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rangum xurtner points that TOW?-A75MABLEE UN3!".i'i .<!I;' WALLAC-=2
,D.C, to Chlcago and had represented to her that he was
can Agent 01 the FBI and further you pointed out the fact that the sub-
~_~,ct appear-e-'2 to be. on rather good terms with MR ROCSEVPTIJT to the ex--.=».t that F-P.S..5,Ef105T-TV-II.T had endorsed I loan rerb at the Hm-
iltor: National Bank in the amount of £500.and information had been de-
_92;'§']op»=Li indicating that this note had not been taken care of by-
and that HRS. HOOK?-fV IL'r had paid the note as iudor:-er. Your memo-r
belis ieved to be92 I .$01....- d>J,,v$. 1 H I gab.-rI_A!y hr I | l'92I92/U
Your attention is called to the attached two clippings concerning PAUL
A. TQHEJAII appearing in the Star and Times Herald of this date, '
checks that he had pas.sed'during the promotion of the scheme
g Your memorandum further makes reference to thewas at tna serving Ll.llu-:
lore!-;"m., our-Ing Harch of 1936, had applied for a position with the Bur-
eau and that hie applicant file reflects the receipt of correspondence
from that time up until Janu.'.1'y of L942. '
urtner reects a considerable mount of corres--,-J..t;.=nce mitten by T0.W.1AN addressed to the Director on various subjects.v921"'v-Q!
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T0 as oesraom: AFTER ACTION 1s ram mo nor smrr TO rues
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Paul A. Toneman. 32, once s
White House iavorite 0! Mrs.
1F:-anklin D. Roosevelt. was sen-
lbenced to serve one to three years
in prison by District Court Jus-
tice I-Ioltzoff today for mail fraud
zand false ]'1TP*EI1S ._ The lanky,]:;;or.ci_ sell-styled blic relations
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icounsel was convi ted last week
of duping a hos geles export
lrm official.
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Paul A. Tnnernan. ii. was sen-
tenced in District Court iodni! to
serve irom one i-o three years in
charges oi raise pretenses and using
.the malls in defrnud.
' Justice Alexander Holtzo ordered
the sentence to begin after Toneman
finishes I term or irom [our months
to n rear for embezzlement.
Tonemnn was round guilty oi ob-
lieining $2.05!} iron": e L-as Angela[businessman under the pretext ofEootainlng an export license to send-Lauinr Irom Lh United States to1Ci-line. I1 Jusiire HD1170 said TO!lPman had
obtained $1.500 n the pretense oi
giving a Gm: rnment official 1
Christmae press 1.
1rprison on his conviction inst week on!"I 4,!
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Dear ilr. Nichols:
Enclosed. is a. copy
of the mamrzmzlum I afn send- '
111,5 to H. 3.1-Bco, Chairman
of the: Board of The Inc.
and Edit r of Time; and. toRoy "r§p1%1-sen, Presislent of} Ofima Inc., my direct boss
and Publisher of Life.
With kindest re-
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ignore thr tlDlHl92 aI1tlthO9292;1n9292'in-
r- r uni-,.<htl Ha~l-t unrler n General
l-t92'IfiC92.$llI'll-I-ITl| arid get an out-
.' mr glnu mclnors.
. Gt-nt'|'.1l I'.lec1ric-1l~c largest sell-
ing sunlninp of its l-tint.lslm'-vt-rs
..|u with ultra viutt-1 ratlratmn
1 hilc 92t'1tI!~l'I?I1-[.dl't92~, rest or rt-ad.
in: minuh "I radiaii0np:i92'es you the
l1r.192.;r|.._1|,- l92g,:.;lst§ of two hours
92I"|t.lt'r the winter sun. See the at-
I.'ar;ti92e m-92"-" Lit-neral Elvttri- Sun-
Hips at 92uur tlr-aler's nun. Sui-:t't
;--ur .n¢.h~l and ltmk tanned all
I.-mu-r lone. $19.95 and up.
Slightly Mphn in nwyitnrn llllll.!
GENERALQ5 ELECTRIC
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G-E Sunlnmp especially in
winter. I: guppi|r| 15¢
wit-lrnineiit-<uhnt'|vitnl
so ih¢ imivih oi iiiiiihi
bone: and eonhd teeth.
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Last wot-.. amid a swarm of holiday
ito1t92' 'nIi01t~. llu-"ls-~....92. Youth .92Io92'ement.
I't'Lltltt'fl it~v1l tn an alisurdity. It was a
nu-l. ni earn:--l dt-lute ahnut war R WJCC.
of qunrn-Is nmntig [rirntls and Qtmicg,
ti-'ro|n it en1eI'2t'<| a hit that the recent
in.-ytl".|y of the .~92|neri-"an Youth Congress
ll.l l ul1su1rt'd}*nut]1s differ amom: them-
:-e192'e.~" as much as with their I.-hh-rs. At
9292.i-=-!'.». enrl. it:-. ditter-.-nr= = :'!.=tit':e-rl. 92.'nu'.h
*1-ttrfl ilsrll into it 92'.lrit't_92' ul nrt:.inir.ttiun_=
and ,t:.|liu|u- ]' arrl-:n1l_92' in all din-rtinns,
Tht-ir line-u||_ rratlinu fr-mt left to right:
-I American Student Union, oreariizt-rl in
t~'}92§' l1_92' C-mitnuni-t~. SUt i.ili-ts anti ln:192'-
rrirk liI>er;1I=, hy last 9292-eel»: had Inst must of
H4 lt'llr_a9292 tr.'t92' -Ir-rs, 9292;1-. it-It m|;:||y Com-
unmist. The n-inn.mt's im1rlt'!~l tr_92': no aid
t.» Britain. lierausv t.1.-.1n..F1zz>=»=.~92-m had
"trln-t.11--rl om|n.||~nry youth ork Ctirltt ,
Iltl'.$I"llt.s l.|~t 9292't' 'l; l|92'ul'u-tl ht-r hf mu-
|u.t| com-I.-til v. 'I'||r_92' ills-r1 rt manded that
the U. S. all! its:-It uith hiua and the
4-nick L'ni-in, wired l'n-~it[i'nL Roosevelt:
Yul c.92,92"t r-t'|.t. .1 u u.~u92 tn. ts. ~
Youth Committee Against War was
t'~rH.~i-rl l92920 _92r=1'- zigr. h_92" socialist seces-
_-lI_Illll'> [nun A. 5. LI 1|. ct-urem-d in Madi-
sr-n. 9292'i=.. not .1 cl-ol 9292v|t"on1e. Barred from
the [nix-er-it_92 of 9292'i-cm1~in of which
ronwripti--n'~. Iirrrwtttr t_'l:trvner'-Hy-kstra
is ]|1 ':ltltniI .'|rtl the l"ir~L C0m.'n'ttation:il
t_hu-rrh, the t'=!: 92.:'t"t r9292 !|1t||'|ll92 rnnl innu-i: ...t t .1.
a h=-it-l, ll '.'lt|l an l=Hl.'|li rttl-L speech by
Ft-imlnr Burton K.92.9292t| -I.-Ier, demanded
re|»r'."l 01' I<|f1< I'ltrlll1t'|.-
K Student League lot Progressive Action
9292.1§ 1*It ;nhi92l list 9292ul~; l>_92' atmtht-r group
of .92. F. L. set r~~h-ui~.1s. It-rl by lihrrals"
from ll.-r92 .92rrl' and -'~9292";|rtI|mor-92. This group
itttrotltut-<1 |t~tlt' at 3 joint cn1tlt'ri:htc of
lut-:r1t;|tiun;tl Fturleut Service and the
.92';:tiHtt'*l fiturlt-nt ll-ilt-|';!tit»t| in I92'|:9292'
Ill-.tn_~9292itl:. .92'. _|. The l.t"i1:uu's ||l'|tfnrm;
.|i<l .~lu-rt-of-92"'1r to liriluin and 'hi:m,
<u|.1;-mt of the 92'e9292' Dial. a lernand thatlqitu I1 clani! ht-r 9292-tr .'t1n92~_' Qericon Student Defense League
:v.1~. ic~'Pn1i_92' sl.|rlt'tl at ll.tr92'arrl. .-rt the
T92'r'u' Hrunsuirl-c rnnlvrcnrv last week it
:mn0uut"e~l ils cxp.1n.~ion to six other col-
l92':It.'5- lls pru|.:r.||t1: all-out aid to Britain,
rt't:.<Hlli'.=~"- nl ri-1;. hi 9292':|r.
-l ternotionol Student Service, .92ir.~'.Rool.?e'h»lts new friend. is a 20-year-old
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tseli Ttstz, Sept. 231. Its joint con-
ferenre with National Student Federation
as heraliled in the Communis1 s92'rt:'
.lfa.r.rc.r as "The-Plot Against Youth." But
its conference turner? out to he more
plotted against than ptuttintt. First leftists
tried to park its meeting, were repulsed.
Then the two new Leagues above! used
its plationn to announce themselves. At
ueeks end, I. S. S. tried to join forces
with N. S. F. by oering it :1 subsidy, was
rehulled on the grouad thit its oh:-r was
'92l92lctionql Student Fade-uiion iisr-ll_Iis a long-c.-tabli-hr-d organization of coll:-ac
student councils, made its rst Plunge into
politics six years nen when it helper] touml
the"Americ:92n Youth Cnnt||.§.=. Last 9292tr.l~:
it rerunsit.len.d. Despite a plea by A. Y. C.sExectltive Slccrctary Ff3hC llli!t92S,who anlnntted that A. Y. . matte
mi-=t.r|ke_= but llt'92 1'ilttlC.~S denied that its
iuml. come ll-.111! !92Iusco9292'," N. S. F.
vutul 3;-to-:4 tn 9292'ithrlr:19292r from .92. Y. f,
|-1-mu-r~ nl its "Ult5:|92'ul'}' ie|utlatinn" and
ism -ii-i= it 9292'ii.= "P--it rep-'is.=ei-!..iti'92't.'
