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Texts of messages seived for the58th anniversary of the dedication 92
of the Statue of Liberty
- October 28, 1944 -
t from _v1cs-Pnesrnsnpg _1§;;1;e.Y .i,&A.LLA.O§
To me the Statue cf Liberty is Just as important a memorial as the lash-
ington lbmmcnt. Those who have become American citizens because they believe
in the American way of life and deliberately chose it in preference to the 1'a--
therland will fight for liberty with a patriotic fervor fully equal to that of
the native horn; Hherevcr 1 go I @ deeply impressed eith the deep faith
which the foreign born have in America. I am glad, therefore, that the Ameri-
can Committee for Protection of Foreign Born i sponsoring this special cele-
bration at the Statue oi Liberty on IBodloe's Island,"
from organ, mom DI5§11HO'»'!E'3
"As this message is being written, in response to your recent letter, the
United Nations forces are advancing along e. great line across France against
Nazi hordes. It is my fervent hope that soon the armies of the enemy shall
have been driven completely from the soil of the country whose generosity made
possible the statue on Beciloe's Island. I can think of no more fitting site
there free men could gather in this mm:-ntous honr to re-dedicate themselves to
a unified effort in the cause of human freedom and all those principles which
are symbolized by the Statue of Liberty.
from go; l_1~1TE;1IOR smote Lfyuxss '
This anniversary of the Statue of Liberty is perhaps one of the most cig-
nificant since its dedication fifty-eigt years ego as e ymbol of Ira_nce-
American friendship and c.-f devotion to freedom of the human spirit. It is par-
ticularly fitting that the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born
should choose the statue as a rallying point» for it has been 1'-116 105- tone
drawing millions to these shores as a haven from the turbulent racial prejudices
of the Old dorld. I am that the Goddess of Liborw has been able to con-
tinue to hold high her torch while France, whose inspired conception she was,
was under a cloud of bestial indignities from which she is not triumphantly
emerging,"
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Q e . ,-T-__ _ W _ :--i ,.. ,1;-as Ir"I am glad to L-new about the special ceremonies which the
tee for Protection of Foreign Born will hold on October 28th to celebrate the
58th anniversary of the dedication of the Statue cf Liberty, I believe that
this nation will always live up to its tradition and work for freedom and ju.
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Radio Station INYC will broadcast the ceremonies cponeored by the Lmericnn
Committee for Protection of Foreign Born to commemorate the 58th anniveroary of
the dedication of the Statue of Liberty on Saturday, October 28th. from 1:05 P. ll.
to 1:30 P. IL. it was announced today. l
The broadcast will originate from the bane of the Statue of Liberty, on Bed-
loe a laland in ew l'orkharbor, where the ceremonies are to be held.
The two speakers whooe addreecesnwill be broadcast will be Iilliam S._Gailmer,
newe commentator; and Guerin do Beaumont, Consul General of the Provisional Govern-
ment oi the French Republic, which has Just been recognized by the United States.
Great Britain and the Soviet Union, The speakers will be introduced to the radio
audience by George A. Palmer, Superintendent in charge of the Statue of Liberty
National Monument for the United States Government.
Special messages to the ceremonies will be read as a part of the broadcast
from Vice-President Henry A. Uallace, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Secretary of
the Interior Harold L. Iekce. Eleanor Roosevelt. and Thomas llann. ' ' '
Other apeakere on the program, which will continue until 2:00 P. 31.. will in-
clude Conrnandant Jean dc Luotrac, Chief of the French ililitary Mission to the
United States: Albert J. Helm, President of L'Union Alsacienneg Louie Liebcnguth,
Vice--President of the Committee of French Speaking Societies; and Abner Green,
Executive Secretary of the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born.
Hildah Polia, French-born opera. at.-ir, will eing The Star Spangled Banner and."
The Haraeillaiso. Stanley F. Scott, Commander of La Trance Post #1210 of the
American Legion, will lead in the presentation of the colors.
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The proceeds of the meeting, sponswered by the above named person, at the Book -
Cadillac Hotel, Tuesday, February 5th. has been reported to the writer as follows.
The meeting was held in the grand ballroom of the hotel, and approximatly nine
hundred people attended the meeting. The speakers for the meeting were Smith, and the
Ber. Pr. tilt Arthe!92'Ierminello, of Alabama. It is reported that Smith made the first
address, at which time he illustrated his recents experiences before the audiences of
the country, where he had spoken at a recent speaking tour. It is reported that Smith
centered his main attack at Hollywood California, and the Communistic element in that
city. He is reported to have also spoke highly in favor of the veterans organization,
headed by Fred921iister in the city, of Chicago 111., and also against tne92sa1 ants, and
the anti defamtion League. He is also reported to have spoken in regards to the need L.
for greater cooperation and closer association between the religion's of the United '
States, and stated that it a wonderful syn-bol of tolerance when 'lern1inello would mount,'
the platform to speak his own mind, irregardless of the consequences. _ .. I
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In his introduction of Terminello, Smith referred to him as the Fathe§92Cou5hlin
of the South. Fr. Terminel10's main theme consisted of an attack upon Comunism- The
talk is reported to have begunwith_an open attack upon the New Deal, Terminello blaming
the New Deal for the majority of the faults pcnnected with America today. It is reported
that he nexted renarked on the status of Hrs$92§oosevelt, revealing that she receives
twenty five thousand dollars in all for her BurV1CE5 at the U.H.0. meetings and her pen
sion and other items for which she receives remuneration. It is then reported that he
then began his general discourse,, stating that Communism is political atheism st its
worst. Also, it is reported that pointed out that the leaders of the party at Moscow inr
tend to eliminate al religion in order to " achieve the revolution. " with reference to
the Jews, the priest is reported to have stated, " that we love the man but we condemn
the act. Also, in this regards, it is reported that he pointed out certain factors in
his can case, whereby the Jews aere directly responsible for his difficulties within
the ranks of the Roman Catholic Church. He is further reported to have stated that the
" Jess any persecute me all they want, but I shall continue to rennin steadfast in my
faith that I am right in this cause, and will continue it. also, it is reported that
Terminellostated that the main reason for his appearance on the public platform is be -
he wanted to prove that a cooperative more is possible, as exemplified by Smith in his
talk of the evening. -
A collection was taken up for the work of Smith and also for the work of Terminnellb
Included in the audience Iere the fplloeing hnown persons. l1rs.92Lloyd, }._Ir-sh Jennings
of the American Legion, f in favor of Smith»! lks.923ruce, and several associates, 11.;HrsJ92Victor, and several associates, Ken Jh eber, Franhanlloy, latest associate of Hebe?»Dr. Lelandiarian of Pontiac who led in the closing proqrer, I-!.92.~essy, C.92*JJrrow, 11.8.»;-ieegbloom, iho discussed the possibility of a cooperitive more with Srgith wi infhelpfankoof one of the major parties, a " delegate bloc." Heegbloom is the_hsa of t o den Rule Club in Detroit. J.92;iiandt. --M 37;;-'1?*":"-_! ' I3 -
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In the rush of ear activities and the cries of labor --
shortage on the farm many of us may think the sherecroppers no _-
longer heed our aid. Actually this is not so. -- --;-
The Iar situation has not improved the eherecreppere'.
