Harlem House in 1930, was
a eecial headquarters and living quarters. Mr. CORSI gave
this information to SA H. C. LESLIE in August of 1930.
According to "who*e who? of 19#8, subject was Assistant
United_Stetes Attqrney, 1930;31,_$outhern QietrictMofANen_YQ§h.{.eéhi~-:,;~ :4»wW =~;.. >=.-..~-= ~;»~1%¢ih» -~ '-"n1F;}?!wPMfg{£f ~ ~. 1.-..,.~',v». ,-:~__.;' - i ~ . _ ~-:,, -:- W "~ =. '-I. '1 1? -
_..:.,,{.7V"r_% *?Informatien brought out*by Cenfidential Informant T 83,-'?Q 1ofknown reliability, on October 21, l9Rl, reflects that V.M-*h;,_l
from 1924 to 1932 was the Campaign Manager fer former Mayor
LA GUARDIA. L ~
According to this informant, V. M. in 193% ran for
Congress as a representative of New York's 20th Congressienal
District on the Republican ticket.. He eerved until l936_and r
Hiwas later reelecte in-1938 with the endersement of the f §_; ¢>f*_fgwleftewing American Labor Party=andrthe*nominati0n of bne-ofr, -_w'l _
>.the other major p0lit1eal.parties and came within 186 votes _ h_,;
of getting the nomination Qf the other major pvlitical party.
ELE5§IQN 9l5T5l9?
Officially, V. M.=e district which is now known as
the.l8th Congressional Dietrict,.starts at 59th Street &nd_ ,, _
*,¢¢=Third Avenue and~runs-east to the East River» It extends i.2i;i'__,,@, north tdlthe.HarlemRiverfincluding.parts*offLexington,P?ark*?Wf-}~ ;
. and Fifth Avenues} Most of the eld 20th Congressional Districts ' L»
went into the 18th District when the city was reapportioned in 19H¥. ,
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This information, it Should D8 noted, was taken from thegew Yigk "Pally Mirror," e New York daily newspaper, issue of August19 l l3
II. STATENNTS OF RELIABLE INFORMANTS CONCERNING
V. M.'" PO°$IBLE COMMUNTST PARTY MEMBERSHIP A_7 7 Oi B! ii i W W WW _- W ______ __ __ __r_ _A__
Confidential Informant Tl, of known reliability,
reported in August of l9Hl, "The first time I heard this man
V.M.! address an audience was at a demonstration held on the
steps cf the Capitol Building in Washington. At this time I
was amazed to hear a man who was a member of a federal
legislative body address a large group of people in the manner _ .
*~o£ one leading the massee.against the oppresser. He usediil the ,P. ..~eltechniquee of incitingthe"peop1eiinte;e-confliet*with the police .f
i,?who were present. _ l ' »l -_ _' ~ '. J;
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w;e~~'~- "It is'interesting to note that every resolution -
he.has ever offered on the floor of the House of Representatives
has been printed by both the American Peace Mobilization and
the Communist Party and offered at the same time to the members
of both organizations
"Every time
out to the.letter the
Party;_sometimes even
to the members of theI heard him speak he always carried
then prevalent policy Of the Communist
-beforeithoee policies had been announced;,
Perty."}I am convinced that he is whet ~s;
is termed a functionary member<oflthe Party; i.e; one who does
not physically participate in the activities of the Party or
Expose himself by attending Party meetings as such."
It should be noted above that the American Peace
Mobilization has been designated by the Attorney General as
being Communist, pursuant to Executive Order 9835. . - .. ' -n
minhi xl 5'~' The informant was a former Communist Party member it
and an active member in the American Peace mobilization. ;J;-.-J I
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Confidential Informant T-2, of known reliability,
advised in a report dated September 30, 19#2, that the Communist
Party representative in Congress was Representative V; M.
ll ' .Confidential Informant T-3, of known reliability,
advisedin'Deoemberpofil941 that a Party@nffieialfrom New =
York Citywho was in the State of Montana from December 8 to'~¥
December 13, 1941, told him that V.M. was so close to being I
a Communist Party member that "we call him a Comrade." From» .
thie}~acoording.to the informant, it is to be assumed that
V.M. is_s member of the communist Party.
Confidential Informant_T-h, of known reliability,
advised inLa report dated June 26, 19H2, that V.M. had
consistently supported every policy of the Communist Party
and had participated in every front organization set up by
the Communist Party with full knowledge that it was oreated
by the Communist Party
It was further alleged by this informant that
V.M. had been a spokesman for the Party in Congress on all
issues; that he was generally considered by the Party members
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5;?-Preaident of the International Labar Defense; which acdarding;~- .1» .;»w to this informant;-was a~Party@&efenae=organizaie~that~had" " furyears been"affi1iated with$£he Internatianai Red Aid
Heaéquarters in Mascow; '
if The infsrman further alleged that v;m. warke with
one AR§$DAMGN, Secretary sf the Internatinal Labar Defense
L,,wha.for-years was hea_of thé Wom¢n*§;Comm1s§10ngof;the*¬entral,1~_.;-»&>Gemmittae o:"tha;¢omun1st;Pa$$y.f§AcsQr&ingto"theH;nformant, ;§ f 1
. Q ANNA ANGN£wasnonsi6ered 0nerafthe ablest,memheraiof%he *fF:- .
;§1¬ammun1at Farty am a cnfidant of EARL*BRGH§ER, the farmer 1
Natienal General $ecr&tary QT the Cemmunist Party.
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earl imviQ*¢ ¢xa ?*4. was Qne of the "front line relianges . 7 .
~;~@b@~v¢@ nz¢av@n.~; aaviseé that ¥;¢}1n~his@§iatrie;@§QJ Q
~~».has*the§upp0rt=a semi~gangsterjs1ements§f§* v'~,_" § ** . mi the ioxmwurzist f§e -aeziviseci t.ha."bV.M. cnuvlé a.1v_§a§;s -
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? st»e.t:ed that vane cm? the girls who warke
in te Nab¢@na ."eauquarters uf ths ommunist Party, $A,vaIse
was empleyed in ¥.E.*a affine an state that she was in
fragment ntast with the Natianal Headquarters of the GommunistPar*t.»y. jwas unable ta reaa1.1 the name mi thia ivmiividual.
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-"uSng summaries or known official ana publia doauments, vegaraing
- Communist Party activitiea, made the fcllwing summation sfM _ . -1. > v 1 i _v 6 v_- n F V _, v_ _ ' P K-,_. Vn o 5 " _.
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= The Sommunist Fart? has a no more valuable man.
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Farty member, ¥}H. has followed the Party line pgsitively.
He is bvilliant, aggressive~&n unscrupulous and has fsught
in an out of ongress ts maka tbs Red reactiaaary pragfam of
the mament seem hanest and pPQgrES$iV8¢
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a*Vicehairman nf the Ameria&n?a&ae Mahilizatiam." Fer ~
years he wag Presidant sf the ommuniat P&rty*s Internatianal
Lah@r_Bsfense whisk was a Units§vSt&tea Ssetiwn sf the
Internatienl He Aié with its heaéquarters in EQSGQWQ"
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subsequent inuerviaw dated Augu&t 3 195$, gave a&dit1Qna1
ihf0rm&tinh rag&rding V.M~ that ha accurred to him- He
state that as early aa the late 193Q*3 E wag adviseé by V
EARL ERQWDER that V.M. was a aloss rriené of the Party but it
was net until the aarlyl9§B*s that I wgs definitely avisa Q
by JASK 5$AGHEL that ¥.M.;h&d;sgrsa& ta be un&&r $mmunis@J~
diaeip1in§{ »Up tQ"that time;*E am strung}? satisfied fram3"
what $TAGHEL"tol§ me that ?wH.'ha& not_been in-full agreemen
with tbs Party, but after the early l?Q@*s he was fully '
committed to the 1ea&ership sf tha Smmmunist Earty.
l met V.M. in his capaity as a Gommunist aroun
1?g2 UP IQQ3. I mat BRGWDER by &§§Qinmen$ in a apavtment~in
tbs §G*a§in Eew_Xbrk with V-M.-andvaGommup;$tLf;um Puerto Rica
wh waa'@n the Baily Wmrk@r,3JjY@§,"h§d agraed tn hays BRGWDER
driven downtewn." The fonr'uf ua than drove &ownsewn.ta tha ,
building af the Daily worker and than thrae er us got nut,
namaly BR¬WDEH,~tne Puertm Rican §3d_myself. _ ;_
,- During the drive, BRGWQER and V.M; cuntinus
ta discuss with tna-Puerto Riman the question at Puerte
Ri¢Q!s independance but as I was on the tail and nf tha
diacussian I was nat $90 well advised.
"I state that v.M. alga: met wi an 5;%:=:m;u;&;R aa Q
Gommuist hacaue it was evident from the aonversation that
BROWDER was advising and instructing Vyg
"It is intarasting ta meta &1$Q that ¥.M,$
&paachvex§1ain1ng why he had cnange over from the war issue
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yrinmipal speaker at a Esaae Raily spnnaars my ne margsnay
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Emargeney Pamca Mmbiliatiom was tha fararunnar of
tha Amsrican Faacs Mnbilimatisn, whimh was éasignatad as a
Cvmmunist argamimatiam by the ttmrnay Ganaral an avambar Ea
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EKRL ERGWDEB, farmsr Ganeral $ec§ata§§ Q? tha Ssmmanist Farty, _
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Vto discuss any pelitical issues §u§ &§d mntisn hat Qangrsssman
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hévisaé an July 9, AQQE ths V.. wag $ahs§uia ta be pF%$¬§§
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Etate Gommunist Party funmtionaries at thw Hotel Diplcmat in
New York Gity an September 18, XQQEQ At this meeting, V.M.s
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» meeting an&_stressed the urgency sf the immaiate Qpening sf a
Secon Front
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Octaher 32, l¢%2 that s m&efing1ua$
the "Pe¢ples Vuice" {a publicatimn in yew Ymrh City! at the
olen Gate Auitmrium on QctQ%er Q, l@w2¢ The informant
avised that during the wasting the pwimcipal speaker raad off
8 list Qf p@3i§i¢ians wha were invita ts Spaak but fail8d t
show up, among which was the name e£U%L. Tbs speaker urged
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a ;-whQ apen1y_cha1leng§d the speaker that a telegramvha bean. * 1 w
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*speak~before the 25th Anniversary~of the Communist Party A ~
which was to be held on September 28, 19hh, iq Madison Square
Garden, New York City.
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than International Secretary of the Natinnal Maritime Uion-~?*
and a leading Communist Party member is his V. M.'s! help was
needed. " »
V W4 _ jghiii In?¢rmant T~12 avised on ngncn 30, 19b5,fhat GIL GRLBE, President of the New York State Communist
P 1iume¬EfA"" ' ti n a V t o SSO¢l& on a a mee ing with V. M According to » »
¢REEN gave;gE§§;§Lt0.V. M. for the success that they had had *5?
in securing lrom Mayor LA GUAHDIA wage increases for members
yo§li§e Transpo§thEg;§§g§§§g$¢§§§ '*"
7 ' Accsring in the infcTmant,L4U1LL and BRGWDER
gave credit to GREEN for his influence on V. M; BROWDEE was
at that time General Secretary for the Comunist Party Associaticn
and MIKE QUILL was head of the Transport Markers Union.
92 I wonifid entiéIi'VT~I§?5§§§¥!?'* if::T? §_19#§; that ?;M. made an appaintmentyto_pick Ep°2ARE:tQQ¥%;g;in front of the Communisi Partv Headuuartews °5 §§%$i2%w J3street; New York CitF;1Q?i§,£*i@M:& §xm%%mi£§5; l
SAS CMEPICE L. JOHNSON and FTJEDEPIICK C. ZINCK
of the New York Office observed V. M. arrive at 35 East l2h
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Gonfidential Informant T-19L o§ known reliability,advised on Octcber g 19h5 that THEMAwLE of the NationalNegro Coggéess NAX,iERGAN of the Council on African Affairs,ana LQUI COLMAN?ofthe-Internatiunal Laor Defense;rwere ,3;*
_gqing to meet.toasberta1n a method of clearing V.H. of , %g"' ;
charges-off0l1Qwing»the§Gommunist Party 1ine»I]i r- Lg? i'f{'v_ ,0 ' >_ .... ,__~ ' - Jr. - -' L ~ ,3 '._ ' '
According to the informant, these charges were made
public by one WILLRRD TUWNSEND, 3 union official. THE infcrmani
stated that V.M, was greatly upset over the statements made
by TGWNSEND and had pointed nut that the allegation had reached
into his own Congressional District¢ According to the informant,-
v.M. had requested that the above persons help him in combatting ;,»
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"i' * It éhould be noted that all 0f'the'QrEanizatiQh§
mentioned above are designated as Communist by the Attorney General
coming within ihe purview of Executive Ufé? 9835¢
VT };:i;C0nfidéntial Informént T~2Q,~bf-kn0wn reliability, fi,;!
advised that at the Cammunist Party.Nat1ona1 Railway Conference ';,
?held'February 17, l9#6at the Sherman Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, *"
it was mentioned that members of the New Haven Communist Party had
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Confidential Informant T-21, of known reliability,
duringthe period March 8, 1? and 2%, IQE6, submitted the
names of 23 individualnembers of the Communist Party who had
assisted in the campaign to realest V.M. in the l9M6 election.