N. *5. F. also pluinprcl for lull etunontic
aid to lirihtm.National Founclolion tor AmericanYouth is c::¢_'§.tt1nry'.- live.-month-olrl
..1lLl'l-flit; of the 92outl=. Cou_crcs-. It re-
cently pI1l1li~i1ttl a l1-tlldlmnl for 5'-iuzh
called-92.,k" to Stop Hie Irmior Fm].-
,TnI.'mm_
11.1! Lille! .92".'9292' Year's. -Hunt tmih-r
ermlunles uent lmrl; tn their l'Jtt|pU**t'~ to
study. .- - "
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Cl.1rtnrc 5'-thml: is =h-1rt_ _~toti;_v ;=_m1
demul. lonlzs lilze a lenn~_92l92'ani:t Duuh
Dr. ltnhn.-. Fifi! -three years ago li-- slriru-11
an oi] lint-inr"P_¢ 9292ilh hi= father in .92ll.. _In_92'_
nr-.1: l..'mr:1sli-r. la. l92'n9292' Schucl»: Inde-
pt-tulvnt Iii Co. has 14 9292h0lt'3'e plants
and :1 dozen zawliiie senice stations, is
92'3l'l£tl at Sr 020.000.
l<1"tt'ntl_92 I92lr. §tl1'>I.l;, 7:, bcrame un-
tert:~-ti ."=!===t:t the futon? of 1! his busi-
nr~-. 3! hj~n.n.|--y,T1-.,a1;izn1.;rrit-rl,ln ie
Cltiltllv-=.. i92lun'¢i92't't', he l'x-lit92"c_= lhitl the
5! strut of i|ih~.-ritzinre is UH-Cltflall. "Ii
9292 ,' at.-ilisli nil inht-:il;|||C¬ of prurrrty and
if 9292e r:-'d a limit to earning; [low-r," Iv-
oftrn s.ii'l. "9292t- uuulrl be able to solve all
our crmnrnit 1-rnhli-ms. . . . After rea-
50t_;|-lt- pru92"i-inn l--r 9292o:t1-"rt K thiiclrr-n_ ,1
rn.1n'< l:l..llt sltuld en tn tt.--. general
9292'|"ll'.1I't',"
Mr. Frliutl it-l, nhuut for It Stht-the in
iit~.uru |-rrtr--ttJ.'tlIl-H of his I-mint-ss ;-1.-'
|'-ut his money to l"hri~ti;m ct:92.pl'r92'tmnt.
Last eel-L he thouehi ht had one. ll»; enn-
92't-rtvd his l-u im-=~ into .1 trust and pr»-
92"irlc-d that, em:-pl. lur a modest liviui: I-ir
hij|1~.I'l_I- and inlr. its i'mun.P should en to
puhiir sclumls in the listritts server! b_92' hi-
runipnny niiistly in Lam-.1.=ti-r, 92'-irk null
I!;|u|wl1in '1-tmlits t. Th-~n~ were no strin;
on h:-tr tht: nttmoy should he us'."_i llul
each school districts share dt-pended on
two tltttttlii 2! the n-imhcr of its pupils.
2! the amount of oil its citizens bought
from Sehock Independent Oil Co. I
The more oil l.;1X]!I|}''5 bought, thl
more SICO would prosper, ..nd the
more relief tax|92a_92'rrs would get from the
hurden of supporting their schools. L.'t.-'
week hr sent to 6: srhuol boards in Lan-
caster County the rst installment of pm.-
its from his new trust. The gifts totllt-Ci
$2o,ooo, ranged from $20.18 tn $5,042.96.
Said Mr. Schotl-at "I have no ax to
grin. . . . ii the puhiic continues to pa-
tronize the company, the sum will ht-92/
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DDLT. REYDDRTEL FEBRUARY EIGHTEEN roRfYTNREE,l§ovIET RussIA TDDAY,l3~§¢ DINNER AT RDTEN COMMODORE CE£EBRATINc=TuEN¥YEIETRIANNIvERsARY
or RED ARMY HAD CAPACITY ATTENDANCE or FIFDEEN HUNDRED CoNsIsTINc
QREDDNINANTLY or CCNNUNIST PARTY nENDERs. sQEAxERs WERE REAR ADmIRAL__NIRRAIL92ARuLIN, COMMANDER or THE BALTIC AND BLACK sEA FLEET, MAJQB,PAVEL~IRDARAYEv, sDvIET ATTACHE FOR NEgRANI2ED FORCES, CAPTAIN §EBGEéK§!§DUR-NAKOFFJ Russ AN w ITER COL R L ENSON MILITARY ATTACRE or CR T.BRITAIN, MAJOR CEg92Nu¬RE-N1NC,"MILITARY ATTACHE or CHINA, JOSEPH E
*DAvIEs, FORMER ANDAssADoR To RussIA, sENAToR ELDERT DCNoNAs or DTAR,
A F92wHITNEY, PREs or THE BROTHERHOOD or RAILRDA RAINNEN, MAJOR GENT A92$ERRY, us WAR DEPT, AND CORLI§§92LAMONT. To ARRIs MADE COLLECTION
SPEECH BUT TDTAL or CDLLECTIDN NoTANNouNCED. 0 LISS LANDNT AND JEFFRY
*~DRowN EACH CDNTRIDDTED FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs. FUNDS REALI2ED FROM CoLLEC-
TIDN TO DE usED FOR SUPPORT or sou1ET RussIA_IDDRX AND FOR DIsTRIBuTIoN0? NACAZINE To CDLLEC LIRRARIEs. JESSI2§92SMITH READ coNcRATuLAToRY_TELECRANs FROM92ELEANO592O0SEVELT, NARRY92 OPKINS NENRY92M RGANTHAU,9292 CLADDE92NIcRARD, suNNER92wELLs, RALPR92BANEs, sENAToR ALV1NQARKLEY, CLAUDE92PEPPER, HARRY92TRUMAN- JANEs E92NuRRAY. RoRNER92noNE CoNCREssNAN sANuEL'DICKSTEIN, EX:CQ¬ HERBERT LENHAN NILLIAN L R T,fDANEs L ELY, PHILIP92NDRRAY, WILLIAM REEN, RELEN92RELiER, PEARL . ucK.iENTERTAINNENT uAs
- PROVIDED BY IGOR92§0RIN, AND AMERICAN 0 us or Iw0.,ALExANDER927A Er: uAs THE DNLY ouTsTANDIN<: CP LEADER oDsERvED BYiMAIN THEME or SPEECHES wAs PRAISE FOR THE RED
ARNY AND ITS VICTORY ovER THE NA2us. SPEAKERS ExPREssED A DEsIRE FOR
CLOSE CDDPERATIDN DITA RUSSIA IN THE POST WAR NDRLD. TEXT or PRINCIPAL
SPEECHES AND IDENTITY or OTHER PERsoNs ATTENDINC DINNER WILL BE SUBMITTED
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messages sent between RD BEVK.T and GHURG'II.LL and that the full story will be
told when KENT returns to this country; '
The Saint Louie Star-Times newspaper on October 5, l9e5 reported
SilI'1'H'e talk on the evious ni t. The newspaper article, e copy oi which isbi-"18 1'"-$11195 in reported that SIITH orated for more
than two hours and that he didn't stop until his followers had finished taking
a collection in paper shopping begs. The newspaper reported the "Six toot,
slightly peunchy, rabble roueer admitted he was a good speaker, and, as the '
lhopping bags were being passed, told his listeners that they had gotten their
money's worth." SMITH told them, according to the newspaper, that they would
have to pay $1.65 to hear EI.E1ANOR,*_R$EVEI.T and that he, SMITH, was twice as
good a speaker as lire. ROOSENLLT. "In taking the collection, the newspaper
reported, SMITH told the audience not to give "chicken feed", that if they
could give only a nickel or something like that, that they should not give it,
but should cone up Iront and he would give them a nickel. The newspaper
account also reported the distribution of the circulars but the newspapers
apparently were not aware of the fact that the circulars were being distributedby Con:nunis92E$ _ ; .
Th tar-Times reported that as SMITH entered the Auditorium that
evening, Private First Class, ED Ba/BRUNN of San Francisco, a member of the
Eighth Infantry Division, handed SMITH a circular and said, "Hr. SMITH, read
this. Here is what we veterans think of yous"
The StarTimes also reported that SMITH had interspersed hie talk
with a tax on the Star~Timee.' They reported that he denounced "This hang;
Star-Times, this left-winger, this stooge of Stalin, this cur or Journalism."
The Star-Times also quoted SMITH as saying that what he had to tell on the
next night in the closed meeting at the DsSoto Hotel would be so hot that
it would burn up the carpet under his feet-
? -mfomnntsw andi both reported that all during his talk SMITH
appeared to be talking o therans who were present. At one point in hie talk
SMITH proceeded to scold the Lutherans for not being more pronounced in their
feelings against the Star-Times. He is reported to have said, "Shame on you,
you yellow Lutherans for allowing the star-Times to smear that young student."
