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Latte; lg-gm the Bureau ta !asb.i.ng*..<~.n Pi
Division dated October 4 1941- Report of 3P9¢i~'=11A.g-antéo wmmrar the
Iashington Field Division dated 10/21./41.
Rqmrt of Special Agent c." A. mrmmn" of
the Iashington Field Division dated 10/25/41.
This in the Joint report of Special Lgenjbs
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-The unidentified mes men took [taxicab and was
followed by Agent Talburtt to Madison S .13 - arden and was
observed talking with of the
Ga.rd-n Corporation. Ag nt burtt contacted
an effort to ascertain the name of the
person rstated that he produced a letter
signed by ERG-1 and in brief the letter requested
that the bearer be ed to the garden on thi e've'ning.It
should be In ntioned at this rticular da which was .. _ ' ea? we sf» p ..__{_ZI&
Uctober 36th, CHARLES . LINDBERGH and SENATOR HEIHIR wereguest speakers at a1r;!§n2aIcA FIRST P.A'I.Y. #
c '= -= steted he did not 1 persons mm- but told him that
the letter would not admi him to this pcrfomance and suggested
that he go to the °th 5 reet entrance of Uadison square Garden
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special requests andpas..-s for admittance to performances such
as these.
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same unidentified white man talking with
J! this person had left contactedand observed the
an 1. ort to find out the name of this individual.
informod Agent Tslburtt that he had tried to gain admission
to the garden this evening on the strength of having a letter
signed by GHARILIS A. LINDBERGE, how-aver, he would not admithim. qstated that no did not recall his name but in
the event e same individual rc.-turned ha would make an effort
to obtain his full name, address and the content of th: letter. '
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dprings, Florida. The group is so tied up with commercial fish:
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an island located very near Fish Island and Bird Island, whihL
at cOPHh3DE3TR0YED Understand that the "Towers" has been one of t e I-r;j;
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July 51, 1942-
Regarding the Germans coming into the U.S.A. A confidential contact said
that from Fort Meyer to Bonita Springs on the Gulf Coast of Florida you will nd
hundreds of islands.
col. Lindbergh visited some of these islands four times since 1939 and it i
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colums 7 an , and is continued on page 6-A, colwma 1, 2, 3, and
1,, and page 7, column 1, which item mentioned that the document _
secret war plan! becéme availsble to the liashingtm Times Herald
and the Chicago Tribune on December 3, 19b1, weawthe result of s, .
leak. The original or the above war plan, or and Hevy estimate,
is dated September ll, 191.1, and was prepared by_theA1_-my
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"A. No-do I know anyone who would have access to those
different safes?
"Q. Yes,
"A. No, I thought they were all indiviual. I think that is
true.
Ill -- 4-..-1" 4....o. Do you have any'suspicions or any uniormcu ideas in Jour-
mind about this thing?
~ "A. No, I still adhere to my original idea about thatmthing,
whether it is right or wrong. ;-
"Q. I mean as to any personal, not to any political, status
it might have-
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"Q. You have no idea hon any such a plan or tabulated series
of papers could be»-
"A. I don't know whether there was such a plan or tabulated
series of papers. I just don't know that; I have seen nothing. Io one
has told me that there was such a plan. I have heard this said in conver-
sation among officers that that was a part of a plan--I don't remember
the designation; this was aftersards. Here's sonethinw I have heard ofI have heard of an al1out effort, and in the discussion of personnel for
that all-out effort I have heard that we would have somewhere between
6U0,0Q_and a million men in the army air force. If you checked that
thing out that means that we are going to have anywhere from forty to a
hundred thousand officers. we had eighteen hundred, I believe, three
years ago, so you can see what a tremendous expansion it would mean.
"Q. Where did that knowledge come from?
"A. I don't know,
lt TAPHH The allegation is made from some source that this
plan was not handled by someone in the War Department direct to a news-
paperman, but that it went out through channels on the basis of a personal
liaison between someone rather prominent in the isolationist group who
had connections in the Ear Department and other connections on the hill
or in newspaper circles. Naturally in an inquiry of this kind the name
of Colonel LIEEBLRGH comes into discussion and I Wondered if you knew
anything about Colonel LINDBE¢GH's connections in the Air Corps-who he
might have a business association with, what his associations there wore.
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Squadron of the Missouri
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s commn or o transport_Iing, end Colonel LINDBERGH were very good
friends. I,mot Colonel LIHDBERGH through Colonel LOVE. Colonel LINDEEHGH
hree_tinos to see Colonel LDVE when Colonel LOVE
to be visiting me here in Washington and Colonel LIQDBEBGH
to be hero. The first tine was about three and a hé1$:years
ago. He was on active duty at that time in the army. The negt time
was about two year: after that-about two and a half years o§Ttvo year:
ago. As a matter of fact, he was not at my house at that thee, he_les
only at my house twice. I am trying to figure out the approximate dates.
. I should say it was about two years ago this past fall. HARRY hA1L KNIGHT,has been
happened
happenedto mg house t
V who was one of Colonel LINDB&RH'S backers in the Spirit of St. Louis
flight, was visiting me and Colonel LINDBEhGH was at the Hey-Adams Hotel,
and we wont to so: him that afternoon for about an hour. The third time
I saw Colonel LIKBBIRGN was, I should say, about eighteen months ago and
I E1 basing the doto on this: It was before colonel LQVL was on active
duty, and he Went on ootire dot? loot Soptonbor or Cotobor, somewhere
around there. Colonel LINDBQRGH was in town and Colonel LOVE knew it
and called him and he came on out and chewed the fat.
' '1 "LIELFlR!.;'.IlIT em-mono: You said }'O.l he1pe<__!,9
"It. Yes. Innyway, ho cane out .'.'.:.r" . »:T1r:'..'*-1': tin» * "~ - The
and it was prior .2 t¢at. 1 u:uJ't
to this :mr' l u0I92"L r;;;o1'r what his
connections in the Mar Department are. 1 have heard gossip, you know,
never that thor; xas-that he knew a friend of Colonel ShITE's. I
told anything about it. - ''WC:.S
_ - . "HR. Th: Iou haven't soon LISQBHHRJ in thé'last
months? I assume that when he was in town it was his custom
the War Lepertmant to the Air Corps?eighteen
to some into
_ tn. I wasn't on active duty than so I don't know.
