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be about 250,000. ,Portinont information concerningmembership and structure of NAACP set Iorth.OJ -' '
Information concerning the Hoth Annua1_Conventiopof the NAACP hold in Atlatic City, New Jersey!" 1 June 21-26, l9¬5 and'Communist Party CP! influence 'at the Convention set forthC3 Salient_parts of -article entitled "The both Annual Convent1on;' -
of the NAACP" by UOTEY A. HILKQRSON which appearedin the August issue of Political Affairs eetGD '7
forth. !AeCP &dQpt5 ggi-COmUn18m resolution w""-National Convention. Resoltion adopted not *"
led organizetion'or union., Information concerningCivil Rights Mobilization for Washington oarly-- T ' in 1956 by NAACP and cooparatin§ organizations-;~r% 7set forth. Information poncern ng attempts by I.**-P ~
the State of Georgia to outlaw the HAACB ee ' *'
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Informant reports NAACP operate; approximately 1000 branchesthroughout h0 of the k8 states. Reported a total membership _of about 200,000, _Ng5g§m1eaderg_denounc§_Communism and P 1reveal awareness of the CP to infiltrate and "Push" GP line. -
Sample of GP directive concerning activity in NAACPrevealing objectives, methods, and means to recruit GP membersinto NAACP, Contents of article "The NAACP Convention" inNovember 1953 issue of "Political Affairs" set forth. Reliableinformant reports that a standard GP directive is in effect atpresent time which is being vigorously pursued by GP members tojoin and infiltrate NAACP. Instant organization considered bythe CP as e "Prime-Organization" and an "Umbrella to get out
of the rain",~ Indications of GP to infiltrate and dominatethe NAACP Branches throughout the United States and its
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I1:-ningmn, Alabama, with the blessings of tha Hhita Hnuaa. t
Eleanor Rooaovoit was the principal a§§:_akar.' '_ ' _
On Iovenbar 22, 1938, Ira. ROOIOIOIQL add:-aaaing ma coa-
faranca, aaid| Tho ayes of tho no:-16 ara upon uan.'i'ha tutu:-a '
at democracy 1-aata with the nation'a youth. ha in quaat-inn t' '_
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-Q! American Committee for Protection oi Foreign Born "
sponsor -- Daily Worker, October 21, 1911.1, page I; - '
! American Committee for Protection o_f_Poreign Bom --
sponeor of dinner -- program, October 26, 1914.6
I4! American Committee for Protection oi Foreig: Born --
eigner of opm letter -- folder, 1914.! -
! American Committee for Spanish Freedom -- lent message
to -- Daily Worker, Rovanber 23, 19145, page B
! American Committee for Yugoslav Reliei -- made cash
contribution to -- Eeafciliineie of Atili, July l9ig.S, page 1
American Committee for Yugoslav Relief -- accepts Hhonorary chairmanship -- Daily Worker, December 21, l9h5| Page 3
American Committee for Yugoslav Relief -- honorary Blchairnzeze -- letterhead, July 23, 1914.8 _
9! American Commmicatione Association --
convention -- Baltinore Ei"¬i1i-25" Sun, April 15tannual
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annual award -- Dai 11 Worker, April 23, 1939
ll! American League for Peace and Democracy -- sent donaticn
to Gnina Aid Council --_Dai1l Worker, larch 21, 1936 f
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- en == letterheed, ¥e¥e.-eber 19, 191:6 '
3! American Student Union -- entertained leader, Joseph P.
ines-Herald Lash, at White I-louse, Iovenber 30, 1939 -- 1 ,
December 1, 1939
1,! American Youth Ocngreae --
Ililuaukee -- official program, July
me:-icm Youth Gongreee --
orker, January 29, 1938
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6! Anarican Youth Ccngreas --
Evening Star, March 1, 1939aent letter oi geetinge to --
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Council oi Southern Women -- Evening Star, January 26, 19110,
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9! American Youth Oongress -- invited Congressmen to White
Bouee to nest AYC leaders -- Washington Post, February 7, 19110,
P18" 1, 7
20! American Youth Congress -- speaker, Monday Bvning I
Gluh -- program, February 13, 1&0 .
1! American Youth Congress -- speaker, Chicago -- program,
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2! American Youth Congress -- defended -- Liberty, April
20, 19h0
3! Chins Aid Council -- sponsor -- undated folder
11! Christmas amnesty Plea for Gomvunists Convicted Under
the Smith Act -- eigner oi petition to Preeident Eisenhower
urging canroutation of sentences and poetponernsnt of trials --
liev York Times, December 21, 1955» Pl8° 3°
5l Daughters of the American Depressim -- sponsor -- IeuYork @1A=., lay 13, 19ho
6]I End Jim C oil in Baseball Committee -- sponsor -- newsrelease, July 30, {QHS _
7! Foster Parents Plan for Spanish Children -- supporter --
Direction, October 1939
'- 1281' Indusoo -- Ionizer or advisory board -- letterhead, ,
sprzi 1951
93 Jewish Black Book Ccsmuittee -- sponsor -- undated
pamphlet .
0! League of Io:-sen Shoppers -- speaker, New York -- hill
Worker, December 9, 1936 . _
1! Metropolitan Music School -- advisory council member --
==t=10s. 1953-Sh: 195%-S5 -
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Qaily Worker, March 21, 1938 _
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7! liatimal Council oi Ame r1 can-Soviet
g-eetinge to rally - Daill Worker, November
3! National Council or Amer ican-$ovi et
Camnittee at Women .-- eent greetinge to Sovi
national Wauen'e Day -- Daill Worker, March k, l9l;6, page B
9! Fational Council of Lmerican-Soviet F1-ienciehip -- memberljriendehip -- cent
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ot Committee of Women -- prose release, March 13, 1914.7
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endoreer of etatevment -- folder, 191;!!
kl! llaticnll Negro Congress -- epeaker at Philadelphia
gathering -- Dei 11 Worker, February 12, 1938
hi?! iatimal iigzt-to-iork ongreie -- speaker -- §f'6§ii,
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program, llovember
l|.8! SouthernGodference Echoational Fund -- eigner of
Oongreaeional hearinga on SCEP -- letter, June
Conferenoe for Eman Welfare -- epeaker --
20-23, 193$ ' Mi! Protestant Di eat -- writer of statement -- letterhead,
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Conference for Human Welfare -- epeaker at '
convention in Gaattanooga -- program, April 16, 19I.O
,9! Southern Gonferenoe for Human Welfare -- eoneultant -_
official report, l9h2 _ .-_~
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2! United '!unerice.n Spanish Aid Committee -- Iupporter --
Appendix IX» 138° 1606 '
A53! United States Arrangement: Committee, Horrld Youth
Conference -- honorary pat:-cn -- letterhead, July 1911-5
strike -- Dailg Worker, April 20, 1939
5! Uorkere Alliance -- epeaker at convention, Heahiragtm,
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posed legislation to outlaw the Communist Party
held before the House Un-American Activities
Committee on May 3, I950. Although he stoutly
denied being a Communist, he was quoted as say-
ing that such a question was "unfair" because iu"immediately precludes from appearing before this §'-J
Committee many of the people who would be on
trial under a bill of this kind." The transcript fur-
ther quoted him as saying that: Presun'i:ibly there
are people who rnay, for sincere and personal reas-
ons, wish to be members of the Communist Party.
They may want to come here and object to this
bill, but, I suppose, if they had to answer that
question, they very likely would not co ."-
»' Director of Public Relations Hen Lee-_._..._.._.._._.__.._------.. . DI
the Association's propaganda chief, is listed as a
member of the "subversive and Communist" Wash-
ington Book Shop and the likewise-designated Na-
tional Tiegro Congress which is the Communist-
fioiit movement in the United States among ne-
groes." His book, Balance of Power: The Negro
Vote," was praised by the Daily Worker and he
was listed in I949 as a nominee to be commentator
for the "subversive and Communist" Voice of Free'-
Of the LAACP s 28 Vice Presidents, the follow
it7§ ll have reqprds of Un-American activities
john Havne§_§Q>lmes, 23 citations, A Phi p
VI Leod atidolph 20 CIl3jlOl]§, the late Mary c92Bfii'1-I!-llt tiil-i6"§'t_i-Il_i listed as a vice president!and William Llo! , I6 citations each;_ !_s¬a_r_
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LX311 seven citations each; Ira W a ne and__l;_,P ell, two citations each; and Willag-§.siiiiriie , T. 41-l_f_92Cf and Grace BiAe_ii__di{i1ci:t,,
o e citation each. - ' iJ
Of the 47 members comprising the Associationis
Board of Directors, the following 28 have ,1-eoords
of the U American activities'a
Bul emn, 25 ci lions; Al rnon .____lack, l c tions; Lewigannett, ' '
_ ___g_qjee, 13 citations; S. Ralp liarlow
ita . . e2 'lIn£y,eig_htci tioiisj Benjamin A ,presi -_-1 _.. _92of AF nia's Morehouse College, stxizltat ns;
e. G. 92tea_v_er, five citations; Buell er,
four ct His; President Arthur pingarn, Earl
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rectors are weir-Known apologists ior__yarWvu1gcauses. two Vice Presidents re__§$D.ilQl- 1 i
Motion ECU-tl'C Industry. The th Directors are
frs. Eleanor !'dosevelt,_ Cl_O'
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Other officers of the NAACP _wit_.h_ Un-i92rneri-
can activity records are: __ re _ -
Lloyd Garrison, chairman, National Legal Com-
mittee, five citations; Treasurer Allan KnightChalfers and Branch Department Directoi Glos-
ter B. ggghl, three e' ations each; Southeast Re-
gional retary Rub! urley, West Coast _R__cgi_on-
al Serreta Frank in ,i§7illiarns, Field Secretary
Madison S. es and ssistant Special_CouruelRobert Z arter, neitations each; and FieldSecretary Tare_a__l;l_al _ ittman, one citation. I -- I
But oi all the NARC? oicials and poiicy
rnajters listed in the files of the House Un-Amer'i-
can Activities Committee, none has a record as
notorious as that of W. E. B. DuBois to whom I
have previously referred as one of the founders and
present Honorary Chairman of the Association.