plight. Though thousands of their young men are wearing the
uniform of our country, most of the shsrecroppers are still _ _
bound to the lend. The rising cost of staple commodities has '§more than negated the slight rie in prices they are receiving '
for their products. Their efforts for a political voice in our
Govermnent have been blocked so for in seven states by the E -»
recent defeat of the P011 Tex repeal bill. _ _ . _ "'3
'--~- 4 .._.» =.Threyf their organization of Negro and White she.re- _'croppers, th Southern Tenant Farmers Union, the sharecroppersere working for the kind of program which they knew can best help
them. It moans soil conservation, cooperative farm projects,
resettlement oi families on the lend, and social rehabilitation
projects. They ask for the abolition of the poll tax, for
anti-lynching legislation end the stomping out of illiteracy.
I ask your aid in this task. Your cont3:§5Ut'£5':':';i='§E55-
will help us to reach thousands oi sharecropper}1r_it1§-_.j;his' prac-tical program of aid. It will enable thousands §of_92'4_.uher1_g_azie,,thrbugh an organized effort, to raise substentirlyfitheirg;standards of life to something approaching a'dec3:it*A§?"fcan *
level. Such a gift is an investment in American democracy."
I hope very much that you will help as much as you can- _
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_ g Glndy__.__._Mr. Stev B{'1'ie, Director of Special Events, American Q
Cancer Society, Inc. , 521 West 57th Street, New York City, telephoned the - _
Director at 12:20 p.m. , December 22, 1955, stating he would like to see Mr. Hoover,
December Z3, 1955. Mr. Wick in my office advised him of the Director's absence .
whereupon Barrie saidlhe would be glad to discuss his request with Mr. Wick.
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BACKGROUND: *
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Barrie by letter to the Director dated November 7, 1955, requested i
that the Director sign or make a statement to be used during the I956 crusade "
against cancer and specifically during Cancer Control Month which is April, 1956.
By letter dated November l5, 1955, the Director forwarded to Mr. Barrie a signedstatement as requested captioned "Help Catch the Killer." - . '" _' C ~ yd/5
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At 10:15 a.m. Friday, December Z3, M3,/Barrie c_arne_to Wick's H
office personally left a galley proof_of theboolc,/"The, Truth About Cancer, " by Dr. Charlesjifgand ron which is to be published about_April_i,_Mt9§6,Wj[thepforeyqoprd;is by Dr. Elmeyegsi, President, American llaiedical Association copy attached!.i;" '1-.. _- - -v-.. .=-.e1----- '7: v
Mr. Barrie also left with Wick the attached statement on 'stat_ioner§ -A '
of the American Cancer Society with the request that the Director sign it and _.,.» ;_-:_; I ,;
forward it. This statement, said Barrie, would be utilized inupreparation of the jacketof wrhe Truth About beer n 7 ' 7",-*3» ~ 1"--is-T-' 'iii-- Eu 1., ncmnoto 15 Z 3 3 .J"[- 1-:.__ W _ _. . .3 J lb t _ ' or § ' I_ Mr. Barrie told Wick that 0 r_- Q g axizericans" are begg as;_i;_e_cl_ A;to congibgte a statement to be used on the kl: $3: the book, and Barrie _sfld?l1Tat' ' _li - .Farm f/Hurst has already ag d to a statement and e American Cancer oc'iet}"i's'
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be utilized on the jacket of the book, "The Truth About Cancer, " along with
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explaining the Director's absence and enclosing a galley proof of the book together
with a copy of the foreword by Dr. Hess. It is believed this action should be taken
for the reason it would not be desirable for the Director's statement to appear
along with Eleanor Roosevelt's and Dr. Bunches.
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Christian Front case was his cousin, I desire to advise that
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this case that hasn't been disclosed up to this moment, but
I think it is safe to tell you now'.';~5I refer to Hrs.mh'elenFitus, foreman of the Jury. You mi be interested to knowthat she is my first cousin." - 92 '_
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to whether she would be a good jurywoman. Information was
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. the motion picture industry in I!oll"ywood. __
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With the poll tax ready fur at
test vote in the House, Mrs. Eleanor
""_',TBo0se92-ell made n last-minute ap-
peal for its abolition. Speaking at
the annual cit'_92'-wide observance of
Harlem Week last Sunday in New
|t'orl: Cit!, the said the repeal of
the poll tax would be of bcnciit not onl{' for the colored people
but Ior al people.
_ The two test votes in the House
on Monday indicated the treatment
ac bill was to receive. The rst
rte registered 268 for and 11
ninst; the second vote register
5 to 105.