_ > _ "Q. Since you have been up there the past for months? In
L other words, hes Colonel LINDBEHGH cope into the War Department in the
-/ - Air Corps sinceiyou have been on-duty?
A. I haven't heard from Colonel LLUEBPJSH since th;t night
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I went on duty in January, January 2, if I am not mistaken, of this
year and I haven't heard from him directly or indirectly. I see
. Colonel LOVE every so often and he hasn't mentioned seeing him, and
I am sure he would because they were very close friends.
"Q. Do you know of any other officers that are close friends
of Colonel LINDBEHCH?
"A. The Colonel SMITH that I was talking about-he was on
General Staff and I believe in Germany, and he may still be'th:re} I
don'tknow. Colonel LOVE is one of my best friends, but Colonei*IINDB3RGH
was an acquaintance." Lieutenant BRADFORD advised that the Colonel SHITHreferred to is Colonel THURAQKSMITH.! *
"Q. Do you know of any other officers that LINDBERGE was
acquainted or intimate with, or friends with by your own knowledge or
by hearsay?
"A. No, I don't. At the time he was on active duty here
I an speaking of Colonel LINDBERCH.!, he was, I believe, in a board
for the development of aircraft. The night he was out there our dis-
cussion was on what kind of an airplane he needed for observation and
we had ajlong discussion on that. Some others were present that night
Colonel/HAIDEN and RUI'ALXANDLh of Time Magazine, Lo Wa5 formerly
commanding officer of the 110th.P
"Q. Do you know Kajor LANPHERE?
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McCann & Erickson, Inc., in civilian life and we handled lots of accounts
Ford, Standard Oil. Major LAUPHEHE was working for Ford on a new engine,
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"Q. Do you know anything about the relationship between
C~eneral,~{1 .PUSIIJ5 and Colonel LII-IDBERC-H?
"A. I have been very intimate with General COUSIIB for a
number of years and there is no relationship. '
"Q. There is nothing to believe that General COUSITJ might
know about Colonel LINDBERGh's contacts and associations, etc.?
A. No, sir, General COUFIVS is my best friend and if there
was anything-- as a matter of fact, I think he is very much oppo ed to
LINDBBRGH.
"Q. That was what I was anxious to know, because people who
are not too friendly with others know more about them than their Cnemiet.
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with him 24 hours a dav, but I know that in the normal intercourse
that people have in their daily lives he would have mentioned something
about it. I dont know whether this is of any value to you or not. I
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He is a distant Swede; that is my impression of him. He is hard headed
and he does what he thinks, what he is convinced is right. Ithink he
is thoroughly honest with himself. I am basing this on the past years.
To show you the guy's character, in that flight he made to Paris he put
up more money than anybody else. It took all he had. One of
friends, a St. Louis man by the name of EARL THOMPSON, put ug
or maybe $2500.00 for that flight, and he tried to discourage
making it. He said Well after all Hr. TKOFPSO" 'ou talk J 3 i ' _ " -'3 3 __
danger of it. Is there a more pleasant death than drowning?"H? dear
$1000.00
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they always take that chance. I think that describes the working of
the guy's mind, knowing what little I know about him.
He made another comment which I think is descriptive of the
character of the guy. he were giving him the raspberry at my house that
night three and a half years ago about not being able to get along with
the newspapers. He said he got along with the newspapers all right, but
he also said, "I have this criticism to make of the nensyapers--it is
the only business I know of where the most inexperienced man makes the
contact with the people." And that is true. Cub reporters are sent out
and the good men stay in and do the rewriting, etc. That was
He is just a distant cold Swede.
on duty here.his common
"A. No. Colonel LINDBEHGH was on that board with Colonel
HAIDEN and you could ask Colonel MAIDEN about him. he never called me
when he came to Jashington. He never called IHIL or anybody. PhIL
Colonel LOVE-would find he was in town and call him ug and say hello.
The conversations that I overheard or participated in were normal con-
versations that people have,-like how is AKHE and the children, and
that sort of stuff, family and things of that sort."t.
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that Petain does not represent the French people;
Petain, ofall people, the man who won the great-es
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Phil investigation predicated on I'6porii that arrow had been found on roof
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weeksn Le Jolie etated that about Ii: or eaten
ego he wee up on the roof of the building he rents removing lone of the
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en arrow and the letter "E" on thie roof. Further observation revealed
the letter: epelling the|na.ne La Jolie" on the roofs of three adjoining= buildings. ' "* 1" H,'_,;-F,-. ' e_ :-
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atone Qd replacing it with a iigt tan stone, thereby creating a sharp
contrast to the dark grey color of the balance of the roof. The arrow evidently
had been eo placed to point north and the letter '11 to indicate the direction.
' !'he three adjoining building all have e similar type roof
which is covered with the sane type of roofing. Inch of the four buildinge
has approximate]; e fifty-foot front. On the three adjoining buildings the
name La Jello! no spelled in letters fifteen feet high and approzinately
fourteen feet et the base. i'he letters were formed using this sane kind '
of material es tree used for the arrow. Due to the contour of the roofs sf
the bnildinge, the rain had evidently washed some of the stones down which
ruined the clear-out outline of lost of the letters.
