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FEDERAL: BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
CROSS REFERENCE!
PART 6 OF 14
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Page 181 of the 1911.8 report of the Un-American
Activities Committee in California, listed MAXWELL S. STEWART as
among those who have been affiliated with or who have given
support to the American Youth Congress-I
ThePublic Affairs Committee charged that S'1'EiAR'i' was
s member of the National Advisory Board of the American Youth
Congress. srnwasr replied? 67 1 £2 ___
"1 did consent to sex-ye! '<{§{?n§"1¬ZF1on¢1 Advisory
Board of the American Youth Congress with a number of verydistinguished Americans incgfling Hrs, ELEAN<%AOOSEVK-'1, JAKE A./PARLEY, Senator CAPP , cms, 1:1 rr_'aunaAY;"""-- _ mm cacao T ]ILLA.R392QIVEN Benet r ROBERT F I , E ER, W S,QDWATOPBEQB» and RAYMOND L?SLI§92§l¬LL, Chairman of the Public
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STEWART told Friends of Democracgy, se'c'5':Td-ing to iheir
report, that the committee he Joined never met. "But while
STENART did nothing at all about the fact tlnt he was on the
Advisory Board of an organization following the Connmmist Party
line, others did. Acc ording to the "New York Times of
February L|,, 1911.1, Hrs. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT said she would neither
address nor attend coming sessions of the American Youth Congress.
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auv report 3:-epered by Friends of De.--..mrae-y continues,
"the Communist dominated American Youth Congress at the same
time dive:-cad Mrs. ROOSEVELT because she no longer believes
with us that the first line of defense of our country is s free,_
unregimented and happy youth -es" . V .
It was also stated tint American Youth Congress '
material examined by the Friends of Democracy, discloses that
MAXWELL STE|lAR'.l"3 name is listed on 193? material, "but not, as he
claims, 1;-hose
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Although the nellpaper diyatoh indicates that the -1- * _- expansion prograa of tho Provost arshal General is Intendedonl, to relate to aattere within the arsed services, your 'P o attention is invited to the foot that tho prograa inc ado:sq '0 school of military governnen-P for tho'purpo:e of teaching92 ' officers to hooone civil administrators. It will be further, _
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the next Prealdjmtisl election. Oullion has stated that the 1 hasresolved not to let tin "Left Iing friends of Ire. Franklin nn1t'
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Oullion has stated that he contemplates the trey being 1:: complete
control of the country when it executes its contemplated plan of eeising
the Govemnent to save it "Iron the revo1eti.o;_nu'y_gaeap of _Ire_'..!ooegyeltj
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key spot over enforcement duties when the eonteepla r out plansfor domination of all Governeent affairs and operati E oounhated.
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The Honorable ,
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Honorable Hrs. Roosevelt:
it your visit in New York, last week, I took the liberty
of talking to you after the end of the meeting taking issue on the
Uruguayan situation and referring from there to the ways and means
of eradicating certain evils. I feel that the time was too short
and inopportune to explain matters, and I therefore follow your
suggestion to write to you. -
Hy idea on events in Uruguay is that subversive elements,
if found out and proven to do something wrong, should be eradicated,
as vehemently, as their governments have proceeded. If the German
Republic had put to death Er. Hitler, after his putsch in 1923, as
they certainly were entitled to do, - we would not have the '
trouble, that the world is in today. What I mean, therefore,
is, that the Government of Uruguay should be encouaged, not
to treat these subversive elements lightly. They are mistaken,
if they do, - and the people of the United States are mistaken,
if they do not believe what Hr. Hitler or his followers have
said somewhere, - viz.; that he does not need to come to the
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can do in strengthening the courage of the Republics of South
America, - but one thing is sure to me, as a common sense person¢,'-
and that is: UNIT! among the American republics in their combat
against subversive elsmnts. -
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by dividing one against the other, mother against daughter,
against sister, husband against wife, which he is playing outside
of Germany later on. Fighting one at a time, - putting all his will
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not know any moral, any inhibitions, ACTS.
with regard to suggestions on aw part which you offered to
peas on to the proper authorities, I am willing to present and submit
them to you on an extra sheet, - but J» place the confidence in you that
you withhold my name, - because of obvious reasons.
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where they Irent.- Did they.go back to Gerrzsny in between?
Get picture of residence for the last 7 years, if possible.
1I!' , T-I0 pays for the support or visitors. HI-I0 gave their
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and compare their travelling abroad to their profession, oe-
cause that is often a clue ........ Keep in mind the German cur-
rency restrictions which made travelling abroad almost impossible...
with regard to pBr.'r.a.nent immigrants, who are fifth columnists,
it might be helpful to remember that the Nazis in Germany worked
through the existing channels oi clubs and organizations. They
planted their agents in the various clubs, discredited the clubs
by some sets of the plantees, and then the elm: were forbidden
to exist. - There may be a repetition of this procedure in so
far as they will try to get into the existing German societies, or
even American clubs and associations, try to get the confidence of
the people, - and than Later bring; confusion, discontent, lack
of vnity, and get benefit from the confusion created.
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that the country as a whole may have been divided into definite districts
by the Nazis, - as they didi: Gerinry. will be a certain center for
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center is, - who the leader is, and what the members of the gang are.
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greeting: to him. I was previously informs that
and Hr. TAHU are pereonel friends. appeared to
re cor; friendly and impressed no as sin; a hiéh type man. He
stated that ho nould to glad to cooperate with the Bureau at all
times. 1 also met 92e:ho impressed me an
being an excitable man, who cores very little for civil rights.
In this regard, he stated that in his opinion, all individuals who
are anti-American should_be taken into custody regardless -6 their
civil rights. He also stated that in his opinion the fir»; person
wno enould be placed in e detention camp is Era. ?LEAFO* DSEVELT,
in view of her strong support of aene boys group Ibo, ii his
ooinion, are Ccmmunistic. It should be stated, however, thatJ35 very cordieg/End talked to me for some time.
