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Mn. Roéeeveit does not egeak for
the wlvu and rnothere 0! the Unlt- iled Staten and the Time: known ahe
id-u-.-n't and her mission to Erltain
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Ind honesty which la their pm.-1-
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. June 20th, 1943
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Located at 41st and South Parkway in the heart of the Black
Belt on Chicago's South Side is the Metropolitan Community
Church which has a tremendous seating capacity and in view
of recent past happenings such as Krs. Eleanor Roosevelt's
speaking appearance as well as being the scene of many poli-
tical rallies, is wired for sound to accomnate listeners who
cannot pet inside the buildingj'which today was the seat of
an enormous Negro mass rally-
Oricinally, this meeting was promoted and sponsored by the
7hicag0 Citizens_Comnittee of One Thousand which is a South _
Side Iegro organization. It was intended-to have §dgar_§,_
_,5rown, Director of the National Negro Council, speakJ"'This
Fegro Council and its affiliates alledgedly represent some
5,000,000 Negroes in the United States-Fowever, with the seeming revival of th¬¢¢¬;c4on-Washington1V_:.*,*¢_ey-er=t, and with the presence oi A. P.i111;A'_¬1¬ncs1ph, Inter-
national President of the Broth hood of Sleeping Car Porters, "here in Chicago to address ti;/¬;stitute on P§§ial_Xip9rities '""
in thelfostewarlhorld, today rally actually was under the aus- BL
pices of both organizations who are quite closely connected.
It was hoped by the sponsors of this mass meeting that con-
structive steps or remedies for racial misunderstandings that
are leading to riotous conditions in many parts of the country
could be not only discussed in a fair and impartial manner, but
that through this meetina which would reach a representative
portion of the South Side Negro population directly and indi-
rectly, a safe and sane attitude would result.
In view of its Eegro membership, the Communist Party in this
district was vitally interested in today's meeting, and in ad-dition to the Fepro officer , workers and 1e&:e;i,in the SouthSide District such as a;§£nsborough, onani erguson, Bertha
»?£pton, E1-alderman Dickerson, Attorney William L. Patterson,r xany others, there were several outstanding white members
of the Party present. _ _
The first disturbing portion of the program was a report of a
disturbance Saturday night at 55th and Cottage Grove Avenue
which was dispersed by the police without too much damage be
inn done. It was said that the principals involved were more
or less of the "soot suitf type, youngsters who shouldn't get
ideas from reading newspapers'and drinking cheap liouor." The
Sizikéf regretahly said that this adolescent false courage is .
possibly going to be the means of touching off something which
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Red Committee Will Name
Presidential Election Slate
Eli-uibeth Curley Flynn. charter
mernher of the .An-ierlcan Civil
Liberties Union. and still a mem-
ber of the hoard of directors of
thoi nruanization. member of the
rornmunist Pill!-"5 national rom-
rnittee and secretary nf the De-
frnw r"t'iI'92'll'!'92lilPO for Civil Rilihts
f Ar Comrriirnists. is ler-tiirini. writ-
inr in the Daily Worker. and per-
sonally pleadini: tor funds-il0O.-
ooo-to be used to tiimlsh bail for
indicted Communists "when and
as nee:-led"
Fhe is areadv rm Earl Browdei"s
$1 500 bail bond. I't"'l1dll1I his ap-
peql, and ii-antlcelly tells hcr
hearers at meetings. "We know
Ir-'ll need many more bail bonds."
Rods Plan to Nome
Slates of Electoral Y
The Communist. Central Cam-
mitiee. at a two-day meeting in
ltlenhattan Center. New York City.
a Mei: ago. appointed a National
Campalen Committee oi 25 mem-
bers. with orders tn "put a slate ei!
Pirzidrniml Ple¢t.nrs in the field
ir every one of the 4! States."
F-thce that order %a:ne affa-
= ~»- the Communists have hired
ine largest halls in Boston. Cleve-*
land, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Lou Anaeles for meetinas as tar
ahead a- March J1.
The Dally Worker. drumming in
. the atoriea ot these meetings.
__> echoes the need to mobilise intt defence in mu gigiiu"-la iaRusslat. "
Known to have been Witnessesbefore the Federal Grand Jury m t-eatlmoriir elven before the Dies
viashiriiiori in connectioii i'iii'!=
the subversive investigation or-;
dered by Attorney-General Murphy i
prior to his becoming a Supreme"
Court Justice on Jan. 1| were
David zalon. a lounder oi thei
1ii
were also known to have been ex-
amined by the Jiiry.
. somrht for qnestioniniz was Jack
Stiitrhel. a national officer of the;
frommimisl party and an aiici-1:.
_ P. Brown. another Communist na-
urinal ntfieer and an alien. Both
ju-ere said in have left. the country.
i The Washinllon Grand Jury and
the Federal Grand Jul? in New
York ii-men has been investiiniiinzlthe passport violations, are knowniton, to haw it-ttidird about 150
l|l lZPdl.V false passports.
Also the testimony given before
the Dies Committee by William Z,
Foster. chairman ot the Com-
munist National Csmnaizri Com-i
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Mar Bi-harht. a party official: andi
Alexander "lI'achi-enbera, treasurer
of t-he Communist National Clin-
.imlC"mmiL"!| and otfirer of
Gitfow Gave Names
Of OGPU Agents
i litlmr, in his testimony before
the Diea Committee. swore that
Russian L-G1-"..! agent: in theUnited States now or iiecently. tri- l
eluded Dozenberg. George Mink.
;Phi|tn Aronberl. Charles Dirba and
Pascall Cooarove. i
oiiiow told the Dies comniittee"that persona who co-operated with
these agent-a Iroln time to time in-i
eluded Trachtenbera. a Dr. J. Ilia-1
dell. Charles Krumbetn and Jack;Johriat-one. ' .
Alt of them link up with other
Committee or"-erini Corr -nui1lit'
actlvitlea in the United States.
_OnI'cbrual!1lthcdocenor
more men who had been arrested.
by the Federal Bureau of Inveati-t
cation In Detroit. on charges oi
f92I"v w'1'92'FI" enreo Ilrrhhpre havina aided in recruiting soldiersl
miitee; Ben Gitlow, fOI'mt".l'*aeeic.-.l.lI-nv nf the art. and ex convict J
many Communist organisation. lp . vi
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Expose of Washington Parley
on G-Man Smear Brtngs_
Investigation by N. Y. Ottice
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Something akin panic fl
aweeping throueh U1! "DIRT
bracket leadershtit 03 "19 c°m'
piuntst. Party oi the United States
of America.
There are "leaks" in the secrecy
with which their aeeit to clothe
lneettois of their inner circles.
On Friday the New Y0?!
ilournal and American told of a
aecret meeting 0! Communist
leaders in Wcshinlton, at which
the "smear Hoover" oamilntllt
¢i1-weed against the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. and J.
Edgar Hoover, its director. I'll
outlined. Aid or certain member:
oi Congress. and "friendly inInIl -isuzil for ii counti'_92' at war." _ 1 . 5, - ' i ; ' '92?92uIl'
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IIC 5~:1P?!~-r C-i'.9-.- .uences" within the structure of --
the Federal Government vere=:_-=__-___-.
discussed.
FURRIED PAILEY CALLED.
Printing of the story. in New
York, causcd ; hurried confer-
cncc. All Communist leaders who.
had attended the Washington
meeting were ordered to New
lork. The Washington Oom-
Inunists. particularly. were aub-
Jected to searchinc questioning to
account for how the information
about the 1"ebr|.1ary 6 "aecret"
meeting tn Washinlton leaked out.
In addition to the "leak" investi-
gation, the New York conferencei
on Friday. took up the question of
continuing the "Smelt Hoover"
carnitltrn. i
It was aulaclted that a careful
check be made to List every night
club. theatre or other amusement
spot where the No. 1 G-Man milht
have visited, and a aeriea of atoriea
prepared for release in the Com-
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-vllnlrllol ll which only Mlo ordeH;-'4 Innoldlrlil You onElli! o dlogroeo to tho Gomoorolieweoonoo or tho onion ly your-.'~llln| cnurl of orhllrory bun-1 lzrogoneu you hovo hrougln ol-=-nl lrropo.-I'll: lonnogo Io Ibo1-no of hon-ol unloolom Zlut for.1» ouulondlng o-Sodom of Ibo lu~on-no Court In on-orrullng yourulrld Fonuul doelolun. Um coun-Iv would Doro boa lllrown lmo-'- horror: ol o-loll our o-vor tho-um Hqua on
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I Chicago, April 15 U.Ei.--William Bio', Hollywood movie
union leader, received permission tonight to carry on wage i
negotiations for 35,000 irn union iechniciens from the nil!"
jnil, which he entered iodgy to complete 1 six-month lenn
Imposed in 1922 for pandering.