This statement was made when SMITH was making reference to the Rev. LAWRENCE
REILLY-
At one point in his talk SIIITH mentioned that J e EDGAR HOOVEI,
bifcctr of the FBI, had arrested some well. known Communists and round records;
buried in Detroit. Although he did not make a direct statement, SJIITH did 1
indicate that he knew what these records contain and aPP"°t1! "5394 5° 1""
the general impression that the FBI had nothing against SMITH. SMITH aloestated um. canons .HAPLIH or Hollywood is one of the biggest contributors to
the Communist Party. sum: also stated, "Thank cos that names was not elected
Vice-President."I
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advised the Saint Louis ottioe that G, a leader oi thg,Vetsrane O2 " '
Iorsignjerds, had put considerable pressure on Ir. MENIHCIISI in'an-elta-t_;ito gethin to cancel the contract with - SMITH for the use at the . - '
eixteenth oor ot that hotel. Ill. GREAT!-IOUSB advised that he consulted his
attorneys and was told that there were no legal "Ot'lI'ldI upon which he could
cancel the contract without incurring n definite liability for breach 01
contracts '
;}Goniidentin1 Inforczant. furnished the Saint um: emee ~-
with several tickets to the October 5 meeting and attended the meeting personally
Interment reported that during this meeting SIIITI-I kept saying, "Believe me, I
know." Many oi SHIT!-l's statements were general in neture and he attempted to
convince the audience by merely making the above statement. SMITH advised the
audience or apps-cncimstely 350 persons that the Isrner Brothers in Hollgwood
were great Communists. SMITH told the audience that he did not want them to
read between the lines but that instead they should read between the lies,
SMITH introduced Rev. BIBLE! A¥SllI'lH, whose nsne was thought by a
this Informant to be SQUIBB and this individual presented whet appeared to
be a memorized talk. Then subject SMTFH spoke again. SMITH mentioned a
young man by the name or DOBBS who went to Russia and attended a Goverment
school where he learned all about Communism. when be returned to this country
he was invited to lunch by EIEANOR R0$EVEL'l- Later he married s girl who was
not a member of the Communist Party. Today this young nan is said to be head
or the "Youth for Christ llovement". SMITH said at first he was skeptical
or DOBBS but now he knows that D0835 is okay. _
This Informant advised that SIITH gave a very rambling talk and
stated that he thought we ,should have some ear crime trials here in America-
A pamphlet entitled, "'I'he*Plan" was distributed at the meeting and purports
to be prepared by the Postwar Recovery Commission. This pamphlet is furnished
to the Bureau as an enclosure with this report. As only one copy is available,
none is being furnished the Detroit office-
Aocording to the Intormsnts present, SMITH gees no indication
as to when he night return to Saint Louise Verious items of literature
furnished by the Info:-manta which are not being forwarded to the Bureau of
hetroit, will be retained in the Saint Louis file,
.-.e-eLEE TU THE H-IREAU: OneI
copy or a leaflet entit1ed, "An open letter to
the People of Saint Imlis-"' _
One copy oi an 8 page pamphlet entitled "The !lsn'!.
One copy of n leaflet entitled "An Open letter to'
the People of Saint Louis-" . -HICUBURE T0 DETROIT!
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Five thousand dusky "problem babies," whose
mothergtoagngt fit tgembingingéigh iemiiy and commun y e are o e p pe o mar ca- n s 3specially chartered liner. ; 1- 92L_ =n".~._;L- -
The children from 12 months to iive years old'
were left behind by cou1ouredU. S. troops stationed 1
in Britain during the war. Their mothers are British.
To save them from growing up social misfits and
from possible stigma, the Negro Welfare Society of
London and Liverpool are finding homes for them in
the coloured communities of_the United States.
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The Home Secretary, Mr. Ede, has been asked to
sanction the moss evacuation.
Mr. E. B. Kendall, jun., solicitorto the
Negro Welfare Society explained yesterday: "There
are 10,000 illegitimate coloured children in this country
at present. _we propose to send half of them to America.
"We have been promised a liner in nine months:
time and the d ildren will sail together under the
care of an expert staff of doctors and trained nurses.
"I have had a letter from Mrs. Roosevelt telling
me that she is interested in the scheme and is organis-
ing funds in America.
We are making arrangements in this country for
the other 5,000 coloured babies who will be left."
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position in it. Ekarte's record
is an unssvoury one and nell
known to the police. He has been interested in Negro Welfare
for his-own personal gain fer
Duplan is at present.in the United States of America
- organizing lectures and concerts for the purpose of railing -many years.
. funds to enable the Negro Welfare Centre to carry out its,
latest scheme, I.E. to arrange to transfer to America the _
children born of coloured American troops in this country
during the War.
Mr. Kendall, the solicitor referred to earlier in
this report, is without doubt unaware of the questionable back-
ground of the Negro Welfare Centre and I em informed that he is
sincerely interested in what appears to him to be a perfectly
genuine preposition to send to America the children born of
coloured American troops in this Country. Mr. Kendall has stat-
ed to people who have spoken to him on the subject, that several
fathers of the children concerned had already written from America
offering to adopt the children and that the Negro Welfare Centrehas
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guidance of the Home Secretary on the question of'the legal-_
of adoption of these children by people in America, having
regard to the fact that at the present time the law_of adoption
is such that no legal adoption of children born in this Country
can take place by people living outside the United Kingdom.
Ekarte is paying special interestto the proposal to trans-
fer these children to America and ho is understood to have receiv-ed a letter from Mrs. Eleanorxoosevelt expressing her supportof the scheme. -. ~--~ Y --~"
I an informed that the whole matter of sending these
children to America has been placed before the Liverpool Parlia-
mentary Group with a vice to the question being raisedon the
floor of the House of Commons
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America are interested in the scheme, as also is the Pan- 5
African Federation, whose headquarters are in Manchester. It _
has, noeever, been made clear to the Negro Welfare Gentre by
the Pen-African Federation and similar organizations in this
County, that whilst they were interested in the scheme they
would take no official action until the Home Secretary's
ruling concerning adoption has been obtained.
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I an transmitting herewith the originals and one copy each
of menoranda re!'1ectir=g info:-nmtion reported 'byCprJ1§en_ti§}__1_ni§_0r1§nt- concerning the above captioned informant. "_'
The memorandum of March 5th 19!. r a -
tion vhich . ma within which he advises her that he is look g for A job.
The memorandum of March 3 d 1943 relates to a conversa-
. tion which he had with This memorandum' contains I. e ~ ' e t deal of in-e even onmtion. The main item of interestis that &appea.re to be avoiding any future contact with this
A informant.= "o . DEFERRED"REt*oc';-era"* 1 It is to be noted that the information reported by "7/"__% has greatly decreased since larch lat, 1943.
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c"' '=*°° Februery 22, 191. h. Q - f,'_L_!.r.*7 5833 " +.'iTi""-ET"n-c_____we .-- -- 9292 - "7""' X: Cru-O " " r& &TE1 Eureeu of Investzgetior - Q . l
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The situetion is urgent. The whole subject needs the careful thought of ~
in the country. Someone must tcne resgoneibility. Re are
vou to be one of a smell nutter of p& 5onS to sit down s.7-_ lug. I4.-gr"-q_,,.
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' 7 '1:<1uL§ ,.the front tne question of rece and color. This if
its mounting ecuteness, es e factor in norld ¢ivL%?::I:::I1;
resh attention be given to whet is happening and
America. 5 -
ecessity for ection is widespread throughout the
thoughtful leader is concerned. Many organized
locally, are attempting to fin something they can
ent tension one the current interest inicete the
in order that effective action may be taken.
doing constructive work in thet speciel¢/
Berth end Pest may be worked out in pet-S
terrs éifferent from tnose that bind the South. e
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with us for two days to plnn for definite action, especially in the North
nni Vest, to neat the Eituetion now ené et the end of hostilities. -We
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45¢ a~ /zficently expect that the conference will formulate e program around
Lch large nurbers of interested people can rally for e forward step in .
inginb our rece relations into line with the
which we are fighting the war.democratic prihClPl&1:Of ~~s__
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roe weeting will he held in Chicago on March 21 en 22, 1911, ené the
"penses of those who perticiete will be net.
. pieces of meeting will be sent leter. We urge
i senrifice you will find it possihle to join in this consultationDetails es to hours end
thet even at inconvenience __-
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Jiugo Black, U. S. Supreme Court
- At-o Flu:-at-@..n, Labor League for Human Rights, Her York
b;=.z.c":;<:.=:*,:r Boddy,' Loa Augolaa Daily Hen '
*~!~Io::er S. I-1";-'- :3, Pm-1:yl92'z-n!.u. House of Representative!
-.}roc.e:~ick L. Brown-J.ee, Dong:-ugational Board, New York
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; E-zwrld H. Burton, F-water 11¢: Ohio ./ : - c *3. . 1 .. -' " a....:l;;-, I; Iork ..;-ea
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E. Cz.-srrington, Univoraity of Denver
Karl Ia;-3.or Goa-;~t.on, Preahe-1., Ii. I. 1'. _ -
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Lcs Angeles, dated January 15,"'l945, in the captioned "
refel-ence'is made to the increased activity ofJc0}..5q;92P subject; 1n the
picture field, ' 92 ./ »" " 0 - //f - -< -*- 1'.-I'u~ f _,__
The San Francisco and Los Angela: investigations oi
- for'exs.mp1e, indicate that _and-his w1rs;n ale
__ least involved in but more probably also in CO..¬IN'I'EFH92 J;/'
. . ro _ . . ' y . . O 1:-tixx h a somewhat nnrsteriuus figure allegedly representing a.f?3'_ee_ French! r" '" Bjoticn Picture Committee. has also continued his contacts with -
Soviet representatives a shown by his attempted deal with 92_
to di8tri'h92I'l'4! Russian music in the United States. "~ _
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e figures, a separate case entit1e%OVIET PPOPAGANDA IN THE -_
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s "J '5' A" It will also be noted from this report and from {he reference
eport of October 2'7, 1944, that there has been no continuation of p
circle of espionage activity here since ' return to Russia
last summer. No Soviet official nor other subject of this case has contacts
to pursue inquiries as to high test gasoline, radar, or other matte
previously discussed by during his periodic contacts with ;' . "' - "--" - 4319i? A5- r
The most active aspect of potential Comintern activity 1133:? -. 9'!1 j H sngeles has centered about propaganda activities in the motion picture field,
é ' in radio, and in public speeches given by various individuals. f'/--j__._- .1-
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I-'-*5 AP?-AFATU§ activity. w continues to conduct. Limaeiff glcnp; :'.i-.>5"¢_"~§~I+f,_ --
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be: ~» that _ '.-.'rote to _in connection with_ motionpi;-.l_ =;-1: contacts, i.r Eqilternnte name O1'_
m-um-, in this conversatio_;_92"_wremarked titatn-_
appa'w=,.t1y made a report to the Army on some qubstion, then went to ace a General
and finally to Mrs. JROOSEVELT and told hi!" "the ftory". Further, that hecalled wand wanted to arrange a meeting, that he had read ..