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between his office and the Savannah fties. He stated that he would
forward one eopgr of all abstract clips to this office ii iell ii one
copy oi all reports submitted by the 1IlY0lti{_l92;Ol'8 assigned to his
rt-'ne'a: Fe also aprced to report all eases to the Savannah Cvffice done -1. -. .. ,
which require inV::5ti"atiVe attention by the bureau. At the time ofthe conference 92.-:ii.! I agreed to fcranrd him an
abstract slip on al nte igjence '.!!.t'l'-6l'I, and in addition I agreed .
to forward him one copy of all investi ative reports which in my opinionwould be of interest to him. has jurisdiction ~
over the territories covered Ly the Charlotte, even.-aah, Atlanta, and
iiiami Field Divisions, and at that time it was agreed that arrangements
would be made for the so-is exchange of abstract clips and reporte
between his department and those offices. _ -
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infer.-:.uticn concerning the agreement recently reached by officials of
the Bureau, the 03:1, and G-2 st 1-ashington, D. C. However, on June
2}, 19140, I was advised ':oncol"ni:".g_ the results of that conference by
Assistant .1il'6Cl-O1 lilixi H. CUIGG. .-ureuant to the suggestion of
.92acist.a:'.; 1. irector CLTSG, I have tocie!: ccmrnunicated 'uith__nntlinin_'; the results of the conference in -':ashi::,;to:J, and
a copy of my letter to him is enclosed for the information oi the
Bureau . _
On June 25, l9hO, accompanied ms on a
detailed tour of the Iacili c at the Charleston Navy Yerd. He was
xery cooperative at ell times and expressed his intention of cooperat-
ing with the Bureau fully at all times. However, it is believed that
he is not inwardly friendly to the Bureau and that his actions will
bear watching at all times. The Bureau will be fully advised izcnodictsly
upon receipt oi any information indicating that he is not cooperating
with this office. '
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, Special Agent in Charge
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I.Subject intervieeecl at L00 Angelou
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believed to be an adventuress. lio
evidence that she is e:92.gage.';'. in euhe
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While being held at the Lee Angeles County Jail on impersonation
charge which matter is the subject of e separate investigation in the Los
1.ng'e1.ee Field Di.vieion!,. eubjeot was interviewed by the reporting Agent,
a_t-'1i3io_h<,t':_i.'ne she gave the following background i.nio:-nation:
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to the United States in the Spring or 1926, entering at Sen Francisco and
traveling to New Iork. -'lhie_ visit Ias part of e round-the-world trig on
the S. 3. Resolute of Hamburg-American Lines. The ship passed through the 'l-Q; I c..¢...1 and £0. pa Inga: 1: again inzilee ma: and returned to Europe. .3.4' Eopnazs 0 A / " ' Lt . I ' ' - ESTROYED .0;--~, _, in It ' ;
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She returned to the United States in 1928, staring for about one year,
returned to Europe and than back to the United States in 1929. Subject
advised that until the United States entry into the war she had visited
Europe about tidce each year, but had spent most at her time in the
United States. She stated that she had been granted United States
citisenshi b decree of the United States ; at Chicago,Illinois m Regarding her subject statedthat she as rst married to ,2 I Viema
was 16 years old; to in 1930, a O
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The b&'i.a.nce of the inter-es ias taken up with a. Father
jumbled story of her travels around the world and of her many friends
among wealthy and famous persons. Subject described her exploits incovering the "Standa.r¢1Oil - I. B.'1'IN scandal" for Secreiary of
the Interior E.#.F.OLD L- IE @ Secretargr oi the !a92.r! 3'5.-92l~ll§_3QJ0l.
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Iith President R0061-. IE1.1', Ira. RCIJSEVEI-'1, Hrs. ICK§ and numerous other
persons high in the United States Govemnent circles. She advised that
she was from a wealthy milling family in Germany and spoke oi her many
aatlll and estates all over Europe. She said that the ear had impover-
ished her, that since its outbreak she had been financially helped bfriends. She advised that she was not employed as a "hostess" by
s imgeles, and intended to return
* he .~tngeles Git; Directozy Jista m to ueu auoreaa -men released.
S Snoring subject's arrest on the impersonation charge, her "
picture appeared in the Ins Angeles papers and apps-rent-1! 1-R MP9" °1'
other cities. Numerous complaints _I6IO subsequent}; received at the
Les Angeles Field Division from persons dating their suspicions of
subject as a spy. Hone of these complaints were specific in nature and
appeared to be based on statements nade by the subject of s sensational
nature, apparently meant to cf-eat an --rasaien. Several eeeplaintehave associated subject with e Los M36108doctor or questionable person reputation. ect has apparently at
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L958 U. S. COUMT HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA, PEKNSYLVANIA
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nmscron, FBI
R3: 1=su2:1r.'.= FILE 6547197
'INTEENAL SECURITY G
DSBATURALIZATION PROCEEDINGS
Dear Sir: _
Reference is made to your letter of
September 15, l9L2, in the above captioned case in
respect to the enclosure forwarded by Bureau letter '
dated April 20, 1942.
Denaturalizaticn proceedings against the
above named subjects is expected to come to issue at an
early date. Therefore it is requested that the Philss
delnhis Field Division be advised as to whether.or not
the letter written by to I-Irs. F.leeno::Aioosevelt
will be available for use in the trial involving Mrs.
Kuhn.
If it may be used it is requested that
this office be advised who is competent to introduce
this letter as evidence. It is further requested that
the original of this letter be furnished to the Philr
delphia Field Division.