I-ie had not liven up his hope [or
freedom. Hie euumlel nppqled I-0 Biol! Irll rnnrietld in Flbmlry,
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If the American Federnlion ofIal-92m'e lnlernnlioruii Allinnce of
Ihenlrimi In-I Stale £m|1|0!l'l.Jail hitilh laid tonight he eouldcarry an by mail |||I m-tniiationaan-eenry far his lvu-ine-s 1-elfure.untenle and I'll Nltlled under
bond pending II! uppul. Court
reeouln nholred liil tonvicliun I'llIlphelri. Iml Biu never win lervedwith Ihu Inandnle tn return him to 1:jail The nee urn reopened after ' . -__-__,___,, _ _::';%:."i:..i£'::.:*.:::*..:21::.,i.:; F{_"F~=-.~'-9'" -:::' T *"..+~..»- :=."'"""-;» -- ~i ~". ! 1" -full ea-Mellee. ;__ l _ _- _ i '1,_ 7. s .,...._. "!=;"h 1-:4-1 .-Q .
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In Bring llmlc Purl of
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By J. Edgar Hoover.
'1-mtor of the Federal Burma
of In:-crfigalion.
:1 an addresl before the lltb
milpueotal _ Oanereee 0| r the
Ilaaei..erI al the American
Ination.
~11: averaee American hae on-'
deretendably been ao ooh-
92 m by the muddled chl-real end
-rnlnlt made retarding various
plutionary oreaulntlone that.
an typical American apathy, he
more than eager to ehrue it all
ray with the belie! that it wan;
. great deal oi elnoll and Rf!
'1: lira.
am haven't the tune. we ear. to
'ndeni.and that the proponmte I . _" omen um -re .w¢#1mq§§ " "1"" °' ° "* '-"4."'11. mmnun chm; hm h_ they would yerila our Oomtitutlon ard Ind Ihi"they want it.That ie eaactiy what tbeee
.r!iJlltUiihlSl.l delire., Their tactics are to be-cloud thetoe, to let other-I connected with' Irmihiy reputable organizations~,-mt" tor them. to em-er their
:-ka with emiueine aiaielnente.. confound the averlle brain eo
. .; they may be able to proceednerd their ecu-l with the all|ht-
--t rlietanlia.
Theee tun advocate! and their--ll.-we-maanurradere point to our
-relatncre ae their biltcrrical
-meore.The preamble io the constitu-
nu oi the Younl Communist~-true etltte that iia oriental-n "'" ehertahes the ldeaie oi
Lmericanism embodied in the
'=n-ioeraiic traditions oi our na-
-n .. we nu peat pamou '""
sch as '11::-ma: Jellereon. M-¢|1,-ew Jltllb l Lbtihlm
.-vain.
Iizlt orennizeilon then deac-
~ra'.u the memory oi these Ireet-=1.-.-team by ctaime that it '- _-ea tn-plraiion from trot!- tear |'|_: Ill lm O Ill
out Kn! Marx. Frederick
i92 oaeoh . 92'.i Lenin and J
-. oolzrle yaree. the iarmer.I
_ 'C1iiI-1 the white collar clal-I|"Y In: and all holum ivy which"-ev can create e emote ecreenw their real endrorl. On thelr eieinie. to the I-
Iooeuee
Mianialtionlla-by haveworthinthe
eoriheldle
Ietbereaor hapoint
jerherethepoouia
<.-utt 0: he-ti '
meat iiee or liechildren areyea
hllllbtlldllttiin
ma bn-ribie bun-t at
.lii|a|naetneal.tr|-edulii! Ii
oroponehu al brutalur attribute
I-ll Ill Ill ll IIIB lllul Ill
i oeaine faeiiona ban ended
1, ' limb
necessity to diilerantiate.
'.i'i-aryaraaltheeana;l-htthannea
lI9li921l'aI'idh'a.Iniylhl:'
dntocraey. -
Ireatmevarmiiiould-e': -.,_ _..:'i'hen exploit the working man.
H-th, and the 1-eaernaut pen-rl-ll of etatte-mu lanea. brie no 0:.am a e I-a'r. -. eh-a I-.In
n yon Iho
Jiee Illore mar rs:auethere.
These newly-allied deeu-uelioo-N
Ite etand ior the oolnpiete over-
ihroa of ail American institutions.
They plan tor the destruction
oi all religion.
They would etranyie pltrlotiern,
or to quote the word: oi e youth
Publication oi the Conununiai
Party:Yon aunt tight aealnat teach-*
l.It|'a which lell Ill I-I it I patrlot
to your oountey_" lhet it why. intideniaiiy. I-I the
eeeuit oi prooaeanda. there haverecently been many enrnpiee or a
|roIiri| diareaoect tor ti! Ameri-can ee and a rynlciun toward
the Ireedom loe which it atande.
To these aeouudrell the aanctityoi the American hueoe iuneanine-I
coma their own training ground.
They are under tnetrucllonetn permeate our Array and llaryWith Iroooneote or revolution.
92 ityltei-on have worked among
Ilarme.-a. particular]! aharecrop-
Perl. olini-ml my pictures or theday when ekiee ehali be red with
the ames oi destruction. and thatwhich has belonged to other;
aha]! chance hande-drool! tortha takine.. _
The try lll'l01'i| these deternere
BI American traditlom ta alwaysior more youth to be fed into the
Jrnawe of dereit. In lliliilltlliilll and
training manueie. plan upon planin weed tor the infiltration oi
agitators and destruciicmletl tnio
Iliuth-aen-in; oreenleatione.You ehouid remember that elneedeirl eealnet the -- ur. the
espionage agent and the revolu-
tloniit. it aleo ieaenone the tint
to bear the brunt of attack. And
ioui, no lie too rotten. for these
people, who dedicate thenteelvaeto the teachings oi the leader oi
all Communism. Lenin. who Irote:
"We III IIII bow ta aliili
at need. lllavery, leeeii. llleaaiieoethode. hiding llllll by el-
kacgllalhTherefore. lino! we know in Id-
vance that every trick oi laleehood
will be employed to lead W an-ray.let us look at the truth. an that we
rnaytnowtheiielwhenoehear
thein.
It ie ever the Ci! of 1-hr I5"
advocate that hie oonetitutlonai
rlehie and civil ilbertiea are eon-
eiantly in denier. Theee destruc-
tionms ear;-.__[1'gll'92_':m..!l;1;'..'..:J.'-92l'-'-
eacept tor the mole acreen or
deienee it eivae them while they
die deep at our linindailual of de-
oency and liberty.Therefore, let us have an under-
ll-andinl in tbie matter here and
I cbaree that aocuaetione mm-
oatlnl a puroooe on the part oi
the Ilederai Bureau oi It'i921eLill-tion to beoome an OOPU. a
OESTAPO. a notional police, or
anythine yeaentbiinl auch iodine.
emanate, dlreetly Ii indirectly.
irom oertaln anti-American bodieswho hope to discredit the FBI as a
lieu in a leneral plan to disruptI-he entire United States or troma-eii-rneaniny but ntielniormedpersona who have Iallen to the lies
and utterly Ielee information oithoce who would tear asunder
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~aal lobbnl activities.
Ar the mnumlttee was called
-ssiun by Chat!-man Howard
=rnl!h DJ. 01 Vtretnta, It was an-
--unced four hard attachee have
-ren Iuhpoenled to teltlfr.
Among three ta A-Der: B. -
II. Imtal alatatant to
-arIl'a iener-all totmeel. Ewen.
I1 was questioned Irevtoualy an"-med an the attache who
led fur the teettmonr of a-it
nee helore Cunlreulonal earn-t
I".eee a-hm the hoard aaterted
-a ttghllnr alatnet amendmen- the _Wa.|ner Lahnr Art and
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taenra nu mu one In-menand met them ea the Fm
ash front to ght the ledA I7
Ins! e! llel weald de-I ard go oter In her -Ir a-rd tine llryd get|. ¢ pf net Commrnmsrnr I-ruf ru-re rhea far
YOU lhtpl Ihlll I IIMHI"! In |¢ all" These relr travelers learned lienonnuamn ever eeelmlr m
lenthoaue: III! III them*0 to lama awl hie?r HAT rel hole and lee tr I
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fhomu declared there have. 92| '.|
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llf Dies Reach
WASHINGTON, lareh I2
1 lNS!.I-ep. Thotnaa L, II. -1.!,
member af the Dies Cemmhtee,
today eeeuaed the New Deal It le-
la;-ing the aentenclng e1 a farmer
1 Communist leader, Nicholas Duan-
her], to prevent the eeeunittee
from ealling him la a her Iitneae
in an lneetlgatlen at Soviet uplan-
In in thin country.