"Teheran , that he was regarded as one of the '....... of Hollywood because he
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INTERNAL 5ECU''I'Y - C = Bureau File #100-7061 I 1'.pnear Sir: ""'
7 , J .4" 'The services idential In.formant are presently being
utilized in connection th the investigation oi subject organization. Dur-
ing the month of September 1945, information regarding activities of this
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The poll tax Senators are not allowing fhe Guy.
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star so that u vote 1lLl_ggL be taken on toe
of Congress.ssssd by
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from ,yol'ing on whelher 'l'he voleless shall be per-
mied l'o vole! - '
They have already fried by irickery 'l'o bole flue
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!DEMAND THAT THEY STAY ON THE JOB IN
THE SENATE l'o ufighl 'l'he filibusler. lo vole _a
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A 1 sum: A no|~u=me or PUBLIC OPINION m YOUR
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been noted throughout Arkansas during pa-at
nonth. Two negro newspapers published in
lrkensea carried articles from commentators
denouncing Feecisn or praieing Russia.
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REFERENCE:
DETAIIS:
During the past month there appear to have been very few
incidents or racial friction in Lrkanaae, Two young negroee in Little Rock
:.a.-:a been eccuaed oi attempted assault on e emall girl in Little Rock, 92
Arkansas. 1
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indicates that two colored transient soldier: were jailed temporarily after ~
they he-:1 gone into the white waiting room of the Union Station in Fort 92
Smith and had created a dieturbance. The news item stated that police
aathoritiea received a call to come to the station because of a disturbance
and that several colored eoldiere were in the white waiting room and were
rather boisterous end rowdy. Police oicere told e white Lieutenant to
ask the men to move from the white waiting room and two members of the 92
colored group were eeid to have become proiane, They had been ctnmic and
they were taken to jail but then iere=-taken biciijliii-e ititio ifidelivered to the members at the llilitery Police. - ,7F D
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In the sane issue of the Arkansas World" is a news
item to the effect that it Ins rumored that A negro might be appointed
as an Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor but that there was
no real ground upon which to support the report that RANDOLPH night get
this Wat. It was ssssrtsd that :=.:..-motes sas s we-her oi the Smialist
Party; that he had been an arch critic of the New Deal, and that through
a spokesman had recently threatened trouble for_the present administration.
In the issue of June 22, 194$, of the_FState Press
is a news item to the effect that the Naval Ordnance Plant at Camden,
Arkansas, has completed excellent living facilities for the colored
employees at that plant; that the same was supervised entirely by negroes
and that nsgroes had excellent jobs in the plant. The news item stated
it was doubtful that the FEPQ had had anything to do eith bringing about
this excellent result, but that it was the result of cooperative efforts
by responsible colored and white laborers in Arkansas,
In the same issue of the "State Press", is a reprint
of an editorial from the Pittsburgh Courier, commending the stand of
President HARRY S. TRUMAN relative to the FEPC. In this editorial was
the following sentence "Time and again President Roosevelt was asked to
speak out in favor of this or that measure and to use his influence with
Congress to have certain remedial legislature such as an Anti-Lynching
bill passed, but to no avail". The editorial asserted that whether or
not e permanent FEPC was secured it one evident that President TRUMAN
would not be remiss in advocating its adoption.' '"
L .LL_ J_____ Q Y.-__ l92F92 Psi! Win tne issue 01 uune 0;, 4.74;, ns.u
of the NAACP, asserted that any Congressman who had fails sign a _
_ petition to discharge the committee in the house having the FEPC Bill
pefore it, should be defeated.Q--5-_@# namtir BUDL U UH-I.
In the same paper was a statement to the effect that
the Workers Defense League had produced a pamphlet called "Jobs Without
Creed or Color" and that the same was available for any person.
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Tn §92'92n 4 Q nf 11111!a..u u-new a.9DulG v wag. Vnus a news item to the effect that Mrs. ELEANOR§hO0SEVELT had accepted
membership on the National Board of Directors of the NAACP and that
hALTER*WHITE, Secretary of that organization, had stated that it was an
honor ho have such a great American on its Board of Directors and that
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the organization desired her council as a member of the Board and that
she should have a great effect in the tight for total equality of the
negro. It is stated, however, that Ire. ROOSEVEBT stated that all
citizens should have certain rights, these being equal opportunity
for employment according to ability and at equal pay; equal opportunity
for education; justice before the lee; and participation in Government
through the ballot. . i e -_ -_ -' .- 7' ' ."4 .- - -., . . 92
In the same issue of the State Press", is a news l
item quoting Governor ELLIS G-¥£NALL of Georgia, as stating that
economic equality for the nagroes was a right which should not be
denied, and that uless the negroes had s good hme, s good education
and economic security, the rest of the people of Georgia would not
have the samee
In the issue or June 2t, l94S,_is a nBIS item to the
effect that the U.S.0. CLUB for Negroes in Little Rock had been reopened.
This is due to the larger nuber of negro soldiers being brought to Camp
Robinson, lrkansas, and being discharged. ' "
In the same issue on page two, is a news item to the
effect that Secretary of Comerce HENRI WALLACE had been asked to appoint
nogroes to important jobs in the Department of Commerce, these being in
the Small Business Division, in the regional and district offices;
and on the advisory committee. - I .,', . - _
In the issue of July l5, 1945, of the Arkansas World"
is an item to the effect that the United Federal Workers Union, a C10
organization, would make loans to FEPC workers to tide them over checkless
pay days i£_the appropriation bill tor the FEPC were not passed to meet
Reyrolls.0
In the same newspaper, WILTER WHITE, Secretary of the
NAACP, is quoted as saying that the raceproblem was not s sectional
problem in the United States, and was not merely a national problem in
the United States, but that it was a world problem and that this conclusion
had been reached by WHITE during his travels throughout the world to
survey c onditions,
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Gcndy _.__i._Mrs. Eleanof/Eoosevelt is scheduled to make a_speech at P{{f;Monteaglc, Tennessee, 6/16/58. confidential informant of the_nnoxvi|1¢
that at a meeting of U. S. hlans, Knights of the Ku Klux hlan, _Incorporated, one scheduled talk by Mrs. Roosevelt was . ,5 I1!Office, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised rl DJ .
Same informant advised it was also mentioned that
#112161 been contacted regarding this" matter andladvised the Klan he will not interfere with them if they come
break'uR the meeting.
t;::vnTIo192's=1 discussed. It was mentioned that nlansmen plan to go to Monteagle _ ., _i and stop the talk "even if they had to blow the place up." '
Knoxville advised in view of the above infonnation concernino
Q 3-lemohis should inform state authorities in hashville 5
" L-. :"nin~,; contemplated nl action. jven though_ ;_.aallegedly knows about this action it is believed the Inox_vil.1*?'
Iqiimco should inform him, then if he refuses to take action to stop l
inn; Kianaction there may be a possibie civil rights violation. '
i&IUSHNDATIONSt
V ! There is attached for your annroval a letter to Knoxvillo
and F6mphiS instructing Knoxville to disseminate this information ' .1.-_=;.'1."¬lI'1inq contemplated Klan action t E3111! :1
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cintlou. !.tte::g>t.s are being made to e-'~.s:'.=I t.-".e
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broken up into three separate clubs :92n_ ~:-aver.-l I
To-_=;rn2f..c!1>seh as lenders. At meetin-<; .'=.t£'r."J.r.<I ~
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' ' on the present 1'-ontgQmer;.r Herd strike sit.-.1~t..0n, i
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1 ,_. , I wire tw I.e;1'cc'3. Civil iii- ht-e 1'0-?er"tor. i¬='*"-_.Gd
E ' pres: relem-e crit.].ci.zin,gr rc~:"usal of u.==e wt "06:
i'~c1lities by C11-:r.-2 Ila, ;.ic:1i 0.-1, r*3e:i"=':11I.9 InI I "* ' ' '-"II:-,1.'1-gas frqm 311 .~r Islpnd. red-::'."tl¢:1 as t.r":'u1,=,;
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xni 1 days, re;-ietrants ere urged to do upon leaving for en induction '
'.""lt¢CI'- He not even examined at Fort Leaverr-orth, =-mere he was rueihed,
~.='u.~e the only viewed. his being sent there as 'irre;'uJ.er,'
"'.-nly e. direct ordcr fro":a1.n_"|. Con. Le-.-ri 5 Fi. I£err=..e3' - I
n- Lionel director of the Selective -Service -System, stopped the induction.
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to ltecn his ire t boerd informed
.1003 bond. and hearirrgg 1.-r*s sat for L1ove=.uber 2,,of his -'"::-rem. He' - c
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"- and} s one of 1'Jleanor's boys. The latter reference,
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"zpn. go u<-11151, executive aeeietant to .'ttt0ine§.' uenéil
1-vie l'id.r1l::, 1.'..nt1l6-.1 the =.'.'.-.-5hin.§-_'ton end of the c-me after the FBI :11.-e
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Lt 1" Lo cle"r-:--- of. one 142:, or tize other ins-te-"ci of new ciznrg-2e bein"
~w.-_~1t~ P1: 5; :11; es: nnotlzor clear-1:5 uo, '
"Cemsi said the §Jepert1.;cnt of Justice =--es rowdy to
:c~ce,~t drown s explanation and that of those who know him to the effect that
-V;.= dref t misdeeds were arfoversipnt '-He admitted havina heard of the smear ~_ . I
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. 4i "-rd. any of his £51 men had said it. he didn't indicete whether he thouf-ht
it imoortant to find out whether an FBI man or men said it, .
'- "1 dent thin: the case should eton here. But who tefces
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INIYEINAL SECURITY
During the past two weeks several instances of racial unrest in
this area have come to the attention of the New York Field Envision. The
instances in question are being set forth below:
On Iiarch 10, 1945, the§'Ne1I York Age", negro newspaper, carried
an article captioned, "Negro Sol iers Stationed in staten Island Under
stricter Discipline After stabbing." The article in question is given below:
"Army officials curtailed many of the liberties of soldiers
stationed on Staten Island, Saturday, as a result of a series of violent
incidents involving soldiers and civilians. The most recent was thestabbing of a civilian and a policanan.