Very truly yours,
<" We. F. SEARS
Q pecial Ages- in Charge"'--0
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92 .ape , 7 _ _ _r 7 _ _lllronrnunlav _ ' narlwunuuanc |-nu are wuucuuancI Kansas City, I%auri s-22-so a-1:-40 _ as p'""'92-I *7, K_ W I I K; W KW K cnaucruorus: E I fir" if if
_ sYuoPsssorFAc"|'s= Heosho, Missouri, wrote letter to the Bureau
' H 'nI :mt'o of vital im ortance. -. a vising .1at she had 1 or: 1 n p
-interviewed and stated that subject had contacted her
" son at Joplin, Eissouri and advised him that there was no need
92- of workin: so hard and that he could get big money from ;dit- 7
' -' ._ joot does not have good reputation at Iieosho although noli_.i1'- ;;
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92 l..rs. EL.I'I.-..N.'I-1 ILOOSLNLLT, Yiashington, D. C. dated June 22,
5 1940, by of Neosho, Missouri, which let-
" ter was referred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
I _ Washington, D. c. In this letter- advised that
she desired to inform this Bureau of a very serious matter
which involved a professional man, who she alleged was re-' ceiving "Hitler mono . That this man had told -.' -son, #1 Joplin, Missouri, that there I was no need o working so hard and that he could get big
I money from HITLER. Further advisedfchat this man is of a
P od I i1 is an Am iean and lives at lleosho, !'issouri~
a no am 21': '~ '. In her tittelstated that she has another son,é Reserve Officer i the Jiavy and an instructor
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orosent time he is with th located
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Director ._._Federal Bureau of Investigation -. l.|nd_!.r"_ _
Washington, D. O. 1 r. _
SPECIAL SERVICE CONTACT
NATIONAL DEFENSE MATTERS
Dear Sir:
On August s, 1942- eci Service Contact of
l ent at which timethis office, we contacted by Specie. Agshe turned over to him a carbon ppy of a letter which had been delivered' to the secretary of Mrs. ELEANORSBOOSEVEL-T at Washington, D. C, by MAEPIHJONES, the author of the letter, A photoetatic copy of this letter is
being transmitted herewith, / _I,' advised that MMITJOHES had previously brieflydi scuesed the contents of the letter with Mrs, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT and
G. oiled 1 t B Of that she expressed a desire that he present a more et c urthe situation in a personal letter to be directed to her, hadvised that Mrs. 3:-'I»EA.NOR ROOSEVLET was the Honorary President of "FreedomHouse" which probably accounted for her personal interest in the allega-
tions made by MARTIN JONES.For your information, according to _, M.aB.TIH JONES is no longer connected with the National Broadcasting Company Incorporatedand has been hired by Drew Pearson of the Pearson and Allen Padio Program _
to produce and direct that broadcast .
Ho action will be taken concernig this nstter pending Bureau
instructions.
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campaigns in the field of race relations, particularly
abolition of segregation. SCEF -bank balance as of '
April, 1951, Wis .56,2'.6S.'"*llain source of revenue is .
from appeal campaigns for funds. In 1950, there was a
net excess of expenditures over revenues in sun oi 92
$14,870.65. SCEF has established 8 fund for handling;
civil rights cases in South. Arranged pilgrimage to
P ' Z 92 Charleston, S. C. in November, 1950, to honor Federal' 1_ Judge J. WATIES IARING as a gesture of appreciation f',Q, _'ZA/5
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ecution of "iiartimville Seven" involving seven Negroes '
whose case was supported by CRO and GP, both designated
as subversive; sponsored reception to honor liadame
PANDIT of India in November, 1950. SCEF from January E
through rpril, 1951, began campaign to end segregation L_ -
Ln hospitals; plans to poll medical men re their opinion ,
this question. Additional sponsors and participants at .- Atlanta Conference in April, 1950, set forth. At SCEF ', t .
co-ordinated Atlanta Conference in April, 1950, one men-
ber oi Resolutions Committee, IAWRENCE REDDICK, known "
to be in contact with GP members; another member, J-REES
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' Hvrher F, on pvcc 3, column 3, carried an article stating the SEEP was
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'i"ht cf undr;:rprivile;_{er1 children in the United Statrs, docur:1~i:n'ted with
ulid rhnts Tiken in all sections of the country. Th: article points
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92"witl;. n Lpril 3, 1951, he was distributing n letter appralin; for
Funds to fiqht for such abolition to approximately l,L35 Parsons. T~2
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YFPT-.1'._'> H. 1.JEI{Y, had died tfter en rzutornobile E'.!1Ci Ie;n* on :1 rmult cf"
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9 The Southern Ocnrerence For Human leltere honored .-_ fw 5- 1*.-
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dinner attended by ore then 1000, Chairmen or the p _-
evening was Dorothy, erksr, euthor, with speakers in-. .-
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rHrs. Roosevelt was saluted by Roscoezhnjee in be-
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learned from such esolute fearless souls, es possessed
by the first Lady of our lend is that progress through
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needing s political housecleening to rid itself est
reactions:-ies rho represent only 10$ of the people. He
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shite primaries end destroy the closed shop. '
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said that he would eccept the challenge or the Dellee O-
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$5000 to sq charity designated by Reine; it he could
prove that the university's board of regents fioleted
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ere 10e -111-health among millions of blacks, eaid Dungee, ~ - this same identical morbiait1 _ y I111 nally gure_1nto the fmks of the I'hitea'. '
' Confidential Informant T-1 advised on July 25, 19b5, thatDR. CLARK IYJREILAII SOU'I'HE?.H G32-WEREQTCE FUR HULEAN I-E1-FAR.E,was requested by_ o£ the Joint Anti.-Fascist Remgee Com-. enittee in New Tor o o n the speaking services of the HON. HUGOBLACK of the U. 5. Supreme Cour '' the Joint Anti--I~escist t at the Medieon Square Garden Rally of
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tHer=in follows:
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i;'C: TQRLETON COLLIER, Atlant"Q 1 . l?U}Ol.
For the ben'fit of those offices that did
information set-ll
In Lpril l9L0, Mr. SLATER l SHALL of the Associated In-
s of Georgia, 101 Marietta Str<~t Building, requested Er.
TTTCHELL, manager of the Atlanta Better Business Bureau,
cf Commerce Fuilding, to furnirhfhim with information con-
ihe South rn Conference for Human Welfare. KARSHALL stated
School and other
schools, wbich leaflets were entitled "The People's Vote".enflets had teen distributed at the Cascade
in; to KnRSWLlL the principal 03 Cascade School had distribut-
se leaflets to the Cascade Parents Teachers Association. The
+: ofthnst I-.f1ets dealt with slums, schools, farmcrs?etc.,
z . .r- the StLuT~ t that the leallsts were puulisheo by the uonrgia
w 3f the So"d rn Confcrence fcu Human VelfiEu.
a tter Eu in ss ireiu fl n--1r d e n hsrq _r
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. 19bU would te_h¬ld in 92hnt
n to Hrs. ELZLHOL ROOSEVELT, truthcrn Con? r nee for Wunnn
1n.ogi, Tcnnes>_. that in
following Atlnntians would
newspaper man; Miss LUCY
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intu University, nnd HORACE BONDof Fort Vrllcy Industrial
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cinch;infonnution at the time of Kr. Y
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m H rchants Credit Association, I09 Fifth Avenue, North, Bir-Inasmuch as the Atlanta Qett r Business - reau file ccnfHin
iSHALL'S request concerning tLq
to 1.'r. "1". 1".'.r1-1"-:raQr thm. Hir-
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lT;8. The following is a smmn92y' of the report submitted by
T?"'to Hr. HITCHELL:
"The conference held in Birmingham in 1938 attracted
111r attention when the sponsors Tf this conference made an l
*2 seat both whites and egrocs together in the auditorium of
H Flrr Hcthodist Church. This effozt aroused the people of Bir-
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Tuskegee Institute, a serious dispute may have occurred.