_adv.ised the buildings oi-o owned by I-a Jolle
Company, Limited of which
I-a Jolle. Company,
Limited which owns the four buildings on Girard Avenue on which the arrow
and letters were found. further stated he was not aware of the
fact that the letters he§._921een laced on the buildings but suggested
light know something about ito
interviewed at his office at
October 9, 1942, stated he had. forgotten all about t e srrovarai letters on
the roofs of the buildings owned by Le Jolls Co Limited. He related
that about twelve years ego a at Le Jolla,
had cone to him after receiving a request from some Government agency
siggesting that a civic-minded person in La Jolla be approached with reference
to placing the name of the city on some roof so it would he visible fromthe air. as P1-ecalled, the purpose vae to assist civilian pilots
flying along 2 e coast in that vicinity. ste.ted a short time
afterwards he had the letters and the name of the city placed on the roofs
of the buildings at hie expense. He received a letter from some Government
agency thanking him for his cooperation. He did not recall the name of the
agency referred to but was of the opinion he still had the letter in his
fii! s and if so, would provide any additional ilirnation contained therein.
_.1lthll etated he would he very willing to
take the necessary steps o have the arrow and Bters eliminated ehould it
be deemed advisable to do so.
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of a certificate oi appreciation issued by Daniel Guggenheim Foundation for
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Dear Sir:
In accordance with the Bureau: teletype dated May 7, 1941,
directed to all Special Agents in Charge, current information is being
set forth in this communication concerning memberships and strength of
subversive groups in the Newark District, It will be noted that date
regarding these groups are reported.under classifications es follows:
"German Organizations and Activities"; '0ommunistic Organizations end
Activities" and "Italian Organizations and Activities,
§ERM.A.N 0RG§1§T _I_ E41; Ql5?$__AF-I-T1 AQ¬lI_VL_I}§§_JGERMAN mmmcnr sumo 92 /nwnmn-nnrrsclmn vo1.x$BlImJ!. Most
recent infer tion indicates that the total of members and serious sympathizsrs
now is not more than 5000 in the state of New Jersey, The adverse publicity
this organization has received e s result oi the arrest and conviction of its
principal lenders has apparently caused many pro-Nazi persons to ciirsot their
sympathies to_other organisations, The present members, are, however more
zealous as e. result of the thinning ranks, Ibis group is mestiné limb 1"!
in the open and is exhibiting a tentiency to hide behind other organizations.
It appears that the following organizations have been used as_ shields for
activities or the German American Bumi: _ '* 1 " **' RECORDED n n~rn1:xno§T"" zf 72 0 -3/,United German Societies oi Hudson County ~m_HT, éztgff "_92'- W "'***'~* "" Turn Verein, North 7orgsn, How ersei ..=_- "_"U OF L§"55T'G'.3, V, Yolkechor else known as Hucleon Conn 3- gO1kmm %.ig{¥1
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my 9, 1941
tcr the Bond appears to be Schuetzen Park, North Bergen, New Jersey.
Prior to Charles A4 Lindbergh's speech at Manhattan Center,
Net York City, New York, on April 23 , 1.941 an Agent of this office received taroI tickets to the speech with the purchase or a copy of the Bund newspaper, "Thenee American Deutscher Hec1;I_'}11§__p.r1d Beobechter" atyfcare Hindenburg,Irvington, New J reey. "" F"
Information received in this office indicates that the German
American Bond members are no longer using the "Hail Hitler" tin b t gree g uinstead have adopted "Haw Hear Landsmann" as a greeting both as a subterfugeand i h n onor of Lord Haw Haw, who broadcasts English news from Berlin, Germany-
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In line witn recent correspon6ence,al1ow me to call your izié- _
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decriee_fear of invasionie tFe Fead-1inefThe-text informs us tFat tne!| ' hColonel took sharp issue wit the President-who,by_the way 1s,ijfI_am
not mistaken,tHe Commanqer ¢in -CFief;and practically intimatei-tat -
toe President's speech to Congress was_part of toe '*yeterica1 cEat-:__ ' "~ V t --q ~ .
ter'tHat Rae been running rife.Fe also accueed tte Adminiotration,f*? ~
iniirectly and covertly,it is truerofneidling in foreign affa1rs§--
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{Isituation by trying Lo make it appear_tnat no one wants too attack .
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us and no one is in a position to do so-because,foreoqth,great ar-n
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well for the ciscipline and loyalty or our military officers if a
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votes go-to accuse tbe President of Having been neg1igent,511atory,
wastefu1,etc.etc.in failing to prtviie aequate sefense{TEe cry now
Seems to be billions for defense but not one cent from taxation.
A11 of whic*,I think,goes to SFfow teat we ave a very seriou= task
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or punisFed,uner our laws-However,somet*ing must be ions if we are
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Kenalor Byrnes Says the Alliesi
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WASHINGTON, May 22-In a re-
ply tonight to Colonel Lindbergh!
broadcast speech oi Sunday night,
Senator Byrnes likened his address
and its assertion that the United
l States should avoid hysteria regard-1
; ing the war situatio to "fifth col n, -
lumn activities" among the Allied countries of Europe. '
"Fifth columns are already active
in .America,_ he said. "And those
who consciously or unconsciously
retard the efforts of this govern-
ment to provide for the defense of
the American people are the fifth
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92 The South Carolina enator, who
is sponsor for the new navy author-
imtion hlliand. acts frequently on
behalf of the White House in leg-
islative matters, criticized the three;
speeches given by Colonel Lind-
bergh since September. He spoke
over the Columbia Broadcasting
System. .
Asking "why does
hysteria this belatedLvnsav-ins-Ia n-Inn} Iv».-n-wei nasaualuau 51¢-no asuushe scorn as
rising of the
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ator Byrnes went on to say that the
actions of the dictator countries
seemed, in Colonel Llndbergh's
view, "to be only little, triing, in- 1
significant incidents to an I-gQ_-oldstruggle for power." - - - -
"England and Frsnce,"_he,s.d_ded, 3
1 were lulled into s, false sense ofi
security by those who pleaded all
Mr. Lindbergh has pleaded that
1 they could continue to live in peace
lwith nations which trample ruth-{lessly over the rights of other na-
lions d that those who dared to
warn em of their dangers were
actuat by personal prot and
foreign terest.' _ .