"A high official at the Port of Bnbarkation said that this
headquarters has been iniormed oi several instances oi disorders in Staten
Isle:-.d involving Arnr; personnel, and active measures are being taken to
_'7~IGV:3I1'|5 a recurrence of such disorders.'
"It was understood that this would include a drastic cut oi pass
privileges and assignment of more mobile and discounted military police to
.'1¬1in*.ain a stricter guard over military personnel in key spots.
"The Army action followed the arraignment in Staten Island
I a;;istrate"s Court of two soldiers accused of stabbing a Negro civilian and
disarzning and beating a white policeman ' an early morning row in §;.ap1e-ton. The soldiers, identified as CURTIS%.J'lI..I.IA}.{S, 25, and HEBYOOD-*AR?INGTON,
18, both assigned to the Fox Hills Canto ent, were held in 310,000 bail
on assault ard Sullivan Law violation charges pending hearing at a date to
be set by Magistrate Alfred M. Lindau.
"According to police, the two soldiers assaulted SI-LER.IAN;yIVORI,
20, oi 2091 Richmond Terrace, West Brighton, in Stapleton, without provoca-
tion and stabbed him when he resisted. Motorcycle Patrolman STEPHEN CS0?-E,
vno attempted to aid the civilian, was disarmed and beaten. Both injured
persons were given emergency treatment at Staten Island Hospital and than
allowed to go home."
.r_On March 10, 1945, the {Pittsburgh Courier," New York seaboard ,/-.~si~.=, contained an article entit ed:1:[,1_LI.IAN SlJII!i- S:3ES SPE.."=..rJJING RACE -_ 92
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"America was warned that racial tensions are spreading through-
out the_nation and that there exists an anti-Negro class covenant between
,'-cor and rich whites in Dixie.
"Speaking at a luncheon here attended by local sponsors of a
Southern or ference for Human Welfare dinner to be given in honor of Hrs.xranklin P. loosevalt, Miss LILLIAZXEMITH, author of "Strange Fruit,"
warned that the North is now seethi 3 with the same tensions which were
once considered purely southern property. M
"Miss SIITH, who revealed she had a recent interview with the
mayor of Detroit, described the class covenant between poor and rich whites.
The poor were not to infringe upon the rights of the rich, she said,
but they were to he allowed tn maintain a certain amount of prestige by
stepping on the Negro.'"
In addition to the above information, several other instances
of juvenile gang fijiting have broken out in the Harlem, Bronx, and
Bedford Stuyvesant Areas of this city, where the majority of the negro
population reside. Most of the juvenile gang fighting has been between
rival negro gangs. However, in the Bronx Spanish and Negro juvenile gangs
have clashed. Durinv the last week a Spanish-Negro juvenile gang fight I0
resulted in the death of one of the negro juveniles, as a result of a gun
shot wound received during the fight.
Agents of this office have been advised by police officials of
this city that additional police personnel will be assigned to Harlem and
other sections of the city where large crowds congregate, on the day
Germany surrenders in order to prevent any serious disturbances.
. The above information is being forwarded to the Bureau for
t 'iniormation purposes only.
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V; Mobile Confidential Infonnant T-l, believed reliable, states; q"_=c.lla.hz*.ssee, Zi'la,, is currently organizing the Frzerican Conic erate i-rmy in Fla. Details oi activities in this
i regard set forth. and spoke on .
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i 1951+, at Gainesville, Florida, reflect that the Gainesville Police
Department reported a six by eigllt foot cross was burned on the
1. front lawn o1" the Kappa .-Llpha Fraternitj; Iiouse about b,:3O 3.15 on
I September 28, 195A, Lccording to the above newspaper article, the
i 'r.:"':::s was wrapped in newspapers and fraternity members said theyhad no idea as to who may have burned the cross orx_if_or,>'y§i3a4t,,¢;",e3_0-;-,
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speaker at the atherine were substantiall as follows: 8 u
"We are going to stop de-segregation in public
schools. The Supreme Court has taken over powers of the
Congress and are legislating rather than acting as a judicial
body. The American Confederate Army is going to unite, block
by block, business by business, in order to fight de-segregation
by all legal means. Cl n3 the public schools is not the answerto the problem. The fdz§§na1 Association for the Advancement of
c1orcd People is a C;tnunist outfit and the only white person
' in the ns3CP is ELELHOH-UOS;VZLf. The politicians are afraid of
the IQLCP, If a law enforcement Officer is accused of
n -e5ro's Civil Rights, the Officer is discharged from
and has to defend himself alone in Federal Court, The
-lorlaa should pass a law so that such law enforcementviolating
the J ob
state of
Officers
would not be discharged from their jobs and the state should
finance their defense and aid in their defense of Civil Rights
cases in Federal Courts."
T-2 further advised that during the above remarks
a young unidentified man walked around among the automobiles
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@ Activities of Elaverns at Eixson, Chattanooga, Maryville,Ié,»/ Copperhill, Dayton, Clinton, Cleveland and Harriman set forth.
, Attendance at meetings in Chattanooga, maryville, Eixson
and Dayton averages less than 29 members per meeting. Klaverns
at Nhitwell, Knoxville, Etowah and Soddy are inactive mainly
due to lack of interest on part oi members. Information
received that efforts made to form llavern, at Lenoir City.
No activities reported on part oi hlan auxiliaries. Meetings
of State officers held at Chattanooga, 4-13-£6. t Dayton
_ Klavern meeting on 4-Zé-58, scheduled speech of HRS. ELEANOR
RCOSEVELT at Iighlander F013 School, Monteagle, Tennessee,I in June, 13b3, discussed and some members mentioned going
to Monteagle to stop the talk "even if they had to tlow the
place up". During meeting of Third Province officers,
Chattanooga, L-4-$3, the subject of MRS. ELEANOR RO0SEVELT's
scheduled speech at Highlander Fol; School discussed. Some 0
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gruopsjs or rncgs cont'd.
members wished to form motorcade
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description would be undertaken.
burned cross in front of privateI II:
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to Honteagle in protest but
éeeided so pretest oi any
On 3-3-53, Meryville Klavern
residence near Maryville,
allegedly because loud and irunsen parties being held at
this residence; no personal violence issued from this i4CidQHt
Subject of F. ELEANOR R003E7ELTs scheduled s;eeoh e-le~;C
at Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tennessee, discussed
by several slaw groups. Remark made at Dayton hlun that
members were going to stop the tel; "even if toe? hsve to blow
the place up". However, at later meeting, lender of Dayton
group stated kiss was not going to ettesd speech. Province
lender or Elan discussed ROOSmVELT's speech ard agreed not to
have any type of demonstration.
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devoted to discussion as to how the klavern cull i4CUC"1»
its membership and attendance.
advised this meeting was "
. e l again methods of increasing
membership and attendance were discussed. It was announced tha;
the Hixson Klavern would meet with Dayton Klavern on April 24,
1958, and that on Hay l, 1958, members of the Dayton Klavern
would visit members of the Hixson Klavern.
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' Hixson, held at Dayton, Tennessee. The meeting was
der_jhe leadership of the Exalted Cyclops of Dayton, ARCHIE///%30LE1 Informant stated the principal subject discussed was
concerning the decrease in membership of Dayton Klsvern and
it was mentioned 35-40 members had been dropped for non-payment
of dues. Informant stated after the regular meeting members -
broke up into small groups and engaged in informal discussions.Informant reported that he heard one group mention that MRS. 1.¢~;j ELEANG RQOSEVELT was scheduled to make a speechzi the+1-92 1
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in this group and did not know who made the statement concerning
the speech and did not hear any statements regarding any
- plans of the klan in connection with this event.
ised this was a closed dv
meeting at ixson, Iennessee, under the leadership of E. R,
BATTLE. He stated only a small number were present and again
a discussion was held concerning attendance.
wen! meetings 0! l
was small and discussions
were held concerning obtaining new members and tetter attendance.4. Membership
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acted as Exalted Cyclops or t 1S meeting. The lack of
interest on part of members was discussed as well as the £u.'
that some of the officers did not know their dutj. Iafcrmas;
»- advised one member made a talk On history of the klau.
stated that G. S. FAYNE Wis
elected to t e 04 _ce O5 alted Cyclops. at this meeting
it was announced that visitors from other klaverns would be
invited tc a regular meeting of this Ilavern in the future.
Discussions also took place concerning raising mosey for the
new building.I.
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were preseat at .1s meo 1nginc1uding ARCHIE POOLE of Dayton
Klavern and CARL CHEATHAM of the Copperhill Klavera. T-3
stated that PCQLE made a lengthy talk aad said that the
Fresident of the United States and the Governor of Tennessee
were tn: greatest enemies of the white race with the
exception of MES. ELELNOR ROOSEVELT. POOLE said that former
Presideat ROLSEVELT would be alive today if he had not
been killed by two Jeas who were painting his picture.
T-3 stated that GECRGE CLEPTCD; Grand Dragoa for the S
oi Tenueocee annouaced that MRS. BCCSEVELT was to make a
speech in the near future at Eonteaglc, Tennessee. COH}T3H
said it would not'be a good idea for any members of the U. S.
Kiess to ettesd this seetisg, as he was afraid there was
going to be trouble. ARCHIE POOLE said he was sure some
of the outlaw klan groups were going toI
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according to the Informant said
that the Haryvi e, Tennessee Police Department was
putting on more men is order to integrate the local schools
this Fall. roots then said it would be a good idea to sat92up some ammunition.
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stated that the aheve nesting
was of attempting to collect dues
from members who were delinquent in payment. Informant stat
that dues were to he paid by all members by April 10, 1958
and that names of inactive members were given to several
members to contact them in an effort to collect their dues.
