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On April za, .-ho stated um he 1e the
senior eop:-entioeehip field reprenentatlve, 1'e[S0n 5, U. S.
Department of Labor, field office 522 4th me, Seattle,
reported to can agent that on Joy 5, 1941 Hrs. Elna-nor
Roosevelt would be in Seattle to deliver so address to the
Apprenticeship Close at Boeinp Aircraft Co. et 10:00 nu.
ll 7:150 Bl the some day Hrs. Rooeeivelt 1s:;l_rye'='r :11. the W b;-
Iercer School, 4th Ave. end Volley st. Seattle, to deliver
an odd:-one to the graduating clmssee of the Building T:-ode
Apprenticeahlp end the Metal Trae Av;-rentieeehip.
added that he thought that this office might he interested
in thin hit of intonation and 1e therefore 1-eating it on
for whet it in north.
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addressed teen ape children in New YorT'§pcnrc"ed by the -
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to preserve the American may cf life at hone, I wish tr kncv
how Ere. Rcceevelt got away with thie. '%e she preuilegee "
which the reet of American UOneI haven't? The voter» ehovld
be appraieed of her "ideals" {Put they nay intrlliqentlw knew
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Oxittee which hae a tendency to be interwoven with politics. I'M!
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I am tranemitt ng herewith a copy of Ire.ELI-JlOR%O0SEVEL1"e oo192m?¢!!'_y Day" which appeared in the
Proridenoe Evening Bullet n, Providence, Rhodp Island, on
December 16, 1941,It
1' In the event this has not previously come
- to your attention I felt you no--1d be interested to observe
-I the cement underlined in the attached article. In referring
to alien enenips, Ira. ROOSEVELT states in pert, But these
people are gradually being rmmdezl up by the FE! and the
vs _ Secret Service. '
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Uaeitinlt-on. Monday.-We are
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kip. I read Louie Atlantic: Tera
Way Panage-" It la a book that
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lave not quite nished tt. I0 I eart-
lot really diecuee ti. but it has
larted a trend at thought which latitted Uh 57 the eltuattan tin thebut Com tor the American been
eeegenkneer that there are Ger-
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thin] ttlapirloul, win report It to
the proper ltithorltiea. But the
lreat mus oi our people, ltlmmlnl
trout these various naorial tier.
Imet not Ieei that they have aud-
llrily eeaaer! to be Amrricanl
hie Ia. pert-rapt. the greeteet teat
hie country has et-er rt-vet. Plrhape
Illa the teet which la gain] to lhow
Ultethtt the United Staten can litr-
ltteh a pattern tor the rut cl the
World for the future. Our Uti-
aaae come hem alt the aattone at
the world. Some at Ill lleve Iii
inrn time to time. that are were
the only proof that lttlerent na-
ttunaiitter |:t92'i|itI live together In
and tnlerrtandine. eachmin; his own cuni.ri'bu'ion. dit-
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no to epeel: eottly leee Ire. Booeevelt exert hefinrloenoe
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heni neeevi one eotor, one cancer. end one eeoreteq tron her
privete pp-o11, to paid poeitione in the920tfioe of civilian
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iiio iee'_to_:-eerily eeeocieted in the Oonnniet front. Ihie
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is expressed in chaste and gentle-
manly language and with no more
vigor than most of us are used to
in our discussion of controversial
subjects.
'§,his lady is a mcddler in many If
matters which are very iniproperg;
btiiiness for the wife of the Presi-if
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which is constantly invoked iors
her lest her activities be objective-
ly discussed as those of an ordi-
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LONG AGO Mrs. Roosevelt
mecidled in the Newspaper Guild,
which was a Communist organiza-
tion. Absolutely ineligible even
on the pretext of her public diary,
which is not her principal occ1_Ipa-
tion, Mrs. Roosevelt nevertheless
accepted membership to which
she was not entitled and imme-
diately became the political foe
of all those American newspaper-
men and women who knew the
character of the guild, detested
and resisted the dirty work of
tireless Muscovites and bravely
suffered its heartless persecutions.
She was granted membership
because she was the Presidents
wire and tor no other reason,
which meant that the Communists
wanted to make use of her posi-
tion. Thus the victims of the plotGO-7
lama ',_LY Mrs. Rotrseee-2....»-en
as the wife of the President, has
no more authority than any other
citizen of the Republic. She is
on a common footing with Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. George
Spelvin, but we always treat our
Madame President with a Special
respect because the ofce of her
thus-band. which she pertalses 0!,
is the highest temporal authority
in our country. But when our
First Lady commercializes that
respect tor prot and in competi-
tion with the rest of the people by
her association with persons who
associate with enemies of the
American system, antagonizes the
people. it is she. not her critics.
who fails in respect for the office.
Mrs. Roosevelt's quiet salting
around of her personal friends in
the Covernment employ is no new
thing. The Dies Committee has
known 0! this for a long time,
and has muttered about it. but
the Dies Committee lives under a
political-sword and has had to
-spiral; softly lest Mrs. Roosevelt
exilrt her inuence to stare: it
ofisnoney with which to contnue
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it comes out that she has named
one actor, one eurythrnicist, or
dancer, and one secretary irorn
her private pay roll to paid jobs
in the Office of Civilian Defense,
and one professional youth-mugg
to an unpaid position in the same
important department. The youth,
incidentally, formerly was a fair-
haired boy of the Communist
Front, married a young campus
cutie who has been iniected with
the Moscow principles and cele-
brated her marriage with a piece
in a Muscovite paper entitled
"My Father Was a Liar, was di-
vorced, and now, at the age of 32,
is held up to the American people.
by Mrs. Roosevelt, as a person t
for leadership of American youth.
He. also, is on Mrs. Roosevelt's
private pay roll. the money for
which is derived from the com-
mercialization of the Presidential
ofce.
One day in London, during ihe
last war, one of the tabloids
came out with a shocking scandal.
exposing the fact that "pett.icoat
government" had been established
in Whitehall, and especially in
the war office, whereby certain
favorites of an inuential lady
were planted in safe and cushy
jobs in Blighty. Winston Churchill
would remember it well, for the
lady was n relative of his. The
British reacted calmly, the ladys
ears were slapped down and Brit-
ain got into the war. -
Still scrupulously avoiding im-
politeness, I insist that Mrs.