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to deg; quickly with those alien; who 92 '
conduct themselves in a manner. 3111? .L_
conicts witlr-ee-1!hbl.ic interest" is 1given by President Roosevelt as =h.is I
reason for recommending the transfer 4
of the Immigration and Naturalization _3
Service from the Department of
tothe Department of Justice. One need
not be hysterical as to the potentialities
o_ffi.fthcolumnistsinthiseo1mt1'l!l#
goo the wisdom of this action. We have
aliens among us who syrnplli with
predatory European Powers, I-11¢
among them e undoubtedly some who
would be glad to help those Powers at
the expense oi the United States. 'Ihe Msooner we find out who these latter are 1
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"be of service to mu end. -
But the time has not come-and.
God willing, will not come-when we
shall see a spy behind every bush and
a public enemy behind every foreign i
accent. The President specifically dis-
ieim "any inaction to deprive aliens
of their civil liberties or otherwise t0
impair their legal status." We can
count on Attorney General Jackson to
live up to the spirit as well as the let-
ter of this admonition. - "
Tho fifth columnists in every demo-
cratic ooun have abused their liber-
ties. They e as low and groveling
aformofh _li.fee.sone canims-P
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who are honestly grateful for the hos- .
pitality they have found here. Whet-
ever happens we must stand firm in
friendship for all who love liberty-
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Domestic Foreign Language Press
ce our last report of April 1, the pro-Axis section of the
foreign-language press devoted considerable space to the seizure of
the German, Italian, and Danish ships in American ports. This sei
zure was criticized on the grounds of its effect upon international
law, and the administration was accused of having employed "gangster
methods".
The German section of the press continued reporting on the la
bor questions and emphasized the government's error in creating the
present labor troubles by having favored certain class organizations.
As was to be expected, the attention of the readers was also
1!...directed to the recent article of Co1onel7Lindbergh in Col1ier's
zine, the
worthy to
tab-lishsd,contents of which were fully approved. It is likewise
observe that for the first time since this Section was
' _ 4- -8the Nazi press drew attention to the negro question.
appears to be in accordance with its general policy of spreadingmags
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cial issues whenever possible. A wholly disproportionate stand for
the suppressed negro was taken.
The Office of Government Reports came in for a part of the lime-
light, it being referred to as the "American Gestapo" and considerable
apprehension was evident with regard to the permanency and possible.
expansion of this Bureau.
The pro-Fascist section of the Italian press dwelt upon the Yh-
goslav situation at considerable length, encouraging mediation on the
part of Signor Mussolini, and the subsequent coup d'etat, which was
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. was any truth in the report that some at + harassed
_ American citizens contemplated ollowin indbergh
'abr0ad. The Director advised that he
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It has come to the attention of myfriends and family that thécwew Tory Ebrning_§gg§_is
taking a very un-American attitude throughout their
paper deliberately an gonizing a fair and square
column writer like Ed Sullivan who came out honestly
and tated his opinio as regards to Senator Nye and
Chas_Lindbergh and o ers who do everything that inter-
fere with our Nation 1 Defense Program and so um.
Patt rson of the News penalizes Mr. Sullivan by dis-
continuing his column for several days and threatening
him with cancelling his contract. Now we frankly see
that the W@ws" is contrary to all of our Presidents
views and ideas as regards to his policy on putting
Hitler and his gang of murderers in their proper place-
Now along comes Popa George and informs me that just
because a couple of your former gg employees were
having a little normal etperienoe which might have
happened to any member of the News staff the lews"
immediately made capitol of this stinking issue and
your marvelous organization's name and tried to drag
a Eerring and besmirch your good name in a very
cheap and indiscreet manner, Everyone in the five
boroughs will positevely discontinue reading the News
and I shall discontinue to advertise and shall endeavor
to use my influence to get all my friends to discontinue
to use the News as an adversing medium.
lf I can do anything to help clarify
this mean position the News takes in regards to you and
your organization I shall speak from every diaz to all
the audiences I address and state your position very
clearly.
You earned the good will of all good
Americans and we give you our vote of confidence."Carry On fr. Hoover- we are with you all the way. 1
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The, folloling information Ila received at the
Bureau from outside unknown source. -
is said that the German-American National ll-
liance, or eitsfront, is regarded as the successor to
the Bind. The Einheitsfront gives vigorous cooperation to theémerica First Committee. A pamphlet urging contribu- Qtions from $1 921pI8.l'd. for the America First group in Chicago, V
to defeat the Lease-Lend Bill, was distributed.
another pamphlet, carrying the same appeal for '
America First, appealed against aid to Britain and was as
follows:
"Those who about loudest for 'aar..-are usually
/ old mu, sterile biologically, and even sterile- H of all dreams and memories of life. their senile
bodies, their cold, calculating brains, frequently
find compensation for their lost youth in hatred
and false ambitions for glory or gold; and their
conscience is hardened like their arteries and
their hearts." p {-
The Alliance has been securing audiences for theAmerica First speakers, including Colindbergh. Ihen
Lindbe gh was scheduled to speak in C cage in August, 1910,Henrénnlik, the financial secretary of the Alliance, read -
ver t e air a request to all members and listeners to the%'nited Front radio hour to do their duty by attending the
meeting. _ _ '
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e.e..-..ng the -eerge Svlveste. e .ie"=P" ervee as the pay .-ester
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alleged precariousness under which the informant is working. ;
I discussed this matter with Lieutenant Jack Harm O! 1
ONI and requested that either the Bureau be allowed to con- 1
tact this informant or that he be contacted by ONI for further
deteils in reference to, the Blleget-19.11! set out sbeve= Lieuten-? mt Bonn communicated inth the SIB 91' ONI and has now advised 1
me that the informant in this case is a shellfshocked llorld Iar ' Y
veteran who cannot be relied on to cover leads or to secure_
specific. information. Lieutenant Hcran advised that his pos1-- .