U. I. Attorney Cahill laid
yealerterday that hia ullice nolonger has lariadiet-Ion Iver
Nacholee Donenheq. lie le-elared he told lepreaeatativee 0!the Die: Committee that Dozen-
herg ia tn the eaatndy of thealter Ihieh he will he tat-aedovet to the Attomey-General. to
whom the Dies Committee may
:r:..:.?..".'.:'.':r'::.:.':.."'.':.. mi
fnned its hearing
lnterert In Waahin a when ItI'll revealed that e wile fer-ilerl wee ample ed la the dee '
ry 0 labor Perhinabeen nix poetponeInent|the latent
eetenlay-01 the Ienhntinf ofeenberk, who pleaded guilty clnnlatmg yaaepart law-a. Donn her|| Ii-Ith peat ne-Inenl ie a new [unit 0 urtic-tnna, ' aald Thomaa. wouldIsle to know how lung he temg to he W from his aellLermhurg Ion to hep himeff the stand at the Dine Com-Itlttee
flaeeleahezhvitneninanee meet rtmg upeaeeever to came to the attention ofthe committee Therefore It la
lmperatuve that he he liven aver
at themeommtttee Farther ile- y I unneeeanrr 1 nethe Amenean wee le h::°|='p:p-lnaiaed at hi I: I gnportant evi- ,dem-e and In I have the appear .an: at more tenetan taee e eenmt a _New Deal agency, the Depart-ment of Julttee "
The Dru Committee pl:-tuetl to
The Deaenherg eaae areaaed
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lntp-aatlonat hen leretee g Correspondent
I WASHINGTON Imrtlil
recess of almost tao m
. e I-louse comrnlttu invest];
ne National labor Itelat
-card met today and 91'!»
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. A5 S.II_._iARY _QOI['1INUED -
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Misc. 1.677-L
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of formal ons,
. - set-up for women? .
1*. Oh my lands, I have to bring up up to date. When I come back
I will bring you up to date on that. We are making a long... We put
through... we put in a request and it was granted after we complied
with all the conditions and is our unofficial observerat the subcomrnission on the status 0! women.
4. '|'ionoerful.
-~ J5. Then we sen for mem ' e.»?'92Hur::a.n Rights C -PPR! went to alin New York of the o sion.
ey went to see__l_-{E5 B151 JAG-KHJP ! who is chairman oi the L _
- §ub Commission, and of course they are in close touch with HRS. F ii '5-."'~l
/ROOSEVELT. MRS. ROOSEVELT is ex-officio on the Sub Committee on the
status of womm. =*he is a full member ff you know on the Commission
on I§ium§n_p_ri.ights, and then now they are accreddited as an uno'I1i5:I.al
observer. By golly we had to go thro-ugh----. Show who we are, how
we support it, how we get our money and really what our functions are.
Then we sent inname. Thai andthen went to New York. We had a :nee!!;g !ere, t!e sm 1 ghas been meeting here at the call of PH!. '"""'JThenqan ent to se,e_/.111 ANT because
he now has a op p ace in the nited Nations, and we asked about that
and he felt that at this juncture we could not get another U_Q1._ted
' States woman on, that we already had one, who is P-RS. ROKBEVELT,
we ought to null for; say a trade union woman from
an . .,,-... _ _ eat Briti , so we accepted that and we sent in? 92 .-_'i'_,':{"?*. Some trade union woman from Great Bri ian andinf ? I PH! was proposed and we also proposed , ."*' '- technical side you know. Then under the heal
at the United Nations we sent t name to the
State Department and she was appointed and attended all the U.N.O.
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Dear Sir:A ?:355°3i'5:i D °° F¥9§§_TPL
' There are being transmitted herewith photostatio
copies of reports of Bureau Confidential Informant P-
at __V9!}r°§}W4__ __ _, _!§9h1Bl p_ __, dated as follows:
January 5, 19421
These reports have
strictly confidential source
of the information contained
extremely discreet manner soJanuary Z0, 1942.
been and are being obtained from 5
and any inquiry made on the basis
therein should be made in an
that it will not in any way reveal
the source of the information or the possible identity of the
informant. The substance of this material should not be dis- i
closed to any individual or organization outside of the Bureau.
You are instructed to give the contents of these<-
reports consideration and to conduct the appropriate investiga-
tion in those instances where you feel the reported material
or the reported naterial along with information already avail-
able to your office warrants the same.
Very truly yours,
Q 4 John Edgar Hoover
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Future of LP".<iA sosaewhat doubtful as a result of
dissolution of CPA and reconstitution 01 Communist
Party of the United States. Membership shocked at
gublioation of Duclos article criticizing CPA, butI immediately began to att'ack BR0».-DERS policy and
condemn their own previous activities. Entire energy
of organization presently concentrated in perfecting
; plans for formation of Communist Party oi Louisiana,
F calling for organization 01' Party in time for presen-
tation to State Convention in December. AT R058, 1
reported to be representative of National Conmittee oi
C0..1:921.mist Party for Southern States with business need-
quartere in Birmingham, .Alebc.:a, attenced meeting oi
Oomunist members in New Orleans on 9-ll-L5. cTi..r.I-i'1.TEI.. .
LEVI}; continued to control and dominate Gomnunist
activities in Louisiana and is accepted as District
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information and added that in addition, criticized some of the
"mistakes" of the,late President Roosevelt, stressing considerably hischoice of EIkUJdi;§ETTlNIUS as chairman of the World Security Committee.
~~ On June 29, 1945. a class was held, according to _,
'_ at which time E2-1A1~TUl.L LIIVIII acted as cha irman. The subject of
discussion revolved around the current questions, principally the world
Security Charter. The Informant indicated that generally the membership
in attendance at the class approved the charter. It was at this meeting that
LEVIK stated for the first time that an attempt would be made to keep
the LPEA in exiatenceiand to have a Communist Party at the same time. 't .L__ _ advised that also at this meeting EL1A1TUEL LEVIN
alt cked KESTBROOK LGLER and made mention of the fact that Mrs.5FPANKLIN%oos2vs1.'r had ecently made a statement sayingthat she didn'ilike
szmmunists because she found them to be "untrue." LEVIH oomplai. d thMrs. ROOSEVELT had made her decision after knowins only a fem yougg
Communists and that she had thought they were "untrue" because they didn't
go around saying that they were Communists. _
On July 6, 1945. KAY DORE acted as instructor for a
class of the LFEA and the subject for discussion was a resolution by the
National Cotmuttee of the CPA suggesting the change back to the Communist
Party of the United States, according to Confidential Informant
Hrs. EDRE compared the resolution with the original one published hy the
National Committee, and all agreed that the movement had made a mistake
in dissolving the Party and changing to the CPA. She also advised them
at that time of the activity of the National Committee in calling a
-convention in New York City for July 26 through 28, 1945. 1
This same Informant indicated that a class of the LPEA
was held on July 13, 1945, but a lack of attendance caused the meeting to
degenerate into an informal discussion En current affairs. All of the
mentors present severely oritieizdd EEOWDER, but agreed that the mistakes
that had been made would ultimately be the best thing for the Party
inasmuch as the errors proved that collective thinking and leadership could
not be replaced by individual thinking.
-advised that my noes acted as chairman of an
tins C1855 held on July 27, l9L5. The principal activity was a discussion
concerning the difficulty in getting out the minutes of the Annual Meeting
which had taken place on June 24, 1945. KAY DDR3 said that in connection
recent election of the Labor Party in England, the results proved
people of Europe were determined to have more democracy, a better
life and political freedom, and concluded that it was s greatwith the
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n_._ _..-__|-- .4 1;;-'-MD-an-trn 4"'Com;unist Part; in Florida presently engaged in
national recruiting drive for new members. Only - _e new members es of 2/21/44. Citizens Nor.-3-artisan A
_ 1 Committee in Kiami, Consumer! Council and Teheren . ':4.
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positions unchanged. Secretary A. l'.',}'I'}A11IOE moved ,: 5
heedquerters from 805 £est_Beever Street, Jackson- f
ville, F1a., to 3238 College Street temporarily. "
Believed to be buying prezises 1546 Icnie Street, ,-
Jacksonville, for permanent residence of headquarters.