Roosevelt's activities have been
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Franklin D. looeevelt to.he-held at the Fbeneaer A. I. B. march at hula _
and Iillie Staeete, Detroit, Iiohigen, on Iedneedq evening, Jamar; 25, -19111:. Inhoonneotion Iithithie rzpo;-t, the inihonant advieed that " .%2-e ie _,e'= aaeem ea - pg- e- eoee e- ._e e@_-_ee mnbIr__-__e _Wndnv._ V arrengenterfor Ire. looeeveltw talk linoe they feel um a eerioue
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eeete with colored repreeentative pereone and eouaitteee continually. Hie
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'lorao,{hito, oolorad ainister, is at the he-ad of the oanrzittee
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take $3,000 to hold the looting there. It no euggeeted tnnt thoee at the
looting who would like to aeeiet in raising the money eo indicate. rho
appeal eae aade aoetly to the oolored repreeentetivee. me reeponee we
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the publicity department of the Li1.'92|e Brown Com;-M11. *.'- eerd e r_n1lc;,-
proof of her {ies l'l'liiT':;He} icr-thcorning; bro?" is ifr-1. ii-.§.*.':i-."92.iiT. The
book is entitled" "1 Sew the Rueeiem Heople," -md he r,|.-.1 Icy prcofs Iere
Inf tn di 1' ti to " 1' .-!¬V_-LI.-T'e --:".'co torwu-ded under the omen e r c on reat 342 Indieon Avenue, Ben York U11"-3. t -uteri tho thisaddress ie e1eo_that of IJAX--"|.2l.E|92'ALr.'r, who ir H-e ii--:rar;¢ ev-en: T--r b 70
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that ehe had net r cen ]92 it l s. 92 *I
or the contemplated tour to Rustin. re ~. . .R thou rghf if not
extremely grecioue of ELEMi92 vi R005?-'71.-T to eln-zit. L'.1-:. ;T-ins for 3--2'eonterplated tour to the U. -.5. State |ej92:n't~92rn' For e wove}. ha. } -
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coming. lice WINTER further relate that I'v--:. 1:92".I.l "~;iT Ind er?-z-:1
her to contact the proper persons in mu-sin .--~¢- 92-.-:.~=13'J he able to -
facilitate Hrs. F-%E-"E@L'1": pacccge thrcufb all g-ear-to of the !.'}SL~i é
lire. ROUSBVELT wee deo enxirme to no-wt the |rn]".'r :-nr.--.-ne in o*"!3ciil
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certain that if ehe 316 go Lo Eusiv I-hot s-r' 1"'v'l-' 1": well rev-=.~"".":d
by the Rueeienn lire. RODS. '.|;L'1' is -all-We-' '92_' "i-r --'1' '3? to '=:v"1
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FIINER related that she was arrani-:in" the ] -ff-1:0! eonh1.¢:t.e and eke was
certain that lire. ROOSEVELT would be extremely well t-Jen care of in
the Soviet Union. ies HINT?-t hue already mule urrvmr-.:er:te, ec-r~rdim-
to her ovm statement, for L2:-s. lI.'""=1.*"L|.'l to see all 1-arts 01' the l.l.3!{,
especially the battlefields -md tnrritor;' occl-pied for e ti-no bf: the
Germans.
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her first name and gave ever; in|!92.c'-I"Eon Hm! there Iv-:5 been ea-.r": then"
an acquaintaneeship between -re. R-. _ .'.'-I31 a;::I ».fss ;.-'.- "2'! in ti-"es
Pelt. Lire. ROOSEWJLT thanks} His: '-..I;1E? I'M 3'?-fe'.>r:I r~¢e'."e:! vu~': a"'-
vised her that she had read a -proireizv-15013 ow. hall of "lac 'i.'IIT-.i"s
book. She promised to send some 00::-:=:nt on it when slw h-:3 can-Fetr-d
the reading but did not autl--.= her ca-2w:ne':t for fn.-liontion. re.nuosavsnr am .+..t. 1* 1-reeence to .:=. -_-.'1!i'l"3'? tr;-1; 5:1.»
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in-ehiei, Little Bruin Goupengv! to see whether or not Fttle Brownwould be interested in publishing a boar prrzently 1.»ei:1,-_- rrepared by
Q e - H '3 Brigadier General Elliotaoaovelt Fir CA'5:ReIi hm erpressed e. r 1:interest in the book and has promised ELM. I'lN"l'l';R that hf W111 OTTO! b
it to the editorial board of his llehinr
l'he Bureau is advised that no active investigation 2.--.n cumin;-t.;2 by fl
the Boston Field Division in 0btalni.1;; the above i:1f"or--at.-:m. ?'=- act! rn
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s brought to the attentionofte en e use o t the t ann eio 5 h Bo inane: erp from Isoohly ly s f
books published by the Literary Guild, a book-of-the-month organisation.
Ihe August, 1966, selection of the Literary mild was The .'-Ierican, '
Iritten by BOWARDJAST. FAST has been described in various newspapers
and periodicals throughout the United States es s pro-Comnuni st author.
Be has been affiliated with the Themes Jefferson School and wee identifiedto the informant em rum, urr-;, and roextme eorres-- 57;
pendent, as-a aeaber e omn-.m s Per-ty who headed its Cultural
liosseission. the aIerioan" has been described by book reviewers in the
BOSTON HERALD, the IE1! YORK TIIEES, and other newspapers an a twisted.
distorted biography of a Chicago politician named PETER ALTGELD, the only
-useful purpose or which is to serve the preeent Communist Party line.. In View of the foregoing, it is interceting to note that 137/
!iOOSE. TELI' endorsed the book for the Literary Guild, and her quoted
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as wise as Peter Altgeld in recognising the time when a trend is en
there have to be non like Parsons. . . to awaken other s|en's QED.-C1-.7!-Ue' ' _
th:-ough channels in the literary world, has learned
that more 1 of the eopies of The American" distributed by the -
Guild to its eembership have been returned as an unwsnted ite-n. The book
has been severely eritioised in literary reviews."It is also the story of the organization of the little nan, the
no who works iith his bands for small returns. . - e Ie are not always
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_.- In a hook copyrighted in mo. qtitl , t_!os Qslr re, hy tleanor hoaerelt inertia Pahilshiiry Ooqem-,
I56 pages, 81.50}, the Ioracr Presiteas Ii states that the vihllcsl ctestloh record ls hot true no that the
ltsty'ol' Mas no Eve is sorely as sllqory. then hstal on shat hesis the had-: the clsls. "an ho: the Mesa Ir:
he story tspnot seen." she rqiiao; On -the heals of salience." Ire sat their slice: In mu you teach the
It-or! of Ma and Ive to children, sin-ca rayore it he o -aythr luau con you reject sorta of the lihle Qt! he-
estt others! loss your um; in an ma Irt Ive aim 0! on sllsfory interfere with your yam in ems;-ea tie
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le replied: "1 aould tench the story of Jean out Ice-so or allegory. It is difficult to sci-not Ne sertira
Old fsstau~rt_ is my other any. fie story of Mon seat he does not in my hlly effect isy helisf in the I-sootyare emu insrotiolt of Christ: ti_r¢'.~ rs. as-ea!