In the same speech Mrs. Boo
velt called for equal justice before
the law for all races, equality oi
opportupily, equality of ¢mpl0}'-
mcnt and decent livin conditions,and the privilege of all citizen sto
participate in government.The rst lady said: "There should
not be German communities, Scan-
dinavian communities, and other
communities of foreign born. There
should be just American oommImi~es "Ma:-liitarr of the Intemational
Ladies Garment 92Vorl:ers Union,
urged the AFL to use its inuence
to eliminate jimc-rowism in the {cw
unions that still practice lt.
Assemblyman William T. An-
drews laid he found Southern Ne-
groes. during his recent trip to
Smith Carolina "'despontlent. willi-
out hope and with little ght in
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Z Dear Sir: We, the Negro soldiers at America, are engaged ins war for ireedcm and democracy. We have s {:1 tn dooot alto-gether from the soldien lg standpoint-we are a confronted with
jimero. We realize t'.at we I-re not here on I pleasant trip but
we are here to help win the war. How can we do this when so
many of our oicers are of the Opposite race?
We had an oic-er in the 28th Quartermaster Regiment who
soid: I have been in the outt with n--r soldiers for one year,
and I have not yet understood them. I must say that I Im tired oi
being with them and I don't like them." This report presented
before the General who commanded white and Negro soidiers.
resulted in the oicer being relieved from the company where he
was First Lieutenant, and promoted to Adjutant of the sarne regi-
ment with the ran]: of Captain. What do you cal} that?I will also mention this. A few days ago one of our regimentoeers threw a brick at a soldier in his command. saying, If you
nyonewordlwillcourtrnartialtheh-outo{you. Thenhe
shoolr the soldier, daring him to talk back or lift a hand to defend
himself. This is what we go through every day of our lives.
Over here in the theater of operation, certain places are barredto us with "92xhite Only signs actress the doors. ll-Fe have had white
s-'.=....ier= ta :-it in w .=ees sir-m ---e --ave been overseas.What could we do? Those soldiers were armed with machine nssend we had nothing to protect ourselves. One or two of our solillrrs
have been lrilled for nbthing b white MP5.We realize this is war. Wle have had nine months of O0mlJal
duty,nine mnths in living hell. One thing I ask in behalf of allthe soldiers In this organizationt'or some leading Negro to investi-
ate our conditions. I might be court-martial for writing th
t it is okay with meI am willing to die for justice and equali
For all the men of this organization-
CPL. j0llN MARSHALL,
' 28th !tltt|"l¬l'lIIlISl8l' Regiment.
PEOPLE'S VOICE
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As opsBeaI e
Millon Massey
Harlem witnessed one more
shameful case of police brutality
May 18 Ind ls awaiting the out-come of jerigee this week sa eP ' mittee went -In tioT!hmlassey., '
Hamilton terrace was nroused
by the terrifying screams of Mas-
sey, ind hundreds witnessed from
their doors and windows two
white lninclothes policemen in-ict such a cruel beating upon him
that they were moved to shouts of
protest and some even threw bat-
tles from their windows.
lassey escaped into number 3
H miltou lcnace where he morn
le his landlord barred the we ,
the pursuing white cops and aed with them, Olcer Wallace, oigro who lives In the neighbor-k
hood, rirrivcd in response to twog
shots red b one of the Pursuers.;Wallace hrought the battered
and bleeding Masesy down in
his pajamas and barefootod. When
they leached the door, ea wit-nesses, Wallace knocked glassey
doivn s ight of stone stairs to the
street. ,
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT :
Massey who has been in prison
for 1 week awaiting n hc:tring,r
lay! be was approached by lhe'92|plalnclothesmen when he soughtr
cover In I vestibule during s=
storm. He was asked, he says, ghe could get 1 colored gr! for]
them. When he refused men
hollowed him home.It was remembered 3 mttny ob-
servers that police hm ities in the
Armstrong ease were not prosecuted
bythersndjurysndthntpoliee
have escaped punishment bx other
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sponsorship Ibo Pooplo 0 Cocluuilloo and Ibo Nogro Labor Victory Commlnoo, will havo as in rncln
In lho orlnod Port . ;
urrod by
Camp $h=9292'::lt,1 gm; of mi-92-he ma,Ithem can be summed u in the camps, and I know 9292'lmltl1 !}'1L.'192'0
grollng for action from
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-vprolnn ogoirrsritho mlufroolunonr of our 200 mombou of lo famous lffrh undorgoiog oouiol.
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l._ .for the ni?hl. of june. 7. Spo:1l:om92will "inclure Dr. Clam.-niu;; 'l'obias,§
of the National Y!ll .A: I.-aster B.Granger. executive sucrctar{ of duo:Urban Lfaglncz Rep. Vito Jarcun-,
toninz Clrarlm A Collins of H16words of rs. Looln Pager. 545 had ho go through cm vmiulls omn-Edgooombe nvc. who has two IOII-I dons. It: h'rr|u tlumw illfuslioc-s are
tho service: brought before tho entire nation,
Tm rI92:u|l92-fnl fur this rally It AND STOPll:".D!"
the Czmlcn |92c ':mse I have two Some 9292'On92ms's clulw are rus0r92-bop: in Ilw aII'll.'92_92_'. both nt noutbem ing blocks of Ii-lib an tlm Gaul:-n l92'rg|"u Labor Vim-t|_|r_92 Cnnrmirlee.
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Martin Dies is a Poll toxer. an American Hrtler, a leader of the anti-
5th column, and a saboteur of the Bill of RightsThe statement that he Will dissolve his committee rs too good to ge
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fascists will continue The complete extermination of them andthe Ku Klux Klan it tried to suppress libero! publi-
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.h|elr organization can only be accomplished by_a str_ong_ united people.
e America of the inuence of men like the Texas poll taxer is to purgwe are holding our Negro Freedom Rally at Madison Square Garden.
' LET MY PEOPLE GO NOW! This was the cry of the children at
kroel in bondage in Egyptland. It was the chant of our forefathers held
serldom by slaverfs chains. Today blaclc men and women are ier-
e insistently demanding LET MY PEOPLE GONOWl This must
done!