I-Iernbership believed to be conc.er.tretir.5 on Pi-ont
organizations, political agitation, end 1eb.r-ing
activities. 199 registered as of l,/_?/-A, oi who;
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"History : Introduced first in 1923 es men and women shell have equal
rights throughout the United Stetes and everywhere, subject to its
jurisdiction, by Senator Charles E. Curtis, Republicnn of Knnsns, Inter
Vice-President under Hoover. Endorsed in 1923 by Republican Notirnul
Committee qt request of T. Coleman DUPent. In 1943 session ofCengress
es Bill #1, it was reported fnvcrebly by the Senate Judiciary Committee,
but rejected by the House Judiciary Comittee by n vote of 15 to 11.
§£QhSOh§Q BY ; Nrtionnl Wbmen's Party smell group of professional women
nnd social registerites! who mnke lobbying their main purpose in life.
Present outfit not to be identified with original group of many spitndid
women who fought for women's suffregé. Financed by wcnlthy wnmen, DUPents
nd ether interests, the present set-up wos recrgenized by in 1923 to
campaign for this enti1nber amendment exclusively.
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'Nstirnn1 Beard *f-General Fcderetien of hmmen's Clubs.
£160 endorsed by Republican Party 1940 in_its plntferm.
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Women; Nrtienel League of Wbmen Vtters;Netiwnnl Board of Y.W.C.A.;
rtionnl Council of Catholic Wbmena National Consumers League; and others.
igqliifnnl Whmcn Miss Mnry'Anders¢n Wbmen's Bureau, Depnrtmcnt of Labor!
Who opposed 1'5; Con,-_rcssw"mnn 1.1- rytlierton; Hrs. Elccnerleosevelt; Hrs.
,, 1/ Corrie Chnpmnn}Cntt vetcrnn uuffrsgist!; Elinnrlerrick
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shove it through Congress ns n bid Ier thz WumLn'$ v~tes in 1944-
Nntimnl Women: Forty coll Rc-publicnn Prrty the fl'i1..nr! :1 wmmn.
Congressmen Put Cunnrn of Flrridn is new circulnting n petition te
farce the nmendment out nf committ-e en tP flerr. The passing Cf
such e law will nullify ell pregreseiva inter ligislntien f"r Wemen.
The Wbmen'5 Party fevers this. They have Irhhid with Cmplrycrs,
ngninst protective legislntien for women, nrtnbly in New York and
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April 24, 1946
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c MES advised this office that a certain amount oi_tne_;unus
n3ll8Ci6d by the,EAIRQQ§TQ cg Al§QA AL PUEBLO ESPAeQL_Elll_be-,;i£§_r_teQ_ to support the 'ca.h'Y:1idac;r'of-, inasmuch as the PATHONATO
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February 25, 1945, tnere was celebrated at the National Anphithcater
abaua, tuba, a public demonstration the purpose of which was
_euer homu;c to the Had Army. According to this source, there
were approximately ,5OO people in ttOndHCG an} admission was
Jrwe of cnar_e.
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France, hailing the agreement regarding the rupture
of diplomatic relations between France and Spain.
5. Io the United nations Assembly in London, Lngland,
supporting the accusation of+¥{SELLV against the
92#HAhCO Regime, and advocating rupture of diplomatic
relations with FRANCO.
influence with the U.L.U. to obtain the freedom of
Spanish yolitical prisoners.5. To RAhQH*GHAUjT§AL LAHTIL!, President of Cuba, con-
demning the p oposed plebiscite in Spain and
recommending the severance of diplomatic relations
between Cuba and Spain.
6. To the CTC COLFEDBHACION DE TRABAJADOHLS DB CUBA!
thanking the CTC for its cooperation in matters
concerning the overthrow of the FnANCO Regime.
7. Io Ur. AGUSTIN¬HUZ, Cuban Senator and President of
the Legislative Commission Pro-Spanish Republic,
congratulating CRUZ on his advocacy and support of
issues being defended by the GASA.
92¥lSPAUO-CUBAH COMMISSION PRO SPANISH REPUBLIC, Anti-Franco
WW_ Protest Meeting Larch ll_lQ§Q____ __ _ _;_
On Harch 1, 1940, at hahana, Cuba, a public meeting was
held under tir; aus}».i.cc~_:; of the 'n1[Sl"AIEO-CUI$A]. COI-ZIZISSIOI-I PRO S-IA1IIS1I
hEPtELlC. This Commission is composed of numerous organizations
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consolidating anti-Franco strength and to obtain unity of action
in overthrowinv the .ranco Bovine. The CASA DB LA CULTURA is mi . L-J
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Jenner? 15, 1%?
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' On December 28, end 29, e convention took phce in New Iork '
which can decisively influence the fate of the American nation in the oom-
ing months and years. The_T£.iTIC?!.iL C1 iIZ"E-F3 ELITICAL .iC'i'IOI-I COi'LI%
end the-II'TDEPE.IIIEIfI' CITIZENS 00k-'1£I'1"1'EE OF '1HE92i3T$, SO13?-ICES MID PROFESSIOHS
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in order, es it was stated in the program of the new organization, to seek
unity among the progressives. It is our endeavor to fight political indif-
ference, for it is e weapon oi reaction. We are endeavoring to gather to- -
gether millions of persons for political action in order to inuence national,
state and local problems . The program further declared: We wish to like one I.
viewpoint clear. Ii the Democratic party serves special interests and betrue
the people, it will go under and deserves to go under. For this reason we "
cannot exclude th possibility oi e new political party, the loyalty of which
to our goals is inviolable". ''l_n_ie progrem .1;'l.1.!t-her demanded the execution oi economic reouéenteas they were formulated in the "Economic Bill or Rights" of Pr;-eyét Roosevelt
and foreign policy measures which ere to guarantee peace. I-12",-'..'.-1I.IJ92CE, the
former Secretary oi Comzerce, expressed his opinion that we -we en imitation
one-party system today which operates under the mask of e Poi-pertieen block".
The conference elected on Executive Committee -an JO/@WIIi-SON ma
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The orgarxization plane to develop mess activities in the near future
in order to carry out its program in various states; its first campaign will
be for rent control end a better housing program. _
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one who is in agreement with its broad goals? *1Ieebez-ship fee for the PRO R".'33L
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,5 far] Your letter dated Jovember 21, 1e53, withg* J0 enclosures, has been received.
Ihile I would like to be of service, I must
point out that data in FBI files is confidential and
available_for oficial use only. The FBI is strictly
c factqfiniiny agency and does not draw conclusions
or make evaluations cs to the character or integrity of
any organization or individual.
1 know you will understand the reasons for these
rules and will not infer either that we do or that we do
not have the information you requested.
The FBI does not have available for distribution
c list of subversive organizations; however, you may
desire to obtain a copy of "Guide To Subversive organizations
and Publications" which was prepared and released by the
Committee on Un-American Activities, United States House
of Representatives. A copy of this publication may be
obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, U.,§;=+
Government Printing Qfice, Corner of Horth Cdpitd dd
H Streets, dorthvest, lashington, D. 0., for third;-five Q-.3¢ret8e " -In Qit ,,I C _ 2-I W15 B» £ 19 re -1.EEC] _1r5o U%H£dgar Hoovern z'";;- £1331 U Director
§::::: NOTE: Correspondent desired to know if James Roosevelt ,o~-- is affiliated $ith%he~snhnist Party or is a Iillou 1
QZEZII frooelleri SQ: also requested o list aj other organisations
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, "i 1 :-7- /.".Dear Sir: - 01' J Y>1'-... / .- If l
Is it pernissable to ask if Jan . oosevelt is
definitely affiliated with the Connunis a ty, or'E Ibllow
Traveller? Having inquired, nay 1 have a prompt answer?
Since he is seriousiy about running for the California Senate
in 1954, we, in California, must be forewarned. Since he
has purchased a hone in Pasadena on San Pasqual, we feel we
wust know why he sold his Beverly Hills hone to buy one here.
Ie must know with whom he is working, if they are subversive.
Also, were there any Communist and, if so who were
proninently listed on the Chart of the Hidcelteely Ihite House
Conference, 1950? I must report to the Ionan's Civic League
of Pasadena, Juvenile Protection Committee, on the Conference,
hence my inquiry,
President Truman was Hay. Chairman of the National
Committee of 5 embers, Serving as Chair an was Hon. OscarR? Ewuing; viiéghairnan were Ire. Eleano$§Roosevelt andDr. Beryainin och,.I. D. and others. '" P C 92 9292
-___,.---'lelvin Afqlasser was Ezecutgve Director. I hopehe is not related in Bny way to Harold92Qlasser, linked with
the Haltllv D¢.1:ter Ihite case?