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lleahor bosevelt believes there are a amber oi reasons or which divorce should he rated i O! Ire , I - I-
_ ' "1 thterh itiis atlas to try to find the ions tn! only, t-rough c foo! n-my oeoole sea-I to soha qlsiehea _l , liter the scorch lors than once." 9. 100! .
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_ Its. iooseveit tines it 'ciiticulr' to etlde Illtthirl or not tilteen year old girls shouio read such he s __
- reset Asher. er. an ' '"T ..- on COMMUNISTS I
Ire ooea not helieve it is true that the cc:-rmistt in .92--rira ore their alleriahce to the lea flag no
the beret Union. but even though it has coason lnolledge thsl the any eoeslsslohee cosaonlsts luring the I!ll',l'
Its. Ivrserelt says: fit Ior Deoorhwrt, I I sure, is not oer-rattling the conrnlats to he conissio-ml in the .
United Stats: Of!!-" !9. I-8! .' .' v1sws'o:~' ornsn uarrcas Q H
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. ll Ire believes that susiciths sho collaborated IIt'1 the Lela should he treami like se treat my other
ynple tho believed in axis theories no nrteo rgalnst us. ip. Ill rreslllrhly they slrould he shot. Ire illo
ant Illfli the lea Fascist tbsauhiara elro collahatareo with lliiler shoclr he shot. '
lever qrmh children alter they are sole to underarm: no reason. p. Sh!
ll Ire doesn't helieea there are any sorts let! ehieh are not qrulten in polite society. p Ill
ll Ire hsliens there is e ilillcrsocc hetaeen the llezit srrrhhihs Poland and the wesenists grahhlhl Po-
' Ind. 'l'he leds hart a acre pure motive. p. Ill
5! he does not believe Qecilic prayer is imsiered. I. 12!
ll Ire asotea and drills oh occasion: to he sociahle, even though are rtoee not enjoy it. to-Ill
1! Ire airy crudely echoes s question Qich shirts to hnor ll the Qproess of her political party's henc-
lation sltlr Itlfrshdy characters and sschihes as Kelly. thew. llhlley. Iaseeay. etc. p- I5! Fsr I|e__heliev'es chm: ls the greatest an of all rm. p. Ill I
sl lrehrlieees youiii people should tirst oiscover In their our hoses ehar the etteer oi liquor tray howl'- hoe each they cia-tie, heioreftihey go out ih public places no orihh so each they lino tlreaseleea thing aoae- --' "
!. thing that ltlrey Qiuloregret later-oh. p. I3! i _L. D! eeting: _l-"11 the lihls tells sis that there will he anrs and were ears, my do the President rid don-
ffess try to convince beols there will be Ito lore r-car?
. Intel; "there have been anrs loan through the fth Ml "I-"-1 48
an ear inoeoue ourselves. ldii.or's lute: lhe helm! say ehetc it says in
Otlst as their petsoirel I4 ahd lstlot, can spruce thceselr':s.l F" ll
Itet lot of Ill"! OJ him beings. did not of their saicceseqhi ¢92¢"f"'laany It! seer." 0. ll! _ _ I ,2 1. LNDIIDJ Q! I 7ii! its pge 101 lira. lroseveit says: "1 certainly so Eelletir in t_e-rehin; entree-5,aq_'talraee. !h forte
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hates aeeeee taaa. am. hhomeir rqitee In part: "khan an me ii: ire-¢. an Iv -1 "WI I18 qttwl ah=~'l=.'I -
lo] shits cotton loteriol. the Jrohs anor edits cotto-r clo": r~reenl.t. rd the! 5l"T'*'l5"*=¢' 9' 1*?" "'9"
_ _cloth aria-its, and to thsl this ans o any serious shorter-;. Hits cotton cloth In-can as food o h.Ir'.t'0'I '-.- '-'~'
t his could hove, out an a.aad_tt as srrch."- it. J12! it is this tlilttsclerlatlt ci the lies heal qshich helpcd cl-!
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J. Edgar Hoover
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After listening to much subversive propaganda over the Radio. Things I've
known for ten or more years. I'm tempted to ask you If rs. Elenor Roosevelt
isnt a Communist? I have an article printed in a southern paper crediting
her milV~giving checks of one hundred Dollars. ¬lO0.00 to a Communist 3¢h001
located at Hontsagle Tonn. {Highland Folk School.! This paper shows H Photo-
static picture of a check on a Bank of Wow 3ork- dated EFT ?3 1340- °aTFi ¬
her signatuyg also 3 lpttgr written by her personal S80. Yelniea C. ThOmpS0
Qn white House stationary praising this School for its 5;I@n313 work. This
article a150 yraises Henry allace for some articles he should have written
praising Lsnin, "ussolina and Hitler.
You no dlbt know tho part Harry nogkins played in supporting a similar School
located for y~ars at Zena Ark. As +m told two FEE won were called in before »
they got rid of that I sight you to tho Prss of the Chamber of Commerce of
"ens Ark tack in 1539 Visor Titkins. An bttornoy¢ Harry Hopkins was using
W.I.A oney to support that school.
if we can't got at the bottom of this, Arsrica as we oldr people know it,
is gone. +t makes me heartsick.
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Elihu not was born. It is alovely old place and Iacultly andstudents are just] proud o theirdlstinguiahod dlen and grad-
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TIE portraits in t.h.i.s building are
ttnul-ually interesting. mete
are many pictures or the men who
were connected with the college
a_a presidents since the very early
days." its a memorial to lne men
who died in the War, the school
has renovated its chapel, which is
a charming building. Hamilton
College lost M men out of its
very small number oi alumni. tor
it was a ooilege at 450 ato-ients. " -
I also visited the Alpha Delta
Phi l-ratemity. tbe parent tro-
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salon ol_Human Rights. Then President
and Mrs. Robert W. McEvu'n and
their daughter. who aere my very
iltoughtiul and kind hoals. drow
me all the way to Syracuse so I
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HYDE 1AllK.I received a
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ID. Inlmun, Chicago. aecretary of
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libertiel in this eouniiy. He tells
me that the courage of the presi-
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On FBI Criticized
I wASHINGTONSecret.ary of State Dean
Acheson holds a. whip hand over the federal
bureau of investigation. The G-man ca.nt ar-
rest a soviet agent unless it has a. green light
from Acheson, whose idea of a stalwart American
is the convicted thief of government secrets,
Alger I-Iiss.