. . .lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Loviseo that at theabove meet ng a discuss!on was geld concerning integration
in the Chattanooga Schools. A discussion was also held
concerning a plan to organize the teenage boys in Dayton
to oppose integration, however, no definite plans were made
in this regard. -
advised that this meeting
was attended by five members from the Hixson Klavern and
most of the discussion at the meeting was concerning
integration in the Chattanooga schools and the information
that MS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT was planning to speak at
Monteagle, Tennessee in the future. In connection with the
talk to be given by MS. ROOSEVELT, informant stated that
some members indicated they were going to stop the talk
"even if they had to blow the place up". Informant advised
that some of the members from Hixson nentioned that the Sher
from Honteagle has said that he would not interfere with the
klan if they broke up the meeting where MRS. ROOSEVELT
was peaking . ',
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Q12:-2 stated the meeting; was under the leadership
of A -aIE POOLE, Exalted Cyclops of Dayton Klavern. POOLE
discussed a decreasing membership of Dayton Klavern due to
the nonpayment oi dues. Informant advised that after the
regular meeting informal discussions were held by all
members present. He stated on occasions several discussions
on various topics were in progress at the same time. He
recalls someone mentioned that MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT was
scheduled to speak at the Highlander Folk School, Mcnteagle,
Tennessee this Summer. He advised that someone mentioned
that they should form a motorcade and go to Monteagle
on the night of the speech and possibly burn a cross in
protest to her appearance. He stated that the discussion
was general and no definite plans were made.
5. Klan Auxiliary
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Klavern ha no J an auxiliary. '
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advised that on the evening
s of the Maryville - A1co~
. anned to burn a cross at the residence of an
individual named TOWNSEND residing on Horganton Road near
Maryville, Tennessee. Informant stated that GEORGE COMPTON,
Grand Dragon for the State was to participate in this cross
burning. Informant advised there was no racial issue involved
and the cross was being burned because of loud_and drunkenparties being; given in the Irofpi-ism:-In residence. _.', ;~ ALA.» .5
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statement that the cross burned.
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Sheriff, ryville, Tennessee, advised that Elount County
Deputies investigated a cross burning at the residence
of GLEN HNSEND, Morganton Road, on night of March 8, 1953.
Sherif GUINH stated that his deputies learned nothing
pertinent concerning this cross burning except that residents
reported hearing several noises which sounded like shots
about the same time the cross was burned.
dvised that a closed
was held on
of the Dayton
ern as well as members of the Hixson Klavern. The
talk scheduled by HRS. ELEANOR RCOSEVELT at the Highlander
Folk School, Eonteagle, Tennessee, was discussed and
according to informant it was mentioned that klansmen from
several klaverns planned to go to Eonteagle on the date ofITIGQ
the talk and stop it "even if they had to blow-the place up"."
The iniormant advised that it was also mentioned that the
sheriff at Monteagle, Tennessee, had been contacted and
advised that he would not interfere with the klan if they
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advised that at a regular
closed meeting ay on Klavern on May l_ l958_ Exalted
Cyclops, ARCHIE POOLE stated the klan was not going to
attend MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT's talk at the Highlander
Folk School and that he, POOLE, would not be there. POOLE
reportedly told the group that he was not telling them to
go or not to go hut that they renld he on their own if they
did go.
advised that he was at a
closed meeting on at Dayton, which was a joint
meeting of Klavern # 5, Dayton and Klavern # 303, Hixson.
He stated the meeting was under the leadership of ARCHIE POOLE,
Exalted Cyclops of Dayton,K1avern. POOLE discussed a
decreasing membership of Dayton Klavern due to the nonpayment
of dues. Informant advised that after the regular meeting
informal discussions were held by all members present.
He stated on occasions several discussions on various topics
were in progress at the same time. He recalls someone mentioned
that MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT was scheduled to speak at the
Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tennessee this Summer. He
advised that someone mentioned that they should form a
motorcade and go to Monteagle on the night of the speech and _
possibly burn a cross in protest to her appearance. He stated
that the discessien eas general and no definite plans were made.
advised a regular closed _
c vince and delegates meeting of Great Officers o e Third Pro
from Klaverns Q: the Third Province was held at Chattanooga,O ' " ' ~ i h 11 ofTennessee on w in the regular a.eet.-ng a
Klavern #1. In o t stated the meeting was under the
leadership of the Great Titan of the Third Province, HOYD D.
BRYSON of Hixson and there were approximately 28 individuals
at the meeting which included the Grand Dragon of the
State of Tennessee, GEORGE COMPTON of Maryville, Tennessee.
T-2 stated after the election of officers BRYSOH brought up the
subject of HRS. ROOSEVELT s speech on June 16, 1953, at
Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tennessee. Informant stated
this was discussed and at first a large nnnher of those
present wanted to proceed to Monteagle on the day of the _
speech. They wished to wear robes and torn a motorcade and
drive in the vicinity of the Highlander Folk School in protest.
Other members wanted to form the motorcade but without wearing
robes. The leaders present did not want to have any type of
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to Q-.e .B92_u-ecu, has turniehed the tcllcwing intonation to this office
- on December s, .1944, the informant adfiaed moi,
_ requeeted to transmit nctioee through the mail
for a meeting of
accordingly requested
and telephone numbers of all znembere on her nailing lieteme on oembcr 5, 1%-ii» Iifcmant fart}-or_
advised that stated that he had aieplaced hie lint and }l,7._-
o furnieh him with the first name: ;_;o
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GI December 3, 1944, the informant confidentially advised
ii-.;." office that
was the nd erccinformed that he,
rdin 1 , Iaemiin; invitation: for the he -neeting of that club. stated} 'l92 H... 4-,:-0,-,....-92~r enag; kw rnclilgtmtl to furniali a list of T "5' ii 5'-.5 ||-5' '55 ""' -' _'* " -" "*7T " 7 ' *forty or fifty people who worked for the §olitical Action Committee in ;
the 42¢: lard in Philedel hie. Idvi-ed that In office 1|.
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and atead cf ehc_eag__'tT: he inducted info the arsed 1'01-oea
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of Pennaylvania, Ill the chairman. "i'hie meeting I'll hel en, or about," =1--._;='-:j;. _
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' . LBNNIB SBITCHII made a ehort epeech at thie Ieeting _
' and wae complimented upon it by Ire} R0033-FELT. . ~ *~"
' _ During the couree of this meeting, a diacueeion
was held an to whether the membera of tin Independent Votera League
' ehould join ue Democratic Party, or a third party. SEITCHII -
epoke in favor of keeping the present votere League organisation
and was congratulated for hie stand.
w further re orted that a uestion was put to _ It I P . IIre. ROCSE-ELI by 3DDh92i-|§"_3'ER, asking if the Independent Voter: '
League ehould aend a protest to England about the eituation in Greece -
and lira. ROOSEVELT remarked that they ehould lend any letters to '
"our State Department" and endoree the action being taken. lire-
ROOSEVBLT epoke of jcbe for returning veterana ind other matter: of
incidental interoet to th! gathering.
" On December 14, 1944, the informant wee able to re-
port that had applied to the
Q in an attempt to eecure a
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H December 18, 1944, the informant reliably etated -'_th.et_1-xed adviaed om leaets would or e.
not he distributed until the following day. '=he referred to approx- ,___-
' hou d be ad- inately i500 1..L1.t. and euggeeted that *s : pviaed to print more in the future. The nemea of ee-reral h
lenbera who were in a position to aeaiat in the diet:-ibution of the
aforementioned leaflete, were nentionede ' ._- »-.., I -.. ....,-H...-.,
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On December 27, 19-H; er-vised the A __
informant, in come reation with an individual, one, laet na1ae______ -_'_r
unknown!, that h-ad attended a meti:-15 of _ '-
and and that 1: Ins decide zl___ I j_f_'"__;
and would repreaent the educational aepectof "'_.f-_.f
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round aid. Show them they are not forgotten. Please use the enclosed
slip for your contribution and greeting, today.
Iours for Victory,
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follows:Enclosed with the letter was e return envelope and a coupon as E
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"Victory Greetings
Lay Day, 19115
Hon. Vito Mai-ca.ntonio, iresident .-
112 um 19th StreetInternational labor Defense F
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"VIGTGF;Y csurnmcs TO msovs Pnlsomns, my my, 19145
Hon. Vito I.¬a:rca,ntonio, President
international Labor Defense
13.2 cast 19th Street >
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If Organization, please give number of membersini
Individual Greetings 1-'11.]. be sent to prisoners, wives, widows, listing
names of organizations contributing $2 or more! and individuals contri-
buting 50¢ or more!"' '
confidential I.."..!o:1s.=ant T-143 sdvis ed that 1=?_...I2TGE5 .'.b.COBSOZ92! has ' .ueen in frequent contact with the;|4'.-'ashington Cooperative Bookshop and
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00o vtur, OVITA cAI;,{,1|0BnY and other celebrities, FRANCES coeson,
' ,accor'ding to Confidential Informant T-115, continues to be in contact ~~ with mas:-»'r:ou.Pn: or the one who is a kno1m member or the White Collar '
Union of the CPA. . According to the same Infomant she has been in con-
tact with ROBEJXT-?>}H3It-.LA192I, President or the Washington Industrial Council
and alleged Communist. ' -3
According to Confidential Informant tr-ho, nunczs JACOBSON had
a prospective roommate referred to her by cHA_R1U11E I ;U1*J ;. C1-{ARLO'1"1E
YCIJIJG is a known Comrmmist.
According to Confidential Informant '1-hi, 1-mmczs JACOBSON
has lunched with E.LIUd3EIH SEAJILE, Vice-president oi District Four oi ~
the Communist Political Association.
Confidential I.n.[ormant 1-143 advised that ARTHUR PHILLIPS hasbeen in close contact with Al.EERT"{BLU].1BEIRG, Legislative Director of
District Four oi the Communist Political Association.
Confidential Infonnant T-I-:9 advis ed that
i92m1i-shed information to
cording to the same I
returned to San Francisco
The Iniort1a-nt '-
acr indicated photostat the material ;
and return itand ac-
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Condential Informant T-SO advised that ELEAliOf¢ DRIESEN con-
sults with VIRGIPAKBSON about his opinion of various Congressmen. AKESON
- is a known Communist. H 924
Confidential Informant '1'-El advised that EIEJUILJR BRIE-SE1 ! i921r-
nished I. F/JTOIIE, correspondent for news much of his material in his
articles concerning the HARRY BRIDGE-S Case. According to this Informant
she also furnished information to DAVID:-'QAR.R, who is an 9P1oyee of IREW
P£1AP.SOIi-
Confidential Informant '1'-S2 advised that ELEAIJKR IBIESEN is
friendly withI}'LLLAS SL£Y'IHL, Ireviously mentioned, and also accompanies g
Ghiihi SHAIJDROS on occasions when she has dinner with Congressman IMRCAIJTONIO. .