92r Hr.Ielvin Glasser is listed in @Proceedings of
The?4lidcentury Ihite House Conference" as a professional
socia1 worIer and'aseistat_]Eninistrator of Foreign Operations
in charge qf international activities programs qf the
American Red Cross} . '
Iill your department furnish we with a list of youtn
organisations that are Connunietic in Pasadena and Les Angies?-
Angeles?
I an asking not out of idle curiosity, but because
i we, qf v o_Leaguecand_Republican Club, eague_ofIonen be'inforned and alerted. 'u
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Chilmark, fartha's Vineyard Island,
..a c_ use .5, a V.lSBd nat purchasecl same land
at lenensha, Town oi , n , out 1950 and said
she and her husband could not afford to build a house on the property
at that time. '
*have had a summer home built at a cost
estimated at about 3 , ,1 9,000 on their land and during the month
of Au. t 19 1' LFAJICEI ROCBEVLLT visited for about t"-:0 weeks
with//7
their new home.
said that there were rumors arcfund the Island 0 ' a'sevarb, assachusetts, that Lire. ROQSEVELT must have loaned?
none to b "- ~ ' -92 here has been no in -
ca non that could afford to build
sizch an ex _r»ens1ve su'1.'frT:o_1e themselves.I Z
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lod by tho out routinmry groupo in Cungrur---Rapublioano and unnatu-
arn in an mdn tho ugio at tho night;-you all Sonntor zazcllnr hm fa-
nonoo, in amok pardon Lilionuul for nut supporting tho corrupt nthodo
or n .;a¢t.1m-n Romantic paliuuun. 1.11111:-ml, an tho ::1.1-out-u of tho
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.'cI-din but, an an haunt Liroator at a logo £0401-:1 can-corn, ho hh-oi
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aitt.oo'. For this rouse, tight nuinlt routlocnrioo o la -Lu.-akin, fomdl
thorns, aoqlhr, oto. Shoot mo:-.100 of tho pooplo do not bdanng in Ccugrooo.
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Reference ie made to my telephone call to the
Bureau today wherein I e lai d t P»! MU!-I fact, that my
confidential contacts at have advised me
1- th ill i th f l r c o er te in isunnlying ..at eyw , n e uure,no onge op a - _
confidential informants of e. technical nature. It is tog the cooperation which has exieted uninterruptedly f -- i--.111 terminate within two weeks * O b
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examined its confidential infomante of this type with great care and
has teminated the eervicee of all except those considered to be of
greatest value. For the 3u.reau'e information I an eetting forth in
this letter a liet of the informante etill retained, together 92q",h
' 1 brief data ae to the value of each. lhe list will be followed with my
eretion .
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on. The infome.nt'e at the Headquarter! of
Through this informant eervicee have been for
it in known, that the present and officiale at the F11-IU
office are mostly active CPA membere. '1he MU policy in Philadelphia .
adhere: closely to the CPL line on all political matters. The GPA
has recently formed e. Glub, known ae the John Paplrfoee Club, the »_f_'
members of which are all seamen and are all believed to be nembere of the ';___
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Unions. Tho infornnnt has in the east,
HELIU GALAGAB/¬UGLAS and a number of senator: and congressmen to speck
on behalf of the School in its fund-raising banquet in the Snrinj of
1945. It isluaown that the efforts of the School and the CPA to raise
funds have been only partially successful and it is believed likely that
further efforts will be made in the future to enlist the assistance or
sunnort of prominent people to raise-money for the School. Uurrert
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/M/Dear Sir: ,
Confidential im"orma.nts of the Cleveland Field Division advised
on June B, 19145 that a meeting of the Enlarged Cuyahoga County Central
Co:-znitteo no-.~.lc be held Friday, June 8, at 7:30 P.'.Z.,-in the AssemblyPoor: oi the Hotel Hollenden, Cleveland, Ohio. { J-JI*f},2?lLLI.#..ISC'IT, National
CPA Secretary,-rras announced as the guest spe- er, and it was announced
that he would speak on the resolution of the Rational Board of the CPA
which was published in the Daily Worker" of Lionday, June 11. A mimo-graphed vabqzocennent oi this meeting was sent out over the signatures
oi J-.*;IOLr.»/-601-I115-OI'J, State CPA President, and EBA/5'.l.C}B, County CPA
Secretary. This announcement stated that each person attending was urged
to read the recent article by JAG-.'j-'."E5UCLOS in preparation for the dis-,.
A physical surveillance was maintained on this meeting by Spatial
Agents _ d _of the Cleveland Field '92'Divi$ion, and they were able to hear everything said.
. Introductory remarks were made by APJIOID SAI.71.-EZI.. :I'..:I-1'_92ISC!I-I which
dealt mainly with the need for increasing the "Daily .i'orkcr" subscription - --
list and supporting the present CPA fund drive. He also mentioned that
e number of "Comrades" were present from outside Cleveland and named
Columbus, Ohio Valley, Akron, and Canton as having representatives at this
me-et:'.ng. JOEHISOII stated that the resolution itself would not be read
since it was expected that all those present had previously read it, but
that there would be a period of discussion on the resolution from the floor
and then J3}-ll 1'-IL1.I.Ai£SOII would undertake to e>:plain the resolution. JOE-HI-_
SC,-If stated that he hiznseli supported the resolution as one of the leaders/7 _
1.-:!;o had made the mistakes pointed out by this resolution. 1/75
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3.121 10.'.5.*'A Delegate State Co:~.-r-ittee CPA of Ohio! spoke
from the floor and stated that he had examined Brow-rder's book 'Teheran'
and other '510'.';der writings in detail since Browder was charged with .
revisionisn, and had not found arzytlaing to support such charges. He
defined revisionisn as changing the basic purpose oi Conmunisxn, which
is the changing of capitalism into socialism. HALL claimed that Bro11'der's
policy of instituting, a period of collaboration between capitalists and
C-ontzunists was a necessary policy in order to help the socialist portion
of the "world led by the Soviet Union. He stated it was necessary not
only during the war with Germany, but was still necessary during the
present war. WALL said he did not believe the ideological state of the
American mind based on property ownership would permit the CPA to hope for
socialism in the ir:'1edia"oe postwar period, but he saw no reason for theCPA to "beat ouybreasts and say I sinned" at every opportunity.
PIE?-1 -C. le;-gate State Committee CPA of Chic} was the next
sneaker, and stated that he was in favor of the first five pOi.ttt5 of the
resolution, but that only by fighi-1.!: could the ch_a'_ns of the United States
and British imperialism be broken. He severely criticized Bro-:.-der for
coope;eti.r.g with the class ene.-.n'.
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The next speaker 1.-as a 1-roman called Comradgtf-II.1ID3C". by JOIESJN.
She spoke in favor of the resolution sa;.'in5: that the'Teheran and Yalta
ajreeqents and the policies espoused b; Eleanor/Roosevelt were being broken
every day by our govezrsnenta She ;"urther added that the CPA must not take
it for granted that President Truman 'rrou_'I.d follow President P-oosevelt's
policies since in many cases he had failed to do so.
The next speaker, uni-znowm, said that Brov:der's policy of coopera-
tion 1.-ith capital had helped materially to win the war, but had been
ox-arerphasized. He then said that Brcr:.'der should not be blamed for the
d;1::solution of the Communist Party as history showed that Communist or-
ganisations often dissolved when the situation necessitated it. He men-
tioned the dissolution of the First and Third lnternationales as e>:a::;:les.
This speaker said the Communist Party ms dissolved primarily to gain
national unity, and s-as just a change in name arr{'m'ay. This speaker
stated that conditions were not ripe for socialism in the United States
and were materially different from the conditions in France where DUCLOS
wrote his article. He ended with the statement that the CPA must never
loee sight of its basic of the abolition of capitalism and the establish-
ment of socialism. '
-,{re,-sorted SP5 newer! spoke in favor of the
-o-='~"-~+-eon. She stated that since the war in }2r'~.1ope was over management
in a great many plants had been getting tougher with the workers and some '
trade unions were getting tired of it. She said that political pressure ~
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are anti-American should be taken into eustod§ regardless of their
eivil right. He also stated that in his opinion the first person
who should be placed in a detention camp is llrs. ELEANOEROOSEVELT,
in view of her strong support of some boys group who, in his_ opinion, are Communistie. It should be stated, however, thats vary oordial and talked to me for som ' e time.
