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that no told him of a meeting with -, offi ' Soviet historian,but ained of the false stories written by mi-Ild the latter
rs he did not have to live in Soviet nussia. iob=served s life has been most intersting but smethinmn open
boo,}c. He that he had never concealed his o inions and had openlystatid that in the purges STALIH had killed hie, , best friends.oted that in the 1°3O's- ind been ve mmist in his
attitude but did not indicate 1-Teter this was before or after the purge.
related that about 19142 had come to him in Washington,indicating !!aL. he was interested in ob!a!n!ng employment. -statedhe made an aopointnent with s icker friend with a view to assisting-He stated that at the nesting Q talked a great deal, dominating the
conversation as always and didnno assist himself an ' petting employ-ment through this individual. 'However,H stated? appeared toneed a little help. He stated that uh: e n Washin on P?/had contactedmany prominent Government officials entionin -an ocon when he had todecide whether to meet Mrs. FRANCES_ .iRKI.'B cg: ELEANO OOSEVELT. He also; stated close association w 'wILLI X oraovmc and that DOEOVAN had
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/SCEF reportedly was to establish a permanent committee
in New York area for purpose of giving SCEF financial
support. Five individuals from New York identified as
in attendance at SC g, . . .
H/26/B8. Informants have no knowledge of establishment
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New York friends
Fund are forming
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April, 1958, contained an article on page
entitled, "New York Committee," which
a result of the February 26th receiption,
of the Southern Conference Educational
a permanent committee to insure year-
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had been closely associated with sue Communist Party
leaders in the Detroit, Michigan area.
The Communist Party, United States of America,
has been designated by the Attorney General of the
United States, pursuant to Executive Order 10450.
"The Southern Patriot" of June, 1953, on page
four, contained information concerning the February
2b, 1956, reception for AUDRE¥iHlLllAMS at the Hotel
Delmonico, New York. A caption under a photograph
of the reception named MISS RUTHLASSOFF, and MS.
RUTH ROSENWALD, both of New York.
MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT in her syndicated column ,
"My Day," which appeared in the "New York Post" of
March 6, 1958, page MT, column three, reported that
a temporary committee succeeded in calling together
"last week February 26, 1958!, a small group to
support the Southern Conference Educational Fund. MRS.
ROOSEVELT hoped that a permanent comittee can be
formed "to help in any way in alleviating racial
tensions and bringing about a greater sense of brother-
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Dear Sir:
Transmitted he n is the original of the report
of Confidential Informan dated January 21, 1941 regard-
ing the AMERICAN RESCUE s P msszon.
j A copy of informant: report is being placed in
the file in the above captioned case for use in connection with
the investigation thereof and pertinent portions of the report
will be incorporated in a regular investigative report to be
submitted to the Bureau-
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AN AMERICAN RESCUE SHIP MISSION
Referring to previous reports on the Communist
background of the above organization and the expose in
the N.Y. World Telegram:
I received today in the mail the following
engraved invitation: '
" You are cordially invited to
a Reception
I at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Louisluimbel, Jr.
163 East 78th Streqt, New York City
Wednesday Evening, February 5th, 1941
at nine o'clock -
In honor of Their Excellencies
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x First ecretarz of the Mexican Embassyer. u. Halailde l&lUO;i8yi ""H
Consu enera 0 'e. co81-. D. Anibal92 ma 4,; -7544. -9.10.1
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Consul General of Cuba -"Sr. D. Santiago92Suarez "§Consul o Hexcio in New York ' K/59292
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have adopted this stunt to restore " respectability to this
enterprise.
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affiliations of the Latin-American diplomats named in this
invitation except that DE LA COLINA in conversations often
hinted to me that he is strongly anti-Communist.
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when they, theneelvee, Iia their meager reeoureee, struggle to
build new llvee and to elpend their freedoms. ' O
u. _ ' - e1pvLue 4-"A.Phili¥.l1endO|Ph I O __ " ...nt mere Union, which has grown to a nunberehlp orSenator l :D. Thqlies K ' _
Norman homes Q _...vUU in all etatee and Ihleh hae beeone $110 kylwm 01 =511¢1-I-1-
tural unlonln in the South.