In the "New York Journal Amériaan", a New York daily
newspaper issue sf July 22, 19#6; %F§%ara an article writtenby sAmFoRb E. STANTON, reflecting that-under the leadership of
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Mayor O'DWYER, then Mayor of New York, a thorough-going Purge
:_; of C0mmqni$t hangers-on in thg Communist Party was beingmapped.
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It l A.J The "Daily Worker" of May l, l9h6 c6ntaina'a'onn
column, two inch ad stating May Day Greetings from Congressman
V.M."
Cnnfidential Informant T-22, of known reliability,
j- advised-on May 20, l9h6 that V.M. and FRE3KRINI, an.Italian*5?*C9@munist;PartyQleader,had'metJon the-abovb-daté and discussg&__1a£t £E§?§eE¥1ETeé:or*E5é"Ita11§n cbnmun1Bts§1n thaif,éttéPt togT3 W
Y "1n£1uenee'the-Italian elections'tm be held June 2,*l9u6. '~»'
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The "Daily worker" issue of March 7, 19h? carries
a haadline, "Defend Rights tr Communists, v.m. Says."
According to the article, V.M. states that the first line of
defense of the rights of American citizens is the fight for the
Civil Rights of ths Communists.
Confidential Informant T23, of known reliability,
advised n March 8, 19m? that V.M. was the main speaker at a
banquet {data and place not given! in which V.M. stated that
m»~="we must first guarantee the civil liberties of the Cemmunistgd
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advised on March 18, 19%? that V.N. was to deliver an address
' at e Hey Bay conference to be held March 22, 19%? at the Hotel
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l3vl;3;,-~§{H;n@__e;Confidentiel,InfprmanthI-9 it should.be neted attended
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it hadmore:ef;en appeeranee.ef a Communist high pressurefmeeting
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~~ 2 trade union committee for Joint Activities meeting stating,
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at the Lost Battalion Hall on Queens Boulevard, Long Island,
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[?;$}q@f19H7,'stated;that V.M. made the strongest Communistlepeech at Y
;§%,>¢3a meeting,ef the Jewisn'PeepleFs Fraternal Crder of tnelnter-J,
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advised by report dated October Ike 19%? that the Harlem _
Spanish speaking Communists were getting recognition at this
time by the National Communist ergenizetien. The informant
stated that V.M. had helped a member of the_ebQve group prepare
a speech for one of their members to be given at a large
Communist meeting.
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this rift had apparently been patched up. The informant-$tated, however, that it had been necessary for Communist Party
> éEeadquarter5 to_"threaten",H@1M.»to get what they wante, Tha:A informant advised-that he had'rec§:ved?this1in£ormation-fromgTF
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"cfidwntial Informant T-1? advised an _cvo§r .,,19%? that EUGEHE DENNIS, than Naticggl Secretary of the Communi?§§¢X_&£§§X§:5é%m¥EF°»! Q? L ' M' H1
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, and W. A. TAYLOR at the apartment Of F-LIZABne L ASULY,
Q -rnumber H36, Albon Towers; 3100 Meeaehueetts A enue=N.W.,:..ij,-y' Washington, D-C; en Ieuary 3l,l9hB reflected that Ng§§§N ;',*, E~ ,eeRBee1=r1~:e1LvERMAsTER,' his -w11"e*anev.M., entered e ear me?, ' "drove t the Mayfleer Eetel in Washington, D.G. L"
ELIZABETH TERlLQ#BNTLEY, former mmber of a Soviet
Espionage Hing, in her statement of November 3, l9h5, alleged
that SILVEHMASTEH was active in the Communist underground in
Washington. He was described as the hader~ef a group
iactively engaged in obtaining information from the records
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'wae in turn related tefthe Russian Eapionege'egents operating *_
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@§1 '¢;~advised on April 15, 1948 that v.M. was supposed to attend
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Q9mmu1s3QP§Pty funqgayigs;%'Acc0?d1ng to the infonmant,*Y?the'purpose oY"the heet1ng waB'to<discuss proposed legislation w
affecting the Communist Party as recommended by the Special
Committee on UnAmerican Activities of the House of
Representatives.
- , ,Confidential Informant T-25, of known reliability,
advised.on April-28; 19483that VQM. was going thpough a _V.»
bad $inancia1ysipuap1on~;ndfthat communist,PartyAmémb¢ns;w§+;l
wake being asked to contribute to.hia qause;.é- f"B=r "R- T@@fMr;-,_-,,_ . ~ 1. -< _ ___.__', R Q VH_ . .1 -yr E _».' »_ n.»»
The same informant later advised an August 11,
19H8 that a meeting was held at the Park Palace, 11Oth.Street
and Fifth Avenue, sponsored principally by the Lower Harlem
Section of the Communist Party. According ts the informant,
Y.H.;@§a.the principal speakeqf
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it shauld be noted that from March 23, 1999 to October El,
19b9, eleven members of the National Committee of the
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fer August 28, l§#9, stated that"a fPee~fDr~all gtruggle
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The article stated that VQM- conaemned Judge MEDINA'S action
in jeiling three of the Gommuniet Party leaders on trial
as an "arbitrary misuse of judicial power for political _
pereecution"o{V}M. announced thatjthe ALP was supporting_ , M
a public protest demonetration§te*be.held Junee?,A19Q9;. H-»;f,§»fi
at Union Square and urged that all New Yorkere»regandlées"'
of their political affiliation, to participate. He stated4!*
that "all organizations ano inoividuels are being urged
to join delegations to Presioent TEUMAE and Attorney General
TQM CLARK to press for dismissal of the inoiotments against
the Communist Twelve."7;, .
;§ig*" * Q The "Daily'Horker" for Ootober 16, l9q9,_page 2,»_
column 1, P5flBCtSgth&t V;M., who was a candidate for@?$, ¢,'q
Mayer, denounced theframe-up verdiot against the eleven*1
Communist Party leaders as a challenge to the freedom of "
every A1-re risen. L
Confidential Informant T-28, of known reliability,
advised on December 15, l9b9 that Congressman V.K. was one
of the sponsors of e reception honoring HARRY SACHEB to be
held on December ll, l9u9 at the Manhattan Towers Hotel, ,@1 1 AI
?6th§Street~and Broadway, New York Citj." SACHER wae"{'; "v,~ ~
described as e member of the New York Bar facing prison as1"f
one of the staunch defense attorneys in the political trial
of the eleven Cemunist Perty_1eadere¢ . A ~ _
for September 21, 19h? page 3»'
which reilects that V}M.,
Chairmen and a canoidate for , The "Daily Worker"
oolumn 2, contained an article
the American Labor Party State
Mayor in the City of New York, wired Governor DEWEY of the
State of New York! on September 20, 1950 to protest the
"whitewash one frame~up report issued by the Governor on the
Peekekill attacks on PAUL ROBESON".
"The Sun", a New York daily newspaper, Y0?
August 31, 19b9, identified Representative VkM- as one of
the speakers at a protest rally neld on August 30, 19h? at
the Golden Gate Ballroom, lh2nd Street and Lenox Avenue, New
York City, in protest of the_&otiQn taken which preventeo }
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an the previausV$aturday.
;~ Cnfidanti&l informants T~29 and $~3Q, at knQHnA
Gate Ballroaml lgénd traet nd Lena; Avgnua, New Yerk,6ity,
refarre ta abeve. According ta these infarmanta, Va.
gave a gmlitinal talk giving suppart tn B$N DVIS wan was
Qn@ Of h$ members of the National Sammittea sf tha Gcmmunist
Party thsn.on trial. _
~ ~ Confidantial Infermant T59, of known raliability,
iné& repnrt dated 3eptembar.é, lQ&9&~advis& that a rally i;
~',uas he1d~at tha Brnnx Hinter~G&ren in §aw"Y0rk-$ity;on;¢= K
August 31, 19h?» -The m&iH issuas ware the Psexskill= L»
incident and the election c&mpaign. V.M. in his speech
demanded that $tt@rneyGaneral MQGRATK investigate the
Faekskill attask by "Q?g&niZ& fascist havdlums upsn
paspla who came tn a nunceri to heap the great singer
PAUL HQBESQN .
TI7V¢*3 "anfidantigl Infarmank T~3Q_1at$r~&dviaedUhy~f
raport on $eptambarf3,}l9h$[that an AL?»rall§washald# -Fx
at the Branx winter Garden which was arrangad under the V?
guiance nf well~kn@wn Gcmmunist Farty laaasrs~ This
rally held on $aptambar 3, l9h$ incluaed V.N. ameng its _
speakers; A fun was solleste tn helg he.Givil Eights
Congress of Harlem prepare far~the return rally atv _Peek$kill"» '
_ It shuuld be notad that ancording ts the
Daily worker sf September 2, 193%, page 1, cnlumn 1,
PAUL EUBEEQN stated that he was gming ta return tn
Peekskill for anather aanaert an eptambsr Q, 19h?
Tha §$w*¥arkTimss" later auviseq in theirv
issue of Sapbambar 5; 19h? that sarisus fighting Qccurred
as the hsmawaré boun sonaart gners gut bahind the palica -
linea. Qpponants cf the coneart claaaa in an& wsrelmet ,
by the BOBESQE;foraas who were wall organized by thain___L? / ' » '
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~column"I; Contained an articl ' hi§suPPortin 'BBN~Dr- L-~ -»_§#w ch §tateg_th§tlv:M¥7 5si¬¥7<_ V g, . aVIS and would oppose moves-in the'City§4"f'
vCounci1*to-unseat Councilman BENJAMIN DAVIS.l According it W to this article, DAVIS had recently been convicted'of a '
felony in connection with the trial of the Communist Party
leaders. Felons, according to the article, are barred from
holding office in the New York City Council.
, ,5. -~~A',- '*2~r%¢jj ~On_November,17,_19R9,'Confidentia1§Informant T-28
to?-known?reliabi1ity; furnished-a book1et issued by the§@**
'"BEN DAVIS Bali Committee" entitled, "A Tribute_to Councilman
BEN DAVIS 1939". "On page twelve of this book1et'it is stated
that V.M., State Chairman of the State Committee of the
American Labor Party exte d d,t i ' ~ , , t- n e, salutatlons to BENJAMIN DAVIS
and urged his reelection as a Councilman.*2
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dated March 15, 1956] in reporting on the cancellation oa broadcast which wag t '1 1 i L V ' V Q no ude PAUL ROBESQN, stated that *1
Re res + ti ' p entat ve V.M. of the American Laoor Party of Manhattan
announced he would introduce a Congressional Resolution
calling upon the Feoeral Communioations Commission to
investigate and put a stop to this and similar n t i s anoos
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Activities of the United States House of Representatives,
-. Appendix Part IX, Page 137k, it is stated that a oheok of the
names of the_officer$ sponsors-and comittee_members of the non;
% , partisan-committee.for the reelection of Congressman VITO] "Q, l
$~1MARCANTONIG;*"Wi11 revea15the]extraordinary large proportion 3.
5 #of_ve%eran Communist fellow travelers" who were members of the -
organization which was organized during the Congressiona1~ L
election campaign of 1936.92._
According to the "Daily worker" for June 22,
1937, V.M. was President of the International Labor Defense.
;; According to the "Daily Worker" for February 10, 1938, V.M._I¥vrwaaélisoeeasvejmemberof"thelnternationalwworkers~Order.=H; ~ I '
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leué, in an article entitled, "GOP oosmso BED MARC", it
was stated, "The Republican county organization, too, had L
its fill of Marcantonio. And when June, l9h2, rolled around,
the GOP leaders reed him out of their party as an agent of
Kremlin.N
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New York Secretary of State THQMAS J, CURRAN,
announcing the decision of GOP leaders to refuse further backing
.tooMARCANTONIO, said: Fwe have no quarrel with the man who casts
A1 hie_vote according to his own conscientious conception or what
E,WQ is best for Amerioe, but we oan'not tolerate any man on our,m A». I1' ticket who gets his orders from a foreign power; ' *-
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J<g-~ members nan tn refer ts this bill as the "Mawcantonio Bill", _
.inaamuch as linking his name ta it may lea to its defeat.