In 22 instances since 1942 tho state department
has refused to grant the FBI permission to arrest
known soviet espionage agents who were stealing
atom bomb or other secrets from government
security files.I have to admit that this sounds like a bad
dream out of some opium den. but so help me,
it's all in the record. You can read it yourself
if you'll write the government printing office
for a copy of senate hearings on communist
activities among alien groups in the U. S.
The FBI spends millions of dollars annually
tracking down espionage agents. G-men work
long; hours and risk their lives trailing the Reds
and clocking their espionage not-iviites. They build
up airtight cases, set traps to catch the com-
munists redhanded, and then Acheson says "no"- _ JIICY Fulton Lewis Jr. 4-», . -/ '7
State Department
Blocks FBI Case
IIASI-lINGTONThe state department poiicy
II of shackling the FBI when it attempts to
arrest soviet espionage agents in this country,
is in effect now, just as it was between l9_<iD and
1946 when 22 of the Kremlin's atom burglars op-
erated with immunity here.
Arthur Adams is the most famous of the 22
protected by the state department. He was
trailed by the FBI in 1945 to a Chicago park
where he conferred with a U. S. atom bomb
scientist and then hit for Portland, 0re., and
8. soviet ship. FBI agents corralled him there
and physically kept him from boarding the ves-
sel. Agents knew Adams had at-om secrets in
his pocket and they called the state department
for permission to pick up the spy. Just to keep
Adams in custody, a secret warrant. charging him
with a minor -federal violation, was obtained at
the FBI office in New York. But. the state de-
artrncnt said "No" and Adams trotted backG'men have quit In disgust and I dwbt if whe Kremlin without even bidding his Wash-
one could blame them.
HERE are a few of the Kremlin lads who have
benefited from Achesorrs veto of the FBI:
Andrei I. Schevchenko, at Russian agent, en-
tered the U. S. in 1942. He was allowed in the
country as a representative of the aviation
department of the soviet purchasing commission.
This is how much purchasing Schevchenko did.
He hotfooted it to the Bell Aircraft Co. in Buf-
falo, N. Y., and got busy trying to bribe workmen
there to pass along blueprints and other informa-
tion to him. When the FBI got on his trail they
sewed him up tight and asked permission for the
pinch. The state department said no. and four
years later, in 1946, Schevchenko was allowed
to leave the U. S. you can guess what he kept
on doing those four years he stayed in the U. S.
Gregori Mari-tovlch Kheifets, soviet vice-consul
at San Francisco, arrive'I in the U. S. in 1941.
I-le left with a bundle of secrets in 1954. During
his stay here he used the espionage net cover
name of Brown . He operated an illegal radio
station from the San Francisco consulate, moni-
toring U. S. broadcasts and sending out messages
to other Red spies in the country. The FBI
had the goods on him. The state department,
so that diplomatic relations with the Soviet
Union would not be disturbed, said no again.
Tim 20 others included such as Pavel Mik-
hallov, acting consul general for the Soviet
Union and head of the Red e8pi'nag""e
the U. 8.; Vsssili M. Zubelin, head of the soviet-secret pence. who stayed two years in the U. s. j
as second secretary of the soviet embassy .
Washington. if
Sergi Grigorievich Luklanov, responsible to
spying on U. S. naval information, a ii-iosc....=
courier named Vassilenko. who left Washington
for Moscow by plane with seven diplomatic
pouches filled with espionage data. The FIB!
dldnt dare to touch Vassilenko, even though it
knew what he was carrying. The state depart-
ment said no.
You might think these 22 are isolated instances,
where someone in the state department like Alger
Hiss issued the anti-arrest orders to the FBI.
Youcl be wrong. It was, and still is, a state de-
partnicnt policy. No communists as such in the
state department: gre "responsible for the order.
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VASSILI M. ZUBELIN was head of the NKVD
in Washington from 1942 to 1944. He was
third secretary of the soviet embassy in Wash-
ington, and his wife, Elizabeth Yurovna Zubelin,
handled embassy spying among communist wom-
en in the U. S. Zubelins activities were nailed
down by the FBI. Demands for a pinch were in
the works when the state department stepped
in again. So far as anybody knows, Zubelin would
still be operating out of the soviet embassy in
Washington except that his activities got so
brazen that even the communists got nervous.
The Kremiin called him home for s. little recon-
dlt-inning.One of the real cuties of the soviet spy net
wori-red out of the soviet consulate offices in New
York. She is Olga Valentlnovna. Khlopkova, a.
clerical employs in the soviet vice-counsel: office.
in Los Angeles until she graduated to espionage.
She had to go back to Russia in 1944 for a little
more schooling in spying before she took on the
New York job. The state department gave her
the necessary travel permits. ~Her main job after
settling down to work was handling funds for
soviet spies.
SHE paid off Kremlin agents short of funds as
well as U. S. communists who were helping
clean out the atom bomb cupboard. But the FBI
couldn't lay a glove on her because the state
department didn't want to upset diplomatic re-
lations with our Russian ally. This overworked
policy seems to nave been predicated on state
department fears that if we stopped soviet spy-
ing the Kremlin would get sore and refuse to
accept any more lend-lease tanks and planes
from us.
When the Canadian Royal Mounted police blew
the lid off the soviet atom spy net in that.coun-
try, a lot of Kremlin err-and buys who had been
not-footing back and forth across the border
into the U. S. were exposed. Vitali Pavlov, sec-
ond secretary of the soviet embassy" in Canada.
was the trigger man who kept the spy ring'run-
ning on this continent. He limited his top level
espionage dealings to Leonid Tarcsov, secretary
of the soviet embassy in Mexico; Vassili Georgie-
vlch Dolgov, attache of the soviet embassy in
Washington, and Vassili D. Minonov, assistant
-aaretary in the same embassy.
WHEN the Canadians rounded up the Russians
and out of courtesy, took their secret find-
ings to the White House, state department and
FBI, nobody but the FBI got excited. Other
parties yawned and pointed out that it was state
department policy not to molest the friendly
R-eds. This, of course, was five years ago. Natur-
ally, you'd think things would be different now.
Just as a kicker, so we can get startedwl itlater, here is a ttltcanont by Jess s.erekrs*wr.state department protector during the '?l!l8l
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WASHINGTON-It's unfair to say that tho
dying United Nations is completely com-
munist dominated. A realistic appraisal of soviet
control of the UN can be obtained, however, by
Jooking at the facts.