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gun yen, the Southern Tenant Fe-rnerel Union, through National $1
eroppere week, appeals tor understanding and tor tlnanolal help. _
van! Intinnal shereereooere Weak will be held from larch 2 throng
'i;};.-}'}.w eolleeted will do the work of dollars in or
r id editorlall the Idinary noremente. The Washington P0113 la I 39°"
¢@,;1°;; 91' lent yearll Shareoroppere Heck:
Le the Southern 'Iena.nt Farmers Union eaye, that organi-
eation is tar more important than e. labor union. It ie a
rallying point for e. -rerorm movement designed. to raise the
loolal and eoonrmie ltatuo of lillione of agricultural inr-
kere, whites and Negroee, who are literally the diepoeeeeeedor 1-Le earth."
A union of inpoteriehed naabere met neeeeearily be en inpoverlel
Ihat is the kind of a union that the Svuthern tenant Pun union. ,Union ile For the neat part it depend; for Iupport on the oonm-itlone of -people like yourself Ibo are eympathetle 92l:H.'h itemebj 1
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' Belford V. Lewe0n,]r.
Ruben Levin :-
' Frederick j. Libby
Val IL. Lorwin
Linc: 5. Lowry
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' Q C;H¢Ib¢rrMenhe1l,_]r.
Y 5 Kenneth Meikleinhn V
Rabbi Solomon H. Meu
Stephen Reushenbueh
Charles Edward Russell
; Megr. john A. nydn1 Mrmslgvid J. Sepqee1 J. j. eleg .
- Dr. D. N. Shoemaker
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l in. A. lal-gsllsn Taylor
C C. T lo ' . - Ar ey r477$ '_fMerle D. Vincent
" L,AubrcyW.il1ieI'n$:5, Benet Seulhua Tunnel Fee-eeue Union::' I enne 0 n W 7. 41/ Louise Hollander __;.1H _ _ flllerlcs l-I. }-loueron '- -
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yen. an a£':ere= zouln ;n_>u_ 9;-e£er to plQIl_gQ an e._n.o1.:n1:- pyenle 77"
cone later date, pleaee I0 indicate. All made will be thrnrder
the Un:l.on'e headquertere. lay Ie hear from you econ! " "'.
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Help during .92'.-92TlON.-92L SH.'92RECllQl'l"l-QRS
WEEK in this ght to win for our fellowimnr-inthe Suuth the chalice to live in human
Help prevent the betrayal of 2,000,009 youiigsnltliers from the South whose sacrilires il_|i' b%ocl
have eunnhled every American battleelrl'." elp
thmuglt the NATIONAL SHARECRQRLERS
Fl.792l! tn win for them a world they ne,_92'_t;r ku$9292'.l92 1-_Q
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It West -lttth Street. New York I8, N. Y.
,1 um heartily in sympathy with ycur olJi'vt"ti92'i'. ilmll want to nltift in the tnorlt Ol the .9292lti0naI_sI!are-
cruppers Fund
Enclosed is my contribution ol Q .-..
toward your $50,000 goal.
NAME W. ... 2* "P1
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All romrilmtfons to .'92'art'nnul Shnrecrnppcrs _
Futnl uh t't-elnrlible for 1'. S. Inromc Tax. '5NATIONAL SHARECROPPERS FUND, l|92¢.
a west qont srnzrr, new YORK ta, u. Y.