he negroes from Tuskegee emphwsizcd that they were not
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made up n new letterhead bear
e who92had accented and consent
h-ring th. ;"~es onthe stn
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nth. In connection with GELDERS
sdin 1927, leaving quite n larg
. that GLLDERS might possibly h
hr. TAYNEN also forwarded to'| 1
the parties responsible for
rs to prominent educators and
rhead, Without the actual know-
ei nnns appeared on the
of these letters felt thit th
ited to participate and possib
tended by the prominent people
. 'Consequent1y, these people
rented. It in the opinion of
-se letters of acceptance come
estroyed their original letter-
ieg the nnm s of the distinguish-
@d_to tku pert in the conference.
tiotry w-r» than sent tB'thc
iuin l l _v<d and they also
n-oted it F»qL'5t that they
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confarence ws JOE GELPEHS of '
' time leaned towwrd the ridicnl
- cf_th¢ National Committee for
me was prominently-connected
P< heed of the Communist_Party in
. he is the son of IQU1? QEISSRS
a estate to his widow, and it is
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wf the publication "nlibamn" which contained n summer" of 1nfbrrr~
o~1r rning the l9eO conference no
.- :y of the infornrtion set out in this publication follows:
"To the gratification of moseting at Chnttnnoogc, Tennessee.
* Alnbiminns, the leftist outfit
3 itself the Southern COnfCreCt for Human Welfare decided to
--92W segregation ordinance, tnbo
Lst week the radical regimeius Birminghim debncle of 193$
ocd racial comningling.
rt rolled into Chtttnnonrn for
Conn concentration, bnllyhooed Dwvocricy in th; South is 1 theme
on tomahqwked representative government and state's rights by
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iiG'ISF. _-"LIT 92';f~.S a crowd oi some 1,500, including hundreds oi curi-
ositystrickcn Chnttanoogans. Unprep:1ed were mnny residents of
the host city for what they ran into at the doors of the munici-
fa] -zuiitoriurn: On hand to greet all comers were Negro women in
evening frocks. Hardley less surprised were native Chattanoogans
whln they got inside; waiting to usher them to seats was n corps of
nenro ycuths.. J
Unbothered by an Jim Crowisn' was this second "Southern
Toni Ti¢& for Human Welfare": All delegates and onlookers snt where
rhea ~1c"wed, and as if by deliverate rre-arrangement, the audience
1H"1"wQj1ly mixed. _
Registration nnd informttion booths in wnd shout th¬"Eon-
**"H h'1l wer. _ 1? populnted by P gross.1.
On th» rlitfonu at one 5655iPn tore five white TOTYY" . I
in»; *~l:"ks includinb c choir of twentv11wo!. Observers 6Stlm1LEd
+ -l.92 P.. ' "Ta than half-the delegates were colored. .'
Predomin"nt in convention c1:vyingson were enissaries of
r TJF, the Workers illiuncc, other l"ftwin; groups, and n con
A -3, ,. ..'|. ~.- sprinkling of New Del philovophers. _ ~
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The New D; 1's Aubrey Williams, 1 conspicuous kicker nbout
r jh:w's rvce segregation low at Conference Number one, cgain was
1 figure.
¢hnon&*more active members of the Alnbenm contingent were
Joe Geldurs.JH, _ .. 1" innliitclu,
' In lnrge degree, Chnttnnoognns who looked in on early con-
vtntinn huddles were euiek to see and t or enough, stayed nwaf from
they; nut. Obviously discouraged at the conference's filure to gwin
sip were its bigwigs. To detached observers the radical rounde-
]n?k"d like pretty'much of a second fizzle.
Clear to every onlooker was the fact that prime objective
oi cCnfur=nC& directors was to eliminate Southern poll taxes, let
*v;rpbod3 vote. Equilly clear was the fact that most of the signnl
c;1li1" for the conference hnd been dons in advance, not by netive
- . - - but by rdicnl agitators he dqurters in ism strongholds
re in the United States.
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worliwr or tho public health, welfirc
Soulh.rn ptoplt."
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- Dr. Rohcrt H. Montgomery, prr
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Committee chairmen named for92
. bnrgnining of workers for social
society nd for all those movements
nd equal opportunitics of our
fessor of economics at tho Uni»
ting by nior industries looms rs
rise rnd a democratic govtrnmcnt".
the conference included:
Credentials, Dr. Rufus Clcrknf, president, Atl"nt" Univcrsity;
rm? ~. U. S. Commissioner Louise O. Ch
P.:*y Einghim,~puhlishcr, Louisville Co
.;ilJi.m Yitch, prosidcnt of District 2P
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-L W -fid Clothing Vorkars of An¢ric=, ntlntT-
Pirsl Frnnklin D. Roosevelt w=rlton, Birminghim; org"niztion,
Hni§rJournnl; resolutaéions,
of Unittd Fine Workers of
F BOTTH, rcpntscntntivc for
P schsdulgd to nddrcss the confor-
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or m=-."
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"rinirtr tor of the air Scurity jdai
ITA:%: ;n Confcrcncc I Humn Wclforc's
h"d 1 Pd=r;d distinct 5uTViCG to his rr
Dr. Llexnndar, r resident of
+r_ =w1r Tu sdny night it tho Closing
not r"ich discussed 2 PTOQTTM for adv
d;rncrncy in rll our Southern s1. w""w
Mayor Maury Maverick, of Son
cit *i;n painting to his "standing nlrr
»l£T'hf in wpprovnl of the federal anti
b- rs]? tix ns n requirement for votin
The confercnco left with its
. ch iru n whcn Dr. Frank Po Grnhnm, pr
"l'tn C":0]inn, rctires within thu next
* Lrl the office for znother oneycv1
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nistrtion, hold Vudncsdny tho
designition is ' Southtrncr who
-ion. '
ntlxntn and Wtshinton, rcccivcd
session of the thrsed°y confor-
»comsnt of "human freedom and
tea.
intonio, received n special
:t wlone" among Southern poli-
lynching hill 1nd.abcliti0n of
vxocutivc boird the sclcction of
+Sidcnt of the University of
two months. Dr. Graham declined
tent.