' Confidential Informant 1'-53 advisedthat ELIZABETH tenuous, pre .
viously mentioned, and CHARLUTTE YOUNG, previously mentioned',92.have__both been zr
in close contact with ELEAIJCR IRIESEN. 1.
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cuzcmo, ILLINOISIIADII AT I nxrl wr-lzu H71; I :f:n|3:>::>n ' IIFOIT MAUI IV
svworsls OF H<='I's= Chicago chapter of aub;92ect organization to24, r ca-unncrta or can:I I2J9{n'r ANTI-FASCIST mzruczz com-1I'rn'.""=., also knownas smmtsn REFUGEE APPEAL or mt: JOINT .un"I- 11n'mmL sscunm - c
FASCIST REFUGEE coansrrlm ,
move to 125 Nest Madison Street, Roan 510, Chicago,
about 2/1/46. Financial affairs in very poor condi-
tion, and drives for funds increased, Possibility
of subject organization being affiliated with other
Spanish organizations being discussed, Very active
in e:l1orte to abolish Congressional Committee on un-
American Activities. Other organizational activities
set forth; Large mass msetmg-to be held in Chicago
in March or April, 1946. Chicago officials planning
to attend national conference in New York, 1/B/465 -
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REF'I:RENCES= Bureau I 116 100-370610
Report of Special 1gent dated
November 2?, 1945, at Chicago, cis-
mrtum At Chicago, Illinois ' - . .-; - 6" - '
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A The initials ~.u.mc~ used in this report will, in =11 instances, .-indicate the "Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee." t Z
' -edvi$ed, under date oi January l0, 1946, that the Chicago
chapter oi the JAFRC is arranging to move to new quarters, located at Room
; S10 l2Z5 Nest Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois, and that 1 had stated that Q lease, effective February 1, 1946, calling for e rental of $75.00 per month, was being executed. In.tormant further
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muuin K. B.kRSKY. Miss nononrfgmlszcmn was nmued. on the program as an
ante:-t...inors This progrmn, which includes the names of sens sixty sponsors
_ of the banquet, is being retained in the files of the Chicago Field Division
pertaining to this investigation.
According to members of the Chicago chapter or subinctP organization considered t Bars banquet was 2. success. t{L seems
informant that over eighty persons in attendance contributed more than $2,400.
She also st:.ted that letters were being forwarded to those persons on the
JJLFRC mailing list in Chicago who did not attend the banquet, and a request
for fund contributions was being made oi them. Informant was also advised
that Lad? DIAPIA FORBES HOBER'ISON was unable to attend the banquet and that
''11tLIAl;,;GAIII.MORE was substituted.
- . froposed Lissa; }£ee_ting_E_Qr_che_straf_HalJ+ _L£;;_:l_ch__or_ Qgpril, I_I._94§
On January 25, 1946, discussed with _
according, to_a proposed mass meeting, which is planned to be held
"Ln Orchestra Hell, Chicago, Illinois, in arch or April 1946. According toinformant, the following persons were considered by and to be
. invited as speakers or participants in the mass meeting: Mrs. ELEANOR
-s-ROCBEVELT, c,tIL~sommcp_iR3, whom gstltd would "stand on her head for
-- the , s11:muuLn1:w, Jo::m;=;s- and Congressman
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for their mass meeting
event they were not able to rent and was advised that
a Sunday afternoon in Apr-5.1 would be the rst date available»
. On Januar s 194e, j advised that i rsd received sletter fromregaz-ding her attendance at a national conference oi
the JAFRC to be held in New York City on February 8, 1946. rxfomant advisedthat P plans to attend this conference and that Paalso p snning to attends On the same date, -advised according
to infcnnant, that no activities were scheduled for the next three months for
membcrs of the Chicago chapter, other than the mass nesting, as
tar as she was aware-at the
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' A. Yes, the New South.
: Who edited the New Sdvfh?
- A. I did.
i- Q. For how long a period? '
1 ..A_. From April 19-35 unti! it discontinued publication, after the
' outbreak of the war ir Europe in September 1938.
_; Q. A great many prominent people in governmental circles were
very interested in the southern conference, were they not?
A. Yes, many prominent officials, such as the Supreme Court Justice
and, while he wasnt an oicial Of the government, and the Wife of the
President of the United Stateswere induced to speak there. Of course,
I should make it clear that Mrs. Roosevelt obviously didn't know that
this was a Communist organized atfair when she accepted, and a letter
was sent hy the President of the United States to this conference, and it
- was obtained through the Communist Forty, of course, without Itir.
- Roosevelt: knowledge. This was Communist-inspired and he certainly
didn't know the man he was talking to when sitting in his car, about the
* conference, and about this letter; this was one of the highest oicials in
the Communist Party in the United States.
Q. You knew this man!
A. Yes, I knew this man intimately for many veers.
Q. And you worked with this man intimatelybfor many yearsi
A. Yrs, and the man frequently was a guest at both the White House
and llyde Park.
Q. Was that an example, Mr. Crouch, of the technique used by the
Communist Party to dupe sincere people with humanitarian motives,
who were taken advantage of by the Communist Party for its own ends!
A. Yes, a very typical example, and one of the most classic examples
that I know of, and there have been scores of such organizations such as
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other democratic countries, pretending to be what is called a democratic
eountry;1hcn it reversed its p~evious position and instead of denouncing
Roosevelt they became his most active supporters and became interested
in all kinds of reforms which they had previously denounced as bour-
geoisie reformation, and they didn t foiiow their former iine with refer-
ence to Democracy. And in this respect, this conference, the southern
conference, was the kind of organization that they needed and in which
with respect to poll taxes and race relations and things of this kind, their
interest was paramount; and at the same time they were doing this they
were trying to improve friendly relations between the Soviet Union and
the democratic countries in order that the Soviet Union could have allies
against Germany in the event of war. And they, at the same time, were
- trying to inltrate into high positions in our government and to get a
better organization and to obtain important government jobs, and things
of this sort, things of this kind. And by taking advantage of these things,
such as social reforms, they were able to increase their effectiveness in
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ADLEENISTRATIVE
Credit and Criminal checks were conducted by BE
in ti at the time subject's husband was being ves -
gated in this Office as an applicant in an Atomic Energy lot investi-
gation . Ibis investigation was discontinued September 20, 1950-
The following information was obtained from the
files oi the Philadelphia Evening Balloting Qbrary by as L
on Beoteznber 12, 1950.
Ihe Evening Bulletin newsp'a_per, Philadelphia, Pa-.
on August 25, 1949, reported that Hrs. ELEANOEJFOOSEVELT had come to
the defense of HOLLY YARD by branding the Communist front charges
against the AD!» and IIOLLY YARD, a long-time friend of hers, as rep-
rehensible and irresponsible." Mrs. ROOSEVELT stated that she was
one oi the founders of ADA and that it has been effectively fighting
Communism. She said she could attest to MOLLY Y.kRD's devotion to
democratic ideals and that she classified the attack as a grave in-
jus tics to a fine American. She stated that HOLLY YARD was active
in the American Student "Union at the time she Ere. ROCBEVELT! I8-B
interested in YOL1_1 Groups. Mrs. ROOSEVELT regarded MOLLY YARD Bl I
sincere and courageous liberal. "She aiways opposed Communism andH 1-.
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Totalitarianism. As s sincere believer in, and fighter for democracy,
she was never content to sit on the sidelines, but met and fought the
Communisiz in liberal organizations where they were attempting to1n-
filtrate and take over. IIOLIH YARD was forced out oi the American
$tudent Union when the Gommunists eyentual 1y gained control. _. i.
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IIJLER BATES CELESE, District Organizer and Chairrnan_ | { _ V,Vn_:_ ._. 1 1of the Conrnunast Party, S..-..e of Geor;,1~'1| am» °t*'191'
Cotrrzunist Party :;:c?H.be:'s, c1'.:rin,_-1 E-1'16 Past '55-1'96 1-'1°5th5
were active in s0:'.dL:'1.'_; le-stars and postcards 11". pro-
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the coma:-.-gt charges c-ga-inst :1 nuznber oi cm Conr.:um.st
Party loo 1-s .;>922i:".'_', tried in 1~Ie~.-1 Yorknity. I-Eumerour: rnim
92:3QI_Y¬'~l'}}'H.¬L1 1'-acts caytionou "Em5r{§¬n¢y W-':I~>' TON-@7593ali O'J'.;I' the Unitocl States pro:s-s":,i;1;_: themlivil FultonCountv trial in Jun": 12-4-9, of H01-ER 2-.'.:zsZe:~;@.s::. c;~;'.s3and P:-1;-qr meztibers active clurir. the past. bros moth
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, .31;-'te:: h'd r= totrclly incorrect attitude to-.'.-ord the Russian
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Government to the J.-1 ricwn people znd tact ho spent consider; ____ _able time telling that the American Government_ ought -o =.'»-_.lf*_;.;éa_i[ _ .
to ,,;ive Russia all the supplies that itcan-in order -ll,-.oAJ,7,-§:_-f.T.§i"L;- "".' ,__.'