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Mtn limlly G. MulchThe llott. Harold l.. lrkel
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Htshbli James A. ltrayMull S. ll. l$teck|nrId|;OIll. A. A. ltrlllMr. l.uui.1 Hrumeld
Dr. & !921rs.J. ltmnt'|~nt-rennor
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Dr. ll M. tn-ninptonMr. I-Ium: Clark
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The peonage trial of Albert Sydney
1 Johnson. 50-year-old planter, ended in
Federal Court here today when the
defendant changed his innocent plea
on two counts to guilty and was sen-
tenced to two and one-halt years in
prison. Johnson. wealthy Cross County
owner of a 2,000 acre plantation, was
charged with lorcing white and Negro
sharecroppers in t o peonage. Wit-
nesses testifted that they had re-
mained on the plantation through tear
induced by Johnson.Cttse
their
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The trial ol Albert Sydney .lohnson reveals
the likeness of an Atnerica hidden in the ravines
and morasses 9292 here the light ot our civilization
penetrates but dimly. it is another .-92met'ica than
the one we lcnowit is the America more than
9,000,000 men, women and children of the share-
cropper country know only too well.
In the year 1944, in the midst of a great world
struggle to determine whether men ntay live in
freedom, a powerful landowner has enforced the
serldom ol
lands. lt is
been brouglree-born Americans who work his
merely incidental that this man has
ht to justice. The important [act is
that the moral climate exists in this country
which permits the assertion of the right of the
master by one and submission in the role ol
the serl by mary. |
- lion can this be?
The antecedents of this crime go bar-l. to post-
A
ziitCivil War dats. Un the one hand were the lami-
less lrecd slate and the ]!¬Itltllt9--5 rcturnt-tl
soldier; on the other hand. the banltrupt. burned-
out landowner. Their sole source ol | 'otlut?li92'e
wealth was the latttl. Betnecn them they reached
an accommodation: the norl-ter to till the land-
lord's soil, the crop to he shared. Thus sharecrop-
ping began in Aitteritsa as a benet-ettt arrange
ntcnt, lair to both the toiler and the landlord.
With the decades the old t't[l.IilttlJlc' it-l.ttion»speculative marltet. In too many instances his
sole hope of survival lay in the exploitation ol the
labor ol the worker and his family. Gradually
the worker's portion grew less, his debts ac-
cumulated. A custom arose that he was bound
to the soil he worked so long as he was in debt
to the landlord. So with misery and ntalnutriliun
peonage came to the South.
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And peonage has persisted. The economic and
social causes wltit-It produced it are still present.
Tltc interests tvhit-lt prot lrom a lixetl. cheap
labor supply arc sullicit-ntly powerlul to have
established in the law that no agricultural norlter
in the South may more from his county with the
help of federal lm:-ls unless he has the consent
of the County l'ittt-nsion Agent, appointee oi the
lii_',_§ phttttcrs. '92ml ilttw-ttgh the pull t:t92. ttlticli
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Albert Sydney lohnson is possible. Their pnlic_92
is administered through control it lot-al got
ermnents, the school system, and otttinies th.
press and pulpit. It is I policy which footers
strife betnecn the poor white and the Negro and
which makes printary education as meager as
possihle; a policy which withholds the vote lroln
more than 2,000,000 young men of the share-
eropper country defending 92ntcriea's cause on
world battleelds.
The crime of Albert Sydney lohnson is but
a small thing. For all around it a vast crime is
being committed which is the more horrible itt
that its victims are a whole population; it is the
nteaner since it is cotnmitted without risk. lt is
the social crime which brings ignorance and
poterty and disease to 9,000,000 lellow-.92tttcri-
cans. The guilty are Congressmen and editors,
bankers and plantation-owners and businessmen;
all those who prot from the degradation of a
people, and all those who stand silently by. Even
you and I.
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and anti-lynching legislation.
and NegroesAmericana all
...-.- united in this common cause.