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years ago.
. 92....L1"Southern Conforanco
Three Communists wors prinfrily responsible for tho wholé
Anothvr non-cord-carrying Cm nunist who
did n lot of work. Two Go"-rnment 0ffiCi1ls with theircliins to be n
d. opcn qnvc invaluable 155iStHC¬. A sixth porson provided
Gm and notion and served rs Us
Poul Crouch, Woltcr H. Trunivll and
* oonspiritors and their h?rd
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so fellows operated behin
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hiss Molly Dowd, notional b= rd mamh
;1guo, on organization very ncwr and do
s rvod as Socxntary of tho Con"er@nce"
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st Party of Amoricn."s part of the open and T-gal mnohincry ofSnTVCd .5 Ch"irnWn whi1¬
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7 _"hhit must cf all we now duUjFL tn kncw
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Q Firrii, 2 member of the Beard cf Direct-rs of the Southern
' 1=r Htrwn Wclfarn, were arrested at Bjrninghm On
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[3 "This week we received H let? r frum 2 wunwn whn signed her
n.ma '. *=cret1ry tc Joe Gelders. Joe cldere is the foremnstCnnmunist
er the gov-
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Conference
"suspicion of vagruncy"
Ccrnunist dominated
re immediately ispatch
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" ?.~ri P her, WR5 elected Chniitmn of the Ccnference it the fin"l session,
ihil» "elders becime secretary of a Civil Rights Committee and Dircctcr
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T-2r tin; cu¬"Fifth Column nttivities in muericn. The Tusclcts" NewsJce's activities in this littir connection, back in June, c~us
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are Rein; "s much ta-un£enninc
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rals, two of them friends
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U icinl of the Nationwl
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prominent people, who, he believed, did not suspect the interest of radicals,
such, he pointed out, being the case with respect to the appearance of Hrs.
ROOSEVELT, Justice HUGO BLACK, and a great number of other prominent persons.
He er ' :d Mrs. CILKRLTON in that being 'a resident of Birmingham and know-ing she should have foreseen the possibility of activities by radi-
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Subsequent to the nzeeting of Septelwcr 6- nentioned above- ' I I
the contemplated meeting of the Southern Conference for Human "ielfarc at
Birmingham, Jd.a., from November 20 to November 23, 1933. was promoted by a
series of news releases, evidently given by Lira. CH.:'§RLTOI§. On page 12
of the BIRIQINGIUJ4 POST, issue of September 20, 1938, I..rs. CHARLTON
,annou.nced that more than 2OO progressive Southerners from 13 Southern .
States would be sponsors and that more than 1000 persons were expected to
attend from 13 States. She also requested that all persons interested write
to the Conference Headquarters in Room 212 of the Tutwiler Hotel, Birmingham.
On page 2 of the September 22, 1938, issue of the BlIR1.IINGH.'.I.i POST, Dr. H. C.
NIXON announced that after his tour as Field Chairman of the Conference of
l3 Southern States, he had observed that the South had been :'.w:92.!<cncd to its
problems by the Report of the National Emergency Committee. BY an article
on page B of the September 27 1938 issue of the BIRl..D¬GH.92i-I POST, Mrs. I I If92Li'.DYl1lf9292I' -._.._.........-..-I +1.. 4. ax..- .._... 4. -._..92..1.-.... _4~ I-.......4 I 4-I-. c -lb IA 92-9292.rTlJ'92IL.Lal92J.lI ¬'u.u1uu.|192;uu uni.» out. 5rr..'E."-u pruu.|.uu us. uuuau"1g .|.. un¬ .;GJvn u'-'v'O92.L|.u vC
discussed by experts at the Conference, and that LUTHER Ps'.TH.ICK, as Chairman
of the Sponsorship Committee, had sent invitations to experts in the l3 States.
jirs. CH-RRLTON re-stated much of the above in another article appearing on
the 3rd page of the October 1., 1938, issue of the BIIILEDGHMI POST, and after
stressing the proposed permanency of the organization, stated, "It is s
layman's Conference to which all the South is invi ed." There is published
with this last article a photograph of Dr. D.'.VID -I KNEPPIR, Head of the .
Department of Social Studies of the Llississippi St e College for Women. ,
In the %tober'?, l9,-18, issue of the '-.3EIID3{.=!4..1'.1-Z ....-, on pg: 22; it is
announced that the first of the hundreds of Committeemen to b chosen .I8!'B YHrs. P. 11..92BL.JICH..RD, Baton Rouge, LO-., State President of th Parent- ' 1Teachers ss iation in Louisiana, as r. member of the Educatitm Committee: ,4» .Governor BIB3 ?.B41VES of .'.labo.us{ on the Freight Rates Differential Comhittee;
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Education c 'ttee; Dr. ARTHUR F.92R..'92PER, of the Agnes Scott College, Atlantl, .-
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Powcvcr, inasmuch as
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STHUCTEE
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annually. Tho Southern Con!
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hv cntirc rsgion, of all fie
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Thc gcneral officer:
vicr prosidcnts, Wh
Fvtuccn sessions of
by an cxocutivc boar
by the Southern Cour
Th¢'5outhcrn Council
L0 seven msnbcrs or
the
Labor.
Farm.
Civil libcrtius
Youth.
Hcnlth.
Education.
Housing.
Race relations.
Suffrage.EH"
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of the shove mentioned sources
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for Human Welfare.
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zll be a Suuthcrn Conn;il PnpF¬Fu-
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1 at this COnfCFCCB including
shall bc a chairman, a svcrntary,
shall be clcctcu by the CfuTéCC.
he Southcrn Council its pow;rs
of 25 composed of thc nfficars
ll.
111 have pnwcr to Establish
h who shall function under the
following ficlds:
constitutional rights.