No less than 72 citations of Communist, Commun-
ist-front and subversive activity are entered against
his name-the latest of which was the statement
he issued upon the death of joseph Stalin readingi
Let all negroes, Jews and foreign-born who have
suffered in America from prejudioeiand intoler-
ance, remember Joseph Stalin."__ ___:, __,. ,..__.____.,
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modern scientific authorities" whale
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the basis for its decision of May 17, 1954, pro-
hibiting segregation in the public iitiois
contributed to 82 different portions oi the boob,
An Arnerimn Dilern|na.," which was cited in its?u-Jr;471 G. garrison, ja esKif_c_Qlendon, e, l. Allen Kiiigiiydii_=i1mE£t and w. on , i
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summer by the Communists topnational committee. according to
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of Truman and Dewey are now visiting civil w. '!m
upon the largest Negro rights; organization in the ooun- _ 2tryth§9Nationa1 égciatigp jg; édvancement 9 _' '-ored Peopl. ' .- ¢ -, 4,; - __L151 Monday afternoon Dr. w. E. mace 1
director of research, was red by the Assoc'iations board -
for having questioned the objectives of America's foreign {Ipolicy as administered by the Truman-Dewey coalition. .
The excuse given by the board for ousting Dr. Du- '
Bois, a founder of the association, is that he made his
complaint public before it came officially before it. e U
Dr. DuBois' memo on foreign policy had condemned l
the bipartisan foreign policy as being against the colonial J
people and opposed to UN civil rights action. He charged -
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt had announced she would resignher UN po§{'i!, any other nation brought up the civil
rightsissue.- -_-,-----¢;-92-"L" -' "'7 _ -u-4
lYl1,itg, Associationeecretary, represent the NAACP as
consultant for the American delegation.-J ~-- - _- 1- -|
. White, himself, has been active on the political front '
in his Herald-Trib e column, having attacked the can- 1didacy of Henrylaillace twice th_ere recently. He sailed ,'
for Paris with the American UN delegation the sameafternoon Dr. DuBois was fired. _.~ "' ' _ " : " "_ f- 1
- The issue aeema pretty clear: A Marshall Plan
perialiqt foreign policy against a policyy of I.lltl-iIIlPQ1'lll_-
ism and colonial freedom. '; ' I '*; '_ '_ . ..
Dr. DuBoia, an outstanding and revered leader of -
the Negro people, has been ousted by the organization
which he helped found because he insists that the organl-' 1
nation remain in the fight for freedom. Jia a aupporta _<_
of HenryWallaoe, he aought in politics the program which L
most closely approached the NAACP program lllillt
_!'Iimcrow and impe.rilJiam.,_ - '- - _ .j '" - -
1.; -Arthur Spingarn. Association board chairman, after_
"voting to re Dr. DuBoia, aaid of him: TH: in one 0! this
greataat leader-a_of his race and will he long remembered?
gratefully by all who value-freedom."j--j-'_'___"|_'§ § ?..,t."?1 i6} Did the leadera of the NAACP, in kieldng Dr.f DuBoiai. Under such conditionahe opposedhavinlg Walter!l
t, ham their backs on the ght for freedom!.
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memorable one because the an-
nual presentation oi the Spingarn
Medal will be made by Madame
Pandit 01 indil to DL___R1LPl1_.Buns!-L13. - t .
I hope that on this annit ersary
mlny people will net-iew the work
of this organization since its be-
glnrting in 1909. 'l11is group has
vi-orl-ted under the American Con-
stltutional system and within the
Irarnework of the Constitution
and has accomplished much tor
real democracy. . .. _ - t
Not mifti people -will remem-
her the beginnings of this organi-
sation In 19$ the country -had
been shocked by stories of raceriots tntaprittgeld, 111. I-orttwodays mo among them gnany or
the town's "best citizens. Went
wild and killed and woundedscores of Negroes and drove4'hou-
- sands mm e city. Hie accounts
In the newspapen stirred up a
great deal oi feeling 81 the North,and brought about a meetlngutn19$! in Pie-': York Qty, 92.92_!tl': -.i_!-lhm English 92'i'alli;1_f, Mary WhiteOvington and Dr. enry Mosltow-
. 112., among others. participating. p
AT that rst meeting It was de-
cided to call together a na-
nal conference on the NegroA -33 <=.f}t't;.¬n""irili..i.""°»$2
ldent 0! the New York Eve-
g Host, ts-ho drafted the coll to
meeting which ts-as to he held1
Mo,on Lincoln: birthday. Many tine
people accepted this invitation,
and Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois wa:
called from Atlanta University to
an executive position in the new
organization. In 1910 there ap-
peared the rst number 0! the
"Crisis," the magazine of the asso-rciation. . - "'.
Perhaps the most vital accom-'
plishments over the years are In
the legal area oi the work, carry-
ing cases to the Supreme Court,
often successfully._ _ _._ _ I I I -.
-the one by wltfch its memberslJive today. This creed is toundtearned 3-eat-"oil rest, so I_}_g!'__92§'.1l-kins, who has been the assistant-_
secretat-y' and editor mt .t.be_i
Crisis, ti-hich is stlll the
Iy magazine, has been made see-*retory durlngk Mr. 9292'hite'l. ale -sence. Mr. wi ins has done much '
;:o:.-cesstut ' !.':92.'::!.ige!i!tg tor __ the0r§_;nizaLiOl92. .. 4, ...- - -'1'-I,e.NAACP ls working very
wel1.. I think ltlsone 01th--
best hulwarks that we hat-
against Communism among olxegro population, since its me
bets are active in promotlhl 3m'ocracy- '. t '7_ _,___ -_ '7 _ ,,
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bear: alimenl might prove tatall
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..e in-return to his duties is
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I92 li K. Eon-ever. will be
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the National Assn. for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People 10:
more than two decades, 'wal7
ready today to resume his_dutles]
as executive secretary of the
largest clvil rlghts organizationlmong Negroes. ~ .White was recalled to his po-1sitipn by n 23-12 vote 0! the board;
oi directors yesterday, lollowlnga 3%-hour debate. ' - e §
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n plan of organization wt outregard to personalities su mlt-te by a special eomrnht up-'olnted by Dr. Lou: ' V ht,~g'AACP btlfd Ch8 fl-if
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, tually. however, the board
irejec charges by White: op-
ponents on the board that his
eectiveness to the organization
had been seriously impaired last92 I July when he mamed Po v Under yesterday: vote, which
X-Ca-
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Earlier, Vvhite had attempted
to resign all connection with the
NAACP when doctors warnedhim in Igeady, 1949, that his duties
endange his lite because ot a
heart ailment. The board rejected
his proffered resignation at that
time, and gave him a year: leave
at abse ce.
Hi marriage lollowed two
rn _late_r. _ Yest_er_day'a show-pnon, a white advertising ex-really constituted only an indi-
Qcuttvfports by his physicians rest
and treatment had trnprov his
condition, and that he was ow
able to return to his NA .
duties. .
rect showdown on the issue ot
the marriage oi the internation-
ally-tamous Negro leader to a
woman of another race, White ne-
turns to active direction oi the
NAACP, which he built to a rec-iford Negr white membershi o!
* . n June 1. .
l Roy ill-tins. White: assls nt
for two dea. who had le
as acting exedutive secretary d -down vote resulted iron: new n~,i
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lng his year's leave, becomes ad- ,1 "umber 91 192°l'"19T NEE"
__,__,____,__ _, ,_,______, _,,._,___ leaders who felt that the wholeIIIJIIQIJQIUIV U1 IIllC.IIl|I new P951 T9¢°"lm9"d9d bl 91¢ ibe compromised if an interracial
planning committee. The same marriage were used as a basiscommittee will recommend aiol tiring the man who admittedlyaiate of top officials Ior the had contributed much in 31 gears
NAACP by next January. service to making the NAA P an
- The vote against White's re- eective civil rights organization
turn was cast mainly by South- The directors, however, as»
ern directors, who contended that sumed more control over atiairs
the marriage 01 White to a white of the organization.
woman would bring the question! In the tuture, not only the ex-
ot social equality" into the ght ecutive director but the adminis-ior Negro rights in their areas. trator, the head ol the legal de-Mrs. Rmeerett *1 mrtment and the public relationsadmg the ght for his return chief will be appointed directlyttAA¢éH_éinii
by the board. 8 - i
Atter January, the board will
,aiso elect a manager oi thew
Washington otfice of the NAACP.
A somewhat similar position is
ng 'hi:ld ttittere or a m tra ve asssta - ast:1_,__,_September married Ruth ~_H'H" e-iand,a white attorney tor the Na-1,F!lF1a1 Labor Relations Poe..'d. sir
Robert Denharn, special ooun-=sel for the NLRB, red Miss ey-1rand tor the good oi the sen ,"¢~_
but the NAACP board yeate '
continued Perry in his preae
position until the special comtnJt- -
tee makes its reconnner-dationi"tor top personnel next lall. i".--" '
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by Cou
HYDE PARK--I was Iormallypresented on Tuesday alter-
noon by Tau Kappa Alpha Na-
tional Forensic Honor Society with
Its "speaker of the year" avvardi _
_ I teel very much honored by this
since the society says it is given
for eiiective, responsible and in-
telligent speaking on significant
ublic uestions during 1955 in thegeld 0? education. scientific and
cultural activities."
I certainly is a reuarding thing
to be told that I have done well in
one oi the activities which take up
a good part of my time.
ll Legolisfic View -
1 Hi2AP.D yesterday morning that
the Alabama Supreme Court&:aci_tui"ne:l tiou n an appeal by the
hgypnal A§§oc_iatio_n_,£<tI. Lian. Ad-
vancement. oi Color£.sl_.P.e2. l_=> to
su; péiid*a"t:f1U.I;I»0 contempt of
court fine which was set by the
circuit court. " _ _ _ .