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In rosponso to an invitation for eoditiarlgl nsterisl on tho uppression of the
American Negro from the Secretariat of tr.é-Zited Nf.92f.i921nSL .'§§J_!_;l.li.'!_iii_>L3Q__£;i
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organization has petitioned the United Notions for on L'!92:H;!§T=igfiti=s!! int-c the plight
of 15 million Negro citizens, announced today that a series of nation-Iide P6op1u'
Tribunals will be held throughout the country to tsko additional testimony reg:mi--
ing current scts of OppI'6Bs10n.u..i.n cooperation with all similarly interested gr...
Ir. Cayton who is the grandson oi the late United States Senator, _|_iirsm Rt-:._c:-;H. _
of lississippi, first Negro to serve in that capacity, also made public the BU-..I..'1:']
record of the !~!etio:-.s.. wees meeting /.. --- --en Fetrue J.K3oh:i-it,
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Secretary, Commission on Human Rights snd r resentativee of the n.c1'5?.=.1 Negro
Congress, Dr. lire:-gen, President; Reve s Cay-ton, Executive Secretary; Che:-lea A
Collins Vice-President and Dr. Herbs A theker Executive Bosni Iember.
The text of the summery record follolsz _ . |
"Summary record oi the presentation of u petition by Dr. lax Is:-gen, Presloent,
National Negro Congress. 92
-- "The presentation oi the petition, concerning ceoisions taken by the llnti.-nal
Negro Congress, took place st Hunter College, New York City, on Thursday, 6 June,1946. 92 '
Present for the Uiited Notions Sec terist: .ll.r. Petrus .1. se1m14- , Secret-'1r}'_Commission on Human Rights; Ir. Lyman Q2 Unite, in charge 1 Arrangements for Con-sultation Irith non-governnen organ as .1. , Ir. Lsejérdsnker, representative,Press Section. 1 D . , '
"Present for the National Negro Cgkngress: Dr. Ilsx Ysrgsn, President, Nstionoj
Negro Congress; Ir. Revels Csyton, Eboygcutive Secretary; Ir. Chsrlssfllips, VimPresident; Dr. Herbert Aptheker, Member of Executive Board;
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"Ir. Sohlsidt, receiving Dr. In: Yergnn, stated that the Secretary General hsd. .-cu: HM _ . Is.
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"llr. White explained that the Economic and Social Com acil has spp¢,1,,,,.,-t -. 7...-__n
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and rscumaendstions of thin Connittee will be considered by tJ1e- Council durin it. z. 1
shall know gt present session, and when the Council has moo its oeeieion, we
is to be done about e.rrngen6nt5- my organization that is int crested in consult;
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sent, enclosing s form which the organization is uskcd to f.i.l.1 out, so that -.1.»
essential facts are available. j
"Hr. chmiot inf-armed Dr. Iargnn that the docu.-ent Ioulu be included in
the list of communications for %mission on I-lumn Rights. A copy will
also be sent to the Chairman, I__:_'_s_¢_ Frs'.nklin'iD.: Roosevelt, so that she will kno-.-.~
the contents and will be nbls to ueal with it then any Commission member wants to
be informed about it.
" Dr. Yergsn expressed the hops that action on the oocumcnt would be
taken as soon as is reasonably possible. Finally, he stated that the National
Negro Congress was willing to supply the Unites Nations with all further materiel
or further representation which they night wish to receive.
"Ir. Schmidt pointed out to Dr. Yergsn that he need not wait for any
request to send Ln :-.s.terinIl., es Q uteriol on Q; subject oeslmg with
rights will be gladly recei92rs<,i'nt any tine. _ ~
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The appointment or m.a_ gammy ;, for-g,.11y Ilashinifton Legislative Diitin- wr of the National Negro g e t of Director of the UN PetCsmpaim was snnouneat. by Dr. Isrgan for the National Board of the UNC-
' I1-s. rm who was recently elected to the llstianol Bomhaidi-hir9:htY°i:1E:?;tuition announced that thousands of petitions are now in the s o, :1 pniu _nQ.-QC} tlhot s nation-wide drive will be shortliv 3-"°l1692l-"929-d_"? °b*41"_'f_"" __ ,.__ia_:inéividuol signatures to be mace so the ox-141M1 "F P"-*°" "°" °"°"" "" "
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t"~"t Fornulo Boumcourt, Anna odriguer, eecretary to set-mcourt, end Foul lion,
eocrct/iry to the toner Preeiocnt oi 92'c'nezuc'il, O0-llejoe, ere nailing from
yer york City et 4:00 P.L'., April 21, 195-O, on the United Fruit Linea eteamr
E. Yerague bound for kin-ma, Cube. fne party will ez-rive in Hanna on Tuce.-Eng,
Lgril 25, 1950.
Aooor-Am; to ti-1+ source, the above are proctc-din," to Bum.-n to attend
the meeting of the Inter-American Congroae 01' tecmrncy. Rice F.odr1['uet to
rcrorted to have undo the ltatczacnt that ezwnz those expected to attend the
;o:1;;:-ens are ire. Eleanor 1'-ooaevelt, Iiilliac. Green, Precirtont of the American
Federation of Llbor, is-irl Huck, irchiiinlci iicieieh em? cove:-oi iirlii-06 itetei
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92ROHULO BETANCOURT returned to Washington on or
about February 23, 1950 from Havana, Cuba
and on February 25, 1950 appeared before Fact
oFinding committee of 0;A.S-, after which he gave
out a press release to effect he had held
up view of Accion Democratica Party of Venezuela
by refuaing itself the remedy of armed
expeditions from outside to destroy dictatorial
Governments. One informant of unknown reliability_"*ftf?e:gThaa expressed opinion BETAHCOURT control: and
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':ER£2 LLFORSO, Minieter of Economics during
BETANCOURT Government who now resides in Washington;
that PEREZ ALFONSO took advice from Soviet _
Lmbaesador re oil matters rather than from United
States. BETANCOURT departed United States April2i, 1950 for Havana, Cuba to etteng/p/Congress ofDemocracy of which amino? aw. eosca, GONZAIO
BARRIOS and President PRI SOCARROS of Cuba are
reported to be prime backerl. BETANCOURT has advised
"informanta that this Congress will be=attended by a
number of prominent United States citizens, an well
as exiles from various South and Central American
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T-ll stated that BETANO0URT's right-hand men in the United
States are VALHORE RODRIGUEZ, whom he stated is now in New York City,
and P§BE§_ALFONZO, previously described.
T-ll did not possess any information concerning the alleged
attempts of EETANOOUT to purchase and suugile arms and munitions to
Venezuela for the purpose of overthrowing the present Military Junta.
With reference to PEREZ AIFDNSO, T-L has adivsed that JUAN
PABLO PEREZ ALFONSO was Minister of the Treasury in the Gallegos '"_-
Cabinet and left Venezuela for Miami on June 29, 19b9, as a Venezuelan
exile. T-9 has advised that PEREZ aLFONSO,who resides in Washington,
is presently writing a book; that he spends considerable time visiting
law courts and law schools because of his professional background as
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BETANOOURT. -
T-L has received informtion which T-L considered to be
fairly reliable and as possibly trns,.as follows:
_ aomm BETANOOURT, smo is in the United States and is
expected to remain for at least s month, is continuing his efforts
to organize his 'Congreso Continental en Defense de ls Democracia',
also known as the ' Congress of Intelleotuals.' His objective is to
bring together all groups which are in opposition to Franco in order
to present as strong a protest as possible against Franco and the
recent policy statement of the U. S. Secretary of State Spain.
BETANCOURT hopes to obtain the support of Hrs. ELEANO OOSEVELT for
the Congress. *'_ " |92
"in addition to the anti-Franco aspects oi the organisation,
BETANOOURT hopes to create strong public opinion in the United States
and Latin America for penmitting all exiles on the American continent
to return to their respective countries. However, exiles from coun-
tries other than Vene sla suspect that HETANCOURT is working only
for himself and th have little faith in the movement.