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L,3X HcIEOD HETHUNE is
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irk if Luuisiinn Stat; Univcr
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,t he had visited Soviet Russia
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caused him to bclicvc th*t the
in JmCPlCQ in any attack against
god to have spoken at tho nugnst,
vrntion of the Workers Allicvcu at Chicago, Ill., and whilc
- Nktioncl Council of the mcricrn
cscribnd by tho EIRMIIGHJL FOCT
1-ttor. According to the ncL.s of
c,1,_ivc OSB.!RIC3, 'r.;..RY BIQZECIIII told
.@n@ Division cf UhiiM?i"3}
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public fog nigh schools of Cuimrn
IL. B.,'Univcrsity of lcbcnr, 1918;
~ity and Purdue University, Lify"tf;,
rod as city cttornry of Fairficld,
ucrnl of nlabnrz, 192?-29 and Ws
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: clcctcd to the Scvmnty-fifth Con
to the Frvcnty-sixth Ccngrrss on
is was noted in the fir4t portion of this report, Zriiclx
ind 7, 193$, rcvcal thct prior tsI
_ 1 Unit G Statrs district cttorncy in l93h; mcnbgr of Lht law firm of
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1ctivity by thc Dumocrtic W¢nun's
CTu1> cf Ll bnna. BirnLnghc;.Fic1d Division 100-LT, cntitlcd COQHUMIST
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Sn vgivn arid:--,S:;Ld by i'.1":5. §I 'i13L. 'T-LT,
"2 of Negrnvs anl'¥hites, and inc ac 'rric n P»cc L;bi]izntinn'¢ CVuHtlCH at Yzshingtsn, D. C.,
"w~r, JVAO, w;5 nttqnlud by v?DRS and that he was vcry :ctive
hc nuericnn Y'uth Ccngrcss in New
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of those wh" addressed Lht
950, at Turn:r's nrcna,
3., urninn inn defeat -f thn
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wnarently closest_estimate of the
xsnnn AGE-HERALD, of Nvemher 2h,
Jed by 1500 Southern leaders.
ril 10, 19LO, and the SOUTHRGI
Rained estimates fhat ZCUQ persons
vnnm tn be hcflri '- "'1 1L {P I "I
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reactions to the-- K, --,_,_._ .*L;.'I"l.. _~ --7' .=:=l"l-
Ylff 1+ , :i.'7,J:'|O.
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Preeident of the ICIIEJPS ACTION COBIITTEE 1'35 LASTIIG PEACE. '
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deeply appreciate the information set forth
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qf aliens in Fcheeeport one very interesting. _
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HoKeeeport I'll send along these items too, and you can note them
and file them in the wastebaaket if you care to.
You'll note I offered Simon and Schueter a popular
but authoritative! book on fingerprinting, but they said no. Probably
they are right. Things are happening so fast in fingerprinting that
it is a Job of doing now rather than writing about or talking about
prints. There are still some prejudices to overcome, and some cooperation
from newspapers and the public to ask for; but that is a personal Job of
selling. I should say, rather than a job for a book.
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to write the Cleveland Press and the New fork World-Telegram. I don't
as yet know whether either letter has been printed, but here =»re the
letters. You'll enjoy reading them, Iém sure.
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it is time we stopped and took stock of ourselves.
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in unconstitutional and ill considered ways.
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appeared three articles showing the heat and lack
of consideration with which many people are acting.
One heading reed.-e: "Crow-.le Force Sect Members
To March with Flag In Wyoming." The story tells
hmv six people of a certain religious sect were
dragged from Their homes and forced to pledge
alle lance to the Ilag.fn public places at this time we might exact
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attorney general has had to explain to congress
t.hat a bill approved by the house will. it it becomes
a law. constitute a historic departure from an
unbroken American practice and tradition for 150
years. This bill is perhaps the best example of
abridging our liberties in order to protect ourselves
from one individual, who can easily be rendered
harmless by far less dangerous methods.
beads Fight On ltadicals
The third article is one which states that a
leader of great prominence in Catholic Youth, Boy
Scouts and Boys Club of America. is going to lead
the fight on what he considers subversive elements
in a youth-led organization. One oi the first things
he suggests is that he will demand that this
organization advocate the suspension of civil
liberties in this country as far as communists are
concerned. He is quoted as saying: I don't think
it is any time to pamper those who are bent on
destroying our country. These birds meaning the
communists] are aaboteurs. I fought in one war
and I will fight in another to defend my country.
but I don't went to do it 92.=.'ith a lot ct eamteur:
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dead in the front line of battle before he is even.
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in hor ncno_apcr column or loot Friday ilocncr Roosevelt
complains that it will be un-hncricnn to deport Harry bridges,
Australian trouble-maker and avowed conwunist. She also O0mp1in8
against anyone tokinc chat cho tor n unconstitutional and ill-
considcrod steps to uncover cnomicn of cu govcrnnont.
For your information, rs. Roosevelt, I'd any it would
be strictly un-Incric-n and also undesirable to coo our countr;
cold out to Hitler throtu;-11 the efforts of traitors living under
tho protection of thu prc"ican rcvornmont. Tot this hnppcnud
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l In her newspaper column of last Friday Eleanor Roosevelt
complains against onyem. acting hastily or losing his temper in dealing with those
who are_dmgeroue to our country "all groups or individuals. wen I quote her!
if those per.-zone are guilty.
She pleads further against the deportation of Harry Bridges,
Australia: trouble-cl:-.1ccr and avowed eorrmuniet.
Ldeanor Roosevelt ie rezncanberei us the woman who sheltered
the _,'ounr* eomuniste 911-: over;-,1 effort to h-inper mu er1.b:~rro.ee the bios Gen. -,
investigatinj un-!'.;ne11c'.;niern. Ilor stand toward. eomuniots and aliens is well known.
In .21 magja. ine -.~.rti<:le in Liberty she lint urged that the United States give the
rights of citizenship to ALL rlliena new hero, oven these who entered the country
il-.e~-zzlly.
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Hollywood reflects 283, all classified as "pmfessionalh. This figure -
indicates about a 15% decrease over the preceding year; however, this _
data is as of Decenber, 1950 and does not reflect the effect the recent_
HCUA hearings may rave had since then. In regard to history of CP i .
movement in Hollywood, T-21. states Hollywood received personal attention
of C? National Office from the beginning because Party believed Hollywood =
important to CP from standpoint of ! its influence on National public 0
opinion; ! propaganda medium ! its 30,000 AI-L union membership; and ~
L! as source of finances. T-22 cites examples of effect of CP's return I
to a militant program after DUCKS letter in 19h5 arr! its effect causing »-
differences among some CP writers. Hollywood ASP organization continues t
to spearhead the attack against current HCUA hearings, using "uncooperative"
HCUA witnesses for its speakers. Attack against HCUA invariably coupled ' "
with attack on "friendly" witnesses, particularly EIHARD 1I~iY'IR!'K and .