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knawn ralianiliay, a meeting axtendé by trae unian GIG
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avlse that tha Eln@mingale*s F&0pl&*s $nmmittee at 19 wgst
9?$h Straat, which is ataffa by mmmraes af ns Eiavsnth
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a hlmek party wk August 2%; l§&3 at lth Straet, Naw Yrk $i§y*
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Puartw Rias had decided tn supp$rt ¥.. in=his<naxt electisncampaign; _H*;» ~ ' ~j;xi
_ On May 13, l$&&, Sanfienziai lnfmrmant
advised that ISRAE&#&%$EH, New YQ?k $ta§§ Qggigmgn Qf
wmmunist Party, in a speech bafnve the §ew*¥@rk Sta§e
Party envantion held on.this éata
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reported that at the W&iDD&1iBt@$EnV@n§iQB sf the Cammunist
Pm1itical*Aas@siatimn@Vhal June lvand ll, 19QQ; at_ManhattanV1
Gen$er,'§ew Yérk Sity, a raselutin was;p§%$@"F§1lin$ f?§;¥hB'?@ ,
:@e;es§ian of V,M@- Lrf . *;~. Rv_ ff? ,'V§$?. », A
Confidential Informan T-3? reported that an June 6,
at a spaaial memberhip meeting Qf the Eighth Assembly
§ct,Glub @f_the Scmmunist Pnlitical Association, WILLIAM
_NE$N, the Assistant Legislativa irec§@r, stated thé¬ EE§*
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sf knwwn reliability, advised'th&t 5 greaf amount af Mark was
b&in£_dQne by the Gammunist Felitical Asaaciation in senneti
witn the reneminatisn sf ¥.M.£cP_Gomgress. _The Infarmant
stated that the peuple living in tha Puerts Hican district w@P$
very respsnsiva and enthusiastic absut the election bf ?.¢
This 1nformant_added that the wife QSVABNER GREER, prsminnt
Gammuniat Party member; was warking at Y,M,¢s headguartarg Ek ,
First'Avenue an&??th"$traet"e?ery avening. Vi. V; »~§- 33!"? 1 _ r _ V _ v_' . W , 92- ¢_ _v VI 92_92 92_r -__,| IN. .>
Ganfidential Infarmant T~Q@ advise on June §, _
19Ag, that Communist Party-mamhera rspared ta V.M.a V- <1
heavcquarters, where e-Bush was given a list of names. with t-ha
idea sf signing up as many p&Qpl& as possible in favor cf therencminatian cf V.M. V ' '
In the Baily Warker" far June 25, 1§Q&, there was
a full page article shaming a photagraph 05 V.M.
entitled, ABLE LEGI3LATGR * This artisle briefly states
hat Reprasantative V.M.s racmrd in angress is ne of achievement;
that his qualitias in skillful p&Pli&mentary technique and
ability to make alliances and axplnit pwlitisal raalities an a
real gift for stating issues fnrcafully, make him unique amang
progressive an administrative suppartera.
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This article by AD3&%oA?IE goes on to show
V.M.'s popularity in the East Harlem District, his brilliant
record as a legislator, his work in connection with the
F.E.P.C., and his courage in fighting alone at times. In .
conclusion, this article states that the people of his district
will work hard to send him beck to Congress for a fifth term.
Qn July e, 194g, confidential Informant T-18 -
advised that he learned from FERDINANDiéMITH, Vice-Presient
of the H.M.U. and e Qonmgnlet, that the H.H,U. was oonoentrating
on the V.E. campaign and tat the results looked good. The
Informant stated that on July 7, IQQQ, he learned that V.H.
and GIL GREEN were considering ways and means to raising more
monei wEIoE Es urgently needed. According to the Informant,
V.H. took the attitude that with the exception of IRVING POTASH
and BLAQKIE MYER5, he was not getting the proper support.-r
r Confidential Informant T-18 advised that conference:
were held on July lo, l9nn among Eommrrietleaéere of the e _N.M;U,, which inc1u6od¢$GQTTY¥EDWA5§»:ha JbsEEa;§wEAT. h~Acording to the Informant,1§EAT had protested d noting more
money by the N.H.U;, pointing out that they had 6}¥§n $S,GO0
already. ' ' .
L Confidential Informant T-12 advised on July 17,l9hh, that TOHY§;BAUD, member of the East Harlem Section. '
f the Communist arty, was a campaign manager for V.H._ .
hvcordlngapn t e :erereor' wort 9lBéUDQ*5f?od With J0$E?EJéesars er"?§E§iis cBuA£§ oommuiei ro1is1ée1 ie5e5l§£i6h4-anjmthia ¢onn&ct1ong _!- ..,. .- ,.,_.,..__ .t. -7-.~ :5-~»-~ vie-,,[email protected]._,.M~...~ .,.._ .__ =f=.__._.-L
. Confidential Informant r-18 advised on July 19,
19th, that Mr. HEDLEY sront, Communist official or the §.M.U.,
was working in V.M.'s campaign and considered donating $2,000
to 1: as did IRVING PQTASH, Communist leader of the Furrier'a *-
ne ;U ion. _ _n%;féJ_
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, According to the "New York Times" for July 29,
tl9hh,fiftean American Legiqn*léaders;frQm_the'five'New York§~
ZBorbughs urgeywinla joint statement; that "all patriatibx vA;i
men and wnmen'irrespective_of partisan politics" vote against-'V.M. in Tuesday's primary. He was attacked as being a ' "
Cammunist, who, during 19hO, consistently voted against measures
vitally needed in the interest of national defense. -*1
In the "New York Daily Mirror" for July 31, lquu,
_in an editorial entitled, moscowvs VITO", reflected in part-}
out against~thisJc0untry as JOE STALIN's-s01e,representative ~'
in the Congrass of the United States will seak the Republican
and Democratic nominations, in addition to that of the American
Labor Party, which he already ownes, in the primary elections
tmorrow.
"In our opinion, as an official he is utterly no
good, a liability to the_City of New York, a disgrace to theA
~v §Nati0nEs_CangPéss and an enemy QfUeverything_that'Amerigané-.Democracy.shop}d ;tgnd,for;%¬ §5r{*&f ?7 y$*j"¢'_7jT 5"?
1 t "If elected he will continue to represent, as he V
=§»haa represented in the past, the Communist Party of Moscow and I A, {
the 'interesta of the Soviet Unien in'our Eaticnis Gengress,
which he dispiaesl." - 4 v"'
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Confidential Informant T-5 reported that on '
May 1?, IQM5, at a meeting 0f Cammunist Party club leaders
at th HOEBI Diplomat in NEW YOPR City, ROBERT THQMPSQN, then
New York State Communist Party Chairman, stated that MARGANTONIU
had to be kept in Congress,
The "Msrning Freiheit" of August 10, 19b6,
.reflected that a Box on the front page makes a special appeal
for the support of Congressman V.M. in the forthcoming primary.
It was»$tated;%"Among thejgandiatesqwhp have"demonstrated;~»gt,
with acts that they can be depended upon, a special place is -= A
His excellent record has endeared him to the braad masses in
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Gctr 7;v19r~, t at RUSEQNORQIS had sent some comradesup to V.M.'s headgymrizere-»bo'*"¬ither sp "é§2'ing"£>1fiW5_§;£g§'&§e4ingd- dependingon what Tgwglgepn, V.M.'s campaign man&E§P;.wants them t e¢min§% It-hB~In.f<OI!llQ1;1t'y_..._,a,_ G_Qil1I!§'&§~ ,
was else senr 0 c eck te see if all the comrades did
feet shew u .w* nferm t _% theg adgiaedM ~ 92 , * _´e?;?l@@f Pelee P me eeeeiekeeepeiet
advised in August, 19qe, that the Waterfront
Cemmunistthat Hose _'c'>R_*1¢f{or V73? ':'_
known reliability,Section of the L
throughout the 'confidential Interment T-42, of
Party, like other Communist groups
' New York City area, participated in the election drive to
nominate V.H. during the recent primary election in the 18th V
Congressional District.
l9b that- Ganfidentiel Infonmant T-17 advised on August 1h;
the Communist Party arranged for the printing of
a tabloid to be used in the campaign cf Congressman VITO
MARCANTONIO. The tabloid was not to reflect sponsorship of -
the Cemuniet Party and was to combat the adverse publicity
causedeby
It should
eomenced
They were
reflected
crime ana series of articles in the "New York Daily HirrorV,be noted that a series of articles exgosing V.H.
in the August h, l9ué edition of the Daily Mirror .
written by JUSTIN GILBERT and ERNIE SALVESOH; and
very adversely on V.H.'s political career, allegingCommunist hookup B. _
Confidential Informant T-Q3, of known reliability,
advised that prior to October ?, l9h6, New Ybrk County Headquarters
of the Communist Party, ieeueé a directive to all branch
executives to instruct their members to report to V.H.'s
campaign headquarters to help with the campaign. V
Cenfidentiel Irnrornient T-111;, of known reliability,
reported that in November, 19kb, the Comunist Party inaugurated £+
V a drive throughout the country to mobilize its forces to foam Ti*§F§
citizens committees to support V.H. in the event he became ;*;;$}§§- implicated in the election murder of_JeOSEPH;}1*i-30TTOHIGGIOi. Information concernin SCOTTORIGGIO murder e being set outjiffél
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l9Q?, that ¥.M. was putting presaurs an unian and
Party peapi§ tQ go up ts V~M¢'s_distri¢t and halp
-th@ é;§Q®sursvvotes.;g$heInfQxmant#advisedvthat¢~ frum ¥,M;"s haaquarzars;had statsd that a azanv,'v-¢»_
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pull nut -
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*'*~V.N.*s district were net'aavered and rsquestad that people be
sent ts saver them.
V On §§3§?YT:_l9?@ CQnfid@ntial In£0rmanti¬»lE_ _
qaviged that 513mm QQHSQE, Legislative Directcr, New Yurk Stake
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A ' Thé ugaw YnrkvJaurnalvAmeriaan" £0? July 25, 19$?
paints Gut in sn'articla, "with his pelitieal future at stake, -prQ~$OmmuniSt R@pP$3ent&tiV$ V.K.'today rallied all left wing g ' laments in 3 §e$perate effart ta hang Qn ts his Qantrl o£ tna
; Eigneenth District in tom0rrow's primary a1acti@n."- The
article anntinued tha though his own mama was mat on the ballot,
V.M. must get é&mQcrats in this istrict in leaéership as as
ta nbtain the Bemecratic nemination.. '1.
Confidential Informant T5 advised on Ju¢y £3, l§h?,
that ilhe vY0::~kv.¬.1.1.e Easti aim Qf the S<§r_mmmi.sb Party, through its
organiaeri L~F$ERE$TM&N, has instrumtad all Qommunist Party
clubs within Eh? section to assist Y@H. in~his campaign to
elect MARTIN XQFGAWLEY as di$tri¢t leader of the Dgmwcratia Party.
The Infermant atate that V.H. is sup§0rting SAWLEK, as C£wLEY
,» has promiseé ta nnminate4V.H on the Demogratin ticket, etherwisa ~
_ ?;1V@M. could n0§=get the emocratic nominatian._ The Informant .' a&&a that all clué in~the'YQ?kville sacticnhcanselle r&gul&rR_m@
membership meetings sn that membars coul rapart in a Qdy4t0_ ,V.M.*s headquarters.
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' to go tn VITO MAR¬ANTQNIQs heaguarters an lat Av&auE4hetweam
??th and.?8th streets to help sut ix aha grimary wars, 1-
member uf the Qhelsea Sectiun; ew
repariéd an July 29th, l§#?, that kg had bean in&§w&sta§
~_- EILLER, $he1§ea_$e¢ti0n $eeretar§,;Ccnfidential Infmrmant ?+3§, af knawn reliaility,
.faea@quarters§at.i Firs Avanue,7§é§;Y@rk_ity, §ar:§§e
.w~eanvasaing for the primary ele@tians¢f+:nfQrmantaévise~ 1_ - 7 C9nfident;a; Infwrman ?~%?,.¢§*knQwn reliability,
m&,ner'of tne Club W~§2, Thnmas §effersnnJ$&§%inn, N&w<¥Qrx Gaunty
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pur§waef@fhat hev* te.rep¢rt $m=§merisan
1G;»re@0rted as instrugteé, signe a bank.at A&? @a&qmart&ra,.&n§ was
handad abvut 12 names anvaéresses aw canvass, Enfsrmant state
that he fauna the variaus indiviauais he nanacte were ans sa
pleasd when he mentinne that ha was sanvaing fa? Fé ELE$EK
and GRAQE D. COX in the $th.A@§.