Files of the central intelligence agency in
Washington contain proof that representatives of
32 members of the United Nations are engaged
in espionage work for their governments.
The same files reveal that 29 of these indi-
viduals are high-ranking officials of Communist
parties in foreign countries, now working at UN
headquarters in New York.
Twenty-one of the 29 are engaged in active
communist organization work of an underground
or subversive nature in the U. S. Out of the
total of 32 representatives oi ioreign nations,
who came to the UN with instructions from their
communist-controlled governrnent to spy, only
three. according to the CIA, are beginning to
weaken by displaying pro~American sentiments.
ON July 13, 1949, Rear Adm. R. H. Hillen-
koetter. then director of the CIA, informed
a senate committee investigating soviet espionage
in the U. S. of the above facts. The state
department has not picked up the passports of
any of the 32 named by the admiral. They are
still at the UN, at B. time when American par-
ents with sons in Korea are anxiously awaiting
agrzressive action from this int-ernatione.l organi-
cation.
Here is the CIA estimate of what some of these
32 individuals do under the cloak of UN business,
as well as hov: some of them behave as humans.
Communists in the UN, place agents in strate-
gic defense installations, arrange communication
facilities for these agents, organize communist
cells among seamen and then use the seamen as
couriers, work with communist elements in im-
migrant groups. organize pressure groups in order
to combat political and miiltary measures con-
sidered unfavorable toward the soviet-satellite
axis." That espionage.
Now for the human side of these soviet agent:
in the UN, as described by the CIA:
KIT is of interest to note that many of these
officials have had legal training and have
practiced as lawyers. Quite :1 few have Journal-
lstic backgrounds. Not much mention is made of
technical espionage training, although it may be
assumed that many, particularly old line com-
munists and those who have visited the USSR,
have received indoctrination to this type.
It is of further interest that the wives of these
men are ardent communists in their own right
and occasionally even act as agents themselves.
They are mentioned as exerting strong inuence
on their husbands.
"In conclusion, these officials do not appear
to be, in most cases, men of high moral stand-
ards or idealistic motivation. Many of them
are described as clever, unscrupulous, opportu-
nistic, ambitlous and elven to shady financial
deals or occasional blac's-marketing.
ROM the minds and ambitions of such asF these come the decisions on Korea; the delib-
erations of life or death, Do you wonder now
why the UN delz;_vs_.=lab:l1ng the communists in
Qhine. aggre5sors? N173-' General I MacArthur
airaits the UN orders that will free him to secure
victory in Korea?
These men, of course, are the foreign r¬l116-
sentatives at the UN. U. S. cztizens at the _UN
normally could handle riffraff of this SHIPB-
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the cal_i_Qer of its personnel.
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' Reference is mde to to-lephone convex-nation between b
Inspector JOHN MC GUIRE of the Bureau and Assistant Spa-.0181
Agent in Charge HARGETT of this Division with regard to
the above-captioned program, during the course of -..-hich
Mrs. ROOSEVELT and her eon ELIOTT made reference to the
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cone with organized crime, and remarks concerning the
Federal Bureau of Investigation were confined approximately
to the first portion of the program. The remaining cert
of the program wee given over in general to diecuesing the
Idvieebility of checking into the departments of the Federal
and $tate Goverente in order to nrevent crime one the
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Mother; I have here a letternfrom s lady in Trenton,
New Jersey in which she says For a long time we have
heard about the important influence big-timegamblers or racketeers of some kind have had in g
certain government circles» The other day I reed ~
that the Senate Crime Investigating Committee says
that the tee huge crime syndicates operating in tr
country have caused widespread corruption in
federal, state and local governments, and that there
is shocking evidence of official connivance in behalf
of organized crime. It reminds me that not lcgg
before Senatorw Kefauver's investigations began,
I heard someone say that if big-time organized crime
is not halted.in this country, it will be contolling
elections and electing the presidents within twenty
five or fifty years. no you consider this simply
sensational talk or do yon believe that crime
syndicates could eventually control politics?"
I think it would be quite easy for crime
syndicates to control politics, if we were
scquiescent and allowed tram to do so, but I think 1
that the mere fact that they did appoint this 3
investigating committee and that we are now having
it all brought out in the Open, is our safeguard
in this country. It is what always happens.
He get it out before the people and in the mere fact
of doing it and getting the top ncople, we sic? th?
ghinu fnnm ¢rnu1na_u "b ---_ Q.--_"D.
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interstate crime in supp»"ed to to - cone under
the Jurisdiction of the Federal Bu1eau_of _
Investigation, which is our federal police IOTCr.
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-Uhy has our FBI not brought these people before the
Bar of Justice before? why should it be a
Congressional investigating committee?
I don*t knowunless it is they are very - they
always have very expensive lawyers, Ind they try
to keep Just within the law in what they do,
and it may well be that it required certain
particular - uh - rules - uh ~ to allow them to
be brought before the public, so to speak, because
that is what a Congressional committee does.
It is my feeling that is {hat has happened.
Perhaps we should change our laws so as to allow
this to be'done;by the FBI.
I think that our FBI is interrupted! _
Might lead to that - interrupted!
But I-think our FBI is plenty in the law
interrupted!, but I think what has happened, we have
shackled the FBI, not made them large enough, not
provided them with enough funds to really get the
Job done. It is only when a Senate Investigating
Committee comes along with two hundred fifty, five
hundred thousand dollar appropriation, and is able
to spend it on these hearings, that we ere able
really to go to town. But if the Department of
Justice were given the proper funds to enable the
FBI to carry out the same investigations that are
carried on by the Senate, then I think that
we could have a much more efficient curb of
crime.
MRS. R: I'think that is undoubtedly true: that! hevc said
A - .' an several times and for a long "hiJE tna my o
preference, instead of carrying on an Uh-American,Activities committee, fur instance. would be givin
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giving t em even any.legislation they needed to
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going into the_EI, because sometimes when I have
hEardTEf'theHinyestigators, I have felt they were
not ilwaya, now this does not always hold good,
they were not always of the calibre to find out _
things,.and_I think it is quite possible that .
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done with regard to checking into our own departments
of the federal and state governments in the nay of
continuous checks to see to it that crime,gamblers, recketeers, et cetera, and people who sell -
influence, do not have an opportunity to get I
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Yes,I think that is very - interrupted!
And to corrupt officials in the various departments.
I think that is undoubtedly true. I think there is _
s great deal too much of that.
And the only reason they could exist over any extendedperiod of time is that there are not funds appropriatedat the present time,to my knowledge, to check into -
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was supposed to have instituted s checking system
on all of his - right from his under-secretary to
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because he would drop in at odd hours in the cafeteria
and discover who-left their offices and went for a
cup or coffee. [ Leugh!. There was a great deal of
criticism. Laugh!.