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is that since Moscow has dissolved the Communist International "there
ls no further need for the Dies Committee."
ly this statement, Dies branded himself as o fascist-minded red
kite: We, the people, have always known this. We knew that the Dies
Committee existed for the sole purpose of smearing liberals, minorities and
trade unions under the cloak of communism. The Dies Committee has never
conducted a thorough investigation of a single un-American individual or
fascist organization. The committee was created, however, to uncover all
un-American elements. It has served only as a red-baiting organization.
The Dies Committee not only ignores fascist organizations, but Martin
Dies personally cooperated with weli-known domestic fascist saboteurs of
democracy, lynch-law exponents and American Worsters. if the Moscow
move to dishond the interhotioei accomplishes no other good moo to
dissolve the Dies Committee, it will have been one of the greatest contribu-
tions to the present war effort.
Martin Dies constantly played Hitler's game. He gave aid and comfort
to the expansion of Hitlerism in America. He failed to investigate un-
Americans like Father Coughlin, Gerald Winrod Smith, George Death-
erage and hundreds of others with yellow backbones. '
This committee conducted witch-hunts besmirching the character of
people like Mary Mcleod Bethune. lt did not conduct one investigation of
the murder of Negro soldiers by civilians. It turned its'boclr. on the fascist-
insplred Soiourner Truth Housing riot. It ignored the most vicious un--
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larch 10, 1950, which transmitted to you a list qf
persons who were not to be interviewed in connection
with applicant or other matters unless compelling Areasons dictate otherwise. !%
'_ Attached is the name of such a person,
concerning when you have previously been advised in g
this regard. In the future, this individual ia_not _
to'be contacted by any FBI representative under any '
circumstances without my personal authorization.
Very truly yourso-f&7"°EL"'/"1-60?» , -_' R£CnRn£D"7 h*+#§:Johh Edgar Hoover ' 1 __nu+|Pb
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investigatior of John Foster Dulles. This investigation ;
was of the G¢ylCGLt type, in view of his Oppoihtmnt ' "J=
as 5eg;etary_of atate in the Eisenhower Cabinet. Hrs. éooseueltrw]
has previously beenlcarried on the list of persons not to be _v
contacted without_specific Bureau authority. However, in view is
qf the*Director'scurrent explicit instruction that s e is to
be contacted only on his specific personal authoriz tion, this -
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tried to ie eeri eoieae 'ie he Ieiei ae about
loyalty aad_cen,peteace of John footer Icllee,
future Ieeretary of Itatet ,- _ c
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.» About John Foster Dulles
-I_wg;__yig'Lted on_'lI_ue§-tiayggr an_F_'BI aggnLwho'
In the Czechoslovakian trials
the Ford Foundation was accused' s me about the lo alt
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REPRESLNTAUVT E. E1 Col.
Democrat of Georgia, who is
Chairman of a Special House In
ireitigaiing Cot-nrnittee looking in
to the expenditure ot funds by
tax-exempt foundations. made an
astounding statement at a hear-
ing recently when he said ag! number oi grants have
made to persoru disloyal to
the United States.Iqsttd again with gggstigns about
qgt eg gmggcgg g character. gan; In Igaectmg in! Qgq, I In, a - t.
Among others. he referred to
the Rocketeller Foundation.
which brought forth from the
Foundation's President, Dean
Rusk. the following statement:
"Hie Rockefeller Foundation has
reported the facts on these gnmis
to the Cox Committee in our re-
ly to the questionnaire rent usgy the committee." -
It is contusing or amusing, or
both. to have great Ioundauons in
this country under attack tor
lelplng subversive rson-I and at$55? time to Eye them at-Moscow. -
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oteurs and wreci-ters into east
Europe. I should say that this,
it true, indicated that the founda-
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conservative or too radical. When
you please neither extreme, you
are probably doing a pretty good
job in keeping to the middle ot
the road. .-- a o o _
TUISDAY night I went to Tea-neck. to a very interesting
|neetingt.he rst one sponso
by the Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y clubs
and the county committee of the
Y. M. C. A.s ot Bergen County.
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oung women present from many¥Y" groups, and they conducted
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all present to the things tor
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Washington, Feb. 26 NEWS Bureau!.-A
aemuitional and documented tale of a clone --
World War ll link between the late President -
Roosevelt and Earl Browder, former chief of
the U. S. Community Party, was unfolded todayby the Senate internal Security iiubeommittee. 92 ../ 0 O -2 7 The auhcommittee made public excerpts from teati- Ag/.mo taken at-err-tI_i' in January from Jom'|;|_ ',|1g 1i'us- _ I ""' g, ' loindiuns, 51 a painter and art ac icr who once L' ,4:-"d 7Ul BL, New Yoi-ii. Q ,_ , f *1 Mina Adama, a deacendent of Presidents John _ -. _ .' J
" "4 ' '1._<*_.. Ivi.jilaina and John Ouincv Atlania. detailed to the t'0m- ,-.' - ittee how ahe aei-vrd as a lo-between for F.D.}t. on .' -.rowder, carrying diapatchea, eablea and a free [lo l -92-- advice on political matters. M -". i_ ."- Committee counsel Robert Morris announced tlia ' I ,.-' "_":I't_ __'__.*-_ fer ' a-mi 92. I l92 ' 92_92_f4 _ to had been authoriaed hy l_3_ijovi-d_er to confirm coin- U '. fl
.. letely the account given by aiias Aonma._ _ 92 i, _ The witness told of exchanges of advice and infor- / =-.__ 1,159;-i bgtwggn Bi-owder and F.D.R. over the Tehran % i ". ___ . and Yalta conferences. $4,. Ilia: Adams testified that in addition to "38 -or 40" _Q Pirlonal viaita to Roosevelt either at the White House l u i ~_'_.L__¢_,I or at hia iiyiie ?ai-ii, i., estate. where r-he ancnt , . -- - -th_e night a couple of l.II_!'lt8, ahe cnri-eepoiided almost 7 ge. 924q92p. ~ C0n8l;lI1ltl{92'IUI the. Prelalent. t o'|Eh I ntdzléb z l llwore It Q I!" PI _¢, "5 _ " l - &-L ir ,__, .d'04.4', 005?;-e-It '~ I _ r ' 92.F%-i . .. rt. Had Data From Red hII92a_ K_,_ : a.92'he Adams testimony waaliacked solidly by_F_u.nl§§ I l' _ ! . eyer, a '00¢l!l.o§:lt_,__N._____1_., writer and rerormea M
L.Meyer aaid he had many long talka with Ilia.