Both oi these are state courts
and I suppose it is natural tor
them to take = narrow legalistic
point of view and to feel they
have a right to know the members
oi an organization within their
state. The NAACP had refused to
produce I-list of its Alabama
rnembera. N _'- - . ,_-L -
.The courts must realize. how-
ever. that tear o! reprlsals, eco-
nomic or physical. under present
tensions makes the disclosure oi
such a list utterly impossible tram
a moral standpoint. It the situa-
tion would be reversed. the whole
thing could be understood much
better. - -. ._ - 5
l nder_i,f|_ _lt _ _ggcur_s___ to the,,_ nu" Council mein'b'ei'a92_1 ' ' -l" zw-38 92___ tilt _,
M»lace which I saw 20 yearn ago in Nichole
one oi these camps. IWvl'r'l'!tt:|rI" Board
atraid o!_ him than I_WI.l o!_the Bel
P"l1"°'!¢"lg - " ~ '. -a 0|lt . F
"""'f_?_<5-/Rosa
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It is bid for any to have
complete control over mother bu-
rnan being, and this whole system
In Georgia is a bad system. Jlen
do not inict such palnand ae-
rious inter! on themselves
merely to get out of doing bani
work. There must have been_un- .
bearable conditions. And we call 5' !
ourselves advanced in our penal . " °"" ' " ' m.--.-.._. --=_~-.-.1-4 -__--
Il'lS in Alabama fl!
or the court judges that this ques-tion will affect not oral? the state
oi Alabama. The whoe world is
watching what happens there. _t
Citizens of _Alaba_1-na _say they tIight tor !reedomfreec|om to no -
as they choose-yet they probably l
are jeopardizing the treedom o!
the world. For Asia -and Africa
are the two continents where to-
day the beliefs oi a democratic
lree -.-:o:-id are being weighed
against the beliefs oi the commu-
nist world. If the number of com-
munist states should rise, the
number of tree people in the
world would diminish. thereby
lessening the chances oi'_ keeping
other people in the worio free.
The question before us in the
United States is not what we do
in our country but what etieet
the thines that are done in Ala-
bama will have on the future or
the world. .Tele. Room _.______ *-Hollotnaa _.._....__Z.... E
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ll Shocking Story . _ YAT was a most shocking mull _ his _ THstor!' in the, Tuesday papers!-Q1 i 11' Aairgptfll 'describgfhput criminals-3%P,§Pl,w ' Lpr-491 .mates .ock Soar? State s- W5 on in Geo ro'e eir efs 1.,w sMgehammen n
rotest agat working condi-rions. Mr. 2§rre-ster, the state
director of correction. said the _
men were, 1:10!-iltingibatl ta 1-ock_ I V ua an e escr em as , lsemi?! the most p hardened. inf 1 l92'w°5h- P951 ma --Gwrillff ='-=. - "' 7-E - Times Herold
i'Have"yoi.i ever seen L chain Gill. Neill
~ - - !o=l:. $tm --iejang |l5;, i!E:l'!il working -alga roa veyoueverwac . -the met-aim ahairge ,1?! thee; 3:1: N. Y. Herold ._.__._.._camps w er vi ips an , 1- hm.ill I thlrbeltl. - _,.______,_ H n e N.Y.lilirror _
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Daily Worker "".l""illll"'re"nTeiri"5'é'F"'i'>'i-'i'e: gun" ff.
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Committee Hearings
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.7 Two Negro ex-Cornmurtists testi-
ied today that Communist iplit-92
- ration of Negro and other minorityi
' 1rouP5 started more than 25 years
"-$130. _K And one oi them, rI:e nar Pat-igterson of Jamaica, .. .Y..;92-said exrloitation of minor incidentsgéinw fut scale race tensions started;
'35 earl;-' es 1929. when Communist-iagitaiors precipitated a riotous? utiie strike in Gaslonia. N. C.i-4'3-le testified before the Joint Y--;i:..-1'.-'~-e Committee on Segrega- -tbn which is looking into causes of -
"--racial urn-est_in the_ South -ia a
if series of public hearings.
'~i~ The other Negro, Ma_rggi_gg light:-N-,~ n, Washington. D. C.. Io on-'ed| iitzerson to the v.-itnus stand inI e Court of Appeal room at lheiQ Eats Capitol just before the noon
ecess and descriad his .-.iii!ie-
- on with the Communist-8.
'*- Committee Chairman Sen. Wil-am Rainach said Johnson: tee}
ony would continue this after-t
H called it time permits. He said at
least three other witnesses are to
-, he heard iron: belore the hearings
close.
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auciety by the Communists mt
.. - f-. f-.4 coicred churches. Pat-
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cteirches in the South the N--;_"_P and all over the United States.And. he added. they have intand other niinontyirogpsniri this cot... '- um -as u as e ",lI'd en
as a body has never aeeeptad
oomnrunisrnf '
In great detail. he related his,
personal experiences as_a member; -
oi the Young Communist IJQIIIIQ4later as a member oi the Oomq
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said K: lolloued theoi mating. demaIphia and operators ae-
to his demands. _ _1 had no authonty to set-
strike." he said. "I had to
to the executive committee* Y
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report they told me, Wereinterested in I0 cent: an hour R R5 me g morein getting a couple more men on §=;s=h;~§§nwm§§.c"tPrf1}a{§°§,?',_{,1}? },§,°°§;,;§§§,§:," pugr. er" 1 " '**=t1*$ n..:i'-in-'P"= "=1" M "=
rea , - ' - . ,Sing; ieavin the Barty. he 1-le esumated_hegr-oes made noii mo 1» 31» in - °° ""L;ttLi;.t§i'&?£:1 rittt;¬°i.¢'2~:hi ---§-m mg aredmiomqezltétihe-F31:-92:::rsion in Moscow the last U]under." he dec . '_'lm1 ¢-°- i &_rl- . v - i E .- =e-*i*;z:e~*M .n*r, "*»' '° "'° M"- an obea leItist Co st tr $5585" ' 1i--and I dontuantto __ - Hzmignl e q me. con-3too I m_ a consen atne. _ £9" I? mi! on heliroel. 1R_ainach indicated Johnson lie desoubed one front group; t szn-riony would SL92bS92Bnll3ll_ that 9292'!'liC1'l he called the Peoples _In-i Patterson and add details 0 stltute oi _Appl.|ed lleligion, 92'hl_Chte the pouer oi the Comma
t party.it V-BS than I knew that thd not,ha92"e the interests oi the92¬TO. or an;-one else, at heart.
added.
He said he withdrew frommarry shortly aiter the inci'r 1 - and cwge I
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I Other 9292itn:-seem wit Brio; ntcrrcst an T . q' ee -i _ .5.?*°m"' _'f§ '""?']°s- °[ M- nezgzzll,?n£eod?:grSist.eAtW- 1-B"ern Egoieseocczn onuelgtrmtgg5-:!llft-hhe: L.3T1il:Ytt;LE[ techmqueh-E der Perez of Piaqucmies Pa:-ishrj -as de92.e1°ped' anume commiq~> 3 T 5' "'7 mcd in 5-uc e seer:-nation leader for maityiound they were min; too -iM155 =5 "M march ° v slum? wears Rcninach has not ideutiIi¢d'I92' 'them groups in the South. *--11 *7-'1 ?-Y - 5f;°"**°'° °"*- "°iiiie other witnesses. - _ 1 Mrs. FDR Leader: _ f-- =_--1F5**.°"!"i§* Yesterday mornlnl BI-"ii!" o stions. he testiedVhltrh W B '~°" m.'*"-*" 5p i gave his views of the C0ml'lJ.IiI$l»gEhBnOr Roosevelt. wiie ol the-"-3-3* ='T¥?*'Y5 E1 °Eh gas mi uth based on P side - I-'lS I'l¬ of the lead-
.1.2 an; sewr o e1'_- i 92 influences in the Somvmjgamr d; um 92- - » ' ' * " ' " " - '3 3" 5 ms 17 "e-an iii FBI. ' wmu Sen. I-rankthe Communist aolution oi ,nroilenu after my three y inll, not so lunch the them? anH U
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- -. u - 4- n- . .~-- - ~---~°"* " "*' "' tom ,r~n=.-:*i..:r-i::-.:r.rri=t-i- we-E» ---wt - } gmgmg: misled." i"ils main oh tive is to taste 5551995 5*-'5 7 55- 5'-"5" *4 " ° Johnson Iesiieo ' me Nationajlgm in Africa." K111 '1 3I"1"Wl- 492 sllllI - ' - ' the closed it irnt :'°l'l15°"u1cl"u"summon temmmlirrgiitdngo his he :aiIdn,it.he Commis|nist>par§.ry :?o§92ib 92 "Vt "$5H min: session was i_ _Pmmorrntnm - -1=-= ~ir;*i't.i*'.:tri:,.-it
e lei: it in 1940. _ u _ _ u~ ==- »-=»= W» I M tirrtnorereian. e-new err:-:.etr<.:.. .#i1 ~-- - thin bordertnl the P8111 58 in MM NW6 Wit-hiseontirmodr-£anisler's testimony. a ; .
"The idea prevailed injiosoor
that American Negroerwero Isuppressed group and therein:susceptible to communism." he
slid. and he began Commnnii.work with the Nezroes in the early11%. . I V
liiesaidheoarnetothiseountliin 1817 it-om Czechoslovakia and ~two year: later helped oranizei92Co1-nmunist Dari? in the nitedstates. - . i e
Under questioning from 8haw.'; ."Korniedder spent most of the day.
outlininl the activities oi the Cm-o
munist warty and its method of
operation in the United States.