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connection subject took o see »
according to subject's
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A memorandum from Mr. Nichols to Hr. Tolson I/18/5671-ef/gn ._ I ,A__ Hr. Nicholss we v v Hr. dull _¢v=.1=¢'r= ADAM vonf TROTT. wasqw" ~¢_,-1:~., / , ,_ ,I-'%a';%
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that Senator Eastland inquired whether the Bureau would object to the
Committee putting into the record, in connection with the Horgenthau
Papers, information developed by the FBI to show that a spy visited
the United States and -ended up by calling on Swreme Court Justice
Frankfurter, and that the Senator stated his recollection of the
"**"*"e.':t was that there was quite a hassle which developed and
resulted in Justice Frankfurter and Mrs. Roosevelt being critical
[of the Director. On 1/19/5'6 Senator Eastland identified the "spy"
as Adam Von Trott and mentioned that a communication was sent to
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau on Z2/16/39 concerning Von Trott;
that _A_L1_qll 412uLl.£§ lla _ide__n_tiLi_ed Von Tgott asia m_embeg_gj__J:h_e Commupigt!Par_tz£'and that Von Trott was ostensibly in the Unitei.S'tates to attend _
nu uwi_j'crenCe of the Institute cf Pacific Relations I?!-2! in November,I 19.29.
The Director commented, "I will want to know more re
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Bujile 65-5938 reflects that we instituted an investigation'1; of Adam Von Trott on 20/l0/39 after Secretary of the Treasury 1/iorgcnthau contacted former Assistant to the Director E.A. Tamm and"ifadvised that I/on 2":-ott called on Justice ;'ei";;=1??b_mt;urter inlqii-ashington, D. 0.; that Justice Frankfurter had reported the results
- 0; his conversationwith Von Trott to Secretary Horgenthau and the
President and that it appeared that Von .Irott, while ostensibly in the
United States to attend a meeting of the Institute of Pacific Relations,
Hwas actually sent to the United States to contact jive persons in the-I interests of Dr. Schott probably Hjalmar Schact! who desired toLOu¬?'$hf'Ow the Hitler Government. The details of Von Trott s interview
>:'ih Justice Frankfurter were not made available to us but it was
;' ._;'-sated that the five persons to be contacted by Von Trott did not
f* ;,' 1:. plan to contact them.
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1 Our investigation disclosed that Von Trott, whose full name
_;,=;__4a Von Tr tt..z|i£st.z arrived in the United States on 10/2/3 _.-Q 2, 9:
di B 1 G inA ust thatmhe travelled on a visa issue n er in, ermany, ug ,
1939, far the purpose of making the trip and indicated he
to visit his uncle, William Schieffel in, 620 Park Avenue,
.'Z'here is some indication that Von Trott's expenses to theintended
New York.
United States
were paid by the IPR. Von Trott left the United States in January,
1940, to return to Germany via the Far East and Moscow and was
ultimately executed in Germany for complicity in a plot of July 20,I19-44, to assassinate Hitler. While in the United States, Von Trott
contacted a number of individuals, including Dr. Heinrich Bruening,
then a professor at Harvard University and former chancellor of the
German Government; Edward U. Carter, Americanouncil of the IPR;
Hamilton Fish Armstrong, editor on foreign affairs in New York;
Frederick Vjanderbilt _F'Qel_d, Se_cr_eta_ry oj__the_;IP._l§,' Otto Jeidels,
!}*e*rman"i'z'nanEie_F and jfartrier in the firm of Lasard Preres and Company;
and Ph_i_I__j_Q Cf-sfessup Von Trott was also in contact with
a nz1?T>_er lo? other individuals who obviously held anti-Nazi views.
On 12/16/39 we transmitted to the Secretary of the Treasury a 35-page
memorandwn covering the activities of Von Trott, the file copy of
which is enclosed. A copy of this memorandum was also made available
to the Honorable Adolph A. Berle, Assistant Secretary of State;
Brigadier General Edwin M. Watson, Secretary to the President, as
well as to G-2 and ONI.
_Q,E?S'E}? VA TI ONS :
I. The results-of the investigation of Von Trott 'si activities
as set forth in the _3j'-£a_qe_,m_Q2Lg;OJ;¢§_lI1 makes it__f>_b}!ious_that the;
5'ureag_ui-.J.L' 1' ,Wtechnicaflsurveflflainoles aqn_d;§,gQfi¢iea.t.i.a.l Q§= _ us aggess ciao n,,Z;ih4nis is evidenc by the fact that certain items of correspondence are
guoted verbatim in the memorandum and that certain telephone
conversations of Yon Trott are set forth verbatim. We also utilised
information obtained through trash covers in connection with this
2. The conversations and correspondence of Von
indicate that he was opposed to the Hitler Government and
was pressing the views of a socialistic group in Germany.
his conversations he made reference to the fact that his
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indicate that the opinion generally existed that the revolutionary
elements of Germany and Russia must cooperate in order to introduce
a social istic compact in favor of Germany. See Page 6.! He
emphasized that the cooperation should be -sought to defeat Hitler
and that this could be accomplished by combined socialistic elements
in Russia and Germany and that for the success of this program
"the progressive groups in the United States must participate and
bring pressure to bear upon France and Great Britain!
3. The publication of the memorandum could have political
r-<'-plications in that a letter received by Von Irott presumably from
Dr. Bruening! in I939 inquired as to whether Von Trott, while in
Washington, was able to sound out people in close contact with "F D R."
See Page 17 of enclosure! It is noted that Mr. Morgenthau indicated
that the President suspected that Von Trott's mission to the United
States had as its purpose the enlistment of support for Dr. Schott
_ probably Schacht! to overthrow the Hitler Government,
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l. While it does not appear that the Bureau should interpose
any objection to a reference by the Committee to the fact that Von fl;-ott
visited the United States, it is felt that the Bureau should object
to the publication of items in the memorandum to the Secretary of the
Treasury which will disclose the use of technical and microphone
surveillances as well as the use of confidential sources giving as[access to Von Tr-ott's mail. - I I, .
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indicating that a "has.:'le' ' developed and r sulted in criticism of theDirector by Justice Frankfurter and 1!rs%.¬osevelt. In view of this
it is recommended that Mr. 1'-Fichols recontact Senator Eastland in an
Q e._,=._2cr:. to determine y*l_._;_e§_h;:r sueh i.r:_,1ormatien appears in the Mergenthau
Papers and, if so, obtain "that information. _
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With further reference to my memorandum dated
January 18, 1956, reporting a conversation with Senator James/"..-
East.1ax1d D. , Miss.! wherein he stated there was among the
'H~r::-nthau papers a Bureau report of a spy who met with Justin-
Frankfurter, Jay Sourwine subsequently informed me the 3 '.'=,T2:=."
was Adam Von Trott and that the communicat.-' -.1 -":.<.- sent to the
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further stated that Von Trott was identified in a book written by A110"-1
Dulles as a member of the Communist Party and that_this,'--ofcourse,Hp the material very significagt. 1 fi :1 vs; '.vroté'a letter to the
Secretary of the Treasury dateil T939, transmitting a
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ostensibly to attend the Institute of Pacific Relations conference at
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The "Daily worker" issue of may 17, 1956, Page 2,
Column 1, carried an arucle captioned="Ask Kentucky Dismissal
of Sedition Indictments."
This article pointed out that the defense
attorneys for six defendints,du$@ed with sedition under an
old Kentucky Statute, had filed a motion for dismissal of
the indictment and cited the recent United States Supreme
Court ruling invalidating state sedition statutes as the
basis for their motion.
Smith Act ~ itsArres
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statement of the Justice Department that the arrest of
seven persons on a Boston Smith Act indictment is a "move
designed to break the back of an active Communist under-
ground in New England. It states="A1l the_persons arrested
were living and working at known addresses.
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,appeal'cf a group of citizens, headed by rs. Eleanor
,Roosevelt for a halt to all Smith Act prcsecutions and the
-recent demand of the Amalgamated Clothing workers ionvention
to scrap all these thought-control lass, become especially
urgent in the light of the Boston events."
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a temporary president of the teen-age group. She stated
that the Federation or Colored Women had sixteen groups
in Detroit and that members of all oi the clubs were
insisggg that she be a president of one of the clubs.agreed to attempt to secure Kzreons to attend tie
Segember 18, 111$: Informant advised that Subject attended a registration "
onthis date sponsored jointly by the Frederick
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wages and hours, and it's awfully had to represent than and com outand call for amendments to throw the act out the window." -said ' .:_='-.it is hardly the kind of position they like to see a guild__lIembe:r
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Attached is a clipying froi tbérev York Times
92January 26, 1943 giving a biography of RUDO%?PKAG£Y
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In the mtantine I foun- that KAGEY is a protege
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his Uouiunist affiliations - and obtained the Wor1a's Fair
apyointnent through her.
BJRG introduced KAGEY to IRE. FL£NKLIN D.
RSDLIVFLT and sinpe Hnrch of this year he his had several
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Dr. Rudolf Kegey. AlsietentiProfeaeor of Philosophy Qt New
York Univet-elty'e WalhlngtonSquare College. hee won a leave ofl
abeence to become director of theigewly organized Department at
I.ui;_lic__E_d_uceti_on at the New York
World'e Fill: it was announced
yeeterdey by Dr. Harry Woodburn
-Cha.ee, chancellor of the unlverelty.
Am_ember of _the college'e faculty
einoe 192$. Dr. Kagey wee appoint-
jed eadmtnietrative aaeletant in
el-large of promotion in 1833. Two
yearn later he wae made aaelatant
to the dean In charge of the budget
and In 1087 he resigned the poet to
return to full-time teaching.Ten 'yeare ago Dnryagey. underthe Jaenuname of Ku ~Bteel. beganwri ng mystery etoriee an a epare
time .ecttvlty. He hee eince pub-
llehed etx volume: of the adven-
jturee of Hank I-lyer. detective. andOreon Qulelt. hie aaeietant. The
eeventh volume. "Dead of Night."
will be ieeueli neat month.The Department of Public Edu-
cation wae orllnieed by Harvey D;Gibeon. chairman of the board ot
the Fair. to make the Fair an lute»
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, Cffici sl announcement by American Military Government authori-
ties in Frankfurt of the resumotion of mail service between Germany and
the outside world as of Aoril first, was widely acclaimed in local
German circles in this ares. It is nointed out in these circles that the
average Ger.-sen in the United Stetes hes bed no sees from his relstires end
fri ends in Germany since Pearl Harbor. The only ercenti on are those
relatively few to 1-hum word from their close relatives has been relayed
in recent months by some friendly G! or American officer who happened to
run into some Germans with relstives in America anxious to beer from then.
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