' -, Qanfidential Infrmant-$»%8, af knswn re1i&b1li$y, a
@+~;msmber Q£~the.Youth-8luh;~Lcwew Nan&at§an SeQtisn,92§$w Ywrk $@a§t§';-._. j. ,__" G0mmun1s$VFarty; reparted that he atenée a m§ating~an Sui? Qéné; <
Q .~ 1§4?,&§%;ahe class sf which the members in atnenanse were taid by
SYLVIH@»QLFE, an executive cf ta Eéut Qlah, that far the Peat af
week, they wauld have ta canvas$ in §h8 §QERYii1E §&sric £Qr
ommitteeman SANLBY in over tat he csul he alaete sa that when
F%HCANTQNIG ran 1n19%8, he, NQ§S§§§Q§IQ§ scuié g§§ §ermis$i@n tn run
an the Demoeratic slate as well as
*1: {Q %i34 ¥?:$§nf1 entiaiInf¢rmant'§-and JEANETTE?%gGQSIAR,qmember sf
CAWLEY an the nights 0? July 2§th,
avised that he observed Cmmmunist
Q- vsnzetti Club were also canvassiag
uut~af MARc&NTQN1Q's headquarrsg
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mamber sf the Herman Bmttcher lab,Sis swag
%$ avisé that h駢SEL¥§§ wnza mi
the abave ¢3uh$ aanvassa fer ;
Eth a§.2Sth, 1§¥?@ §~§8further
?art§ mamhers frem the 3a¢c@» '
far SQQLEY. Thay were §3§"wmrki§g
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Cammunist Pa$ty, reparted that e was urgeé kg L§§;ER¥1§§, Ynrkviiia
Secticn erganizer, when Infsrmant yepcrte §ack iram vasaaian ma §§e
club headquarters an July Eth, 1§%?, ta help gas Qua *he Qemarats
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T~#5 reperted ta MARGANTNI% $heaquartérs a KQSQ First &v§H$ %Q§
late to da any canvassing and was giv&92 3Q? ig %m§$ Q5 ¥@$§3Q
whc had pledged to vate far cawaay f?¢m sam seets am ta se§arate~caEh@
T~#5 in his repsrt aa£@§ ugast }3th,_1§%?, aviseé that LQQ' IRVING at a me§bership meeting Q? §§e Herman §@§tc$er $1u§ an the samaV date spaké an our past lacal $l&Q§iQ$"iB tha92£3§n;Q@ngressiunal :5;
Marcantcnlo pragressive caniéates~P-Distriet*&n§ said that it waa a vary unfartunate aefeat tha¬~:he prs»
were nan e1&¢te§ an sai we all~~;
Knqw haw tough it is t0_defeat a ma¢hine~Qgn§§&atg, anR;§§s is farfram Q pragrassive at liberal areas esyecialiy henween $Qw an énd
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Confidential Informant T~h6, of known reliability,
advised on October 23, l9M?¢ that_according to_e report___ .
prepared by theew York State Communist Fatty ChaiTm&n§,_h73ROBEFT THOg§§QN,Qthel9ABvreelecti0n"0fiV,M; w&5Qn5 Qf»w1} L
thefpriméry objeetivesiof-the Communist Party._ *;_ - V .
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Confidential Informant T-25 advised that he wee
&ppPO&che by JUA§#MMANUELLI,_head Of the lower Harlem
Secti0nr9$-the Gommu;%§E¢Z&§£}1 for a contribution to V.M.s >
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of known reliability, advised that JOHQQEGTO, western New York
Sub-District Chairmen of the Communist Party, reported tH&t
the Communist Party had been the driving force in V.M.!s
election, and had fought against the forces who had wanted to
kick him out.
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t0 ISIDOR "GUN, Chairmen Of the BIQDI County Cmmuhit '
Party, urg ng the return of the uneQ1d.$l.2O tickets to the"WALLACE Yankee»Staium Rally.1-;~.~.--=@ i ~ .~ ~ , I
'- ' On September 10, 19kg, Confidential Informant T5
advised that V.M. spoke at a WALLACE-TAYLQR election rally
held at Yankee Stadium on this date. The Informant stated
that ta the beat of his knowledge, all tickets which were
sold in advance in Queens County, were sold through Communist
Party clubs. The Informant added that the tickets were
issued by an ALP executive who was also a communist Party
member.
On September lh, 19MB, Confidential Informant T-52,
of known reliability, advised of e special membership meeting
of all the comrades in the Village Section of the Communist-
Party, whichuus held at h3Q»$ixth Avenue. The Iniormant -_ ¢
stated that the Jefferson School of Sociel'Scienee, the ' ¥=" * "
MARCANTONIO Campaign and the current fund drive were disoussed,_,
The Informant stated that the meeting was called on this
date to carry out plans made over the weekend to begin an
all out fight to prevent the defeat of Cengreesman V.M,
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Psrty,'spoke'to the group ssyingthst the foroes'tEE§5haveYf
sent up~to date-to help V.M. from this and other sections
were entirely insufficient. He said one entire section from
each Communist Party region was designated to be transferred
intact up to the "Marc Area" to work for V.M. doing canvassing,
etc. He said each section would be responsible for s sector
of approximately ten election districts. Each branch club
will be_given an election district. There will be direct 5*
interlocking with the ALP and the work'will be coordinated,lu-4-um-v .*.|,|.u¢u-~r-1.x
moving so many comrades into the "Mere Ares" is to build the"
Perty_in this ares. They went this ares solidly behind V.M.
Confidential Informant T-6 advised that en
emergency meeting of all section and club executives of the
upper west Side Region of the Communist Party was held at Unity
Csnter.Headqusrters on Ssptenber'20; l9h8._ Theilnformant Jf
ststedqthat the meeting had a dual purpoeef"first, that s1l;t¢s
members of the West SieRegion were to drop everything and*;
report for canvassing work in the V;M. campaign; second, t"
that the only other activity permitted was to be the daily
pioketing in front of the Federal Court House at Foley Square;
Confidential Informant T-52, of known reliability,
advised that several Communists went to the new V.M. office
at 1&3? Third Avenue to get out ALP mail and to canvass for
votes. The Informant stated most of the Communists were
from the lower side region, and the Informant said he was toldby soi§;#c¬§, Educational Director of the Village Section,
that 1isnew office was the one out of which the Communists
would be working. The Informant stated that GAY was in
charge of all the Communist workers handling the mail from
this office. The Informant reported the above 8eptember 22, 19
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j~%g-gan is new rep¢rtedl3*§irecting ?.H£Ka¢alecti¢n~campaign.;F,'vi. '
" It is noted that aceording to tna'§ew Yark Legislative Nahuel
fer l?h9, grepare by THQMAS J. Sé, Searatarg cf the
stats sf F1kYcrk, U.N. is listad as Ghairman of the LLP,and SAUEZg§gLS is listed as one of the mam&ers sf the Stata
; - hX¢°§?iv }@Qmmit¢B Q? §§§.ALP» Q» . ~.;aL§."" ta A. HA &' ~> "- "" Q "?:;" . . :9.» "1: ~ ,- . - I h --, - --/' . - . _.. _. _ _ _ ;.v~w@'i*§ ghg=?i§7*G@nfiden¥ial»Inf0rmamt=T~5'd§issd an Gctébsr 5f % *' I
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Aa=q§ and Quaens Bou1evard,~aw Xvrk 8ity@Yw§haInfonmant atatad5L th&t ¥;N. was Qne af tha sgaaksrs at this rally, and that
the tickets sol in advance were said by membara sf the
Cammunist Party clubs in Queens92lb Q -92 g é
Ganfidential Informant T-6 aaviaed that a rally
**iL wag ne1§¢qn $GtDb%$,1Q,l9h9;@B§ 1OEn§ Streetgand llgt it _ 92 ;'z§~W$mneTinfHamaiaa, Néw=Ynrkr<Th& Inf0?mant~ats¬e$that,Y.M;7~*i , g §§rapok& i*Ita1ian and wag cklléd alliar by §@@§1@ gath$ne&_§}§-;i where; and an attempt W&B'mQd& ta thrauhim-aff tha*saund '- I
I.f¢;E;=truak, whi¢h_was thwarta by_¥.M.s badyguard- The Informant* Ta§<advisa&"that-later at-an exa¢utiva'meeting of the Qzane §&rk.. . c,
, $7-Glub u§*the Gammunist Party, arrangements were made to have ~
hA,~.a GQmmun1$$*Party member saver all electian districts to get
- nut tha ALP vote;' It was suggested at_thia maating that any
camrade wha did nQt antribute ta tha AL? $l$¢ti0n, be
» rsportsd ts m@unty heaquartera and be expelled if they did
mat start shnwing up for wark in the campaign and c0ntribut$
Iika thy werev$upposed ts.
onfidential Informant T~?? advised an October IQ,
1§h§, that v,Mq sgnka at an affair originally bille as a
ange, wut later changed ta a rally, due ta the verict er
ML guilty handed down in the trial sf the elaven Cnmmnniat laaers
1*-1 in whiah BER DAVIS Haa-&dsfand£n. Aacarding to the Inf0nmant,' A1§§§§:¥,§§@gpQg§-gar Qgvig, a member.o£ th$ National Eommittee ef¢,» J~fTYw 'the-$mmunist.Part¥ whnwaaeconvistedff1vimlatiQn Oi aha ';*?u1K * 'Smith Aet. ;~ 44 " " 92Jx'} - ~ ,, . , > -> - , »
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v" v_~accuae& of favorinEY?.M;¥s~Communist.P&rtypalitiaal~;>
ideolugiea. . .
In the $W'YOPK Tim$" far Qctcbar 1?, l%h9,
it was reparted that V.M,, eandidate for Mayer in the 193$
y _ a1ectinn,in rafsrring ta the convictinn f the eleven
, »L*j.G¢mmunist 1ead$rs in Federal COUPt_l&5t weak, statad If
Q§§_;k~defen§ing-thsfanshitutisn&I;rights_sfj$¢mmunists maks m&=aZ *' a-Had;§itf1sskay,by~me{%?{ Q-¥* ff5 ? 5 ** =T$; K92 "_ _ K _ ~ ~,.'__. ~U_ .9, -.4 - I M3; ._A'
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American", there appeara an editorial which urged Rum&nian
Rmr&cans in Eew Kerk to east their vates fer V,N. fur Hagar
an far EENJANI§ DAVIS for Gouncilman. The aitorial
. stated that of the three candidates fwr ayar uf ew Xcrk
',f_¬itY,;Y@M. wag tha only repr@§entative:wQo deggyved the vote
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~_{MichiggQ publication, is the fficil rgan f th Bmi, Sect£onJafFth£-Intern&ti@n&1EQrkarsvrer. v'"- ' ~ < ~
F » ',*- Gnnfiéential Infczmunt T~A2v&dvised_that an opan
air~ra1l3 was held on Novamber-l,19k9 in frmt wf th@ »M..