l tion is rather delicate and the UNI office st San Diego has
advised that nothing mrther can be done to obtain further in-5
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Jew baiting speech of LINDBERdH came directly frm
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protest to the ALERICA FIRST COM!-EITTEE andtthreetening
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thousand dollars per yder from the German Government for p
his efforts. He is spending seyeral-hundred thousand _ - V
each year on propaganda. He owns thi Flanders Hsl_l' press -
and wrote many of the speeches for the late Senate}? LITIQEEHJ_ _ . W. ._._.nitted to this office by the Office of Naval Intelligence at Ban ll '. I '
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#-_ REFERENCE: 4, Teletype from Bureau to New York dated October :31, 1941.57¢
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reprints of Lindbergh's testimonybefore Senate Investigating Committee. Distribution of speech made through -f __America First Committee, AmericanLegion, Congressman -- Oliver oi _ 3, 5;!Kaine or Massachusetts, and to nailing fjg-, __= 1181-. of Hamilton Fish, according to __ "1.;';, 5-Q _~-:?_. *-3:
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of obtaining copies of the ongressionel Record, he inquired orCongressman Hamilt-gnfgsh, with when he was slightly acquainted,
as to the proper procedure in obtaining copies of I.1F:"'I+H=i 0 -
advised that I total of 273,000 copies of LINDBERGH's
speech were pu ished, of which approximately 100,000 were dis-
tribut-Q by the Anerice First 0om_it-tee; eppro:.:.l_mt-sly 50,000
or 60,000 were distributed from New York to the eddressees oi
the mailing list of Congressmen Hamilton Fish.
with reference to the ailing 1ist,Gsteted that
he had requested this from Congressmen Fish and it had been sent
to him with the understanding that it be returned when distribution
was completed. Of the remainder of the pamphlets, BURKE statedso? distributed by the American Legion end some by Congressman
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A copy of the pamphlet "In Fact" dated Februa 10 191,1,was transmitted to the San Francisco Officegm February 11,, 191,1. In view of the fact that statements _ i
were de in this issue concerning ;.TIORI¬EY GENERAL JACKSON and
this Bureau, a summary of these statements is here sutxnitted for
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The lead article in this issue, principally concerned.
with an attack on the Saturday Evening Post, stated that Mr.
JACKSOI-I had in an address before the Law Society of Massachusetts
named the following six individuals or organizations as "the leading
enemies of democracies, undenniners of morale, economic exploiters:"
Major General George Van I-Iorraiioseley, U.S.A.,
retired _
Merwin K. Hart
H. w.92 Prentis, Jr. -
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"In Fact" charges that all newspaper stories of these
"sensational charges" which bore the captions AB or UP, failed tolist any of the names other92than that of Colonel Lindbergh. Sub- é"¢5
titles in the article read: "ATTORNEY GENERAL JACYSON vs SEP;" iiA "ATTOR92IEY GENERAL JACKSON SUPPRESSED-" Individual new-rspapers /P__$,n{which mentioned 514 failed to mention all six individuals or _
organizations are also listed in the article-
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Under the captioA2DIES COHHTTEE, FBI, D0 EOTHING" appear
the following paragraphs in whiehmapparently the Dies Committee
and the F. B. I. are lumped together by implication:
100~lil2",.....Although the Attorney General of the United
States publicly branded those six individuals and
organizations as enemies of democracy, neither the
FBI nor the Dies Committee, so busy exposing nobodiee
and making headlines with fake stones and distortions,
has done anything about them.
"......It is possible that Mr. Frontpage Dies did
nothing about these enemies of democracy because
our selfstyled free press generally suppressed
their names."
Very truly yours,
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who was n contributor to Today's Challenge, and General ROBERT
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tions which has recently come into the open to fight Britain.
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located in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Flanders gall is owned
by four brothers, all young, named/HAUCK. They have been putting
out a steady stream of Anti-British propaganda tending to raise
the ratio issue. They have attacked Britain by citing its treat-
ment of the Irish, the Indians, the Jews. One of their most
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story-of the death of Lord Lothien, late British Ambassador to
the United States. ACCOrdiHg to BENNETT, the Inquirer in Flan-
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war between Britain and Gernnny.
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of information that ELIZAETH GURIZEY FLYNN would be in Denver, '
Golora-do on September 11 and 12 4.941, Ind that she would speakat the Fraternal Hall Building in Denver on September 12, 1941
in order to start. a campaign to free EARL HROWIJER from prison. d pELIZABETH ounm Fmm was further identied ee e member er "' |the Tiationai Committee of the Communist F!-Irty; ind that, further, IJALCESQILIANDER, District Organizer or the Oomruniet Party in ,_..- _ n-Denvé?, Colorado would also speak at this meeting on September = T 112, 1941.": A. A 7...; H __ .1 .,;:_A til.-_7;__f: _ ,,. _ _-.._:__ '4¢L>.,.; . - ~ ¢~=:.-. --_?_,2:gs _ .:.r. ' ~.,_,_._ _,,1_' +
In view or ELIZAETH CIIRIEY FLYNH'e prominence in the
National Organization of the Communist Party, n I-grveillanoe _
of ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN was maintained during her stay in 1
Denver, the results of which will hereinafter set out. _ t.~ - 1 1
Upon receipt of the above-information that Miss FLINN.-Q?
would be in Denver on September 11 0.11:1 12, 1941 a teletypr itwas forwarded to the New York Field. Diirision requesting in-- ft 3 o t concerning probably purpose uglier visit, blC] .g1'OB11d,¢1-_- H
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noted that attendance at the instant meeting was made an partly by
these who were apparently of a laboring elass and others o! s ems- *
uhathigher type, nest sf whm appeared to be Jewishe _ _1'h_ere pas atotal oi approximately 160 people in attendances92 -| I fl L
lfhe meeting was opened by IILLIAI DIBTRICH Iho in his "i
opening remarks stated that the local Communist Party is not asleep
and further that thousands of leaets have been distributed. He
stated further that a greater interest has been shown in the Soviet
union since Hitler's attack upon the Russian peoples In his remarks
DIETRICH said that American rulers are asking the question, why
this attack on the Soviet union?" Later in his remarks DIETBIGH
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__truth about Communism. BIETRICH also requested cooperation in the- "
additional program vlhiohis to he carried on hyi.the.looal.Cos;munist--.