ICE-L~'92?u'! TJLLIIB, and informers in general. it J15? menbership meeting _
on 5/15/51 speakers coupled HCUA hearings with " Genera1! MAC LR'IHURIS!"_ '
as both being of the same pattern to bring militarism and fascism to . '
'U.S. Cinema Educational Guild, purported anti-CP group, reported to be _'
producing film "Operation Strvival"-to show rise of Communism attributable
to the RO0SE."J'EL'I and TRUMAN Administrations of pgB'L 20 years. Reliable
infornation received that Cinema Educational Guild was actually started . ,
by GERALD L. K. SMITH, although its present National Director, HERON Co
PAGAN, claims to have '+;'}-
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enough, but the impact of seeing it on the p
screen was truly frightening. Therein
. lies our strength] The Hollywood mobiles
' have muzzled and silenced all in the film
industry who would like to produce films
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of stage plays are either Reds or have been
terrorized into refusing to produce plays
that expose the truth, but the Cinema Educa-
tional Guild has the talent and capability
of doing both fully, as well as those who
control both mediums; and we have a plan all '
worked out to accomplish it--all over the
United States. The following are the scenes -
which they specifically demanded to he deleteds.
Kindly mark 'yes' or 'no' if you feel that
the various scenes should, or should not be
deleted." 4
The ballot contains a brief description of seven
scenes in the film "Operation Survival", and requested the
audience to answer 'yesI or 'nol relative to their reten-
tion or deletion from the film. These scenes are identified
on the ballot as follows: - _
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The first F.D.R. scene and the statement '
that he granted recognition to Moscow
in l933,and ths opened our gates to
Communism.
ELEANOH¥RO0SEVELT'addressing a group of
the Young Communist League--and statementthat she forcgd the l'.mmigrationDepartment
to admit HAN= FISLER.ROOSEVELT azqciro.
ROOSEVELT at Teheran.
ROOSEVELT and ALGER HISS at Yltac
TRUMAN's picture and prayer for a new
leader.
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film to substantiate the circumstances implied in the
:_ - scenes. For example, in the scene which purports to show
F.D.R. signing the recognition of Russia, it is clearly
former President ROOSEVELT who appears in the scene, but _
it whether he is actually signing the official agreement
53. recognizing the U.S.S.R. cannot be told from the scene
ii itself but is so described by tho commentary. Furthermore,
while the film does show Mrs. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT addressing
s group of young people, it is the accompanying commentary~ which describes the group as a group of young Communist in!
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' and that the commentary which accompanies the film on the
_¢ sound track was done by Mr. MYRON C. FAGAN himself. fThe
' general theme of the picture purports to show the Government
# pampering of Communists in the United States and the
'| appeasement of STALIN during the ROOSEVELT and TRUMAN_regimes
U1 in the United States. The film tells of the formation of
' the Communist Party in the United States, the Communist
methods of causing internal strife, and the pidng of
race against race, To emphasis this, the picture shdws
scenes of race wars in the United States, as well as the
Communist methods of breeding dissatisfaction in tho
United States. - "
- Former President ROOSEVELT is shown to be a
sick man at Yalta, and ALGER HISS as "running the show."
The picture was critical of General GEORGE MARSHALL's
"selling out" to the Chinese Communists. Mr. ROOSEVEUT's
3 recognition of Russia is shown, as well as scenes of the-
- Spanish Civil War. "
During the film, the commentator gives a discourse
. on Communist infiltratio fof Hollywood, stating that SlDNI3L_~' HILLHAN had given HILLIE¥OSEKBERG possibly means
_ qhhnni ".G! $1,000,000 to start the Communist Red propaganda
campaign in Hollywood. This was done because the Kremlin
_ had recognized the potentialities of the film meeting £or'
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the Hollywood Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, -
Sciences, and Professions in Hollywood was displayed. FAGAN,- -
in his narration on the sound track,-states that the HICCASP
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TRAUBHn, National Representative, spoke of stimulating and inspiring
the members. Suggested registration of those who wish to go to
Convention. Proposed a l~2 pare bulletin on active builders. Sur-
gestcd publicizing and emphasizing the Chnllengc to *hila. April ltth
to be-1.H.U. Day with visits to contacts.
H/s that April lhth be made n celebration and culmination point with
an affair. Passed.
H/s that we have registration for Convention. Passed.
"Q Passed. n/s that we issue a bulletin.
resorted that six months are we hadI . .
b9 juniors, a week age we had 229, n triplinv of the membership in
six months. Le need b5U members to bring up the district to the
correct proportion.. Junior Section. Bro. 'IiU'.U'dI§R
Proposed He rcported on n course en work in the Junior Jectinn.
she could be that LaRY RhuDULP be kept in close touch with to see if
Junior birector. Proposed subsidy to help this work.
Russian district to orgnnize n unior Accordion Urchestrn.
Dorchester, n Bugle and brum torps or rnss Band.
hoxbury, Jewish Section and #776, a ougle and Drum Corps
New Bcdrord a ougle and Drum Corps. -
Brockton, hussinn lodge, n junior group-
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he must get more Jr. Directors from the lodges. Pointed out that
out of 65 lodges we only got 5.
Above plan accepted by meetinf.
JERRY ALLEN reported on the Citizenship lnstitutc in hnshington. There
5000 to bU delegates present.
High points of the Congress showed th~t youth was disillusioned with
Pres. !f.0OSE92'I-ILT. He told of the President's speech and LEWIS 5
answer. LLL15 was highly satisfactory to the youth. He expressed _,/'
their_own thoughts and ideas.
Announced the organization of n "Yanks Are vt Coming" Committee.
Reported on the talk by wrs. ROOSEVELT.