Headquarers, hé Heat l?th Straat, Haw Yerk Gity, in the
intarasts of V.H,, ALP candidata for mayor, and B&N DAVI8,
candid&ta for City GQunmilm&n, Agcarding ta the Infarmant,
the Chairman af the rally was Tg¥§EAL, membey-of the water-
front Section of the Eammunist Bari; &nd'E§ber of thé N.M.U;
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Confidential Infarmant T5Q, sf knawn reliabilit
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~ On November 1, 1950, Confidential Informant T-5
advised that-heihadjreoeiveotorders throughqthefCommun1st.N,;
Part§~in?Queon§¢County;%New;Yok;ttofreport to;the.$LET§;ug¢»foffice at 33l*Eest*?5thStreet;7New"York,gto aseietin,;_ *canvassing in the V@M¢'district¢ w 1 7 -" " "
On the same date, Confidential Informant T-10
advised that individuals from his district in Queens County
have been ordered to report at 1267 Second Avenue, New York492_
%CitgkinJordertp do oanvessing_work for Y,M,r L_M _. __~ Hg !1 r _f;» V _' v - -_ J . . '. '|_ 1-, .1 .' R1 " > t . "t ' I '@ * __-; .' _ I . ~» ' u- _ 92 »- * _ _ r ~_ _ Y _ -' ,1. .. '- --3 7;:.- ' -t*;Fé¥i$¥*ioo'oetober*2o,r195o;¥oenr1dentie1*Inrdrmeit'T<q;; J
TTePorted;that{a.meeting bf the Bainbridge Club offtheALP ~77
was heid on October 18, 1950; after everyone returned from"?
canvassing the neighborhood for the ALP candidates. According
to the Informant, all of the canvessers had to report to
oAnux;eRiiwwALo, a.m§mbor of the Pedford Club of the oemmunis;
Rentyf Bronx County,'Ne York. The Iniormant further edvised
for New'York State Assemblyfenje member~g§,the¢ComnniwtT ?", ,,
Egr§3.*§Aooording tothe*ln£onmant,TTEOSTaséi'thd¬fE telegram=*3;came from V}M.fwhich'stated~thatTthe"sale of tickets to the*¢»'#
Madison Square Garden meeting, scheduled for October Zhth, '
wasn0t~going very Well, and V.M. asked_that the members of
the Bainbridgo ALP Club go out and sell tickets, so that the
Garden would be filled for the scheduled meeting. ;r _ -;1;-= ,
On October 16, 1950, Confidential Informant T55
of known reliability, advised that without question, the
dynamic force in the ALP is the Communist Party. Ho sai
that every Communist Party memher,with the exception of a
few National leaders,is enrolled in the ALP. He stated that
it is regarded as a political obligation by each and every
Communist Party member that he enroll ond vote ALP.I
Aooording to Confidential Informant T-55, during
an election campaign end particularly when V.M. is running for A
reelection, every section of the Comunist Party is oa1led_I-, a 1-1upon;toeelleg&te*members=toosteff KL? heedquertere. ?A1L- wQw~»Communist Party members are required to do canvassing work, " V
and in various other ways, participate in the campaign, so " *i
that the ALP may get the largest possible vote for its candidates.
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Party }e&ders~to=wh0m they negartfar assigmamt.-~£ny* .** 7
* member failing to a$$i$t in c&nvassi§g wark ia ragmrtaé Qack
to his club for iciplinary &ctian§
The Informant estimateé that Qi sf tha-elaatinn
workers, during an &LF campaign; Era Sammunist Pary membars.
'» Ha explainaé that V;M,, as Sists Ghairm&m;Qfvth@_A£?;*m§k@g_
§ y extremely high d@mands»onqths?§nmmmnist §ar§§,;an&+m0st_cf?§
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$@unt§ Cqmmuniat Party Qrgahisr, Y,E, &1sa.&s cmntast with
WEIL1A?K%RNAN, Chairman ef tha §@w*Y@rk Stats $Qmmunist ¥art§,
Acaarding to the Infermant, ¥,§,*s ssnaats
fram Communist Party Headquartars. in this
Informant advised,thg§ V;H.1sw§asrecar§ isI _
$mmuni&t'P&r¥.§~Ths"InfQrm&nt~atate~§§&t
Cammunist Party Eeadquarters-at ggast three" >.$
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= between V;M. and Snmmunist Party Heaquartara, ané it is Qniy
=cn rare occ&si@ns~that V,H4 need make any perssnal ssntaat.
The Informant netad that whil§ ¥., wave? gees near $$mmunist
Party Heaaqnarters, he apparantl§ hag ms shgeeiam is Swmmunist
Party-sffieials appearing at his heaquarters. ?§e Enfurmant
atata that $£QRG BLAKE appears at ¥.§.*s h&$quari&rs.man§
times during an elaetion campaign ané thairymaetings arsvmae
apenly with no attampts made ¬$ kaep athavs
BL£KE is..fr@m knwwing was
The Informant adviaaé that any f§n§s cmntrimtaé
by the Gmmunist Party fer V.K;*s $&m§&§§R,
in cash, and no raowrda woul aver iscls
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was looking for BERNIEfU§nSTEB, Stgte Communist Party Treasurer
stating that he needed $15,000 for V.M.'s campaign.
k ;.;?;;§gvii§@§TAwTH§?info§mg§¬ihjéed"théithers*is'qa3l1y.n0;3§
j1:}f*j£rictibn between V.M. and'the Communist Party beeausa'V.M.f~-
invariably is 100% in agreement-with the Party on pOl1ti¢al, "
issues, The Informant also spoke of the l9QS split in the
ALP and said that the Liberal Party, which was formed as a
result of the split, is,in his opini0n,l0G% nonCQmmunist.
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-~1 A of government'of the United States by unconstitutional meana";
SA JQHN M. HANSELL sf the Eew Yérk Office advised
that a banquet was held at the Hotel Cammodore in New York
City on February 21, IQQ3, to commemorate the birth of "Pueblos
, ¢1_rH13panos", 0ffiQ1&lpPOpagand& organ,of_the Nationalist Party._ ~
- ref PuertQ Rieo. _Agsnt HANSELL reported that'VITQ MAHGANTONIO_T '* @-u} Fr L ;m_ffj wag one-of¢tha»speakers,prQ§enJatdthié meeting; whd7stated*Wf3
1 =1that he*was~working for the'independence of Puerto Ric¢. ~-~»{, R,»-4' '_" 92 _ . 7 ~- > V 92 {V , - .: .l In the ewspape;iP¥ueb1os H1spi9¬¬fGr March ll,
19h}, paae 2, it was raported ihat hundred cf p@P$0ns attended5 meeting held March 3, 19u3 in the cigggmrera Espanol to
applaud the work done by "Pueblos Hispan s" during its first
,@ » year of publication. It was reported that_Gongressm&n VITO ,,
;}Qf MABCANTONIO made-the opening speech,*in1whioh he*pr9mised_torf,
§f¥$4cpnt1gue}@1a work for,th§>indepepdengeQof'PuertQ;Rico. § 3;»-,1 A,_: . 92 . V W . _ _;I r_. I _ -
A On March 31, 19h3, the "Daily Worker" carried a .
§E_ news item about an intensive campaign to be conducted among M3 ,
¢ the $pan1ah speaking peaple in Harlem far the immadiate,re=L
. lease of Spanish Republican prisoners in North Africa.- The L
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_ cnfidsntial Infnrmant Te advisad on June 25,
19%} tgat a meeting was held in Park Palace in honor of QQQEQ.mW§&LBI§H§§$EPQS, at which V,M. was the speakar. ,$¢Q@Pding ta
J: thi$ infG§&nt, {.M. arrangaa thruugh J£&E5 k¢e§hmgTT, U1ractar_*3." of the Bureau Gf§PRis@REy*fUP~Sp9G1&l pri@ileg%s-£arQGORRETJER @=$1 . R n H 41 +%»» Z» Q I Q R&*R&n&:- n ~:-;_ $"mv¬@% ~.F92.;anq@E@v@ 4¢$?uuw3 %wFw¢6ufuu;a»pu iE ¬u&'iu@upn¢'Bh1.é;§ 3. 92. V - ...+=_v.._. w;§~§iar$ a§,At1anpa} Georgia. N-q;..~f.~g. w ..<1Ai,¢,"~; .." ; '.v.-Q . ..-. __ . .
In the nawspaper Fucb1¢s Bispanws" for June 2%,
l?h3, thaws apneared an artiale entitled "[email protected]$u
C&H?$S , Knish annmunced a meeting $0 b& hel at Park'Pa1aca,
5th Avenue and 110th Stvset, New York City, on June 25, 1959.
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of tne republic»i,v@he article went on ta say that G0ngressman»?.N, and EERJAMIN v.
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page Q, it waa reporte that tha ationalist Part? sf Puerta
n Fuerto R*cQ an the Eru of September, wltnEic wauld celebrata the ?§th annivrsary sf the pvne&am@ion
I ¢, -,y -92 ' . ....,:. .. ..-2a great maetimg
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1 <adviaed hat tha NatiQna1ia$ Party ha bacnms lama vimlent.._ .
Party and Y.N.,un§ev th&.guidanaa mf EARL gw, S@@retary>@fQth@ C@mmumist>
E. . wngrsssman, Disriat §R@. Amaovding
to xhis infnrmant, publia $unc§i@n§ af the atimnalist Fary
wars fvsquanly §tten$ by E&RL BRGKQER and V@M@
n Nay 3%, l§§&, Csnfisntial In¬¢rmant T~3$
a&vi$e that v.N. pramisad tha axacutives Qf tne N&tianali$$
Party that ha wxuld maka a ¢0nf&dar&tinn of all the smsietiaa
he dirgats ta make an apgsal far ans indap@nan§a Q? Puerta
Riaa, and that frwm than mm, PESRQ ALBIEU GAMPGS should be
racmgnizad as tha Fr@sid§nt wf tha Rspulis sf Fuerte HieQ*
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awda as weli asaacwrding ta tha infSPm&nt, V.M¢ atate that inasmumh aa he .
»~ has bean named the admptaa son mf Puertm_Rim@, he will take _. _
thera as~s@@n as Puarts Rice gains har in~c*w. _; .
.§he Eankaa ampire in Puerte R£¢Q must be
tha ariminal act w%i¢h'was ten big mommitte92 v
by kS$p1g AMPQ$ in a hospital @ria¢n. e re£erre§ tQ tna
Ameriaan Gavernmant as wanting to rah tha pplé of Fuwrte
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Hispanos", July 5,page advertisement which appeared in "Pueblos
l9hh, reflected eleven reasons why Puerto '
RienSQ1ould vote for V.M. The most pertinent of these reasons
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ff Y " :w _"l.= VIM. defends theTindependence of"Puerto"Ried'dnd*f
has placed before Congress e bill for its recognition; guaranteeing
of economic and international rights. _
"2. V.M. defended generously and free of charge the
political prisoners of Puento Rico.
L 'e?§"#*? T_"3.' V.M. was successful an bringing about the removalOf-_.. "§,T[NSHI'P_' g.;.~@E'~;§imf':"@ ~,_.A; -,-I Q if -" r, L . _. = " , Id, -1
h u *" 5§v'V.M;obtafnedo@hereoee of citizenship for~é
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"6. V.M, has defended the rights of the Puerto
Ricane of New York to obtain work, to get relief benefits.
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~"'"v* _ o;_, In the newepaper,"Puoblos §iepenos"}for August 19,
9219hh, page 1, column 1, thefe'appeared a letter received from
V.M. thanking JUAN ANTONIQ§0RHET{EB of "Pueblos Hispanos" for
* the support which was giyenhim during the past eleetion cam
paign.
. On August ah, 1913+, Confidential Informant T-58
advised that he was told by PEDHO_ALBIZU CAMPUS, Nationalist
leader that V.M. is a politician end he owes most of his pop-
ularity to Puerto Rico. CAMPOS stated that he did not approve
of all V.M.'S views and in some instances his views have been
harmful to the Nationalist cause. Informant added that CAMPUS
does not speak this way of V.N. in front of groups of visitors.
o "; Confidential Informant T-S8 advised on December h, *1
_@l9hh that V.M. was planning go attend-the Congress fO?,thBw,f »A
"Independence of Puerto"Rico, to be held in the island nezt " =1
week; Informa£'eteted that-V.M. has been in constant contact I
with ALBIZU CAMPUS from whom V.N. is taking all instructions. *
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Infarmant state that V.M. has
Fart? tn giva a real battls in
will be 5§m§¢g@@d.resu1$a {ramv- _ " ..._ .. ,yvcompromisad with the Natianaliat
Puerta Rica and believes there
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advised that V.H. infarmed the executives af the Haticnalist -
Party that he was refused a primrity tn takeba plane ts Puerto
Rico to attend the Congress far the Independence mf Puertm
Rici Infarmant state that h& learned frnm JUAE¢%LAQ~@&AZ
that the offiers of the Party ds not place much aonfiénce in
V.M. ané believe that wasningtan may be using him no $py on .
thqyationalist Pant? of Puertu'Ric¢, _ U _ uj92,, 92 _I
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wf'§he Natimmallst Party, hel in th@_Ath@§§gm on me¢sm§§r=1§, §
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"Ny hsartiast mongratulatians at ha time thatth$
, Ratisnalist mQvem@n§»is hmling ita hiatonia can~ _
vantian, Fermit ma to asaurs yuu'that I $h&ll '
preaant my bill during tna next sassian mf angrasa.
I r1:§&l:i§<% "£:»l*.u1i1~ lm-rs cxeznnmt ha Q; 1:§eax*m&ne~nt smlutin.