He said he left the nu-U after15 years when he disaleed withdechanireintheparty e.
teraatheeacue,ted$:e:ola1ned."Ieameto ht
the _ nfiieation in Russia." - - - g
~.,,°e am?" i*r.e.,..=..*"*=i - rnar an ,Par es. a staunch eel;-eza1:ioni|t1! "r _- ." h adj» ' ' 1 Pei '-Iii Ii! lb! $113 5 ?92tethle92ea§t$;oo: session yester-£;Iimm 0! North Carolin?-_ -Ti5"l.a:' 5'3"-1:: out at pwporfi Kvrnfedtler described tn I _ 6 yhat extent did the CI . ;_L _|_m1ujsts um scum _howTthe party yorked to and this communist»: . oi;»--P 92 '1 . game Aegroes while he was a a he yu.53" hi .i-"*5 "'5 °' un:'° b". member and organizer. lasted. ~'1-'I"1n'td"t'i5iITtS, Patterson ll! 69- . t-The pm ha mmmud the" Ijliwuddu M mi cl.-'r---- . C in th Uni S ." ed theFee mi Iw-=1 whet M "15 "" giielrider oe§rma. q1>ui' i§=§§> at '-e>;;er,>'.s from reco_rds_oI ll 1531"»
1;-_ ei:.i:.g their ob;|e_cti92'e as m-id em: mean tti;-en? control tt." testihrie word dorrtinntaon and i en- Tn M" cm '" he con -' hem
titled a pamphlet as the C rn-NI'1 must have penetrated - began to learQientiy to have a,&r:i%i!1g.tv are 'l:g:fm°"*°
i£3§£$mxn@..'nw-¢or-
' Bot he warned. it'eoo1d be the M-n In mucase. however. if the leadership 5".-;,§,°°;m h§':d'.nPidoes not beoo:ne_more alert." mum m.:mu°n1Although the MUG? say! It isghting communism. he added,?;§?$' %ZmeMo one can'tbeeerionsabouieom- '0 'mAv
batting Com_rntu'|is't inltration andclgflgr P809! " bestill advertise and loll __W 92"==IL1"-,t ' "me at the rst up mace"Tu:'7.m$. 5" er: to awinl over to Communist
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a=:. '::.eo.. we» »=»- Wr Koroledder testified Comrmlnllil cm'°° " ' E - "° °'We -= er»: we 9 n, "M ogY~h ;g gag? W iii. .i"° "i...t iii.If-- '1'? - .2-.=.~<~;t ,~;-;§:,r==.:*'.,,.*z::.=:"*':.'.."'%t:m..t P" =~ =-it H» ~-M ==
1? t I- .»7, , I§ ;_ " "Moscow rstQ-#'{-. '"i{5~.r."§a::{¢-2 $15139 I3 UL{-1. --rchlems and nd I ' Wt-" he um-
uerllb.m-onists bible ior orinnizatio oi;
lite mes." _1?-+=92e':F92i J§92'r.~§roe§. 921i5§::u11:m?1' ' . . 59 - 'integgutionnleader. Wt?!ii :v- a-:.".ior:re 83 the t-:$t.imDII}'
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; M __W_ ,_ _ _____.,..|i;..:.:= *i*'r:='tt* "** ""*t.- -" ~ O ~' ?.;!:".:9.".sri£!-I hrlrg 1° 7° -tmzariiy appe-trill hm mecommittee. Patterson slid ll?pi-uid ts". h:?d with theErtrinee that a blood! I'§'9|"9!1ineeessafi ' l "I believe!: he :llt:.th :hlU92 the
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92it : 1.3! E. _anke_' of Bxélan wnotetor Geor e 9292' hanno ofThe Journal. "K3-=1; mat in-1
formation be printed about the
president ol .the NAACP. "I-le
should be known to the public
and not allowed to operate in
secrecy against the public
peace in Louisiana." said
Pankey. who wrotealso that he
bad never seen a picture oi the
NAACP loader. The lollowin:
article deals not only with the
president of the NAACP. but
also with the background ol
some of that organization's
other leaders.
Journal Stall ttrlter
- c The 92'a ona As oc-ntion lo theAdtancement ol Colored Peqgki
people and it as aais a a
shite man as president.
11-tr NAACP president la ArthurB :Spinga,p. ken Hark allbiiy90 succeeded his brother, Jlj,
nl.!92'n Spingarn,-likef/lfmost ST the NAACP leaders has
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only tour Comlaumst ont citations I
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On larch 1| 106 Spingar-n's
e appeared in the Communist
-newspaper The Daily Worker.
. as a signer ol a statement approv
in: the Viar Department: order
rmitting commissioning ol
' rs of the Communist Parry. r
- The statement was sponsored by.gag I'm-_rgs9§_l Prlnrigguy LIV §_|!1__ . -"--'-_"
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Jo at speech A3,- uc-lL
Inlormation ' It the
Louisiana Sovereignty Commission-- ' " 1
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ARTHUR SPQNGARNNAACP Prtgident ____'_-_ _
Gen Cool: also ll:
mzation as subve '92-e and
rnunist. - _- .- ~§
Springafa name appeared as a_
sponsor of the Public Use oi Arts
Committee in ms. An inu-estisation.
by the Georgia Commission on
Education in 1958 resulted in this
committee's also beins labeled a-
The but known or. at least. we
most oft quoted official of the
r92AACi" ll probably Roy
a New York Negro. who is execu-
-tive secretary of tbe orlanizatiom
I-le has been listed.by the Georgia
-Commission on Edicltion ll Ill?-.
in: sev Communist Iront cits-. '-- -1'-"=
Wilkins is paid 815.0!!! a
The last report shoves tl
- 'AACP has 888.008 Paid up
rs in 1,434 chapters lo 15 states.
as a yearly budget ol s1so,m.
Some oi the NAACP directors are' - eulnationaliy known whites. iii. iisecwkdhgtumd kg timetbehouisi Jointhegislatlve-- ......
-ahowsthatitf arowasaIlI>-" W . *_NUf¢P ,.I-nan: emu. F.-_!. kn|Oommittee. headed by then State
Sen winmember Ill this committee In the
New York Times March I4. 1946. l thel-Ctifnlgaziier-Q ..iri-zen
tini to a booklet issued by,1 ._ i'am M. Raioaeh. held
l-beanlils on Communist activities
Em Baton Rouge in 1l57,I.hg sneer
that-on-"','I9irecto1-s included such nams I
ilanirationfn _1_lo§I1_ _1_4. _i_m. Aw-tgagglzg gwgelr and Orw-
nie committee ma was: a'1
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_ e or und tor the ltepublic;
Rat aripg". I3 citations. proies |* r i"re'lig1on and sociology atsolslilh Oollege. Northampton. Masha
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atomic spies; member of the Chl-
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of the Negroes tor Wallace
committee in iiii.
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the End Jim.Crow in Baseball
committee in 1|-I5; the National. . i a. '0
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the National Council oi American-
Soviet Friendship organization in
June. ms; belonged to the Council
on African Aiiairs in 1048, and was
a member oi the executive corn-
mittee oi the American Society torRussian Relief in 19-I6. - F" ' "3
Walls also signed the appeal for
amnesty for jailed leaders oi the
Communist Party in ll-t2; was aReception committee ot the Squat-open" I the U_5_-so ' 1 1- 'gn-Qelegation, in 1943 and of the Bus- shixgldngress in 1943;
5!!!! 92.'l'er Relic! in 194! end the
Southern Negro Youth CongressIIQIII Tnarnln In a-lln "am llnpgrrmnaauaIe- asaaaaaaaaa ou anew um nasty-as-aa
bill lI1 I950 and was a member of
thvnvrew memberl in 1944. ithe African Aid Committee in ms
Harlow was a member of the'snd mo. .-American-Russian Institute in 1915; According to g recent Aggoglgtgd
oi the Committee tor PeacetuI,Press story, the idea tor the
Alternatives to the Atlantic Pact in- NAACP originated with Mary White3945; sent greeiiii i ?'itt92'EY5¢?-E Ovington, a white itiew Yorit sociai
1937, to the Golden Book oi Arneri- It , aft; she had ¢|can I-riendshin with the 8o-iet[:iirg::see ediiorial on riotsri; tat:
Union. and signed a statement in
1943 opposing renewal ot the Dies
committee investigation subversion.
lrnes signed a statement in IMOrs uidou oi the late peeeioe1T'i-|§"°" ¢ lm""°n N com tie. . " ' ' ;qi p5, 11 Cillii0t't$.iNtiw ori: Negro, a rnernher ti the ITrsman Civil Rights Commissionan a member oi the NIil0l'lli
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of international Justice anu Good-I
will; Bishop W. J-.-,ttalls, In cita-
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tee on cultural and human relations
and a delegate to its rst assembly.
The list d alleged Communist
trout citations against each ti these
NAACP directors would beloo longmagazine. Equality; was a mem-
ber oi the Harlem Coordinating
Committee tor Employment in
1938; endorsed the program of the
&unctl on .1-trlcu Attei.-e E 191.5
andsvasasponsorntthetourth
annual conference of the American
Committee tor Protection ot the
Foreign Born in 1010. '. - -.between whites and Negroes tn
Springfield, lil.. 'Lincolns home
when he is-as elected president. -,
Miss Ovington and William Eng-
_ jlish Waliini. southern-born white
unists which appeared in the man and author oi the Springeldriot article, enlisted the hepot
Dr. Henry Mosltowits, another herYork social worker, and launciied
a campaign in 1000 to "help
lhéegra. 3' 2:, "P
NAACP was born.-- - -,
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G. Villard_ publisher oi the New
YorkPost...andawhiteman.iHays eras a member at the Viiiard proposed a plan which,
Atrican Aid Committee in llll-aud1'|th some refinements. has bout
iiio; the Eights Congrss in
1017; the National Committee to
Repeal the Ic'Carren Act and
signed a manifesto against outlaw-
the Communist Party in 1947.
Roosevelt also was a
to print here, hoIever.__a !Q__n]I|I_'i
trative organisations will be mted.
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by the Louisiana Joint Leltll-It-I
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for Philadelphia.The list of U,S, delegates to the l5th International A-t A ilomar Pacific Grove, California, 7/B through Congress of WILPF a s ,13/ 2, is being furnished to offices covering; residences of: delegates by separate correspondence. , . .e-. -
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sttend the 15th Internqtional Triennial Congress at Asilomar
starting on July B, 1962. BARBARA ULMEB; C831-f0I'!'1iB M8179 F'1BBi5%niof UILPF, gave s short talk and introduced I~_Ig!_Q;I; GEOR%S'10PHEB
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I have been told at you have
intormtion on the American Youth congress,
either recently or taken eom time ego, Iiich
- would indicate e number oi people ere either
_ Gonmmniste or Iesciete. I would be extremely
ii ' grateful for any information Ihidi you an give
.~ me on the subject.
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T O D I E n
Th Bomb Versus Mankind ~
Pablzc Statementfly
LBERT HWEIT
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Eleanor oosevclt
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Eleanor Roosevelt
"...'l'be uestioniswbetherweooulddiet which, I? I remember rightly, already
bytl92eSovietUniontoebandontheset:ests."So far we have known whenever theukesoviethydrogen bomb explosions. They are In earthqmh
theyre teral1ove:theworld....Iwouldbewl1li.ngtohkee risk i::vo!92.-ed in not heviag en ln_,-_=r~e¢!Iion
"...It uirestheexperienoethejapanesehavehadtomake peopl:leel strong! about doing something-and doingit now-to end nuclear bomb tests, which may be banning
us far more than we know.