Party. In strong terns DIBTRICH denied the underground nature opfwy, 3
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the Communist Party, and stated that it isthe only party in the
United States which speaks defensively of Socialism and the Soviet
unions DIETRICH concluded his remarks "by introducing the first speak- '
er CARL CA-HIPBELL whus he referred to as .l_ 'Cc|nnunist organizer,'_'Counrade¢". _ _ c _- ' . ' " T "' . ' --
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fer:-ed to the Soviet army in its presentdight against Gensanye .
CAMPBELL stated that the Soviet union is presently fighting for the
freedom and democracy sf all peoples e also quoted 8TaI..IiTs- -- I
speech made at the beginning of th, present Iar as saying -- The
present fight is not only the tight oi Russia but is the fight for
Iorlc. freedom ea lesion. I "cording to CAIIPBELL, STALIN alsoreferred to the United Sagas an ally in this war. It is noted
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raeial polltieal and religioue tolerance-f It is noted here} -thatf-;
brigade Ih_ich'_Iae anade up ei Americana the 1fought_ for the Spanish
announced that the reek etarting Septemher ii, 1941, would he
regarded ae International Tenth leek eith September 19th deeignat-_.
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ALLAHDER, when he eaid was Ln the forefront et the Coamuniet Party I
in Denver, Colorado. It was also mentioned by DIETRIGH that t '
ALLANDER ie the district aeeretary for the Comuniat Party. Upea W
taking the oor m."1.an' i>' reminieeed briefly concerning forner
meetinga and epeeehee in Fraternal Hall held by the Coamuniat Party.
He etatod that in earlier day: meetings were nueh larger and it
uae hie eicere hope that in the near future the else at the aeetgy~_-,»-,,._--a erna , on coup hay, e a ae po e_brie§l.y;inY£aver g:_};:i __ ._{the liherationpef EAR]: B_R_0III!ER_ and E3118 _a -*% -"-1;: ;f_.'-1? =7 ' -tattooing cmsm ipeie 1n-nv6?§f- naa**.{a-gtyl.1; -_-mas -an1@=¢;*-an yoke_e.nm=i,¢g1§11y;;¢iin._n=o;3;i=jl;§;;;
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geetion of the Coamuniet Party of combining all other anationehaaa
iriping out Faeoiem p He 'etate'd 1urther'that__the Ccenmniet Party'. "-*"?f-Q-it
qe"anaa ¬,¬= it: tat-21-it to meet new situation:
preservation of humanity. .LA1~IDER etated _
Communist Party hae become more agg,reseire__einoe the recent invasion
or Russia, and continued with a plea tor a eorld victory Gllpllgly ._ 1.} . ,. _ " ._ .. _ -- 'a » 1. _ , __ Q. _ - mfg, -,_. _-E _-~__" .*-:_ %.- -_ -~
i » i i ' HJJJTDER epoke lovingly ei the defence ofuseia present-
ly being carried on and epohe at great length concerning the pre- -*
eent military eituation and praieed the eviet arny¢_HALLANDER prle-'-p
dicted a Soviet victory but era}-ned cf'a lea; war. He referred to *1,-".-_ 1GF.lAFl-F.-SLILIDBERfl and 9.: Hitler: agent: !.:92.'the Unitéé '
States:-' He also referred to"a.nd criticize-d the Preaidente _epeech"f '_'
of September ll, 1941, and laid t-hit the President did not go far "
enough in defying Germany. AI.-LANDER atated further that any aaaiet-
ance given to the Soviet unibn at the present time is not aeeistancefor STALIN and the Ruseiaeople but is for the world and it to
safeguard our safety in» e United Staten. ALLANDER advocated the
complete destruction 11' Hitler and all his etandarda and said that
this requires the unity of all people. ALLANDBR also said in his
talk that England would not have withstood the assaults from Germanyto taeilitjte "the j._- 1 I
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Q .7/11./E1, entitled ?'Pla.n Destroy Hitler Ral1y"ste.ted_ _; _<_-Lthat the Communist Party of Iona. Ina sponsoring eue ;;
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l=<>BtI_1~1m nd O11 each side of the rostrum iere Placed two men
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"Defeat Hitler. The other, likewise holding a placard dur- _~
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Union and Britain. Imediately to the Bide of thee individ-
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course of the meeting held an Iuuerican flag.
. The meeting was called to order one who was later
learned to be CARL MARTIN FRIEDMAN,
F!11'_L_-T1.ILA192! requested -m_ -..e ,-reo.... ... ...~...._.e
ance so no that hey might hear remarks made by the
speakers and started the meeting early because 01' e Slight ,-
drizzle of rain. FRIEDMAN Advised that there had been several
meet1nge_e.t-tthie place before and that theyiere again meeting
to discuss important issues off___ij._t_1p defend iould hear from ;I 1Iitearzed speakers their ideas concerning the present Iorld con-
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at the meeting to urge - tempted to arouse the various
-|-nr92n3-1"]-e 1-v92+.'h II-a Britain that the United States g% all aid ,~e Alli. wen v Lil-and to the Soviet Uni.% Naturally, her remarks were colored
with Communist statexn s and it could very easily be seen
that she was ,-of op se, attempting to promote the Communist
cause, since their entrance into the war some short time ago.
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one that the weapons snyplied by Russia were in most instances ;
superior to those furnished by the other countries and in not ':*
cases were they inferior. He, too, er-geed those in attendance -
to exert every effort to see that both Russia and Britain were ' -
given all aid possible ty the United States and throughout
attempted to advise those in attendance concerning the poten-
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SIITH received a muclrbetter response than Hrs. 1-IESTER..1 'f> ;92._/_-_-
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orgeniedtionmrk and stated that the Party mist have f1.lJ.1 sup-"' port non to urge ..the United Stgtes to give all possible aid H *
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stated that the Commiet Part; 1a'i1o'q_j>ein'g enee eaane ~.t_...has changed its 11116; sq'e+,e;ee_ve1e§._:.§ee"_eeecbeet-1; tlie.L= 1--.e_'_such talk and reg'ard1ess o!'c the }<_:reed~§r_é party affiliations ~ ._»_'5' ' >~
one might have, everyone imst work together to_ destroy- YHITLEas he attempt: to get control, of the" .