"JU RUIZ, Dominican revolutionary leader, use asked
by BETANOOURT to join the moveent. RODRIGUEZ, fearful that the
"~*7r-as will have some Comunist elements in it, is waiting to make '
his decision until he is assured that Communists will not be remitted
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I"T-16 of known reliability has advised tiiat LEONC1.B61:IA E., '
138 lat Street, Bayridge, Brooklyn, New York, was in touch with BEIWNCOURIin tlsgrlja part oi llarch run: April, 1950. T-h has advised that LEONICIO
=DORI 1-iEVE'RI.L was an A.D. leader who left Venezuela June 30, 191.19 for New_ien<c:1+.y as a Venezuelan exile. It appears that this individual may be _
identical to LEONCIO DORIA E. described above. _
T-l7 oi known reliability ascertained that on January 21, 1950,org dI'..E-I.".-." oi Jere Cruz {iiexico}. advised BET.-JJGOUEP that she was leaving
that day and that B?-IIANCOURT should reclaim the New Orleans ticket. It appears
that this may be the sister, or sister-in-law of BHMJCOURI whom he is reported
to have met at New Orleans enroute to "Havana, _
_--n-1 L ___ _ . i . .. _ _i_._.-.__.__ . ._ .-of known reliability has advised that BEIAIVCOUKI while at
Havana, Cuba, on February 6th advised his wife that a particular draft money draft!
had not yet arrived.
ghee ascertained that on March 3, 1950, individuals described
as AIIIONIC, RAUL, OLAVLERIA, CARLOS and ANDRES advised BETAIQCCLTFE that they had
just arrived at a hotel on the Colombian border; that NASS was arranging for a
visa and that others were to follow on Saturday and that they expected to be in
Costa Rica the next day. It appears that NASS is undoubtedly identical to
%J.UI. HAS-S, who has been previously described es the former secretary to Pres
ORILEOS. It appears that the individuals described as MTONIO, RAUL, 0LAVARRIJ.,'
CA.-LL06 and LNDRE5 may be identical to some oi thepersons mentioned by BEMMZOURE
in his press release following his appear-mce before the OAS as previously .
described. '
-learned that on March J1 19?-0 o1=
who described himself as in or-me -
of kr._ov"n reliability t1" at he "12! I-cJ.ldbdIe Pnov le ge to the e ect that inter-
national Communist agents headed by RCUELTLO Bi.'EANSO1RI had organized a Congress oi
sup-posed exiles, making this Congress appear as anti-Communist in order to win "
over Lie:-th American opinion and to gain an audience with Mrs. ROOSEVEL'I.
RODRIGUEZ also stated that as-:.qr'dir:g to instructions of 1-AURENII BEIRIA, which were
transmitted to E1-3IA.NCUt'-RT by one O.E.Fv.0 on his recent trip to Havana and Hexico,
the GOEEPESS oi supposed ea.-iles mist advocate peace with Russia and allow Soviet
agents,se1e-cted specifically for these new measures, to succeed in infiltration
on a 1:21-manent basis of various American countries. RODRIGUEZ stated that as-T-Ca-"
friend of the United States and as one who is in favor oi inter-American unity,
he condemned the despicable activities oi these Com-mnist agents and said that he
'.'?_;Ii' '91.:-I with horror Hrs. K105E'»'rlT's becoming involved with elements oi the
above described breed in instances which could occasir-n serious harm to all
I,-nerica, -pOE'£eS d no informati on con-'.:erni1'1; tie reliability, qualificationsand background ofnor concerning the accm~.1.c;r of his statement.
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It is noted that the April 18, 1950, issue of "NOTICIAS" published
by the Council for Inter-American Cooperation, lll Broadway, New York City,
' carried an article on page five which reads as follows:
";;c,or:o»:1c,* ;>0Lrr1cm.,_ socm,"
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"Unification of democratic forces in 21 American republics
'to arouse public opinion to defense of derncratic ideals, civil
and political liberties is purpose of Inter-American Conference
for Democracy and Freedom opening in Havana Hay 12, to which 150
representatives of govt. labor, education and professions from
the republics will be invited. Conference will spotlight
increasing abridgment of civil liberties in Peru, Colombia,
Venezuela, and Argentina; will consider how to strengthen
democracy in the Americas, role of this hemisphere in
maintaining world peace, etc. Sponsors include Hrs.
FRAIJKLII-J D. itO BEVELT, AFL 8: CIO presidents, Cuba's Pres.
'iPRIO and Venezuela's ex-Pres. BETANCOURT. T,H/18
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REGISTRATIOII ACT -I
Reference is made to your letter of February 22, 19145, ihich was
in response to Bureau letter of February 13, end fonrarded a copy of your
previously nentioned memorandum of July 13, 19140, which Ian not located in
the Bureau les.I
In response to your request as to the disposition of various
exhibi described in your memorandum of July 18, 19140, you are advised~._1a. is reported to have returned to Japan on June 1, 1939,
and investigation concerning her has boon discontinued. For this reason
the exllibits presently being held in your Office should be returned to
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of a m boo-< enlitled "Sam-ed Are-aeuree of Vera and several ner-
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to c0"'1p4.¬1'.E e college education, These students would subeeooently cor-
vith Yrs - and it is these letters which were turned over to this
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consolidate '
and nationalists by ca First Party.I -is HUEY LONG admirer, supporter oiimaricaFirst Committee, iaolationists tic d s1,- ' I
is described as politically ambitious,
and not oi high calibe ma s
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shoued himself to be an egotistical individual who thinks
he is more or lees a power in Republican circles and explained that-
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but am: his neispa .111 ck an. " _told
could use any of the materiel which he might read in The Cross and the Ilag
in his osn newspaper without acknowledging the source. -intends at
first to mail out his newspaper to about 1,000 people! and then get subscrip-
tions which will enable him to send out 2,000 the next month, end in that sag
keep on growing, -
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exposed the Nazis in Washington D. 6., and referred SHANE page forty-two.
On this page he indicated there is some story about ELEANOR EVELT'S per-
sonal lawyer trying to get someone released. ' '
" -ried to find out from gas to whether isolationiets or
mtionelmre holding meetings in Saint Louie and - told him that
there lad been nothing going on lately except the Republican and Democratic
meetings. .10.: apparently not too sell acquainted with such movements
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in F--"ox: Iorl; '-it; -nc;;inn.1.:1;; Uctooor 1:4 and extending through Cctooer .-II, 194..
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Mrs. ROBER$~KLGIbOFF, the Russian wife cf the American NBC correspondent
in Icsccw, had luncheon on April 21, l9Lh, with lks. ELEANOR-£DCSEVELT,
torether with Hrs. ED*E@ELéi££UlEY, Mrs. PEAK;-PQLH, and Hrs. RICHARD 92 92_.--*BISSEL, new Director o1 Volunteers for the Red Cress. This item states
that Ere. KAGIDOFP has been all over the United States speaxin; for
- _ Russian "ar Relief, that she has addressed small audiences, labor audiences,
o Rotary Clubs, groups of young people, and women's clubs, and that her
English is renerkabl75cod, with just enough foreign accent and construc-
*"n to keep people's interest fixed on what she says, in order to be
sure that one has grasped her meaning. This article, among other things,
stated that hrs. LAGIDOFF said that Russian teaching from school days on
makes people conscious that they have to think of other people; they are
taught that their own interests, as individuals, are not of paramountimportant but that their neighbors must be consideredlll
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There is enclosed herewith the report ofSpecial Agent _dated IJay.2, 191:6, in whichyou will note that t are is considerable inforrnation relativeto prominent American figures such as CMU'D¬PF£, 1IAF.OLDx¥3KES,
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IDUISE BTL'dISTEN'3 activity regarding these
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their prominence and the fact that the information relative to
them was obtained from technical sources, the attention of the
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institute in San Francisco for a conference which was to be held .1
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should be a very important ring inasmuch as nothing like it had been held
in San Francisco for many years and that many people who were interested
in promoting Soviet American friendship in California would be in
sttendanze, She said that the meeting was to be held in the Civic
Auditorium". in San Francisco which holds 9,000 people and that the
tentative date had been set for Harch 13, 191.6. She said that some very
good Hollywood talent would take part in this meeting and that plans
were being drawn up for another meeting in Les Angeles. She mentioned
that the !.merica.n Russian Institute in San Francisco had written to
T£4lJ_lCE, P-.T]ES and PEPPER attempting to interest them as speakers but
had wt lvard from any oi them.
On February 1, 1°46 ccoz-ding. to Confidential Informantabject conferred with at '.'rhig};|._.-time she advised himshe had just received a telegram from HO1L".IU"§O"-ERTS of the American
Russian Institute in San Francisco advising her to get in touch with
COOPER and to tell him that he should make arrangements to come to
San Francisco for an intervic-<~.' for a job with the American Russian
Institute. CFVJI52 a:iv..r.or that he would not bc able to do this but
ould write to Dr, HOEIQID RC1"-JQTS concerning the matter.