' Dr. Linus Pauling
Nobel Prize Wm
An intemational agreement to stop the tests would ogthe spread of these weafsons and would be a rst step town-general disarmament. nsgection is simple. No large bomb
can be detonated without etection. . . .
The bomb tests that have been made so far will ultimately
have caused the deaths oi about one million in theworld. These one million persons will have or I!
or 30 years earlier than't.beir life span because the radiation
has produced bone cancer, leukemia or some other disease.
"These bomb tests will also muse the birth of seri-
ously defective children in the next generation of human
beings, children with serious mental deciency or serious
physical defects.
If the Christmas Island tests are carried out and one -bomb, with ve megatons equivalent of ssion, is explg,
itwillcausethedeathsfromoaneerandotherdiseuesot100,000 Q-sons now in the world and will in
generation.
the mun r of seriously defective children
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in the apartment of e _9n °9P°bE }1:_}9°;-e-
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members of this thering wasxed tlaai evening
The moment continued that $received the following correspondence on 1:-he
indicated
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February 15, 1958
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"This woman believes that although Solzolovrski had many girlfriends,
he had no serious intentions toward any except herself. She most emphaticalJ.;r
states that it is out of the question that sokolowsi-:i was employed as a
Soviet agent. Concerning the Soviet allegations that he Ies a spy or tar
criminal in the soviet sense, she did not dew these possibilities. .
"GPIIIIISL-IE de;;az-ted for the United States on one of her usual
visits approximately Iicvexroer 15, 19511. Daring sol-colows1~:i's State
1-epertnent-sponsored 1-isit to the EL 3. he had been given s letter oiintroduction to 1£I'§_; I~ran1:_lin sevelt by ..!e-yor J ones. GP.1l-QLEISEN_ had met 1::-s. Roosevelt and a L'rs'2.:ech c%ch! through Solzolowski.
. Upon hearing of Sokoloursiciis arrest while America, G311-!l..EISE§ contacted
1;:-s. jfoosevelt and asked her assistance in this natter. Mrs. Roosevelt,
while sympathetic, stated that she would intervene only with the concurrenceof Lia;-'o92|{onas. Two days after the incident GP.1Z.I.IS3'.f r:-ote Liaycr Jonas
on this q estion, and she received his re_:ly a rreeiz later to the effect that
she meant well, no action should be initiated. GREEIISH-I stated that -
the iiayoris letter ii =cold and fomal".
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M. ,1]! so return to Austria, but during the mi-:1<_1e of Fe:-rcar;* she was told she.4 7 -5» eo-.-__1d proceed as far as salzburg. She went, however, to xitzbuehel Ty:-ol!5 H and spent a wee}: there. GP.Z£IIIS.L.Z has been in 92'ie:-ma for a;-_ oximately5 four 1,! weeks, where she has been in constant touch with Drxeterlunger.
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The following intonation indicatee enbjectw ability to
ingratiate hereeli with peraone of prominence.
5;; Qamorosgmg r- .5:
F , Security Exchange Oomieeion,
edvieed that in connection with a_ dinner held at the Uhite Rouse,
Washington, D. C. on ilarcb in, l9l|.l, an acquaintance inforle
him that the liet of euggeated gneate nae eubnitted to Ire-
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT by VIOLA IDEA. I ltated that
VIOLA ILHA repays oontributione to her youth novelent b gettingthen ench invitatige and $5363 1203515153, well-known iinancier, who
has eince been convicted of draft-dodging, had contributed heavily
to VIOLA I1.J-we organization in order to get auch invitetime.
qhe above dinner on March 18, 19h1 wee given by lire. H-ELIOR
R0$EVEL'I for "Lcadera in Young llen'e Vocational Foundation of
He-' York and its Eioontite ??-taident, Hits £101.: "'J.%."
Pilee oi the lieu York '1'inea" reflect that on larch 19,
19b1, an article relates how VIOLA ILMA nae entertained at f
a White House dinner given by lire. FRANKLIN E1,-1'O"H'@8IVIL!, ',;-- ¢_-_-
for leadere oi the Young Home Vocational Foundation. -
in hie etatement dated 6/27/52,edvieed
that he and the eubject were gueete ct Mr. and lire. IBAIKLII
!EL.l.H0 RQ05E92.TEL-'1 at the 1.-Ihite Qouae, Ueeliinnton, 13, Qt, £9:sm» daye end three n1;nHH¢_a:-1; lay, 1513. , ,,,
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IOIIII new in prison te tine elreuy eereed" and I plea for - .
poltpenenent of trial in the more than 100 eleee nee pendiu 1
eiiner in trial ecu:-te er eppeale eelrte, have Dee: out te -
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Vol. 9. Bo. 24 June 24, 1955
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BASEBALL AND THE DAILY WORKER
Twice. recently. columns in the Qgily Iorkeg have expressed extreme
annoyance with gounteggttggg tor, of all things, its attitude toward cov-
erage of baseball in the Communist press. Specifically, the columns take
exception to this newsletter's editorial suggestion that in according the
Qaily Worker's sports columnist the full privileges of locker room and club
house, major league ball clubs were simply lending a hand to Communism's
daily press in this country. The fact that Qgily Iorkg; sports coverage
might be called one of the few "non-controversial" parts of the paper al-
though it actually isn't] makes the assist even more valuable inasmuch as
sports coverage is one of the main things upon which the paper tries to sus-
tain its myth of being "Just" a newspaper.
buck," is a sample of the indnesses paid gounterattagk in the Qaily ¢'
Worker criticism. Leste ey. the sports columnist in question, was the --'
author of that particular bouquet. Rodney hastened to add that the §gg_§g;5
Egg; echoed his wrath against Qounterattggk for objecting to Communist report-
ers receiving full accreditation from the baseball clubs. Now, with the
baseball season in full swing. however. it is time again to risk this wrath."Slimy little blacklis: sheet" run by "former FBI men out for a quick
This year, as in the past. Lester Rodney will be asked. along with other
mepbers of the Baseball Iriters Association. to vote for those players he _
deems most worthy of going into the Baseball Hall of Fame. In another sports
balloting, incidentally, Rodney is one of the writers asked to vote in the g
United Press poll of basketball teams.! _ -
And. this year, as in all his years in the Communist press. Rodneywill
liberally sprinkle his coverage of American sports with choice Communist line
foul balls all over left field. He has ranted against baseball aanagement as
"Jimcrow" and anti-Negro despite grudging admission of some progress. He
has, in fact, turned practically every sporting event into an arena for dis-
playing Communist-line race and class struggles. _
His Olympic coverage is replete with praise for Soviet entries with em-
phasis on what Soviet athletics "prove". Currently. the line is that we can
compete peacefully in sports so why not peacefully in all else. Rodney has
not yet covered to any great extent the sporting activities of the Red Chinese
in their sassacres or American soldiers or of their current playful detention
of American soldiers despite the Screen truce.
Before urging specific actions concerning Lester Rodney and Cosmunist
sports coverage, pertinent questions are in order. They are-questions that
Published weekly. Copyright I955 by American laeineu Consultants, lac: J. G. Keenan, Pneidest; 'A. 2. Cullen, Vice-President; L. I. laden, Contributing Editor. ' 6
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disarmament proposals as placed before the United Nations, the 12-page. well-
printed reprint itself in pamphlet fors], snd an announcement of s Council
discussion at the Cornish Arms Hotel in Ibw"!ork City. Guest speakers for
the discussion, which is.about coexistence.-Ire listed as the Rev. Iilliam
Howaalslelish, whose record of Communist front affiliation is long and welf'
known and Kumse-Goshal, touted recently In the Qgily Iorgg; as "s well known
authority on colonialism." ' _
TheNHtiogal gggrdign. This ekly, vitriolic spreader of the Party lineis the paper whose editor, Cedriiégzlfrage, ens identified as a sovigt_agent
and is now under a deportation o er. It also is the paper through whiEEThF'
Red Chinese. during the Korean war, released lmerioan prisoner of war lists
which, in turn, were used to bring pressure against families of POIs for "peace"
statements. In a letter to "friends".of the paper, it is revealed that "you
have probably read between the lines of published Qugrdign fund appeals! that
our situation is more critical than we care to say in the columns of the paper."
The most critical part of the picture, the appeal explains, is a $9,000
revolving debt to the printer of the paper. ibout the possibly significant
extent of lawyers fees to fight the case of the paper's Soviet-aligned editor;
there is not a single word. _
A special reason for needing the money is explained as the Job of "get-
ting out a much-needed paper. which costs lots sore than its 6 cents a week
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cheaply and easily."
In return for support, the paper offers visions of great things to come,
and quickly. "This summer ahead," the fund appeal states. "is the most prom-
ising one in years. for peace, for exposing and ending the informer racket,
for getting back on the track of the New Deal."
!§y_York Committee for Protection,p§_[g;gigg_§g3n. As a key segment of
the nationwide Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. the New York group
is trying to raise $2,000 as its part of s national quota to pay the bills
for opposing designation of'the committee as a Communist front by the Sub-
versive Activities Control soars. _
Actually, the hearings would only put the final legal cap on a designa-
tion that already has been officially and frequently earned by the committee.
The Special Committee on Us-American Activities of the House of Representa-
.i:e5. as far back as 1944 cited the committee as "one of the oldest au:ili=arias of the Communist Party..." Attorney General Clark, in l94BT;ited the
group as "subversive and Communist". The California state committee on un-
American activities has similarly characterized it.
Despite this, as pointed out by this newsletter on larch 18, this Com-
munist front continues to attract such supporters as Irs. Franklinsloosevelt
who. earlier this year. wrote that-she had and was continuing to give money
to the group up until this year. -
The key charges that the oomittee says it now wants to fight with the
money it is soliciting are: that it defended the Soviet agent Gerhart Eisler:
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Informant rolatad that Ira. Roosevelt, Ibo indicated that u it
lea~r!.ng for lanai; in tha 2!; int-1;-Q, Lnvitod Han to lmeh at B3110 hrk,
In Iork, on Sunday, lugust 11, 1957, and noted that Inn Ibould bzdnghiarite and anyone 0100 In Iliad. I417 accoptod tho infitltim tor lm
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D 3I'd, and Q-In !!lM|'.-II,£@VBLi'¢ 1 accepted this roquut
ii 1 wartime chaty, uni had no tnrthcr usociation Iith tho cu-pnintion.