Q? th$pr$hlem mi Pu&rto_Bis@ until that natiun hag
ahsoluts liberty* E shill cmninue my fight with e
amnsiatnt Qmaperation uf the Puevtu iaama an
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, _ =meating af thaiqgvanqgog Era Puaxig i§@Vw&a,®all§§_§§~¥¢¢ ,92
3@3;~fa§.Septsmhar~1§,}i9h?¢igihfdfmat §a§§ available as Saptamka?3Y 2 3; +19Lz?;;':a vn 1::~ ml arm put - =.;m*.; b_'§~"~-f¥ 1 m V;-se i 13$"? - fa he
_ §1;!1§ew Ybrkfffice; anncuncing»this*¬irst"meating*,In£s§maati ," added that the Gnnvencion'Pre-Fuarta Risa was ssmpletely
vdsminat&é by Csmmunist leaders amang th Pnarta Riaan ala M
in ew Yark City.
|VJ_ n September 23, l?§?, $@nfi§&nti&l Infsrmant T h
@§;~ avise-of a sscon mestimg 0fitha~G§nv&naiam Pym Puarta Kiss
>V ;@;Eepresantativa V.M@,'whi@h was hal§_at~ §nk-Falama;>11§:h*&traa
;§¢:;;»and@5th;Ava1ue,"Naw»Yurk;Gi&y;§an §r@ai§§§*@vsr»b§¢§§é sujsst;;¢§§h,Tn£Qrmant aefthat the abovewrgsnizatian isvé GQ&1iti§n>§f *-
W the Naignalist Fart? cf Puarte RiQ$,the nmmmnist Favty sf JM. Puerts Rica an th§%££:waiasien Fra Enéeganancia a Fu@r§$
w 92K ~ Rica _
~v Gm $&pt&mbaF 23, 1%§?§ nnfintial Xnfarmant
VV M;w:advise;that v@M* actually dietateé te manifssts fax the 4 ,
"%wE»sanv@n¢i&n-Prv Puert@"Eice;;'eatQ§s§»t&atéana92§E$§§§£$£Q§,'»._ h&&baen delagate id draw-upitxe m&ni§ssts;.h§t ha a§%ise§ the, .Z_-. infannant that ha-haa little part &QjEt as it ha§fhean_&atatsé
' ~ ~- by V.H. ta hia aearetary, MAN@E£ MEQ£§R,
Q.; V Qn Ustober 23, l§k?, £@nfi§&§t< infasmant T-ES_
@ V .,advis@dwf an emrgeny meeting Q? §h@~Ex$s @iv$ Baar, helé
. ~& the headquarters sf the Pan Am§vinan Sraears Aasaniatimm ,
W Maaison Avenue and lnd Strest an atahsr 22, 1§§?@ Enfsrmant
V stated that ?~N. eutlined the Qatia that shaui he takan in
_ ccmbatting adverse publiuity caus@& by a seriss sf articles in
_ tha ew Ecrk Wmrld Telegram", aha aaily n&wsp&§§r.
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Qanfiential Informant T~25 advised that V.M. task
charge @§_a picket line in frant of the 3Ecrld Telegram news~
paper building an nisher 31, 1§&?, betwsen the hours 12 moan
apt 1 and ;:SU P.. In§prmag§ atatad tha§_thass mar¢&ing_in_tha picket
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Q. Eatianalist Party of Puerto Rico
The infmrmant-atate that V.M, marched with BEN DAVI$,
T»_ ¢,QHati:nal*8ammittee member of-the Qammunigt Party and EU§§E .v ,
.¬p ?v~Q@H39LLY,vfo§mq§?Qgmmg§1st-Far¥yQ@§@g§r, Informant adéd"£hat-PAUL_1"?fF?§%&§§fTWmamQ§P~f$58 @é£EE£i§§m§§@§ignfv£*$h@@Q§Qm@Q$§§_§§rt§*?fii _,H *p?@f&Ssi0n&l organizer for the NEH &¬7té¬*¥ime, was$he '
marshal fur the picket line whan it subsequently marahad éawn t9
the NEH Haadquartars far a§ea¢haa. Infavmant st&tBd that V.M,
was the §rincip&1 spaaksr-
n January 12, 1§h3, Cnfidential Infnrmant T~§9,
i . sf known ?e1igbility, m$ available phmtngrapns of ¥.M¢, his X. vvyheéyguarKandq~??§§BH§QL§Y»;eaing-thefpiékgt ling duringgj . .,.92 _
Q @§Qtha*pi¢kéting affthe*Naw ¥brk§FWa92l&'Télegram ¢¢n>Gct0barv3l§§,fj;;}{'%1QQ?; bymambera of the HMS gn tha Q¢nv$Q¢iQnwR?§;§R§¬EQ@§§§.
' """f-.'*>r'. --»~~~;<§ w$***¢ * n Kovember~2,-l9h?, Confidential Infmrant T~25_ .. .
, advise that tha text mi g yratast letter prepared by the subject
Qrganizatien in cnneatimn with the picketing of the afficas Qf '
th&,Haw Kerk World Telsgram" was dictated by Rapresentativa v;M,
§§?QQi?¢i§§¥EXQ;lQ§%PE§§§B$¥im§§»§E§EEQm§i§2
Sn March.2$, 19Q&, there awpeared an artiale in the
newspaper "Lgwggggg? which reflected that the Associacian Pra
In&epandanc§§ dé Puerto Rica plans ta hald a banquet in hanur
wf Repre$@ntative V.M; at the Hotel M¢A1pin. ,
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@_;,-fram V.M,, the Assaciacicn Pra.Indapendenc*a de Puerto Rice was1 _..¬§§;_and0rsing his candidaay far Hagar of ew Ygrk City. £c¢§rdig,_ _1-.»q,:n@ .iz'1.f0r*_m&nt, rm. sILs;iR~ra,ga@Nc@:Pc1;@m==~&,@¢mmcIA»s,4~iPmaI1§1e-n%:-'*¥~! * ~ V <vf>v ~ . ~ -- ~~ : "- " A -A. .. *¢M»_;Q§qar tha Asacciatiun and LGREh2§EINEIRO,*P§es:&an%~¢f the~E$w ;.»
h § *3Qrprise~§hat V,M, would force them in such.& way "The? stateé:§§#*th&tV,M. has always baen defendimg th independence of Puere' Rico anii has @180 bn ver§Yvt'rlv0sel§' ass-Qciated wit}:1 time {3¢73m--
;;1 maniacs . This, according tn the infarmant, was the only ab-~ , jestisn in Euppmrting him. The informant stated that ?;H. sentQ ? ans oi his trusted asscciatas tn interview ALBI¢U'GAMP@S and* iw@§ihat ha prsmiéed the supp&ftJ9T@tgsismbabs $YT%K§ §§£i$nali$§"4
§;,,E§rty,<,Aaeqrding»t@,tn@ infegmaqy; V.H; put pressure @n»th&gif
;§§?A5sociaciQn"Pro»Independencia g ?uartmR1euTby telling Dr~,92.@Y92 3GACI£S ¥hat'"if~£ha'Assoc1aaimn-&oes not coma nutoffiaiull§v*¥ fur me, than I will start a sampaign far the rsgnitin of
~~£LBIE3 GAH?O$ gs the only leader invthe independenma of Puerto
A Bias mQvemant,
q_ &GsQr§ing $0 tha nwspapar "La ?rensa" fur $&pt@mb&r_"g@§l?,?l§h§, it was rapwrua that Dr; EILEE§§§-QQNSEPGIQE as Gxsla,
$§x1$a&@;¢@f;thQ PQ$§c@ Ri¢$miIn@p@n&en¢@§ar%y;urgsd»a11;Fuart@+T41§§;Rim&nQvut$P&71n"Naw Yark ity ta alaat'Ee§r@san%ativ@ Yi, for»¥&gM$3@r~@f New Ymrk Gity. *' _
.§§§»§@@v;@»" vn avsmber Q, lQh9Q_mnfi&enti&1Inf@?ant T~&Q, Q?;L;<kn@wn reliahility, advised wf'a PertQ*Riaan r313? hélé at ltfig $trsat an& adisan Avenn$, $pQmsr$& hy'th& Fusrtm Ria&n and
ix &maricanALa@ar Fart? laadars, Tha ¥h$m& mf the mall? was ta
Puarta Eicn Praient mf tha Inéépanancw Party mf Fuartm Him§5
mama tn Maw Yovk Gity ta ai in hs V.. camwaign and tn assiat
Q nthar Ameri¢anL@abar Farty nanidatas. A¢Q@}dig ta tha infarmant,
_;;»V@H~ @na§ tha maating $huwimg the araw &¢w tn vota the smmunist
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,[idant*@f the Fartid03Qummu@ista Pueftnrriquans; had stahekthat 1
r"ha»had-aVconversation*withi¥.H. @nd that*V,M» had asked h1m'
and the Partido Gommunista Puertarriqueno to get pstitinn
signatures urging the elaction cf V,M.
In the "Daily Marker for ugust 9, l$k§, page 2,celumn 3, there appaaved an article entitled V.H., INIEH, V
TOY: ES-PEVAK. AT RALLY", j""lhi_$' &;1'*isVic}.e stated that V.M. am?» V"§YII?IEH,v . ,
~ designated émericanLabQr*Pavty candidates far ME??? adV as-; j?,.
5§h§£%égfB@r§§§hVPieident; reé§Bctive1y;Vwod1Vaddresa an ale ¬ian A§ rally, Thursday; atv P@M. in'tha Glut Qbraro~Eapana1,"l&§Q "
Madison Avenue, New Yark Gity.
It is notsd that on March 18, KQQS, Gonfidential
Informant T-25 advised that the Club Q§§aP@ E$p&nQl has been
in existenns for the past ten years amang the $panishVgpeaking. ~ Element in Naw"York Qity and has_¢®n3i&ten§;y supgortad G0m~;i;;.*iJ$uiat¢§ponsore'brganizatiQsthrQugh*Eirect*finan¢i&l aiQ~&Q§;¢i
§~the'use of itg elub rsoms far a@dregee§'by such_knuunGemunigts-as w:LLIAM-2. FQETER. " " '_.
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_p$g$ 1, in &n articie Gti§Lb? Th§wQ5EHi$t$ sf ?ueqs@ Ris A
will Campaig far V.M.", in was stated as fnllowsz V '
Tha Cmmmuniat Party Qf Puerto Rica will make an appeal
to the Puerta Hiean veters Qf New York City ta help ta rael$¢t-
V@. as Maycr sf the citg, aacarding to the statement.made tnday
by a Gommunist spokesman,
'*cEs-AR. mnmzzn IEI.&§$IA5, PV1*asir1en.t of the lcical cV¢>m.~
munist Party; stated that an apgaal wuuld b made thraagh a
campaign of lattars written to the islanders whm have became
reaidants 0f §awY0nk City. _ ,». '.'¢ - -. ._ .. " :. ~ a ~ ' = '_ -24
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&¥¢i#¬0mitte§ 0f @beQommunist-Pgrty*0£Y?uert0 Ring, ata§$§ that,,' ;=» w ¢>§tha¢communi§t ?arty in New§Y¢rk ityfwas:cs¢p1et$1y~mQbilizad to ,k ii
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qf%%"YQTk~Ci$§; th&nti~MARCAETQIG"PuertQ*Eicans were not avsn 1
" allswe ta speak due to the insults fram prnpammunist PuertaRieans. L
V Aacoring tn this infmrmantx G1§§§§TD CQQEP$IQH¢&e
_ _ GRAGI&$,wPrasient of the Asseeiacicn Pro Indep§8enci§ §e'Puert@
zjfw Rico, aske&;the ayi¢e of Hy; while on-a trip f §NYQ?k Gity *1
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VI. KNQW'&STI¥ITIE$ IN SONNEC?Z§§ §§?E .
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does ant definitely reflect when VIQ §£R$&§T$§§$ first beaame
intereatea in the activities sf $h§ §atisna3ist'?&rt§ sf"
vPua$§Q,§icu. Hwwaver, an article in ¬§é*§EW"§&RK 33$ Q2
July 2?, 193& rsflécts that MAR¬NT$§IG sab1e§.3u§ge EQBE§§ §.