dams about her activities at theW92:'hitei lloileeianr wash, PQ5[ qnd _¬_____
W Times Herold
onahip_htwan Bi-o9292'doi_-_and F§>~.:92_,__ was}-L Newslied that Browder was using all means to " Uthe Preaident'a deeiaiona. Kl: wU5h- SW1 _Miaa Adams testified that Bi-owder received lecr Z N. Y. Herold wnnlitat lIlf01'IIll .l;IIIhf|0n1 Red China and ahe pei-;on- l"I Tribune/J 1'a y carried one o t e documents to the White House. "-. I Roosevelt did not want China to 10 Communist, E N- Y» J01-111151 '
=l== '==i=-'. but he ti:-d little faith in toe Pietieiialiet =7 Amée" I: 1:; -I:government. lliaa Adams previously had denied charges ahag N Y Minor -*i7"""'aerved as Browdei-'a White House courier. ln Deceiri- ' N, Y. Duilyblews
ber, 1953, ahe lnaisted ahe was an obscure and humble HI N Y T.artiat . . - not a niyatei-ioua cloak and dagger gui-e."_> ' ' mes *' ' -'_"""' '
| Her denial came after John liautrierl a onetime Red? Daily wOllte1' Iltill, and former Communist Louis Bunion: told thoF- Th W k ''Suhveraive -Aetivitiea Control Board ahe had been B or er " -"""'_""_' /'
Blonder! go-between. Meyer gave aimilar teatlnion New Leader ___......__...___-
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iAda|ns acted as a go-between
ilor President Franklin D
teuaapaailt. and 'I'.li"'l lrlhlldtl
'1-ier testimony,
about which p.:nueh was . -= *2-
heard In the? _ r
Qast. has nowi. '"been mailer, '
available by
the Senate_ _
Sub-combtee on Inter- _ -
nal Security. _ ;_=ioaorneDe:n- - e. '-
ID-:::.:::. .'; .. -----o
have any testimony taken eon
-cernlng a President who so
recently died and whose iam-
iiy is stilt about, but to most
Americans history is history.
- Miss Adams played in the
-fringes oi the Communist
movement and knew many oi
the leaders of the 1030s. it
was the President who initi-
iated her interest in Bruwder.
.32 came smut in this wey:' - " ..Andasaoonasheti.he
glrelaident! had given me direc-
ations on that. he turned
.around suddenly and began
-talking about the Browder
case and asked me-he said
suddenly, What do you think
would happen ii l should par-
don Earl Browder tomorrow?
Just like that. How would the
.-newspapers take it? And I
told him to the best oi my
ehiiity whet I 92_-bought 1.-zould
happen at that time.
. on
_ MISS ADAMS then testi-
hed that she savi the President
I8 or 40 times either at Hyde
Park or at the White House.
;An interesting episode is ne-
lated by Miss Adams. Presi-
~.tIent ltooaevelt did not want
_a third party outside oi New
=_}gr§_State where the Ameri
3|-r|*__-l_:a'oor Party had been
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- -- - - 1' Parsons
established as a catch-all for
Communists. Socialism and
liberals of various kinds who
were willing to vote for Roose-
velt but not for the Demo-
ratic Party. Bo Miss Adams
talked to Earl Browder about
this. Then she recounts:
". . . And ll was interested
to see that in those days he
Broivderi had a good deal oi
inuence, because within a
iew days there were things in
the papers all over the coun-
try about the iact that there
would he no third party out-
side oi the ALP in New York
State-not just in the Com-
munist papers. but all over.
And Benson oi the iormer
Labor group was approached
and had an interview with Earl
in New York, and oi course
Gil _ Green, of later fame,
wrote an article in the Daily
Worker itself on that subject.
and the Times came out with
'an article that there would be
=t:n'.ie:'si.-:>od there would be
no third party beyond New
York State in the 14 election."
There is a further comment
by Miss Adams:". . . But that was the most-
amazing piece oi political engi
neering-ot' course-the ilrsti
i had wiinesed oi how last
things could go it they were
organized. in other words.
there it really worked. And
at that time he Brovvderl was
ai the peak of inuence.
Browder had a great deal oi
influence outside of the party
at that time. although he was
so shortly out oi prison . . ."
According to Miss Adams,
Earl Browder was in a posi-
tion to get information eon-
cerning events in China. She
gave Browders summary in
Mr. Roosevelt. This testimony
by Miss Adams is most inter-esting:
. . iie tirowcieri himieriQ
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Burma. some place in the Bast.
Because I saw him take some
pspers out oi the lining oi e
suitcase somebody had brought 92
him. it had come by plane . . .
we l
IT IS NOT QUITE under-
standable why the President
of the United States engaged
in a surreptitious relationship!
with the head of the Com-5
munist Party. Mr. Roosevelt
is not alive to testify. His
principal secretaries. Steve
Early. Marvin Mclntire and
Le Hand, who may have known
about suchmatters. are dead.
Miss Adams has iesiied under
oath that she often t'.ttJ92I!'il.I1'ii-I
cated with the President -via;
Mrs. Roosevelt. And Mrs!
Roosevelt is alive in deny orl
to conrm Miss Adam's state-l
ments. although it is obvious-
that Mrs. Roosevelt may not;
have stopped to read the com--
munications which she for-5
warded.
The United States was at
war and the President may
have desired to tap every
available so-urce of informa-
tion. Thereiore he may have
regarded ii as advantageous
to nd out what Browder
knew. However, when Miss
Adams was rst used she her-
self did not know Browder who ;
developed condence in her!
because be believed that she;had helped to edect his re-1
lease from prison.