Ibex: queried about this orpnitltion I tolophonod their office and I'll
infer-aid that all iieh eaaittiis hid I-sea iseiat i"-n-=-a ta ifiiifil
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of funds used to run Committee are from Communist Party OP! budget. '
Aims and purposes of C.TDC continue to center around fund-raising for
. Smith Act defendants and publicity to defeat the Smith Act. CP line
in defense of Smith Act defendants compared with CJDC line. >
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In Hay, 1956, the CJDC published a leaflet captioned
What Is The 'Prioe of Liberty'T' This leaflet reads in part
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Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
The Geneva Conference neared a turning point, not
only for world affairs, but also for the defense of liberty
at home. Here is a brief summary of some of the main
developments over the last year and a half: ' y
1 _ JOE If! l'!lR'I'|H"V11 UB4-I 50!! w§nIa4.a-ab
HG GARTH? . . . lost his power to terrorize his
opponents and stay in the front page headlines.
2. Hodarthyism still continued
Att'y General BROWHELL, J. E. HOOVER, Senator
JAMES EASTLAHD and others try to continue McCarthyism.
uitheut the nenei Under the Smith Aet, the !eGerren.Aet
and the Hccarran-Halter Immigration Act and Congressional
Committee, the assault on the Bill of Rights continued.
3. Hrs. P. ;:FQpSEVEL& .Jf:'hnd other prominent
Americans asked for amnesty for Smith Act prisoners and a
moratorium on further indictments and arrests.
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h. Informer racket badly shaken
_, 51;, ,.H1BViE§Q%:gSOW, followed by other reoantinginformers, blew th id off the use of FBI professional
stool pigeons and exposed the inside workings of the
political frame-ups.
5. Iegro people marched toward freedom a
The hiitoric decision of the Supreme Court outlawing
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material mintaiaed at the headquartere of the lair Ilay tor ,-
Quba committee, Room 329, 799 Broadway, ll, II, !'h1e nterialwan nanea and addreeeei or individuals and organizations ' "
maintained on addreeaograph plates. ue particular group
or names and addreeaee pertain only to the IYC area.
tor the intozmtion or the Bureau 3 the earda
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April 2, 1941, to be on the Homen's Committee far that
¥°P- The letterhead of the organization carried the name
°1' "1" 3°"?! Luce, John D. Rockefeller III, and Mrs. 1I.D.
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HNITED calm nsfusa
In June, l9h7,
E ! e that the "united service to China,
known as "United China Relief,, a v s d
Incorporated," formerly
Incorporated", had been infiltrated by the Communists.
In 19149, this source was recontacted and advised
that thedoove information was obtained fI."Om*
persons intimately familiar with the internal
affairs of this organization. these persons reported
"that two of the coordinating agencies within the frame-
work of the above organizations have been identified as
Communist dominated organizations".
This source Id-vised that these persons requested
their identity not be disclosed. He said, however, that
all are prominent persons and are of known reliability.
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larch 21, 1954
IINCHFLL AID:
This week's issue o,f92 !Iews-Week magazine sags
"pon't be surprised if llccarthg calls a well-known columnist and
a Iashington correspondent, both Jlccarthy supporters, to support
charges against Army secretary Stevens. To counter this the
Army may charge that the columnist tried three times to uangle -.
a commission for ,pavidjSchine."'
P. 5. The columnist mentioned by 'Hews-Isak cannot
possibly be Falter Iinchelli -
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mvcgszz giro:
4 new book due in the store: on ya:-eh 30, entitled
92"yc ,'arthg and His Enemies, by l'i1lian*Buok1ey, Jr-, and
Brentwllosell phonetic! is a wonderful documentation of all
. arguments both for and agai net ICcG1"th-yo
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that President Roosevelt ond his wife did not know that
Lash nos o Communist. Joe Losh is one of the sop opinion '
solders, and has been for sony years, for the lean York post.
CQMBEWI?
Joseph PP-_:;osh _ ms formerly the
Iational Secretory of the Anericon student Union 30!. The
Bpeciol Commit-tee on Un-American Activities, as well as othercommittees, has oi ted ASH os ckgoamunist front. Loan nos
o close acquaintance of__lj§,!._.D.___,_ooseve_1o qnd lived for a
time at the Unite Houso._ Loan loos recently employed as the
United lotions correspondent for the Uleao fork Post.
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had learned the Congress "con-
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= inl disarmament on one aide
oi the Iron Curtain and not our
rthe other.
"Since I believe that die-
arrnament can only oorne about
; through co-operation among all
|intr-re:-ted nations. i eonnot in-I
done your program and must
theretone withdraw my previous
support.
_ - "I hope you will remove In!
, name from all publicity in con-
». nectlon with your eorta."
, The Oonlress. which Aus-
-tnliln government leaders
claim is Communist controlled,
had made extenoive ule 6! Mm!Roosevelt: name and I millllek
of support ohe lent to orna-I liters.
The Congress adiourned herei
November 1_1 but voted In Ito
nal aeaslono to ettabiilh I
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It was "obvious." ahe con
M? tinued, that Bunchc could not
2" have ouch "a good record oil.- aervice without loyalty." lthe world, but particularly in the
underdeveloped areas ct Asia.Ah-inn and aim ulna: P--a
"i'|'1iB'ng'ii1'e 't'¬FotKi r&'i 0:13
ies 1 the hThe lormer First Lady de-
plored the length oi tit-ne"J
Bum:-he had been "kept under in-
quiry." and said this waa "a peop o world av o are
criticism not oi Dr. Bunche. but non-white" the Nobel Peace Prize
may
lo follow Oornnilnkt prooagan-i
and to continue to have lnlih
democracy. White aaid..
ere were indication: today
t t Bunche'a 12-hour aeaaion
v in the International Organiza-
} t'i__ona Employee Loyalty Board on
uoeiday hid not %i-ted thefmatter. but no oicial conrma-
tion ot Iurther heartcga could heobtained. - ' '
Both Bunche'a counsel, Ernest
A. Grou, who Iormerly lerved aa
deputy U. S. representative at
the UN. and Pierce J._Gereiy.
the chairman oi the loyalty
board. leluaed all comment.
Bunche hhnaett was unavail-able. He had ne to Washing-
ton to attend t night'a White
I-Io-see n:-.er um.--..: cl
ror Haile Selaaaie.
Meanwhile. it was learned that
unche'a marathon aeaalon withuchhoardon Tueadag waa aaan °Pl>°l'lIll .aa_ an
},.-Mrs. Roosevelt: demand tor at its best." '
prompt vi.-:d!c:iio:: of Biinche
y 7 wai hy_WalteryWhite, ea-
For the iirstiime. Bunche wla
able to aubmtt at ieaat acme I
hil accuaera -- ex-Communi ta
Manning Johnaon and Lea er
Patterson-to direct croaaination. The board lacks mr
oi aubpena. and had Jo n
end Patterson %t :',;1>e-.r-ed ='ot=
tl;1t.ariiy. Bunche might not have
had the chance to deal withtheir
hostile testimony directly.
Secretary General 'Ha:nmaraIt-
joid, intenda to promote Bunche,
whoia|iowDtrectoro!thelrua-
teeahip to lm!" Un-dersecretary General air a
reorganization plan that h about
ready to be announced.ecutive aecretary at the Natl_ Mrs. hmk1in ¢1¢ Association tor the Advancevigorously deie ed Ralph J. of Colored P=<>1>1e- -
Bunche today and called on the "lll|li0III OI Amerimna
oyalty board to complete tnvesti- .10"! III train: alvtlt andation oi '- UN oiciii -oi----' -"--
3.! It aeeme to me that a man:
=5 record when he has oerved lilo
=- country and the UN I0 welt
z ahouid preclude any lengthy ex-
-amination I or loyalty," Ira.q noun: Ivuun ii iii iilii
acemly lam. White aid.
He expressed shock thatguestion should be raised about92Lr:c.he'a lolyfaity. _ ' 'a elonz opponent of
oolnmonlsm, he added. I gladlystake whatever reputation I umpoaaeoa on Dr. lanchea unq -tiled ioyaix and integrity."--White rved that aii oven
oz our rnethoda 0! inveatiga-winner was one o! the
lgreat aymhola of Ameri
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Inrnlntnsnenanmn-uwunmrs.Ttu92kl|{D Rooeevdt at Idlenld Axrporl yesterday
osevelt In. S__ays
9t Beat iiedsMrs_ R0
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Iibhbemgubenaunhvenevsmledlt before
" She ulna-lbed Oammunm are
Arrmngntldlerd lnderlllteilhrush
Ineeeveltweleeeun Ihnmlhemetinetlo
wbereeereun lhne-querterhnua-lam
wemirr enlli pa-Inn
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I-usierllrs. Franklinn _ .1-!I-s. Baueeelt. she 22:2and eeenee oi eocomp1kh.mem.. - - ' - e
_ iunne e-I
neawmummmctwmmfne eomewhetlllnlrmy - r ~
." while$1 the obvious nonem-ente of the notion.
; ti-Deeoraing communist eehooi-
Iedeed HI. the epeeker ecknow
ltrict eovermnent eupervlel en.
Iutlold enitea Nation: Week
"...the1-e
of
hveeaom in getting an duel.-beheenherethet.
I eamet-hlne that meets
Turnlnetoenotherespectot
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tched the public health net-I
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one rear
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Jlre. Rooeevelt eonhutedIhus orumm. record mm theEon non-existent. medicalmee under 'ree.r1et rule. .
I -She told nearly I00 listeners
is the lluno-we: Hotel met
leoounllehmu or this eort
Qeepli visitors fromer-aevuopea count-nee so
lode! Union. I3
"The Soviets een,ny We
' eretend-t.het'e just where
were 40 were Ito. " lire."
t eeid.
' --Gee mu am. by eneppu-em]
entltlon at Pavlov: theories.
nee leaders me pmdueeu e
Fluhlive and II-131113 dil-
populeoe. _
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Io! our adversary ls unconetrue.
uve" em! weeeeu !cu"~[ree,ter
understanding. -
In wmludine her eaaress.