I think ene ef the funniest etories en that, es I
remember it, one day he came storming into the
cafeteria in the,Interior Building and saw the place
4 _ .- Just filled with people having e snack and for e cup
qf. it of coffee; and he ordered the cafeteria closed, and
L é ordered everybody to be fired who was in there" ~- and then he discovered these were the people who
had Just come oft their shirt and were getting ready
to go home. Laughing!. a
I do also think there should be e gent deal more
. done at the local government level to expose in the
_ various states and at least enable it to be published
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"'testimony'before a senate Crime Investigating committee
when they took a report by a sheriff from Leu1818hB-
and he testified openly ho had allowed the
Costello group to come in and open s notnriene
gambling place in his con.|r".1nity and that h= ma"
nothing wrong in it, that if people wanted to gamble,
they were going to gamble - period. And then it
came out that he had made hundreds of thousands of
dollars in gambling bets, and he made e great point
of stating that he had paid his federal income tax
on those earnings. Now. I think at lees thr _
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been appllsed - interrupted!
apprised. -
- apprised or Just exactly what this man was doing,
even if they scould not reach him through the leu,
through the tederal lee. It should have been made
available to all the daily newspapers and the radio
stations to give tho information out concerning this
man.
I suppose it should. There is no doubt about that.
I am afraid human nature being what it in, it is
awfully hard always to control what people want tc
do. If they want to do it, they find weya of doing
it, as we learned in ?rohihition end at various
other times,_but I do think you could remove as
much reason and temptation as possible.
Hell, I have one more question in connection with
this particular subject. where dons influence begin
and where does it end? we read about the people
who sell their influence with government
departments and then we read also a little further
along that Senators and congressmen irite letters
and urge on organizations like the RFC on behalf
of individuals? that their loans should be
approved. Hhat is influence?
Hell, I think it is entirely proper for anyone,
whether they are an official or unofficial, to
draw the attention of s government official
or a government body to something that_comes to
them because it may be s good thing. They may.
believe it 18 a good thing and should be done, but
I think the point is that the government body
should never feel that they are obligated to do
something that they don't think that is rirht
after invegtigation, and I thin? that that it whcro
the harm comes, that from certain people like
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ment, without examining or taking any personal
responsibility, they put the request through
because they say we can't go against the desires or
so and so. He will get reprisals in the next
appropriation or whatever it may be, when as a
matter of tact, it should be thorougly understood
that you are legitimately doing your Job in passing
something along, but it is the responsibility of
the agency to to make the decision.<2"I
I see. I think that answers our question for a E
today, and I see our announcer wants to break in
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by yon-in your broadcast over 92',"Nl92C, New York City, on April 4, I951.
1 a_;n qnnting as lo!-ioers the portion of your broadcast which has rnilcd
the questions.
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heard of the investigators, I have lelt they were not
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u ith reference to -we caiiker ni our per:-mnni, e.-e have elu.-eye
sought to maintain the highest possible level of personn-i and in an eifnn
to secure the rnoet competent Special Agents pnnibie, they have been
recruited Iron: individuals having e le'gsi t-ciuc'92ti:m, expat accountant: or
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make a contribution to our service. 92'- hile.the FBI le av organization -at
younfpaen, nevertheless, we have endeavored to appoint only men who :-re
mature/arho have a keen sense 06 ohlecttyity sod who are imgellcci of the|n9l,§y"'_Qi ag'i»yj_¢¢, FQiio§'~ia92:"a,1p6i1'itrr:e|1i, tine} n§:c'i'|l{*er- £3-at? 'intensive m-mu, mark is very narefuliy luprr,-'-pr-I _| - aervlce. . .
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to achieve perlectioc. although ere do eirlve not only to do the beet poelible
job we can but aleo to do ae periect e job ae human beinge are capable oi
doing. Like any human organisation, we improve only through experience
and by not making the 'eame mietake twice. l have alwaye iveleonwi eili- ens
calling to our attention incldenle vrhlcla they coneider to be mletalzee or erro: a
on our part bacauee only_I_hen theee mattere are called to our attention la it
poeeible to bring about e-real improvement. -
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lecte you have, from your own expe rieuce or from the experience ol irlen-la,
which specifically identify individual inetancea wherein our peraonnel val
not of a high caliber. 1 can aeeure you that I will want to very promptlrchech and reappraiee eafchdndividuel qltuatlon. Q
. Some _0Un.mei:t hae alao been made aa In one'0! your oblervationa
on the program to the 'ei£eet that you have wondered why the l-Bi hae not
brought people ivho have ligured in the lnveetigetlone by the Kelauver Corn-
mittee to the bar oi juetice.
lam lure that you will realize um our ioveetigative juriedicif.-_-n
ie llraiied to_violatione of Federal olleneee and that there are other Fr-dean!
inveetigatlve agenciea thathave the reeponeiblllty {or certain iyper oi l'etler:~.!
olleaeee each ae narcotice, which are handled by the Nercottce Bureau and
income tax av-aeioae which are handled by the Bureau oi internal Revenue.
So tar aa I can aeeertain in all the iecte brought out, there has not been er
allegation oi a violation of a Federal law coming within our baelc jnrledicilon.
in thie connection, I am eacloeing e copy oi the etaten-ent which I made
belore the Keiauver Committee on the occaahn oi my appearance on ;,
lvlll'¢|I zs, 1951. .
I will be very glad to hear Irom yon lurther in the event you lu--':
any information which you {eel ehould be called to my attention» to "Hr i "'3
that we can improve our aervlce.
With beet vrlehee ind kind regard»,
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that the'FBI should supersede all these Benate in-;§eeatieeting oonmittee.;;I-know very well there are
Tether grouos that_have.responsibility for other thanthe particular federal-offenses that tall under the '
I81. I have felt tor a long time that because or
the rules under which the FBI operates, we would
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to suggest the idea that-the FBI was csnable of bring-
ing people:to,the¢barot*Juatice, though I realize
quite eell in this particular inetcnce it is really
the local and'atate officials would have to be ongaeir toes and of unquestioned integrity. The
Iauver Committee did perhaps a good niece of work
in bringing it hone to people that because or politic-
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Dear.Ire. looeevelte -
It nae nice of you to take the time to eend no
your letter afApri1 12. I do appreciate your Uiewl 7
regarding-the role of the FBI no againet other nethode_;
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yovjoouldirefreeh you; recollection on the incident ahioh
vov'hentioh; I think that even thouoh the ohee_liq9 lv¢
occurred eonetine ago, we ehanld oheok hook en the incident
of the alleged etatenent of an Agent thie is a dnnqrrcue
thing to have around referring to one publication.