It is a peculiar historic epi-
sode. When Miss Adam: testi-
mony is read in the tight of
the hiorgenthau diaries. it
ould"seem as though many
ere devoting themselves to
giving Roosevelt anisini'r.rma-
tion.
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H43, Ian obtained. hie paper of Ohrietian lcienoe origin.
I: attention was tiret celled to Bil P3011821!!! ehen I
ear a high powered advertieeeent or en erticle entitled,
'I_od'e led Any. he led may deeerree roepect ae e
tona, pliant force but thy bring God into the picture
of an Are; that hae never tolerated a military chaplain?
I-ecently I got hold of the April-thy ieeue end ite oontente
exceeded 3; woret ezpectatione. Hare ie a nngneino that
eeeee devoted to two main pnx-poeee: indiecrininating abuee
oi the been Oetholio Religion and indiecrininnted glori-
fication of SIALIIIDI. . t .'. . . . Jnrning over apage -
after reading thie editorial one tinde a eeear article on t .
-roima, entitled, Rom Catholic lnti-Eorietieni by o
IIIABD IJLIUUSII. it lo; only be a coincidence but Ihen '"
I eae living in lloecnv l0 yearn ago, one oi the noet
pereietent oontributore to the IIOSOOI DAILY IEWS boretho none oi mm rnxowsxr. It at ie the lane nnunrf
IALKOWSII. he ie running eminently true to for: in HI
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Iron thie ue_gne Lib:-er: Ia! obtained the followingeiiivriui. which appeared in 11-1655. a atholic PC2105-1601dated Jul-.7 2. 1943: ' "
'I'roteetante rather than Oatholioe ehould bo the onee to
go e1ter IIBIITIH LESLIE of HI PROTESILIT. hat magazine
ie in no eenee a priodicnl furthering the intereete of
P:-oteetantien. It ie primarily devoted to Ocnmmiee. It
ie the noet enbtle agent of Red Boanunien in -leerica today.4-
_I2lIll.lm LISI-It hae a pro-Oonmmiet record, Before
Pearl Harbor he Iae the noet garrulone of Ieolationiete. He eppoaled for the
releeee of MRI» IROUDE3 he intoreeted hineelt in the ooaeo of the Ooemmiet,
ODILL UALLIB; he Iigned e petition to PRISIDHT 30083111.! asking hie to Iecind
the order to deport KARE! RIDE-I3. ~ -o 1 _t o .
-1 ' Aleo in the tilee of the Roll one-Ion at;-L tree noted g cm hi June 2, , iron ms. mmyséwumr ti
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. you that thia magazine it more goiitioal than religious. ' _
It oertay ie not what I thooat it wee tron IR. I831.-1lS
' preeentatione. -I have written to I3. LI8LI.l ezaotly howI teal, ' ' ' "-" '
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error the full-pogo edvertieeaent which he had. iaeerted in the
IE1! IORK HERALD EIIBUII of Ootoher 3?, included at ll-III at 1?
unauthoriaei signatures - - -My own nee wee one or the fraudulent.
eiaatr-o=. I % aot r-ova that a-iatitioi of thii oharaoter
had heen nirattei. lei I teen alked towign it, I would, of oouree,
have retueeci for it ie in 1io1ant'o;ppoaitioa to viewe I have
long held. I ehail he eaoeodingly grateful for any attort or
the leligioue Iewe Service to correct thie grave iagaatioe, '
he a reeuit or thia letter a bulletin woe ieeued by
the Ieiigione Iewe Se:-rioe explaining the concern of church iaaere over thie
petition calling for a Second front, oontauiing that each was out or the
pi-at-iaoo of Hiaiitiri and ihotd he ieft to the iiiifitary iathoritiel.
on ite editorial page written by GIOHBI 01811. In thie article the writer
etated that he had diaoorered. the HOE D1618! to ha I.h"Qti-Qaaolie
lagezine with a ourioue Left wing tinge. Ihiebro-Tewilh, anti--Oathoiio tone
givee the faiae iapreeeion that to ho pro-Jewish one net ha anti-Catholic. I
I found a letter hted December 2?, 1939 on P3012821]! M635! atatioae " .Ii-net by 3-5. IIGEIII in which thie gentleman annonnoee hie oonneotiourlth
the publication mi for whioh he Ian a tly lolioiting Iuheoriptioni enltehing on agents at a ooaaieeion of W2 : thia letter he eaye. nan; of '1
- the hatter crew of aea who toreerly workei with ae oh the IICIBIOAI HIBBI have
low ooae with the PROIISIAIT D105! and are wore that lornhiing their weaklyAIL- a! 'lll'n1nll92|- - -r ' ' . " --'- - "he BI YORK 8111 oailvoaher 13, 1941 carried an article
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7 - urgent by wise secretaries. Over te a_ and crumpots she cooks all 5; ''* kinds 0;;-humanities with I-rs. RLEP.!IOR.K,OCXJEVé1LT. She's a power, _-:; _ chum, dm't make the mistake of ignoring her or her newest idea --j .j
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lad hi dthtth rmstnotfailthem ' ,4! C rs B K} a Cy J ' - . ,'.,:h6!,|a:*/:a5¢t/;-_ "'f .=-I: i,:1-' ".,'I'l' I - In I - - "7 ' J '; ' I .fiat ,. . An article appeared 1r}{'§:.:" on April 1,, 1945, which rel :<£.ted_;"T§?q/. a'-_b.-that the-If'?Y'5 quashing of the sentences of fC92lI»fIi8£]LO_:§:I§QS,_0OnVi0t6d ,' iFort Devene, Massachusetts, for refusing t_o obey a direct order to return vi; ito work wasregarded by progressives -and negro leaders as further indication » -. '
that the Army and New wore beginning to realize that _a11 was not well with .-
their policy with negro servicemen and women. This article stated that_in-
connection with the Fort Devens episode, the llgtimal _Oonnci_l__oi ljegro Womehend the National Association for Advancement of §o'135;1_§_<j.__I_:e_ople demanded 'a_n" ~ - *1»w1ea1ane'in"§5st1g aticn."""=' 3~='éé1e'£-"s:rr--me*pre1>ete"'+?as or. v,-not ;ga5_y;gn- ; » .XLEELEE, president of the iieticnal Council and also the only negro meF*T>_e1}.{_ of - " _.
the ationail. Advisory Committee of the -H133. Upon l¬8I'IllDg of the War _,Department's decisfon cn,the_Y!AGS, Airs. BEZHUIJE stated that "the outconva-1.; Q ~ -g
I 1,, .' of the Forthevens truce has'greatly_ stimulated the morale of our people '. -all over the country, particularly of the women of the armed forces. _We t _ __'
feel that the action shows a decided trend towwd more definite attempts . ,.