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led Nations";
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Iashinqton, D CI _
has furnished relia information in the past, advised
he lesrned on date that luravev is planning to visit
Mrs. Franklin . Roosevelt in gyde Park. New York, on
oul?_3I'1$6r. '»cc£f¬I= ¬E the source, -drcvev statedlira. Roosevelt had invized him to bring his wife with hill, 92and to plan to stay over Jhly 4th. luravev added that
Mrs. Roosevelt had stated she was delighted that he
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its inception, it has conducted over 400
approximately 1500 people connected withspace in the United Nations
t id nublicitu SinceD [IUD --- _---.. r._.._----'- _.-.--
social events and entertained
the United Nations. Its
stated aim is to increase good will and understanding between Americans
and representatives _ f the United Nations nenber states. It isaffiliated with thejational Council of Ionen of the United States, _
Inc. This background material forwarded by Lodge was furnished tothe U. -5. Mission in New Iorh City by the organization itself. 92called attention to the fact that the names of severalgre thg nringingl fiagrgg in thig gggigl nrgnrgm gppggr 9292' ' "' _ J" "' 'I U I7 ' "' "' J" U "' '
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results of a check of Bureau files on these names. He also stated
that in the future the State Department would probably desire to have!!
other names of persons connected with this program checked through __
our files.
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In June 1951., et tne lugpeetion of the United Btetee llileion
Ind the ietionll Council of Homer. of the Uni ted States, the United Ietionl
Hone Hosp-1e..1it§' Group was eel-ehliahe-:1 to provide I2. appo.-tunity for delegate;
and their fem: lie to nee. Amer! cue en 1:. infonnl ueeie in their hclel,
both ir. tne city and in the cauntzy neertg". The group worked directly with
the Chief of Pro: r.» of tne Ur-iteo Iieti are and the Lilieon Officers
througt. whom oaxtecze 92-"'.'. dene.-.a 92-'0?! ini tzeliy lune. '.Il.e haepitelity
Group er-efull!' eeierte! met: mi haeteeeee to meet on e perennel heeil Im-
bers of deflegeti ne with eimiur irtereete.
B; Sine 1956, with the increeee in lube:-ship of the United
Nations uni the reuniting erldithnel loed on the Protocol Section, it wee
recap-.1 ee t;-at greeter ee:-v;-:1 culd be TIIIJQTQ5 by having e profeeeionel
desist;-at et the United hetione. Pith the he}; of the Cnief of Pmtscol and
the ltpruvel of the E.r.e:.-utive ias1||te.:.t to the Serreter; Genere, e desk wee
let ilp on October 1, 1956 in Bane 202 eijecent to the Pntoool Section
telephone Pbeu J.-3.234. ext-ereiane 2635 and 3601.!. This bl! Iede it poeuible
to continue in clr-ee liaison vtitr. tnlt Section Ind to work lqre directly with
delege-ee Vhu ere coming in increasing nunbere to eveii thceelvee of tne
eer-vice: of the ¢rou;,., giving e fer better opportunity of finding out the
-reel nnne end interest: of both delegetea and their flailiell.
lleetinge were held with tihi.-titer! Ietione Ii:-epi teliity Oognittee
» of_t_-ge City of In York under lire._.Zrenk.1in Dinoeevelt end Hi!: Jee*g__92_e_tte; ' J -"' "" 'I__ *1 f ' ---_--__. """§gr.g;-Peer ee well II with the Volunteer Service! of the Secretariat in order
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' Ch July 31, 1959, n condential interment who
has furnished reliable intormntion in the past advised that
ltrs. Franklin Qoosevelt, 202 56th Street lest, New York
lg, New York, npiproached Ii16§l:iv Buzek, Czechoslovak
Anbssshdor to the United States, at which time she noted
that she was sorry that the Ambassador was unable to be in
New York at the same time she was. She turther stated that
she yould be out oi town until August ll, 1959, and request-
ed that the Ambassador visit her at Suite 1947; Park-Sher
Hotel Newat on
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hypge? FEDERAL.BUREAU OFINVESTIGATION
lhnqbi ndih New Orleans, Louisiana
nhb February 2, 1962
unxnown sunancr; THREAT T0 noun
iicnoun PLANT, uarxonnn Rsnonnvrxcs
AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION!, cnsr
MENTEUR HIGHWAY, new onnsans, LOUISIANA
FEBRUARY 2, 1962
2 1962,
a telephone operator in
the communica ons sec of this plant received an
anonymous telephone call from what sounded like an .elderly man. He said the caller told H
that he had something that "Would blow e plan
to Cuba," and that all of the persons in the lichoud
Plant Building had better leave within a few minutes.
He said the individual did not say there was an
explosive in the building but that-he made the above
inference to that effect. He stated the caller further
made some mention to the effect that someone should
kidnap'the President and his wife, apparently referring
to the President of the Un ed States and made somemention of llrs. Franklin Dgihizvosevelt, wife of former
President Roosevelt. The a ement concerning Hrs.
Roosevelt was not understood by_ and the
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19414,:-requesting intervention in the aforementioned hearings
and also in cated that corresponded with HonorableCI.-z1_92?CE.__B0OT1-Ig%£E , House of Representatives; Washing§p_[14__D,_§.,on June 19, 19 4, requesting her to introduce a 'bii1 in
Congress permitting him to stay in the Uniwd States unha-1:
for the duration of Uorld War II. '
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I:-enkluw D. .ooeevelt decle
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$ad acted oelf-defense In the
mam: ma ehould not rel;
considered In lglruoor. LH5. ":uI.|3c VEii in-iii time iibnInuit in Q new: conference. Show
cum to clump to participate u Adm I. Stevenson: elm-b' wind-up.
do not oondoerinu tree!1| on egg!-ouor." In. Roosevelt,Q54, " he lifted In lei!-defense.",
In. Roosevelt deemed that;lneel hm! lncreuingly become"5eleag'uered" as 1 result of thenI-isenhower policy at p¢!1!|.l!;!.ln|!92{grru to ow to the nu states;
_vm1e retuem; 1;:-me!
B "buy ulvalent weapons."am. Rtaqosevelt declared may
due regarded Hr. Stevenson:Eoipoctl of on-1-yin; New York:mam E15!-emre bod been
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92 Pan InorkrMrs. Franklin D.>§gg:§velt|!beld lorth at a' preaa wafer-
distE1'5e"<T5§ what sh 'c' ed a ence tn the Shoreham HoteL ea-
actionanr trend." came hen plalning the eommittee'a back-
1, _ "mm jround, Its plans, and Ila hopes.mtnrgmllttge .1323 1'3: pubBl'l1hNDW 63, ahe has not changed=1-_ ireaili iiii the time when aha?_ I1 ls called m wu first Lady, although aheM *5 ' ' *- m "}"° mtdid aeem to have trouble hear-
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1 *;, __* _ r in America." She same forcesF-I-*-'-'~-"" =' ' zlwmcn have blunted the edle at Q8 WEI 21 1'53
1 America: world leadership, one t
' said. are largely nlponaible tor; =___ react.ionathornefortheta1k --""-""'L about a controlled meceaaion.
lor all but deotroylnl the led- -
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her prepared ataternent. "is not
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recent years, dimming our ob¢ ms Commhwe hum to-take.Jecuves and iunierminlna om'|folmhstq3rln:1nf'a "COHECIQDCQ 1|! OIIPIQIVQI llld jllldur h. Rh mn I- each other. lnthis atmoa'phere.~ F-the koowlaothlng and thelwllhllton ""P"""'" "' .
den-iagogue have their oppor-fthe National Jewish -fieliare
tunity and make the most at -icing j; gm; ghm-mm
the executive hoard tZhe'
Othe embers dom-lt. although they speakfor a tiny minority. . -
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this Nation, to restate them in
simple and popular terms as ob-
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the lacts Upon which the
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welt if her statement waant,
tact, an attach on the
bower Administration."
She lnttsled that the was
In: primarily with iasues, an
ahe aaid the a"'mhlmael£ it 1 - '- er was dealing properly "
_arit.ht.hoaeJasues.e.,--,_.1 _/_________...___. At one 1:01:11. however; the --"_. laughed and did openly disagree /
with General Eisenhower. Ame»Erter told her Lhat the
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had cited the '1-ennenee Valley
'Authority aa aoeaample .a£=
creeping aoelalism. _ ;
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that. ahe aaid.
Hrs. Booaevelt, although h-:
' dating that the National Issues
Committee was nonpa.rLiaan,92
didn't dispute a reporter: ob-
narration that It Was tnp-heavy
with Democrats. 8h: aaid that;
members of both parties had
l|eeu invited to join, but thatf
la! more Democrats tad ac-_' ,1. _ U >4exmve lireetor '92e ttee. add It Ia:hoped that Republican: would i
aeoept in time. Pryor uaed to
he a tamlliar gure in Washing-
ton when he a-as a news eom~
enemator [or the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
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reted in the state oi Louisiana. _ 1
former Tulane University Professor, was Field
Gneirznen ior enbject ornzetion. _ i
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Committee oi subject organization. Purpose of
organization reported to be the "Uniting of
forces in the S"-uth that ere trying to bring
about better working conditions and greater -
aemocracy to e11 oi the working people or the
South. Information eet out concerning indivi-
, duels connected with subject organization in _
' Qnieiege lnveetigetion 1'!-'?§B_1§ no eotivity on
part oi organization in the state of Louisiana.