. » 1'eay thie particularly beoavee over a periodof yeare the oliegatioh hoe been node that FBI Aaeute c
gueetione ench'ae @Do'you read the lee Hepub1ioP In
nvaereue inetanoee.vhere this hae happened, 1 have lone
everything poaeiole to eetabliah the oorrecineoe of the
ohargee beaaaee I nae deternined if ouch qveetione were
acted, odainietrative action would be in order.ek
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inefioiency upon the part of the peroon who ordered it. I
thoroughly ohare your view about thin. I did rant to nahe
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Iade about loo fhoapoon at her apartment houee an to nhen ehe
ooueo and goeo and other inforaation, I aade ianediate inquiry
gma find_that no_inveetiyation qr any oharaoter hao been or
io being aonduoted by thio Bureau of Uioo rhoapoon.
' I aant to aooure you that there hoo been no one lore
appreciative of the neoeeeity_for avoiding any attitude or in-
dulging in any aotivitieo which Iight be oonotrued ao improper
or un-llerioan Iethodo in the conduct of inveotigationo than I
I think it io oo important that thooe of uo uho are oharyed
Iith the oonduot qr overnaental inveotigationo ooe that thou
are oarried_forth in a proper manner -,fairly, Ilpnrtidlly,
and without any aopoot that lay eavor of thooe prooedureo typ-
ical of oertain foreign Governnento and oo repugnant to our
Jneriean mayo. lb aoooaplioh thio, we have endeavored to
oelect not only peroonnel of very high otandiny and ethiao,
but to oloo train and inotruot that pereonnel in the proper
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groand, integrity and "loyalty. I mant to point out that this _
port was not sought by the federal Eureau of Investigation, out
mas assigned to it. I want further to point out that the naaso
Ihich are sent to the federal Jvreau of Investigation upon aohic
investigations are srdsred.hy the interested Governmental agen-
__eies, are selected by those agencies and that this lursau has n
' qt-art in the ttltatingc,."tnttn nnnea npon -.=-ninh investigation:
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dounoil of lational Defense, along saith aanv others, and the
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_ cil of Iational Defense, was taken from the pay roll of that
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I! I mant again -to assure you that I deeply regret the
, resentaent rhioh this incident has caused vou, and particularly
the inpresoion which Ifear you have gained no to the position
of this lureau in this latter. I hae tried in this letter to
clarify exactly mhat the position of this Bureau hao been and
shat its function mas, and l an hopeful that this ma: aorrect
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ahout.l!ee Ihonpeon at her apartment houee ac to
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to get an eztreaely jittery POPU1iOe
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together with an enclosure containin; s protest against
certain alleged actions on the nart of Agents of this Bureau
in connection with a recent arrest.
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* The incident referred to in the enclosure to your "'
letter m tne recent arrest by Bureau .gggnze Q in Sen Francico. California, ,
and I bel eve you wi e nterested in'the true facts
concerning this matter, which are as follows:
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Btate Comm!!!ee o! the E5JH!!!§= forty, and on July 26, 1951, Fr
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the Department of Justice, a warrant was issued for her arrest, -
charginn her with conspiracy to violate the Snith Act or 19b0, 92
which warrant was delivered to Bureau Ayente for execution.
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Office of this Bureau to aci'in the ca ncit of matron, proceededon July 2 , 1951 to the residence MW announced and
I14.-.G-I fl- hemsclves, and advised her teey nee a eerrnnt Ier her
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in iiew of the actual circumstances surrounding thearrest of as set forth above, I feel certain that
you will a we Agents oi this Bureau fulfilled their1 e that the L7 duty in an entirel roper and lega manner en G-___allegations b 3P3'¢OMP16t81Y without foundation.
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To ad ' e vu 0 ttw-tiQ.L1;¢m.§,taI!C@§ _e-3__1"?_T,,¥'¬T*c§.'3_i92? the-;¢_ l>.1:1@¢ §=ah~n:;i;gr _§2.¢~=£_-1b Aeenfa 1%s=_5>2:_===<==ke_ 3g@r1_¢p9_rs in @ff@<=*?1_§L;.¢?*ii§i?T*21Jzyeneeantsteeped 1 ,-
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DETAILS
' In addition to the information appearing in the
attached letter to Mrs. Roosevelt, you are advised that at thetime the Agents identi_f_i;_ed themselves to! she__r_e_f'used
to adnit theEYtH3ugh tnEy aeeaoi§te her they hai a warrant
57¢» fEF*er arrest{i'Y%eA§§nt§;t§ereupondputQtheir_shoulders to the- d.E.9L ,15f"épEl_ring to force the dc-cr_§"_at which time__:_o.c=necI -ethe ice}; _Y%ese details are not being furnish i ' ~- hocseuelt-
- The authority of Special Agents-to break inner or outer
_A . doors in1f-e_f_fecting an arrest pursuant to o. wtrrant is set forth,in Section 211 10 of the Manual of Instructions as follows.-
"In qfecting an arrest with a warrant Special
Agents have the authority to break open inner or outer
doors of the dwelling oja person named in the warrant
for the purpose of arresting him without giving notice
of their purpose and demanding admission. Such
entries onto premises must be made in good faith based
upon reasonable cause to believe that the person to
be arrested is within the premises. Such authority
should not_og_e;ercised except mhere,deemed H6§B§SGrH undo; ezistingécircumstanoes. i W * ** z
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To answer gout Iqir as_tg the authority_forthe proaisian_q the Manual qf gstructions stating that
Agents have authority to break down inner or outer doors
aja'dmel1ing in nghing an arrest pursuant to a warrant.