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violating the 64th Article of Wax follovring a perscnsil order by General LQLBB , __on March 10th to return to work after 51. WAC-S at Lovell had struck because a < R-5 _they contended they were discriminated against and forced to do_dirtyjvrork;, '1not required or the white WAGS at the hospital. ,5 ,»._:;,,.,;-..{¢-,-";_.-.;.:r;.,,,_ . _-1'_1;;,;'_¢'_,.. ,_
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sew Iork State Communist Party and a member of the National Board and of
the National Committee of the Communist Party.
The "Daily Worker oI'Harch 17, 1946, Page five, Colunn
three, contains an advertisement of the National Citizens Emergency Re-
lief Committee to Aid Strikers Families, 570 Seventh Avenue, Room 1003.
It contained a plea for contributions to feed families of A.F. of L.,
C.I.O. and independent striking unions. The article mentioned that the
United Electrical Radio and Machine workers cf America had been cn strike
for eight weeks already against Westinghouse and General Electric. lbs
other unions mentioned were the Food and Tobacco Workers, the Fanm Equip-A
msnt Hbrkers, the Steel ibrkers, the Auto Workers, and the Textile Jorkers,
no A.F. of L. unons being mentioned at all.
The above mentioned advertisement listed the National officers
of the Committee as follows:
Chairman DE. FRANK KINCDQZ
Treasurer MICHAEL M. NISSELSON
Executive Director IRA L. CAHN
Among the National Board, consisting of fifty-six members,
LOUIS CALHQEN
NQRZAN CORFIN
JOSEPH E. DAJIE3
MEIHIN DOUGLAS
HJWARD FAST
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An article in the Jenner"; 12, 1941 issue oi the RH IQ!
TIIES indicated that the ofticers of the 1113.101! BESCUI SHIP IISSIII
" . are located in roe: 810 of the Fifth avenue Building, Ice Iork Giwa
_ Sims llovnher 1940 this mission has hem raising hands for the por-
poee ct sending a ship to llarseilles to get Spanish refugees interned
inI'rs.nceaudthentrenspo.rtthentoYera0ru. -,;. _ _-
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, and it was further set forth that the ilezican Government had agreed
- to set aside ,000 acres oi land tor this purpose md it ass es-
tiaated that at the tine there were 150,000 refugees in trance, _I
HELEN had eccepted the or anisatiorvs honorary ohaix~
|i lnanship and the ' sore of the mission luded Hrs. D.4 ROOSEVELT, IDUIS-_BR IIFIELD, JAIEB 'ERUS'LOI LIB, FL! IIC BROOKS, andMrs. CAHRII GHLP an. The article eta ed that Hrs. ELIE 0.. as
ROOSEVELT had since esigzed and numerous others Md followed her ex-
ample. The sponsors had eithdraen their support rroa the aissioe
f on learning that the mission Ias being administered by the allegedly left-sing UNITED AIIERIC-All SE1-IIISEJID OQIIEITTEI, which shares offices
with the mission, and 1-hose name appears oaths doc:-_o!_Booa 81.0, ._
Fifth Avenue Building, Baa Iork ¢:.1;y,_ . , A 0. .
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nittee and therefore against the Mission, and the previous week these
charges tore denied by Miss HELJEII E. BEGAN, Executive Secretary ctthe llieeion, who said: This organisation is absolutely non-1>oliticsla
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drive continued, according to the article, and about $37,000 had al-
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A confidential source connected Irith the ALLIED LABOR NEWS, 1133
Broadway, New York City, has made available Ihat is apparently a press re-
lease of the AMERICAN COUNCIL FOR SPANIS FREEIIJM dated December l'7, 1945-Information is set forth t Emmoaclosnmm met S0 mH,whose husband, SANTIA§>4%'uAREZ, is being held prisoner by FRANCO, on De-
cember 17, 1945. It was stated that Ire. ALVAREZ arrived from Cubs to
intensify the fight for her huebandw freedom and Ire. ROOSEVELT expressed
interest in the case, s tating tint any trial of ALVAREZ and_the other
political prisoners should be an open one, adding that the International
Panel oi Lawyers should be permitted to enter Spain in this'connection and
that only an amused public opinion could force FRANCO to pemil-U158 P8951
to defend ALVAREZ and the others, that justice demanded that political pris-
oners should have open trials every-urhere in the world.
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It was stated tint the trial of ALVAREZ and ZAPERAIR was scheduled
for the early part oi January and that the IMEBICAN COMMITTEE FOR SPANISH
FREEIDM, which arranged the meeting between Hrs. ROOSEVELT and Hrs. ALVAREZ,haiolanised an International Panel cons ng, up to that time, 01' Blfl- =1c mm from Ame rice and probably D. 1':-on England. The Panel was
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husba.nd's freedom and that lhls.__.Boos.eve1t__eJ§pre§s_eq_l_i_§te_reet 1n__tlJ!'__9_§_=$, e
allegedly stating that any trial of Alvarez and the rther political prisonersinvolved should be an open one. iQ_wZ_have eggrgssed the E
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to have stated that justice demanded t - e open trials-
everylvhere in the world. . - ' A
The American Committee for Spanish Freedom is reportedly the organi/
zation which arranged the meeting between llrs. Roosevelt and Hrs. Alvarez.