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According to the report submitted by II--2, the tiratoonrerence
cf" subject organi tion Ias heid at Birmingham, Alabama in oiambor, 1936, atwhich Mrs. EIEF-NOR:§O0SEVE1.T was one of the honored speakers. The report to-_ ~
gfleota that the pro was dominated by radicals, " _'"-*3-
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On lay s, 1956, Bpeoial Agent, _personally observed thst the Southern Conference Educational _Fund, Incorporated SCEP!, continues - B on $01!», B22 L5:=;.;;5o Street, Iesr Orleans, s observed _ _.
on the sass date in the office at theibeadquerters or the 8G!I._ __h
The Southern Patriot," oftieia1_or5sn ot_thescar, in the April, 1956, issue listed the editorial and exeou- A
tive offices or the 80!? as Room E04, 622 Perdido Street, leeOrleans 12, Louisiana., The Office or Publication ot "The 8outh- I
ern Patriot is listed in this issue as 150 Tenth Avenue lorth,
Fashville, Tennessee. ' f '
B. Bogge of Activities _ H, ._ "
Oonrioentiai Informant '1?-2,_yho_has furnisheg relia-tle into:-estion in the past, made available issues of "e ioiith-
ern latriot" tor the months of December, 1955, and January, -Petr-us.ry, Hsrch and April of 1956, whioh rerieet that the ssopeor the activities or the 8021' continues to be the publication of
Tue Southern !'atriot," i - - A _
the January, 1956, issue, Volume ll, Io. 1 gee 1,eoium 1, oarried an article entitled "'.lhe 8681': i9l$- , A -
Brier History, A Erooé heoo:-:".," erhioh set !or1:-h e enronoiogieaiIus'ess.r,7 or 805? projects over the past ten rears which is set
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to reflect the present officialnime of the organization. " '
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TE. UEZITSD ZLTIOIZS, IEO.
ILLIIRUIS AND GEE-.TI'Ei
61116->G0 DIVISION
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The Liaison Committee of the United Nations '
Lasociation is achedullti. to hold a conference on
£1:-1'11 21, 1956, and it is believedthat Mrs. ELEFJIOR
ROOSEVELT will be invited to this conference. ",
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SUBJECT: C-'A'fJ{'}ED
u CO?-T-1IT'IEE Foe; _CI-T§[_I.11_DI-f§._I-FOF NE-.».' YOi-=J{QIE1IC., aka "
CiT1zens'Cohfittee on Giildren
of New York Ci:y, Inc.
INFOENATICN CONCERHING
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,1 Tue ti le is c anged to reflec; add;.ionalDATE? §/31/60
name I
Ci:igens Committee on C;ildren of New York City, Inc.
I. Location "
The current NYC Telephone Director: for toe
boroug of Kanqaptan lists t e C tizens Committee for
C ildren of NYC, Inc., at 112 East 191: St., Eangattan,
NY, telephone number SPring T-3800.
II. 0rigin7andWRqrpose
On 5/5/50, at tné NY County Clerks Office, NYU,
exami 0 tne Certifica"e of Incorporation SA ne -
#2202 for tne Citizens Committee on Children of NYC,
wzici certificate was filed 3/16/U5. Toe purpose of
comtittee was set out as follows:
"To promote the well=being and nappines
cnildren of NYC and as a means to that end;
To conduct, carry on, sponsor and promote stdlies, _Inco 3
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tie cause and melnod of prevention and removal of.2oni:ibnsadverse to tne full growtn and development of tne?b3Qies»
and minds of tué children of NYC; .
To locate, classify, interpret and evaluate92Qfincip1es and procedures relating to any of the tomeI - _-2 7* . . __,__ _,_ I - -
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irg to, or conneczed with any of tne foregoing;
Io aid and assis. and to work in conjunction and
in cooperapion win; individuals, groups, corporations,
organize ions, governmenzs and government agencies of all
kinds lawfully engaged in fos_ering or attaining any of
1 1 fcregoing purposes;
To do any and all lawful acts and tnings union
may be necessary, useful, sui able, desirable, or proper
for ine fur: eramme, 2CC6Tp1iS;EiS or ai:ai:nents of
any or all of one foregoing purposes.
Tie corporation s;all not be operazed for profit
id no part of the net earnings of the corporation shall
"are to zne benefit of any member or individual.
No substantial part of the activity of the
corgoration snall consist of carr;ingon propaganda or_»-92 'dm.=!.¢_: a¢-+Av--n*- +I92 lr'|'F'1nlpv92ln'lA|--l¢~1r_~|# Ar,92J---':n'-92|-_§_ gab:--.Pv ||v92J ii- J-@§Lif -Ll:bJ-.§.LQ-u-I-92J-AI
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of i;e corporation in :1: corporation papers:
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the following persons on
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Dr. VICLA W. '-"Mrs. RICf~fA%
Dr. WILLIAM H:BRISTOW
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Dr. ROBERT w:'E
Hrs. MARSHALL/FIELD
DI . ROI-1.1. GA NSMrs. mwnqguacsrtzrwsaMiss HELEN_.HLL. "*1"
Miss HELEN M. anazzs
Mrs. THOMAS B./'ESS
7../. T"Toe Up:-ooted" or 19514, 11s=.s; .e Board of Dinecuors of CCCNYC:
Miss AT-."x'/.-L/CJSTLER
swans? r~:,zIsAAcs
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Dr. ALICE v ..:.mz:=.Piss A1i I¬ALLDr. I-TAPEZY D.1ggJsE
Mrs. SA}-TEL A. LEWISOELN
EDWIN Jr-f_.U'KAS
IRA S-1-"ROBBINS
Mrs. F?A}3{'LT.I!..D/ROOSEVELTMrs. JUAN .. TRIPPE
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As a result of the Director's inquiry concerning a
nashington Capital News Service item dated 5-19-60 regardinga rally at the Madison Square_Gar6en, New York Citq, 5-i96O,sponsore by the National Committee for a Sane Nuc_ear Policy
2C.;J.P!, r1emoranc=.:m to_ 5-20-60 furnlshe the
bachgroun of the KC5hP and anvised that the_results of the
5-19-60 meeting would be furnished upon receipt from theNew York City Jffice. - '
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of Kansas an? 1936
another EC3Ylf ofairtel 5-20-60 advised at this rally was
speakers were glfrg M L non, former Governor
nepubiican presidential caniate who"a¬rocaterheads of state in the near futurelto agree on
a way to control nqo§eartestiny' Governor G, Kenna gnillians ., . __ _ .. _ V » _-... _i__..._._- ._._._H . .y.l_
of hignjgnn; Norman-Ihomas,_well-known socialist; Horarlinsins,editor of 1e*:a:orcsg"nevi@w" and co-chairman oftE §@3§5rTn3committeeé;Dr. Haro1Qiia¥lor, former president of Sarah LawrenceCollege;Pnabbi Israe,4Go éstein of Congregation B!nai Jeshurun;Walter P'i;ether, §résiet of"the United auto Workers; ané ;Q~C1arEnE¬'%i¬PiEEett, executive secretary emeritus of the AmericanFrien6s'3er The Lonmittee and the'other co-chairman of the { I
committee. Mrs. Franklin D.92Roosevelt was disclosed as a co
New Yo:disruptive incidents aring this rali¥ according to the New York C1I§- Police Deoartment which aviseo that 7 500 attened the raliy- chairman of the meeting; A1lspeakers"urged banning nuclear tests.
Office further aévised that there were no
an that after the rally ziproximately 3 0Q" persons walkeo to theUnited Nations building wiere a meeting lee by a prayer for'pe§e
was held.
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_ fwe first part of th.s article/coamenta node
bu I. F. STONE regarding the KHEUS CAB? visit to the
U.S.A. He states that it will be a symbol af saiiqfac ion
for millions of peorle on earth to see the bastion states-
man and the American President skqke hands on the steps of
the Fhite House. The second paragraph states that the _
death of JHHJ FOSTEH DHtLES brought about a change in U. J.
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usaia and he also cbjecie to inviting ¢3h'"~CX£J to visit
in the inited Ltates. 52$§E's comments in this article are
ended by stating that FI5EQ§wLQii8 eight years as fresicewt
Pill soon be history. All/Jill beuforgvtten if I-he
lresident, who started his tern in office by ending the var
in Korea, will lay the foundation for peaceful coexistence
with the Soviet Union.
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by war and that it will take a great many years to put that
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sent a teldgram to the President asking for his promise
that nuclear weapons will not be given to other countries,
but will be retaznea by the Haired ata.ee. fats ielegra
also aeks jbr the outlawing of all jutarc nuclear tcs e.
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5,.,JE¢,; AFRICA namznsn AND AID FUND
INFORFIATION CONCERNING
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entitled,"African Defense ano Aid Fund, ADAAF! "Bridge
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ELEANOR ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK
BEFORE THE GREATER B%TON COMMITTEE
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will speak at a Sunday dinner meeting of the Greater Boston
mmittee for a Sane Nuclear Policy on Sunday. January 24, at 12:30 p.m.. at the Hotel
merset in Boston. Her subject will be:
How to Stop Nuclear Testing
She will be introduced by Senator Leverett Saltonstsll of Massachusetts. All supporters
of the Greater Boston Committee for s Sane Nuclear Policy, and any other persons in-
terested, are invited to be present. Tickets for the Sunday dinner are obtainable at $5.00
each, from the office of the Greater Boston'Committee at 130 Brattle St., Cambridge, or
by mail addressed to P.O. Box 75, Cambridge 38.
BOTH SIDES URGED BY THOMAS E. MURRAY TO SCRAP H-BOMBS
In Pasadena, Calif., on Dec. 9, Thomas E. Murray. former Atomic Energy Commis-
sioner, urged that both the United States and Russia dismantle nuclear weapons with a
power equivalent of a million tons of TNT. Mr. Murray urged that the United States take
the lead in the proposal and that the weapons be taken apart on "neutral territory" and
on a matching basis, weapons for equal weapon". -
77% OF AMERICANS WANT TO CONTINUE THE H-BOMB TEST BAN
The Gallup Poll on Dec. l announced the results of a poll on continuing the ban on
the testing of nuclear weapons, which President Eisenhower is currently continuing on
a day-to-day basis. The question asked was:
The United States and Russia have made an agreement to stop testing
H-bombs until the end of this year. Would you like to have this agree-
- ment continued next year, or not?
The results were: YES 77%
' NO 11%
No opinion 12%
PRESIDENT ENDS 1'4 MONTH BOMB TEST MORATORIUM' Editorial!
The nuclear bomb test moratorium which expired Dec. 31 represented a small but
clearly visible and positive direction in American foreign policy. Thomas Murray's
statement above points further in the creative policy direction the President has rejected
We regret the abandonment of this position for the apparent purposes of diplomatic
bargaining. Our government's action may well lead not to an agreement to stop nuclear
bomb tests, but only to stop atmospheric fallout-producing tests, while continuing the
nuclear arms race.
REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE GREATER BOSTON COMMITTEE
Regular meetings of the Greater Boston Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy take
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