On Fchr.:ar3' 12, 191.6, e.c?é1'&§ to Informant. subject
made a tentative luncheon date "with BETT£ ..!I1Ii.T'I, but at the same time
informed B'E'IT"I that the luncheon engagement which was maa for February
19th might have to he cancelled in the event that she had to go to
Washington, D. C. to so: m-~.-2 a speaker for the west coast.
On F ,*"..'L-.'i',-' -'3; 1946:subject advised that she ha; '!';f.!'l in touch with Ziajor "J1-1 -.:. of the
Speakers Inurcau, Pentagon I3u;-..L*.!ing, Tiashington, D, 0., and had attempted
to get I-JITE to make arrangements for obtaining General EISENHOTER as a
sp:ekcr on Soviet relations at a largo rally to be held in San Francisco,
.'.ccor'iing to the subject, IT'.'23 h.-or. advised her that it was out of the
question since General E7533?-"FER had s. very light schedule and was not
maving any public spcctncs. '.ccor."ing to the subject, Tl-IITE then
sufggcstex that she might. be fntercst 1-d in some other prominent .-lrnnr
figure such as General STIIIJELL. Subject advised that she was going to -
write a letter to WHITE concerning this.
, on February 28, l91|6subject was in "W t 801-ivi-B9 touch 1.--Ith SIL.....1.'.N relative to subjec s
1!! attempting to obtain n sneaker for the .m-erican Russian Institute inS§l Francisco, Subject infer:-ac-T SIL!":3R.5'.I921 that she n-as going to ace Mrs.
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San Francisco nS to the results of her interview with Iirs. ROOSEVELT.
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Conficlentanl lni'orm'1nt- »".:}vi5ed that on March 5, .wz.c
suhjeet contacted Iks. EIEQNOR ROOSEVELT at which time she invited Hrs.
ROOSEVILT to speak nt the .'.me1"iCal'1 Russian Institute in San Francisco,
mt rs. '?0OS'E 3Lf Ceclineri, .'.cc0:"'ling1;', subject sent :=. te1egr.".m,'
F J Sutter Street San Francisco, _ to set SIL om ;.1, 111 ,
"'.T1 xhich she ndvisei that Yrs. ROOSE?-"3.LT woull not be nhle to 5per=.k at
'~ o tt s e ICFIBS the .'.=-1<..'-ic'm Russian Institutegns that she woulc -.tt.mp 0 e '
"n i=JI*P'_T!"l in -Vashington, D. C;on the following ".'Ie<lnes"1aj,', Sh: nlso
urget th"t l-IOLLIND R0-ERTS telephone JOSEPH DLVES and cxténii him an
invitation.
/Lin Hnreh '7, lQZ.6, subject '::ns in touch
1"ith I-r, C. F ;>£.LD'~'w'l"L'1 of the Polit ..c lC."1 Committee in Net-1'ork City,
- en} P-'1"']'.S-.6! him. t.h.~.t her rttcmpts to reach ICBTSS on the preceding; day
hnsl me-t Pith neg'tive results. Subject "lso inio'"rn;"'.. him that she ~-:r_s
join: to 92'f:=.shin,~,ton -n'3 wcaul-'1 attempt to see PEPPER rend prob:-92::_ly KILGOYE. '
<.'L'.!BTTJ3~' "ms nlrso r_'qucst1--..1 by F3.-3LD"'fl'N to See HELEN G.'.*§.1..'.1-F'DOUCL'.55. '
-3u'eject Flt th"~t time "rivise-1 him she would be in Ihshington, D. C. on
Torch 12, 101,6 ~'1l'1'§ ~--oulcl return on the following; 'h=.;,'.
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sul,-_j-ct nrlvised an unI<no'.':n rromnn thrt she " O en appointment with ICIES ;
on th-"vt "lets.
7 On the s"me J-ate she conferred with ..B3OT§;I.*fON, at 3
_ which time she C271'>liI'1~2- = to him the neer] of the Imericrzn Russirn Institute
' in Sen Frnneisco obtinin; n prominent speeher and SIETOI-I suggested PEPPER .
'=n.1 .'fnLL.".CE. Subject '1so in.fo;"med him thwt she hnd rnrwie arrangements to '
see Secretary of .131-iculture -'I.'.LL'.CE at the Politicnl Action Committee on I
thet evening. _ I
On J1-zrch 9, 1916 subject informe-I SOL SILET{T{.N that
.'5'_-utter PEPER desired his plnne fore nnl. 9500 before he vroull be able
to spank at the .'=I2I rally. Subject informe,-3 him thet she was going to'T'".shin;;ton on the following Ucrines-Icy, :
Subject informer. LIOEEL ea-"Eva-.1: on ?nrch 12, 111.6 an-.t =
while in Trshington she -.':oul<:} visit P'~ .PF3Tt, ICKES, D.'.'J1'ES, an-'1 possibli
the Russian jnbessy. However, later on the some icy she received informa-
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the poor innocent people of lbrcpe. It in understood that the Sleve do not
want to live under such conditions any more. They want the liberty end
protection of the Greet Allied gevernmentl, eI;ecielly of the United States
A and the Union of Soviet Socieliet Eepublicl. The American geople know or
should at leeet know thet in Bnseie we heve our beet friend and the beet
protector of democracy in the world, but of thin many people in the United S
are yet to be convinced so thet our eons end the acne of our lone will not
have to again die by the Iillionl in foreign lends, en theyhnve in the !iret__' end tecond world ware, o * -_ _
It in up to the lallel of the people in thi|_country to prevent
- 0 third world war no thet our cone me; not heve died in vain, Also, that eon
who profited by the war, ehould understand that their hope! of e third world
war will not be realized. Accordingly, I eppeel to you, millions of brother
Aaericene of Slavic delcent, to do your pert that your officer: perforl ein-- o
cere work enong our American people so that the people may understand that every "
°=8 9! t !8;ecielly those who lost their deer and beloved ones in this wer
lnet do their duty to prevent the third world war, We must know that the
kind of propaganda sgreed by the United Press, in dangerous end would eventue11;_ =
' canle e break among the allied governments end lead to e third world war, '
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'!het ehould not happen and we znst prevent it with
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3 u- as chairman and LIl,LIA!p"l92A_YLOR, secretary, read the E;i::u;-'11 of 123.: l -i
meeting.
FAUSET mainly discussed that he termed the .= =-_ I...
Progressives in this country, stating that many well.-K:-ovrr.-'3? "as 1!:-s¢9292E.OC15FT92".-ZLT, FRA!IKLIE~? D.;*BOOSE'-!3£,T, JH., and other:
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Progressive Movement and to establish a committee in .'.-.15.:-.
not be identified such as they are now in th'e92_P_5,C. He ate,
newly established committee with the ex:eptiorT'6i Lire. ?".7i;I .. L. .'
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from heing.labe1ed as COlB.'f1'l11'llS1;S¢ fn ,i;=" keep themselves
are truly attempting to do a good job for are persons who
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and, of course, the Conrnunists are those whom the critics
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' The Polish ship Batory returned to Lehavre on
September 8 from its cruise to the Soviet Union with some
760 French tourists.
In a report dated September 30, 1955, - advised
that the spectacular aspect of the Soviet Eesture in permit-
ting what was, for the Soviet Union, such a mass influx of
Western tourists was not lost on the French press. Most of
the Paris dailies and several magazines sent correspondents
with the broup, and the corespondents not only faithfully
filed daily despatches during the trip, but proceeded to
write a series of lengthy articles upon their return. Thus
1';u;enite ssnp daily praises of the paradise that socialism
had wrought, while Le Honda spoke of full employment in the
Soviet Union and descrloin; such thin;s as rest homes and
housing for plant workers in terns implying that all workers 92
enjoyed these benefits. -
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the recipient during September 1955 of a number of letters
condemning the acquittal of the two men tried in the TILL case;
Of the letters received, most were from individuals, some of
whom were obvious crackpots, but others of whom were obviously
voicing sincere indignation. The éecoursf§opulaire.Francais,
a Communist front organization, sent in the type of letter the .could be exp oted from it. The most serious letter, however, 3was from thiigirie Intergati0nale|§¬&%§g,le_Racisre et 1J'nniisem5t_she, Llla . Although Li 1 lists such peop_e as 92and Jna1<-92.>:@.'%,.sT;.s among themembers of its honor committee, its pre_ident, EER"s3E*@£3ACEE,l'
is strongly anti-Communist, and the majority of its honor 1
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