QPER District Judge, Puertm Risa, requ$st§ng lm ta §@st§Qna
ne trial of 8Puerta Rlcan atianalists nharged wiah canspiracy
to Qverthrow H..s.vauthnrity. *, A L é , . - _
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§Ew §nsx'; ;HERALD'TRIBUNE} NARCAHTONI@ is state ta have argue *_*
a matimn for a new trial for'FERQ §3§§§E"EA%F3S an Qsher
Nationalists sentenaa far thé"E§&fgea E§e§ahcve,
MAR¬RNTQIQ, ccuring to thia artieia, asntanée hat txe
Jury was §ra3udic@d, ané that he ysasasseé affiéavits is
baar ti$ ant
next week bringing with him tha &rial raemr an et§sr ~- _"
éwauments naaessary ta preparing an a§§aa1 ta te irauit .Ggurt at Appealai l% , . . % Q
Acsuding ta the &sw ¥QRK ER§LD e£_$e§tem%ar Q,
l§36, vITQ HkHCANT$NI& was a prinsigai spaakas a a szate
gathering in Lever Harlem, at which tima &@ §1ag§§ his sa§p@r
ta the affert ta remp@n the aama Q? saxyas ané his as"
efananta.
Vegaréing the ahmve riax, i§ ahaaia e n&%&§ by
way af bamkgrnuné, that public reasrs in 8am 3uanire£la¢%
that uring tha aarly l$3Qs, t&@ §Y?£ anggs in a few
eutbraaka of violenaa. n Qatubar £¥§ 1§3§, ia a gan hatie
with pnlice, four Nstionaiist$ wara kilkaé. Sevarai mnmimga
were rap@rueév1nl§35. n Fahruary &3,>1§3$§ Ghief F£k§§iS *
RIGGS er tna Is1ané,F@11ca was shsan killaa kg ta h,. ~,92 .hgtimnglists. -~r zw ;w_¢Hg;1';g,i_; A T_ @:*-
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As a result sf the abave, an July 31, 1935,
FE[email protected]P@$ and seven other Natiwnalist leaders were2" §§5nv1¢a§d_in7F§aé$§xcourt¢r@r inciting rebellian, -*»; ,5?
_~AMP@S was confined ta-¬he'tlanta.Fe&eral_?enitentiary "3 h:¢~*
~ fram July 31, 1935 until June'3, 1§#3;~ He was at that'timev'92
an still is the presient at the Natinaliat Earty at Puerta
Rico. v
M JURN $@éSQRRETJER and Luis F§%%ELAZQUEZ'were
sentenced alang withCaM£OS ané aerve six years
in Atlanta Féeral Feni&entiary.', . _ =. = ' _* ,,. __ y _ _ . P V _
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L*vieted an NovemEér"B; 1938df"&ttemptingtm_assassinateY v;*
Federal Ju§g§1RQBERT A. GOOPER in San Juan- $t'shau1d A '
be mated that GGQPER preaie at the original trial Qf
GAMPGS§ &ANDIA SUbS$qu$¬lyB&§V8 five years at the
Federal Penitantiary at Petersburg, Virginia.
; a "~ QORRETJER waa Acting President of the BPPR ,_
-@during~aApartian~of GAMPOS*-inaareeration snd<1ater,serve<f*;,
vas Haticnal Searetary»af~thia Pary_an§ 1rec%ar=sf-E,@;,<~g@ .
EUEBLQS EI$BQN9§, ita publication, GAMBIA was a$tingTl*92' "
preaident in 193? and a leader in the Ratiunalist Yarty
ithereaftar. LUIS F. VELAZQHEZ has been the National-,;,
Treasurer sf the NPEB. V . 92 '
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In an article-in th$§§£F1NTRAN5lGEHTE, wagklyorgan er the RP?R far January 18, 19%}, page R, there
ap§;?rediai%uZte¬hst§ti§enb1§ftVIT0n§iHC§NT%N§§lnqmenting
an - a v sA 0 _ a a _onaW=s s ea V ne aw V an-&
Penitentiary. He atataz "In D$¢ember, I visiteé Dr;
K ?EDRG ALBIZU GNPGS and LUIS F. VELQZQUEZ an NTDNIQ, _*
"§¬QRR£TJER in the Federal Penitentiary at &tlanta; Beorgia.
{*1 take $315 opportuni§y~ta advisa their frienda in Puerto
,;Ri@Q that the three leaders enjay perfect hsalth. ~ _
f The testlmf tha'Fan"American policies and the G005 eighhor-Pn1iey- -
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date June 12, 1§%3, that"NARC§NTGNIQ held a pvivate meeting
with CnM?Q$ at the Calumhus ospital, New Eork Qity.
It should be nate that upon his release frem the Atlanta
V Penitentiary in 1§3, CAMPGS was Qonfined ts bed-at the
. Gslumbua Hospital, New York City, fur several manths.. V92" _ .;__ .. ,. . . _ . , . 92 .~1.»; V _
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V On June 2?, IQNK, Eunfiential Infnrmant T 56,
of knqwn reliability, avised that he ha learne_fram
PINT$%G&NDIA@ at that time Secretary genera} &n the NPPR,
that the expenses for the maintenanae af QAMPQ8 at the
naapital were pai6.fQr-hy a,gr¢up of wealthy_frign@s, amangit; -'~§wh¢m areaame7ve;y,gQodffrggnds;ufVMA3ggg$0n;Q,f?V; ;k?V;Vz¢@W-g, G; . .-_ . _ Y . V,_ 92$__92_ ; V V _ _ V V_ _92.__..JVV§.V:-V..,_4
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194%;@th&t a meeting was held an this date in Eew $02k -1.8ity@' accuring to informant, the secretary General of~ -=5,
_ the $393 braught a meS$&§e whiahveelare that the NP?E ha ~
=' decide to support VITO NAHGANTQHIG in his next electoral '~
¢&mpaign, Accnring to in£Orm&n$, NAR$ANTQNIO an QAMPQS had
a lang canference.* 4
Cenfiential Informant $"6#, sf known reliability,
aavxsed on may 32, lg, that upon his release from Atlanta
Penitentiary, PEDRQAL§13;G$MPQS gave his aadress as Care cf
VITG NARSANTDNIG, 2Q?eseyStreet, New Yrk City. V
In the mvnthlyV§§§§g§§§§§?§§ERTQRIQQ for pril,I 19AM, there &EP&aredhn a§%ic1é entit ed: "Grand Sommemoratien
T _e£ the ?th Rnniversary"e£"the Falmfsunday Massa¢rs @_ - i ;V ' "
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_H f VITO MARCANTONIO spoke before the meeting and told of his
;l,¢,negotiations in favor of the unaond1tional_freedom for_Mr.=,..__ ,A-4'. 92-;;;;EEQO=&ANPQS,_stressing'the¥necessity that=the¢United %<';~ *
'¢'~delay. MARCANTONIO praised CAMPOS' work;"ca1ling him the »~' =
only true leader of Puerto Rico. _
From the effects taken from the home of PEDRO
CAMWQS at the time of his arrest in San Juan, Puerto
" .,,Rico on November 3, 1950, a letter was obtained_dated
1 ,¢»,August'19,-1949 addresae to_p5CA;£QLL§§Q, Secretary of thef
_h;+,Nati0na1ist_Loca1 Board, New"York ¬ity; and signed by JULIO.3;=92:=w~Stdtés.hH§3of commutting his probationary7sentence'with7no moreti .
. Q #ZnEtS3N?IA§O, who'atthat time was'Nat1ona1 Treasurer of ¬EE* i
'"* ' Na ionéT1stParty in San Juan. A summary of the contents of L
this letter, translated from Spanish, are as follows:
The letter advised that COLLAZO's letter had
been received concerning the use of the Nationalist flag,
[email protected] that COLLAZO's visit to the Hovora le Bite Marcantonio"t .-.1.-a'_'. -.Fd¢ f had pleased the writer very much: The letter adv1sedf¬* t V.
;J*{COLLQZO'of~a?str1¢t surveillance kept-o=CAMOS by the Insplatb.
ti Police and 0f"the~fact'that¢during a visit to Puerto H1¢o,*£4n<;"*
this surveillance was personally experienced by "Lawyer
i~;oMed1na§, secretary qr mtacauwonro, when he Medina! was with_
-f CAMPUS. The letter stated: "This plan of Yankee terrorism ~
W1 the close surveillance gr Psnno ctmmos! will produce an* explosion at any moment." The letter stated that if VITO "
MARCANTONIO could come to Puerto Rico, but for a short time,
it would be a great thing for the cause NP? cause!.
with regard to the National Party flag, the
letter advised that the United States 15 "enemy territory ,
and that to avoid trouble, this flag should not be flown
in the United States at any Party functions.
It should be noted that acording to TZM magazine,
'mv .isaue of November 13, 1950, members of.theaati0nalistwE§n§y _
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spread t07a number of points throughout the'1sland;"=?'
As a result, PEDRO ALBIZU'CAMBOS, leader of the NPPR, was
arrested for attempted murder and insurrection on
November 3, 1950. -
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q '. Confidential Infermanet T-58$ or lmovrn reliability,advised on May 29, 1944, that JULIO EQQGANDIA of the "' '
Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico, met with VITO MARCANTONIO
eat 6 p.m. on the above date. V
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advised that.JULIO P.;GANDIA and VITO NARCANTONIO met With_ I
LPEDRO ALBIZU CAMPUS at~the-Celumbus Hospital, New*York City 1'c1§Aceording*to_the£informant} VITD~ABCAT0NIC92wasrpr0mi5é:§:§*Hthe entire cooperation of the NPRR in the'e1ection}."?~+ *"
eampaign.v In return, VITO MKRGANTOEIO promised the executives
»of the NPPR that he would make a confederation of all of the
societies which he directs to present an energetic appeal,
net-enly fer the independence of Puerto Rico, but also-fer
CAMPOS to be recognized as president of Puerto Rico. =*e
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f of VITO MARCQNTONIG.J
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;¥ *¢GQ§DIA was seeking legal advice in order to secure -"'_ = ,5
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GANDIQ was d01ng this through the aid of Congressman VITO
_MABCANTONIO. Informant stated at that time that GAMPOS had
stated that if GAMBIA is imprisoned, it would be like cutting
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T*63, of known reliability, advised that VITO MARCANTGNIG
told JUAN A. CORRETJER that he would see PEDRO ALBIZU
CAMPOS at the hcspital. "" _. _ .- I' '92
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;Qf-§l9t31"r-63 aa stated-that CORRETJER met with:VI$0 MARCANTDNIO .t
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adviséd on May 12, 1944, that LUIS VELAZQUEZ gave his
address as Care of Honorable VITO MARCANTONIO, 20 Vesey
Street, New York City. It should be noted that Just prinr to
this time, VELAZQUEZ was released from the Federal
Penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia.Q
Accarding to informant, VELAZQUEZ could always
be reached through MARCANTONIO.
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" advised on January.28, 1944, that VITO MARCANTONIO_was , "-ifjixjand discussed the plans that&VITO MARCANTONIO#hadfortvisiting 51 *
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Qf one mf these man wha iad for tna independenme o£ Puerto
Rise was hslé on April 15, 39&h. Acsaring ta infnrmant,
Mr. Qa seazazo was ne mastar ufcerem@nies an this occasion,
né QHB Of he eakerg was angressman VITG M&RGANTQHI$.
AccQring~tu_imfmnmant, MAH¬$§TQNIU stated that whan-tha ~=
aol¢iersaf World War II returgaé, there would ba~a rev@lutiQQ'f
inFwhi¢h"they wonli aman the freadom*0f~natiQns, and £rcm»#
this revelation wouhfresuz the indepandsnca sf Puerta*Bia@;I
&"$aid that ia the raaavn the Russian soldiers wera abhs to
advansa as they had, because Russia has racmgnized the 1ne~
penensa ¢§'the natiuns mi EP$P$a _
Sn November 1, l?5O, GSGAH GGL£&£3U and.GHESELI
VTORRESQLA engaged in a gun fight an the steps of President?_ '-, '§ .- a
*@"»" '_ 1-! V TrumanisVBlaiP Eeusa»residenae§ingwashingtun, &; C.f1n92sn}~§§wv;¬tt@m§t%toasaa§sinata th%'Presidant.~Aa a result bfh£s*1KF
fight§ TORRES@£A"waa killed, and CULLAZQ, who has sinne ,3
frealy admitted his part in the assassination glut, waa
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aaareh was ma&e by the U; S."Sa¢ret Service er tbs hams at
USSAR EGLLAZG in Haw York City, ?hese agents iscqvared a
lettsr in CGLIAZG*s home areaaa ta Kr. QQLLAQQ d&§@
Sepiamber ?, 1§S@, signeé by $I?G N&RCANTGRIO. Tha latter
apgeara an VITQ MAEQ£NTO§IU*s latterhea as a mambar of tha
3.3. Gongress. The eontaxt of the letier bears arrangaments
far an appQintmant for GOLLAZQ to mast MARGAXTQNIQ-on
Septembr 16, l@§Q,
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disclosed a postcard addressed to MRS. ROSA¥CULLA2O the
~ - wife of DSGAE%cOLLAz0!l The back of this eostcard contained
J98 the headin "VITO MARCANTOHIO POLITICAL ASSOCIATION,~ W_;~;?*247 East11%5tn=Street and was afform netiee'sent~to'the¥"§3i".