Information with regard to the meet! ng was disclosed in 1!. press release of the
American Committee for Spanish Freedom. _
RECO1-KMEWDATI ON .
' This memorandum is prepared for information purposes only, and nodissemination of the data is being made unless advice to the contrary is received.
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fa--!. "The atomic bomb transcends all other news oi t!m~:"'6pic fear. Z Z
Its use against Japan, I am convinced, was justified. But
it signals the end of an age and the birth of a new age for
which we are appallingly ill prepared. The transition already
was on, and proceeding fast. lhn's harnessing of atomic energy
atly incroeeee the pace.
"One consequence is that the course of world government Inst be
urgently speeded. The atomic bomb did not create the need for
such government. When drafted, the San Francisco Charter, in the
minds of its wiser backers, was but e start toward essential
world government. It was an epochel advance on the way but only
that. Now, existence oi power which, unloosed by any country,
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tended in these first weeks of facing the new, gar':gantJu1|n' problem,
to give way to black pessimism; n has never kept pace sociallyand politically with hie scientific advsnce; therefore he will w
not keep pace now, and will be destroyed. '
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but to find an unprecedented daring and candor in thinking and
political action, equal M the unprecedented e!':.e...'|1'=nge. '
' "Ls soon as reason can possibly prevail, the United Nations must
be transformed into world government, with effective control over
development of atomic energy, including the right and power of all
necessary investigation in all lands, to assure that no nation
secretly develops its own bomb.
American sovereignty will remain intact over all internal affairs.
But we , as every nation, must cntend eifective sovereignty to world
government for control of the world's business.
The need was already here, before the atomic bomb. Iendell Iillkie,
among many others, recognized the necessity of extending sovereignty
to a world authority. iioa, th atomic anar, the soaring alternative
is a fearsome race tcvrard previously unimagined destruction.
"Let no one say that we can keep the bomb to ourselves, Lmerica am!
Britain - or that we can have the slightest assurance of keeping
ahead in developing it. As Hrs. Franklin D--Roosevelt wrote last
week, it was international from the first and calls for international
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problem is harder. There are obvious, weighty dangers in turning
the bomb over to a security council without world government powers.
But I believe the dangers are far less if wedo than if we don't.
Right non, the international race is on. it is injuring United
Nations solidarity. Russian statements, for example, minimising
the importance of the bomb, are a natural emanation of Russian _
dismay over exclusive Anglo-Saxon possession oi a secret that could
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IIIEII you told me tne Otner evening In narvey 5 Restaurant
J» that my radio program was no longer
//, public seems to prefer Milton Berle
' I am glad to say, however, that theheard in Washington IIlII92____ ___._ j._92_I __ -LI__ _.l92 --- -- - l- I U. i 1 ' - '-_""""" ' was quite surprised. But as I said the bthelqght, the
to halter ite
program is still heard
over VLIB in New York and in Boston, St. Louis, Los Angeles
and one or two other cities.
gram. I have tried to do as intelligent and honest a pro-il was particularly pleased at your comments about the pro- .
gram as I was capable of doing. It means considerable
extra work in a very crowded schedule, but I have been glad
to do it because I believe I was bringing guests and infor-
mation to the American public which was somewhat»different
from that on any other program. But because the program is
carried in most places as a sustaining one, there Just isn't
money to do the kind of promotion which is required in these
times. Enclosed is a listing of guests who have appearedPduring the pest year, to which someday I will be honored to
add your name.
I do wish you could have heard last week's program when
Major Milford H. Stanley, who was a prisoner of war in Korea
for 1,014 days, told a thrilling story of how the Communists
92 at first attempted to bribe him to turn against democracy '
92 and then tortured him horribly when he refused to do so. They
made the quite erroneous approach believing that he would be
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" Americans, according to Army G-2.
~And here is a copy of a cablegram Ia pushover because he is a Negro. Incidentally, I may do
an article for LOOK Magazine on how Negro American POH's
resisted Communist propaganda to a greater extent than other
sent Thursday to the three
Negro P0w's among the twenty-two Americans who thus far re-
fused repatriation. I am reliably informed that at least
timidated by some of the other Americans. I do hope that
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this cablegram may induce them to change their minds. _"____
ton and perhaps cause it to be heard in other cities
Cordially, --
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Halter White
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C.
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EnclosuresI I _92 v.:-_ "44,
Returning to the radio program. _I would very much appreciate
the letter you agreed to send me expressing your opinion of
it. I believe it and several others, including one from th
Var Department, may possible restore the program to dashing-
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Guests who h-eve appeared on
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1Mrs. _'£Ileano:r'Roo{3eveit' Ir genator kluoegvdhphrey
Mr. Averel rriman 7
Senator/stes-Kefauver_
Hal1:eb"!!'e-uther
Cheste!*Bbwles
Senator ilerberI:"Eehman
Ur. Channing Hr-QdbiasPresident 01] Haiti, Pau1¢g
/D,r. Bue11' G';allagher ' l
_L_!_r. _ii_a1_ph Jéche
Mrs . Clare Bouth?hm e
Rep . Helen Gahag art -sauglas~45 .
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the Ualt_efFHT11t§ Show - ULlB
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Rep. Jqcb K ts _
Major Milfor tanley POW-Kama
Han-,!r...E0sen11e1d
1 :1 3-.-ll In ! til}.
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Madalge Vi J aya. Lak sh.m1""*Pi.ndi t
Senatcf Wayne--Morse
Georg "H- zany '
Senator Irv1ng~1-mes
Elmo-Roper
Bisnop Hen:--' lino- sherrillGov . Lui ;LJux1o;§_§_,Zar1n
W. Stuartrning ton-..--. .
Dwight R. G.?Palmer10¢-M
Franklin U."RU'oseve1t, Jr. ' Major John4i.a.rlan POW-Korea! _'
Hbert F,.__HQgI|eI ' -
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