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On the attached nemorandun in the
dated September 7, 1951, setting forth that
qf the lbnual of Instructions states Agents have authority
to break inner or outer doors in noting on arrest pvrsrant
to a warrant, you asked, "that authority is this provisionpredicated upon?" ' t ' '
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This section of the Manual is ba§gd_9n_$hg_jeaflo_L_g_e_g_gg_»;3_9_;t4pg;o1s, first i.ir'::r.-it msscchusetfs 1-1"
the case of United States versus Dean, on un- 27 1931, sg_rgge+o1 £gg_gQ§! which decision has never Been "ver-
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warrant. Although the ;g§;r_gou;t"qggisigg gag ggyqrgggon other groygg, the right_£f_the_qg[1§ers_to Freak drag II oors was uaheld, ' "C ' ' "' "-
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the court stated, .. . . they may enter to arrest a person
against who; Q garrqpt is out or who is reosonally suspected -
of having committed a felony. . . . These rrinciplve have
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c . . elekee. It the lmnan raoe in general Iers not so hopelessly de-
lQe eztenistie eynpteu Indeed. the toting, tax paying, and ___.-laerit sing lasses are, it seems, expected to do just that and "'§'a£17
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i.take the Russian_ineults, knowing that Russia is there for no
other purpose then to disrupt the Iestern Accord, Ihatever it may
amount to. In tact, this morning as I write, the Beds spit in ,
your race and repudiate the last Geneva Agreement which they signed
as to the exchange and treatment of prisoners of ear, having
butchered, as we are new told, something over 5000 prisoners, which
they are nos trying desperately to cover up. p
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when the whole earth is aware of the adsmqct fact that Russia'ssole object is to crush the capitalistic rder or the West. lsanyone so naieee as to pretend Qt;-liefhst declared motive tea
he a fiction, or so idiotic as to g no that Russia is to betalked or negotiated out or it? Hoe much more money is to be thus
wasted, and hos Inch nore open treason to the Korean forces is to
he tolerated? Just exactly, please, Is this burlesque show at Lake
Success operating for any other perpeee then to continue ioreveré é
C5 fat stipends for so-called diplomats? 4 -Q Last Septenber I Iss ilfp d_ y one South American ConsulateR here that Dean Acheson could egegft the-default or so nan: oi the _Latin American powers on the;.r 1'11 tlry eomitnen s to the FIJ-
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Mrs. Roosevelt encloses a letter from a dancer by the
name oi "Saba," on whom nothing could be Iound in
Bureau files. Concerning the copy of the letter from the
mo er of "Saba," which it in stated was lent to this
Bu eau in 1947, Bureau files reect we did receive t e,__
let r and on October 13, 194? we advised the mother at
the matter did not come within the acope oi the investiga-
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might desire to contact an attorney in New York. Nothing
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Dear Urs. Roosevelt,
Knowing that you are a supporter of human rights, I
send you this letter in the hope you can advise as in a very
,unjust case,
1! , tn 4:*La*"~ :*-%*1d"@;-1-****::~"" {";.*-"n{"*"';"z:.1/_ 1-2:. .._=....¢ °.- ~.§.q.oe.v .==v v.._=r .e --w er an¢1¢¢n' 9L'11e £53..lo n on n ear 9 for_ _e .3 America _hgc_aI_!e lgeficancitizeg, p_ro_E_a_h___Ip'B'_ _e ________the year 1942 in New Iort, ggg; supjvorted
mother arid'ne. Ie had great cares.
Enclosed a let ..l9lLl££i_;:y,I;other___sergd in. the year 194'?to the Du Dutch Consul in the 1'. Stain, EIE6
ti e Jnerioan Anbassador in The Hague, Holland and__to theFederal 8u'reau o,f__Investigatio,_n, l'ae,-hington, |oith6'?on Fiiult.
If you will please read enclosed copy, you know more
about this case. -
¢uu§e1L¢!.¢_s1¢vsico1 dancer. , Lperform the auth_entic_,|;,e;liriovs indu dancei a_r mua. I an rno"r'i'J""a "" Is a natter of fact I or no Indian nor Indonesian nor va. .Indo European. I an Dutch and of course my 3m...1u,, is Dutch.
In the Netherlands, Indonesia, and other count:-ye I an c .-ell
lnolon dancer.
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returned to Indonesia medicD
I node a tour all0i§i0ol_pany Bat. Petr. !
Ba .noze than twenty years, rota" and me
19,50. I travel always with up mother.!
over Indonesia invited by the Dutch
liy visiting, Java, Sumtrc, Borneo and
In the year 1949 I toured to the £'eth-.-rlcnd lest Indies,
Curacao, Aruba, Burinaa, and also Feneeuela and Trinidad. I was
sending by the Dutch government in conhinoticn with Dutch Oil .-Conpanys. {Dutch govcrnlentThe Iio,-ue! Also in the 1.-ear '49 I nos
touring Be gian invited by the 6'or'.ite Blvehee x P! Drussel.
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rst to -er--a av art in AP-e-rica, an! secondly $1 II the fI".I'lfr'n nor-e abo¢j_t_fne life of_ly__fa_th r hr years an? y's"a! rs we are Ielft a5out this case in the Jarixit is so lnjlst
against _lother and no. _
Is there a'possibi._1ity thgtbl cantgogebto sites 'h n iv-pro s§§Qr,"2f|§ean_oan s nu _e y all ii 70&2: sa¥t6n'Ts""£-'__an Inter-nationa_1__l nan r n o n _to giqe_.cf! I In HF: a _ ecause now can pay up fire for nether
eue1t,.I..vi11 be very greatful for..anp
u_mi_11-t¢ader ne, we have no connections in Juries-
Hozo do we know that father is really dead, if so, how Bother can
have an act of decease?
About up art, if necesarfry I can send to persons interested,
facts, critics of my recitals, etc,
Thanking you in anticipation,
I remain respectfully your-s, _
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Dutch Anbassador Iashington, D.r.'.
Dutch Consul, ew York
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'I8ere|oith request to clear up the latter concerzning the late_:_. ¢ q_?6?"Fa' " an" i|er"'j_' American citizen oj {or-veer fnstchla onality Era Quilt]?! £87110! Ietherlands, l8t Decelber 1879.Ie is n legal husband aantoriiy left no and__h__is__ch_ild_in Ag-i_l_ £iT'7ice then he never provided Jar and
up aughter, and we had great cares.
Hr. I. Yansna lawyer, Heteringschans, ?! Amsterdam
allied by larriage to ny husband has always been his solicitor
nohile in America, and carefully kept the address of up husband
froa it and iii daashter,
hind intervention o,f_Pres_ iden_t Rosevelt the _follars_in¢addr .A.I'an Ennsrik, 2 anon Avenue, Forest
Hills, ew York. late ctober l93d! hv_t__t_hgn__h_e _alsa. did nothing
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Qn June___'?_tj;,__l_94,? I mas ordered to cone to Ir, Jhnsna 'eoffic;g___:gncef§:'i__gj;__ean_inhe_;itance question o.f_the Van lhnerikml n n nnnnnnt 'to: ha e heard af?'i.i:h::g%h£g,?i:JE52g§hdlJi:::;£i§{{§g3wgfn:*ie - v r _ ___ .. so .o u . . v ..3 ash'Nr. Ira? 11.35. mh,¢,n_and where spy husband had died
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' Thank you for your letter of July 30, 1952,
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