"captains"; It-advised'MRS;ROSAfCOLLAZO that the next<&"3-'<qe~E§capta1ns meeting, which would be a very important one; would
$ take place Friday, October 2?th at 9:30 p.m. This card
'JI ax contained the aignature of VITO MARCANTONIO.
I At the time of the arrest and questioning ofcaamuzieenesopa, wife of GRISELIO TORRESOLA, an introduction
card w found at their home bearing the name,CQngressman _e>
VEETO :1454re .F11w=i.avenue, ~ New Yerwieévr-, 5;
' fe' 'The'card specified that-it woul serve to intro"! 7
duce GRISELIO TOHRESOLA, whose address was 2387 Broadway, -
apartment 31, "who would like ta see Congressman MAHCANTONIO
on Sunday afternnnn at 24? East 115th Street".
It contained information that this appointment
*»r was being made;through the efforts of Captein §QBEBT.~rh.H *
1ggEYEDQ=0ffthe;16th'E1ection"Diagrict.*iThe5earH*@es*:g{2? .*,umiaii¬&.~J'?v . V » A * ]j*Tf r¥C~T -f .¢¢Y " T; 7 -Q ~- ~7Y
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'*>A}Hi§pane deg ggonx, a Nationalist Party contrdlled club in
' the Bronx, NewY6rk, advised that ROBERT ACEVEDO, a Nationalist
Party member in New York, had returned to Puerto Rico sometime
in September, 1950 te take part in the Nationalist uprising
there.- According to PIETRI, RQBERT AUEVEDO was killed in
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1. kmewican G0mmitt&¬ for the Fratection of Fnraign Born
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" Canfidential Informant T~1l, cf knnwn we1iahiIitv_
Bévsed in March, EQES, that V. N; was a spwnssr fer the American
- Committee for the Pretactisn of Foreign Burn. K
v.?¢E;f@~.~... §.,,c@ns1@¢nnisi%:§r¢rm&nz @;§§§;¢rTk$¢wn ré1i%b11izy," .,
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.@¢§53 ARTHUR-W Y F?QN,=H@nararyGh&irman,*Ameri¢an»CQmmitt®e fa? th@" ?.%1#».an"un§atei-preaa're1ease in*which@t*wa§édnnuhde§3§*Eiahop* 51*W
?PBtecti0n er Foraign Earn, 23 west zan Etreet, New Ycrk City,
that the ubject was an£ cf 5% prcmfnent Amgrcans who have
sacepted ta serva as snonsars of tha nm2Pic§n Gnmmittee for the
Frstectian QT F@r&i@n Barn fer the aming year. {l§§G§.
nkm§wn~re1isbi1iQ§ ,
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§92 * K" *' "Th@ Dai1y wurke? '@f April i§; 19%3; Fags ¥, mQntaine@
an artimle st$1@§. Natianal Leaers Hmnur Fmr@ignE@yn Dafen@rs.Q
_whieh raflectaé §hat,V; m. Spk a a dinner in hannr cf aha '
Rmarioan Qsmmittsa for ths §rm$ectimn sf Fmreign Barn, hel at
tha Biltmmva Hstwl, ew Ymrk City. mm April 1?, l§#3> He
aharwly warnaé aainst u$ing d@pwrt$t¬@n an Qenahuralisation ta
parsecut&" man lka M§RRY BRIDG£$, $t&tin§. ta p§T$&Cut& p§0p1@
whnsa mnly mrime is that thwy ware pramaturly anti~Fa$e§*F and
sra siil militantly ati~Fas@i$t. I wafer ta H£RY BR§G~
Tbs aily Hawker is an Ea$t mast Qnmmuniat
newspapar.
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that in a report af thavmmittee-on Un~&meri¢an Aativi"+5 7 '1-? "In-£-,..
Page
appeared an.artic1e eaptioned, Qanfersnea on Foreign Born Opens
Saturday," which ref1&ct$d that Y,Mg was ta be a spsakar at tha
the~;-*,wQ;;PrQeéti§p;Qf FQt§ignIB¢fn;;§¢jh3§%§1@i§Ff;h§}§p$§; C0mmQQra¬;@ .
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&, reflected
tias, House
mf Represantativas, September 2%, 1%h§, Page 111, it is raflecte A
that Y*H. was the Chairman of the th Annual Gonfarsnca
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Cwmmun£st*paIicy1m?}isolationismjwssinfurse.;"Th1s¢o
_ &d0pta&the1fQll@wingva& part of a r&aolutian:* Thesa
axprassiana Q£ iaeriminatimn &n'1nto1eranaestam.ira~fiesf the
American Committee for tha Protactiun of Faraign Born, hel§_at,»L
Atlantic ity, e Jarsay4 an Harah 29;,3Q,l9§l, whils the V Q »,
nfarened-Ii
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affarts uf the RGGSEVELT administratinn ta invalvé America in the
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Amarisan Activitisa, Hausa af R@presanta%iusa, A§pani§
First $@zti§n, Page Q33, ?.H. is lisa as a spaaxer at
held April 3 {y§ar mat givsn} at Maiamn Squars Ggrsg,
City, unsr th@ auspieas sf the kmwrican Leagus Against
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Q§1um§H2, reflectad that Representative V, N. wa$ Que mi the speaksan a "aalute to Young Fenpla" which was held at the Manhattan ' V
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to the National Conference of the Polish Panel of the American Slav
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article appeared on the front page stating that on December 18,
1941, V.M., the American Labor Party Congressman from New York,
presented to the Attorney General petitions signed by 209,000
~persons requesting President HQOSEVELT to grant immediate executive7 eleeeney_t0 Earl}Browder3i,l>fm$iV;»,1,y 1 ~ '- ~ *;Q» »M ~_. . , - V,_ -92~-. .~-,V , _ ": " 3 » H :9; .. .'_,'92 _ ~ -» , V. 1 , , -.. 2-, _-,2 .- V ~ ~, -- » _ _~ ~ -|j92"_ .1 . ,3 ¢- l.>'i92,.§ . ~ ,<92-- - X _ * M. ".1 _ ~-" ,1 1.. "92_.J- _ -. . e_. _ ,' 2 = , - g ,1, », ~___ _ _ r V __ - . . }"'I , _ I . ,. _ V ,- , . ." e -a *lr: V1: is te be noted_that EARL seewsee is the former- 7*
General Secretary of the Communist Party.
in the report of the Specielommittee of the Un-
American Activities, House of Representatives, Appendix Part IX,
First Section, Page 622, V.N. is listed as a member of the Citizens
Committee to Free gerl Browser, ;r;1 1 , J'mJ; ~e ,,,,¢r;» ,~ 1|~. _, _' P _-. V>,_ A -. _,, Q; H "' .,"_,~ §=. ~- 5 I -1', 1 M -., 9' ; "Y 4~-,V *~i.,-- .-;'""-L f '7. 1'1 T V .-""- ~ "~,. ,»__,__; ;, _ _ ._ -. _ _, gw q, ..,¢. I . V - _,_' * w R-'> 1 4-_;~,'-.,.-- - " n > "R H'~92.1 ;,
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entitled, "BROWDER Plea'taken to F;D.R. in which it was reflected
, that V.M.-made the closing speech before the Free Earl Browder VV~
Congress hel§_in New York City in Marsh, 1942. , . -
" Confidential Informant T-68, of known reliability,
advised in April, 19%? that V.M. was to introduce a resolution to
free EARL BRGWDER. V.--
A clipping dated April 8, l9#2 from the "New Yerk Sun"
captioned, "These Days by GEORGE E. SOKULSKY, reflected that V,M., who
voted against every measure for the national defense prior to June 22,
19%1, when Hitler attacked $oviet Russia, delivered an address eontain~
ing the following paragraph: "One thingVthat this Congress to Free Earl
Browser knows and which my Congress fails to know is that we
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" are engage not in a mere war, but in an international aivil war,
and when I say internaticnal aivil war, I gay that the people cf
India are just as important to the successful outceme at this
= civil war as the peOpl$ Of West Virginia and Narylan were of
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N¢M_the EpgeniojHaria»De astos G1ub§ lowerVarlamV5aetian .fVth@ "Q@£J1CPA}, 1668 MadiaanY$venua,;Eaw,XQ?k $ityg*that@&RMANDQ§§gM&Ri1@f ; 2;, 1; . Q a "lstatad that he had contacteé ?.M. in regard to tbs FreeVBrawder1 -z
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*f@@Sapt8mbar 2, 19h?; Page ED, Va» is listeé as,a member sf th§f.;
I Initiating Gomittee cf a-pail to a conferencs an April 13,
@'~.l93é at the=Fr&ternal Club Eousa, 110 West Qth Etreet, New Xerkv
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rally cf the Civil Righta Congress at the St. Nichalas Arena,
69 wast 65th Street: New York Gity¢ an N0vember"l3, l9k?~ Tha
purposa of the rally was to Qpan an intanaiva campaign against
the nuaa Gammittee an Um-Ameri@&nVActivities. ¥.M. shouted,
I hava alway bean-against this Gmmmittea and the Qnly answer
seems ts be fsrmatimn sf E @hird Party bshin EE§RH'wALLAQE.
V Sn January l?@ l§h9; Cunfiential lnfnrmant T~52; pf
p, ~known reliability, advised that V.H. was one of the apsakers_at.
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advisad on January 20, IQM9, that V.M; was the chief speaker at
a sonferenbe which was apensQred4by'the Hational Gi?il Bgghts k,,i
fongresa"yhieh?was?he1d;on'January§l7,gl9h91atQAshingtQn;:D,Q.@¢;V.M.¬mada§$he statpment that he would ba,one'of'the~defendants*3
attorneys at Fo1eySquare if C0ngrBss'Here not in session. He 4
pledged to make his pusition on tha CommunistkParty trial clear
in Congress and ridiculed liberals who remained silent on the!
question.
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March 6,:l9M9~ The informantjstated that thasubject-ériticized";
Demecrats and Republicans for sabotaging the Civil Rights 1egis-~
lation by permitting the Southern filibuster; It is noteg that
this information is further reported in the "Daily worker" of
March Y, 19A9, Page 2, Column Q, under the heading, "Davis Charges
Truman Seeks to Prejudice Trial."
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Ball Beam, 138th Street and 7th Avanue, New Kerk City, onV 'L"
MarbH'6;?19h9; The informant stated that V.M@ delivered a
spaech at the rally in which he stated that the people*cf-Harlem,
New Yrk, America and the world must stand behind the 12 indicted
Communist Party leaders on trial at Foley Square, because it,was
an invasion of civil liberties ta have"thought cuntrolp" He '
urged cemplete support for these Communist laadars aa theg are
fighting the'%eople's battles.
j On July 17, 19u9, Confidenti. Informant T~7. or
knswn reliability, advised of the Bill of Rights Gunference held
July 16 and 17, 19h? at the Henry Hudson Hotel, New York City,
under the sponsorship of the Civil Rights Congress. The
informant stated that V.M. discussed the Qrigin of ths Bill of
Rights and criticized the aaent administration fer not pro
testing the rights of~the people. He stated that he stead a10na'
'§5*:Tfon*tha fI6or;o-thagthFongress and defended the ¥ighta of the fp
'G0mmunists and the Gomunist Party, and stated pat t§e Communist,
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Ln June 29, 1950, conf1dontial.Informant T-?2, orknown reliability, advised that a meeting was held in MadisonSquare Garden on Juno 28, 1950, under the auspices of the New York_State Civil Rights Congress, ETho informant ggted.th&t:V,M, Hone of the speakers whose-two main themes were tho"Korean situationand tho.TRUMAN-adm1n1stration¢C.The*1nformantZst&ted that others_apokeabout~Korea also; ad genorally denounced United Statesf;ntorvont;on in the internal affairs of that country.
Confidential Informant T-73, of known reliability,advised on July 19, 1950, that V.M. was Chairman of the "PrisonersRelief Committee" of tho Civil Rights Gongresa. HM W ; £V~.__!».
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It is to be noted that C0nfidential Informant T~lhas stated that PAUL HOBESQN was a member of the Communist Partyunder the name JOHN THOMAS.
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