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to capture the United States. He stated that everyone inattendance should do the utmost to raL;,v beh.i:n.d the C-over-he t
nent and the present administration so that all aid light he
given to Russia and Britain so that they might Ims.sh...KI1'LEB
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convince the world of Communism at this time but Iaa out to
see that the world might be made se_fe from the man he des-
cribed as "that demon Hitler! GABE-Q!i'.S-t-ii L1 effect
was actually an appeal to those present to unify with every-
one in the United States so that this country might give all
aid possible to both Russia. and ritain for the ultimate pm-
pose of defeating Germany and the l;[I'IHSR Regime." CARSON was
tell received by the audience _a.nd_ iiumediately after his talk,the meeting was disbanded. * 7
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ymr has changed thefeharacter of the war. le.
glorious I-IN1 mighty defense by the Red Arm!?
and theilnited peoples of the Soviet Union, their
valisht struggle fto drive out and crush the al-
gressor, creates the opportunity [or the people of
the United States and for all peopiesto unite and
assure the complete "ind nal annihilation of
Hitierand Hi_tierlsm._f " __'__
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countries _ threatened __£ascist":aig'gression.1-_1';e»3j'3T
fused to accept this policj. This they did becsi1l¬_the'y_ feared 'thst_ro!sistance"1_o hggression '
gtrengthen the democratic forces oftheir "
peoples and the position i£'¬he'Soviet Unionf In-"
stead, they sdopted,_the"s_h.s.mefn1 Munich P011!!!= 1
of appeasement. betrayal and surrenciet-.7-.<- - _ "V - . _*._Q1-E?!
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oi the fascist aggressor: Irom themselves to-the
Soviet U'nion-the. land tr spcmnm, on "ta-pest
champion of peace. and equality among nntious:
instead of peade the capitaliststatesmen brought
on'war among the irpperisiist powers thernselvei
for the redivisioir ofthe _W0l'ld, The people
the United States rigthtiihsd no condencetrust in thislkind of a war; They remained_o_ver-T '
nrhelminxiy favor of 169?!!! .°!l.t_o! it.
_ . '3 Soviet Union in vain to prefecnt
Ithi second imperialist war. Bebuffed in this at-
pt by the conspiracy of the Chamberlain: tot h°me md a'3gre55iW"' Fr for c°r?qu?5t abr°¢' an ivert fascist aggression towards the land '0!
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5 " "M "° * 9 Ahehna,ew-oecinwi m1er,1>o.go . 5- .ih=1>ot heme 5?? i 1??» I?-e -L-5: "~ A ":1-?? "*Ei..-_,~.-9-§"_-__"_ _. 41-"ii , " §';a..-';.""'*I'_*f-"-*'fi".*" '5"~ M ef ti-1= #~'@.M¢@§"§1z,-M "hit: e {as not really it war fllif Secism l>tl"-atii-' ' 1} . -- -j,-i;"'- -_-.____
he bet, :* lei 2.; ei ;_'-Jim. -~3! ta 11% 5-!» ;§J~gé¢g;e:;n;:e#*'r . s. h 36",; » . ~ Q a w s no e _ g_ 'w-._;_h-»-",i'?=~ i _-_'~=e-.1;-;_1.=1-g " ' ' 'Mi 1=¢i~@= *@5i>i'5ii* '1-no whee-.. 9 -J;That it why ._the__ailve.noedp_e}éctl0i1e' an
labor movernent and of the people regarded
their main task the organization of the people:
opposition to the imperialist war and an impe-
rialist "pence" of vihiehée wrung for 1 gehuhi;
people: pelwe without ennexations or,indemni¢
ties, with full security to the Imtional indepen-
dence and freedom of ellpeoples. .'Ihey realizecl
that this was the only genuine way to ght
against reaction and fescismxr if- .13 ~. - ,_ !-; .
Why did Hitler attack the Soviet Union at
this tin1e'!_Hegattacked,b_ecause the very.exia_t'-
ence enhe hm,-ht:-i'=,h<.? riee s.~;e:..hie;
stituted e threat to Hitler: plan to eheinve the
peoples, 0.f.'the world. He attacked in the
oi. arousing in his support in thelinited States
and England the reactionary _elemepts, to evoke
again the old Munich betrayalof the peojilee,-of
England and America anduvot ..the oountriee
has ensiavedin Europe. Hehwas driven by a fear
of the rising people's movements in the oocupled
oountries as weli aain Fed attached
the Soviet Union as the outpost of orid progress
and with the hope of acquiring the boundless re-
lources of the great Soviet Union'to_atrengthen
his hand against Great Britain and the United
States and to iurtherlhis plans for the oonqueit.
of the world. ~-. w '1"
Hitler-e_att_ack upon the Soviet llnion imparta
e new and sinister aspect to the menace of Hitle-'=
ism for the American people, the Britisizl people
and the people of the world. It shows qonelusivelyh
that German fascism is determined to oonlin
at ALL COSTS its ght for world conquest, o
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dictatoreliipal In this struggle, the Amer-_é
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corned. They eannot but strive for the defeat of
Hitleriqm: 57.?! cannot but adopt! policy that
rem and glveejao the Soviet 'Uhh;h ALL sur-
PORT to__in5i1!'e_ the decisive mnsrkry defeat or
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government 5 gen-I:ir.e %' frienéship ad
ooliqbomtion -with the Soviet Uhioh," 1' p<>hey':hl1;_
gives ALL LID TU THE SOVIET AND BRITiSH
PEOP_LE$.__'_I'he American people must throw inthe full weight of their ftnightentl power to
foat_GeI_'rne-n feaeiem;,>§;§_§:_é#<'IL;;£-5,;ff A~ 92-.' _. - '4-~ -. -~-_,»¢-- r-l {:4-If '3 .".=-29*. ~ -, .1
defense of the liberty and independence of ill
nations, for thewoid-wide,unity of all pen.-'
pies inithe struggle against llitler fascism and
in defene of the Soviet ,Union.h The building of
Inch a from requires the collaboration of the
peoples _of_ England, the United Stated indSoviet __U_nioi,'_étogether with all "péo15les§. 'lhis'i_n_
theoesira of the Britis'h:peopgle. -frhh will be-'
eoiha the eaipreeséd desire or the"Ge1"ma.n people,
the ltalilii people, end of those now under the
-heel of the fascist eonqueror. This in the desire-I
oi the or Latin America, who are strug-
gling for democratic lfbertiee hha hauohhl shoe-
pendence. This is the desii-_eo£ the Chinese peo-
ple so bravely struggling igainst-the Japanese
aggreaoor. But such collaboration requires the
Lppeedy udoption by the United state; of all.