There are 12 delepites who are willing to rewcrt to the lodges on the
Institute. Prnpnsed thst comnunicntinns be sent to the ledges
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=¬Mr. Ha.Lu;r. Your politicshave been, well, you have been I1 theother side of the fence from O'Dwyer enei-ully_; have you notljMr. Lrrsav. Well, I 92vouldnt say t at, but In 1041, as you say, I
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the evening, campaigning, and he said, By the way, he says,
had an unusual experience today." '
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I-Ie said, Mrs. Roosevelt called at the Commodore, that was the
cam ai"n---L. EALLI-:1. Could you talk a little louder! I dont believe even
the members of the committee are able to hear you.lllr. IJIPSKYI Yes. He told me that he had a visit from Mrs. Roose-
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oing to be elected by a la e majority, and after he is elected sheEhought he would be a gneat man if he cleaned out Tammany. That
was about the time he depa% to go home. He lived about ve
blocks away from my house. Ih Mr. Hauazr. You mean he told you that one evening at your
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Mr. LIPSKY. Yes; and his reply, he told me, was, as the Prdent
eouldnt do it, when he was Governor, he couldnt do it; that was
quite a contract that she was handing him.
She said, No, General; you are a great man and you can do it.
You will be a greater man when you accomplish it. That was the
full talk on that subject. _gr. Haauzr. But did he do anythmg about it after he was elected!" .. __ 1781!. LJPSKY. 1%. - - '
Mr. Hal-LE1. What did he do! .' Mr. Llrsxr. He called me up and asked me to come in to aee him.
_Mr. Haumzr. TVhen was this Can ou place the time! iMr. Lrrsar. Well, it was in 1946. Ilia weather was a little warm,
I remember that, and I _went to see him and he said, I would like
to have vou go u and see those boys up in the Copacabana-"Mr. I-ianuzr. £ow, where was this conversation! At City Halll
Mr. LIPSKT. At City Hall, at City Hall.
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ii:-.r LIPEEY. That: ri ht. ' 'Mr. Ha1.u:.v. Goaheaii lease. . .- c. 1.-M r. LIPSKY. And 've tgem the mess; that I want them to Si]plant the leader of 'I¬inmany Hall, and 5;: to revoke the rule of LE
synthetic votes. '
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thing of that sort, that he would have an awful lot to do with being
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1:,,H'26$ HOW THE "LlBERAL5 GET AROUND
to screen WRU graduates more closely than graduates of
colleges that do not aid Communists.
The laws of Ohio are specic in placing entire responsi-
bility upon the trustees for the operation of a college.
Consider the list of speakers not exclusive but represent-
ative! at Penn State from the 19305 to today. Here is the list:
Sherwood Eddy a "liberal"!; Kyle Crichton a liberal"!;
Lloyd Brown a liberal leftist!; Ned Sparks not the actorbut a leading Communist functionary!; "92;ly;l;!}lI'I.92ll[ above
the battle, but noncouservative!; Reinholt iebuhr distin-
guished theologian of the political left!; Henry Sloane Coffin
a genuine liberal, nonconscrvative!; Robert l'92'lo_rss/lZ6'92TE-it
considered by even Milton Mayer as a fellow traveler!; Dr.
john H. McKay leftist!; Dr. Halford E. Luccoclt lib-
eral !; Julian Bryan leftist!; jack Mclvliehael left of lib-
eral !; Louis Adamic far leftist!; Dr. Robert VV. Searle;
Oswald Garrison Villard genuine liberal!; Jerome Davis
non-Communist apologist for communism!; Ralph W. Sock-
man liberal conservative!; Dr. ]. B. Thompson; Dr. Edwin
McNeill Poteat liberal!; Dr. Stephen S. Wise left of lib-%»K]olin H. Lathrop; L0uis"Fischer "liberal"!; Milton
-Iolff plcader of the Fifth Amendment!; Robert St;J_qbn' ' ' ' ' ' " *"'WailaCe leftist!; Dr. Philip Morrison tar tetust!; z1e.u1_=}
far leftist!; Paul beson far leftist!; I.arry-limfller fatleftist!; Pa far leftist!; Stuart Chase "liberal"!TnCT leftist!; Vincent Sheean "liberal"!; Maurictindus left!; Dr. Ira De Reid cited bl Louis Budenz as fa
leftist!; Quincy Howe; Dr. W. E; Dt'F'Bois far leftist; a pub
lic mourner for the R bergs!; Margaret Vt/'ebster left
in!; Dr. Harold C. llrey "liberal"!; CarJ.Sandburg; D1Ernest 1. Simmons "1;;:;i.t>!; Dr. est-{le cited by Eli;
abeth Bentley as one /Silvermaster group!; Carey McWi
° fnforrrmlion [or Americans, Vol. 14. No. 3. Dec. 19.1.9.
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liams fa l ' lan Cranston l/Vorld Federag§Q_;,Rev.
_]ohii . ennett "liberal"!; Dr. Henry Steele oiimager
"liberal"!; Freda Diamond; H Richard Niebuhr liberal";
defender of the Rosenbergs!; Bayard Rustin leftist!; Dr.
George rick; Dr. Herbert King; Dirk Bodde leftist!;
Pie Van Paassen "liberal"!; Marquis Chilcls "liberal"!;
Francis estate libei~al"!; Arthur M. Schlesinger, _]r. lib-
eral !; jean Leon Dgtiiie dancer at Lenin Memorial!; Paul
Lehman; EIe:u1,c>i>~Roosevelt liberal"!; Norman Thomas So-
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liberal"!.
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tive appears on the entire list. At least three quarters of the. 1speakers fall into the category from "liberal" to far collcctivist 1
left. l do not say that none of these speakers should have been ;
invited to speak; were l president of a college, I should ask
many of them to. l do not even say that a college necessarily
shotild exclude any of these, no matter how far to the collectiv
ist left. I do say that at Penn State the proportion of speakers
for the collectivist Left was ioo percent to zero percent for
speakers on behalf of individualism, whether COn5C'2t192'C or
radical.
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3-I_-Ir. J. Edgar Hoover
|Director, FBI
;United. States Department of Justice
fiiashington, D. C.
Dear Ir. Hoover -
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a '£he thought I 2.-:'..='~ to presen
Q mind for quite some time. . The u.rge.to pu ting
-,, for any benefit that may develop in cooperating and co-
; ordinatin es has brought it to the front by the appointment
J oi one of finest to the efficient I-BI as an
i investigat .s Ii This gentleman, I am of the opinion, is going to be
I ' Aworthy of his hire. we j_,__; _
3 There seems to be very few citizens invthat| believe our Finest is rendering the City one h red per cent
I efficiency. The cause is Le
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