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tiire aid to the._Soviet and British peoples. To
bring" this about the American people have to
[age a determined struggle against all the treacl92- o
efous, inuep£Se§:gI,th'ern'9st reactionary ci.rc1e§__,by 'the:"bou'r{gebis'ie. ' "They," the American panels,
will supjzvort every action ofthe iovernment to
prosecute the struggle to defeat German fascism
end to-aid the Soviet Union, end-they will Lot
fail--they muitfnot? fail,~to"apealt" out plainly -
against "every -tendency of the American govern-
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Britain, the policies of the; betrayera and capito-
lstors of France. They ,therefor_¢ represent the
greatest menaL_e_e to'the' 1_92_meric8n people. Thie
menace must be__exposed and fought against re- "
lentlessly, because only thus can the people secure
effective aid by the American Governlnent to the _,
Soviet and British peoples for jhe successful _.
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its posltlor industries hjile fe ofjlh
people have alwayebeen ready -are ready now
mweihw-er=r r.-its-.
to defeat fa_sc__ia_m. -jlhey will _i_nsi_st that the inter.-
ests of the people shall notfbe to use
narrow and selsh interests of the war Pmteers;
the reactionary. hlonopolists and -Wall Street
perislists. These selsh interests 92'v_ho"refuse' to
grant labor a living wage are theones
aible for the atrike struggles that_h's.v_e taken
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against its encodes at home and abroad -demand!
aconscientious policy of steadyimprovement ct.
the economic standards, the health and the gen;
eral well being of the masses» It demands that
the democratic liberties of the people be guarded,
pfcserued and qegnaea. These are ibasic regai-
aites for a successful isntrugglleto defeat
18-seism._. "L .' " .'§':"' l. 1* '-"J "».-- . .1.-» ._'-i I:¢':~- -"1-ear---=--" *1 'r"-'- -l'=='.L1= ' ;1_I:'» =.'-...92 . -,' All of this is made fully possible by-the great
wealth of the nation,» its great productive capacity
and by the skill of the people. This demands that
the millions wh_o_areF_ati_ll une__mployed,.b_e,_Jput_to
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m_en_t_ in all_i,nd;t_isti;'i_i'g_s ior__th§,1§Iegrq people and
for the forin born, that the farmers be guar-
ahteed cost o£,p1'r5duction and _'economi_c* security.
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policy of" ystematic curtailment of the peoplelirights an; liberties, and the adoption of a policy
of,;t'eadfastly'prese_1'*ving and extending the dem-iffratic rights of the peoples. ' -i ' 5
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are the sivorn enemies of reaction, fasc' ._ hunts, the Voorhis Act, the proposed Vinson anti-
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Vbfn the American people alfenuine people:
_"!'ront.' Such e united and people; front would
bfoad enough to en1hraoe'i_n fraternal oollabore-
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the Communist Psrty of the United States,pledge
our all to work end struggle as" |,_ pert of the
Anmerican People for the r¢eli:s'.tion'o£ t'hispro'
ii-am. Insp_ii'ed'_by the best inte_restl of the Ame!-
Itca-n"pe'ople, lay ivorking class internationalism,
ind guided by our fundamental Communist prin-
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1 _ ~92 . <~_ e if ¢7_ -'I Terming the Dies sities a manifestation of native fascism in its worst form, ,the New York local of th __n1erican_Qomm ications 45,ssoqig1i£_:_1_, CIO this week emphzqun ,
ically condemned the Dies imendinent to H.R. 6269, the bill whose ostensible original p
pose was to further limit the activities of agents of enemy governments. .E The Dies amendment o the bill grouped the Communist Party with Nazis and fas-
clsts, requli-toe its registration as "' '*-""~-'" ="' * ~***;'~ """"" ' * "" """
92"tore1gn agent. ;
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hlb-p.~,~_a__:_"'_Enclosed herewith is a copwlof the highlights of92 A - .' - ..1-1.... ..-...I.._.-L. _.e .'c.-.-..-..._.... Q.l.'._a__ 13_._92_ 1'92 'r:1..-la. _.0 1.1_...|. 1f:_._:_.I_I L UH-U B_QUCl.i.L.l-' UJ--.lU-Fl-l-IBI 9811!-I-92aDI' Ii-U-511 JJn[_D-UJ-Ir; D1 "BBB ULI'g]-I11-H-|" A which was made on February 27, 1941, before the mass meeting
Q; of the Mothers of Pennsylvania Branch of the Mothers of America.
"Madam Chairman, Mrs. Good and Fellow Americans: I em
i glad to come to the city that is known as the Cradle of Inde-
pendence because I am fearful that if we pass the Lend-Lease
Bill, I have come from a city that is the graveyard of American
Independence. And I am glad to speak to the Mothers of Penn-
sylvania. I realize that Walter Winchell has said Boos! Yellsl
that we should be careful of those who use the title of "Mother"
in their name and I want to say'there is more patriotism and more
Americanism in one drop of blood in the Hbthers of Pennsylvania
than there is in the entire body of Walter Winchell, but I have
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