This is your struggle. The liberties of no
American are safe while 1,900,000 native
families live in economic and political serI- 'dom. You can help them to get A STAKE -l[N DEMQRRACY mg Ila-2:: t...-kqrir Amer. { 2
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rural housing, abolition of
Their struggle is a vital concern of all
who believe that a decent livelihood is the
right of all Americans who toil-that de-
,- . _ , 3;- .._ , mocracy is meaningless without economicit ' 7 ° security. These Sharecroppers struggle to
get A STAKE IN DEMOCRACY.1
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Here in this great land with its bright promise
for the luture, there is a corner where hides all that
is dark, dwarfed and misshapen in our civiliza-
tion. Away irom the beaten track, hidden from
all save those possessed of the co rage to lace thetruth, 9,000,000 Americans of ilie Sharecropper
Country live in a state of political and economic
serldorn. They are the victims of a system which
has brought low all who live by ittenants and
landlords, laborers and managers, sharecroppersand plantation owners. Those condemned to live
in misery and those doomed to live ofl the miser-
able. Starved diseased livgs, illiteracy, twisted minds
which are the soil oi lascism-these are the hitter
fruits of the Sharecropper Country.
Thesv people are the stepchildren of our de-
mocrarrjx. Their crirne-they are guilty of having
inlteritcd a soil impoverished hy generations of
thriftlcss cas-h~crop cultivation. Their pt.tlll:l'lIl't¬Ill---
they are caught in the toils of an antiquated sys- L.92 n
tem ol landholding which creates virtual political
and economic serfs out oi its toilers.
Men and women of native stock do not willingly
live in despair. ln 1934 a small group oi share-
croppers met near Marked Tree, Arkansas. There
they denounced their serfdom and issued a Program
of Action looking toward their political and eco-
nomic emancipation. For the building of their new
lives they joined tugetherNegro and whitein
the Southern Tenant Farmers Union.
Those who lived oil a people in chains and did
not see that they thein.-"tit-es were thereby slaves,
fought against this new 1 1r.mci|»ation proclamation.
liltey lought with he a",-I--old ntupons ol evictions
{mm the land, rh.92ri-gm. <_ m--ii 92l92!ltItit anll lynt.lt-
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Once inen have aeen that vision, it does not die.
The Southern Tenant Farmers Union has grown.
The men and women who made it are struggling
to reestablish their dignity as human beings and
to ensure a decent livelihood through a democratic
program of minimum wages, aoil conservation pro-
jects, adequate rural housing, abolition of the poll
tax, and anti-lynching legislation. They asli to he
admitted to a share in the ordering of their livea
through a government in which they will have a
voice and a vote.
W e are all equally guilty, ao long as these Amer-
it-ans lite in larlmesa and despair. Th.-y are a part
of !92mcric.|, . part for whose fate wv share a heavy
lrsp -n--bin; While they struggl» courageously
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, I in various other vc t or anization Subject was_, I in conference -Iith regardin invitation I
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hi Later the same Infcrrmsnt advised trot on ebrua l 1 A vv P- _- ' F 1'? . 9 5.
was contacted by the subject in a personal interview at which
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DAVIES had received letters sent to her by the Women's Committee oi the
Cc~.:nci.l of American Soviet Friendship. the subject described Hrs. DAVIES
as courteous and cooperative and Mrs. DAVIES stated that she would write to
ELEANOR ROOSEVEIII and invite her as a speaker before this meeting oi the
!<I.et-ioinl Golinc oi .l_'!!81"i£8..92! Sovut Fruhdship which she would have "m her
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is set forth certain iniformation received from the Central Intelligence
Agency alleging the existence of certain organizations and individuals at
New York engaged in the collectionoi money for the Greek Communist forces
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ization was to raise funds i'or the starving and suffering people in Greece.
He could see nothing wrong with lending his servicesto this organization
and he accepted the invitation to join.
Shortly thereafter he stated, he was approached again
He further stated that at the first meeting that he attended, he
rganiza o ' tion n the condition specifically stated that he would join this 0
that none of the people connected with itthil in the I
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the case, he requested that that person resign so that the organization
would not in any manner be tainted and could therefore serve a useful pur-
pose. All present denied'a.ny affiliation whatsoever with the Comnmnist
cause. He also made th' ~ . =~ t at other meetings that he attended untilfinally, he recalls, spoke to him privately one day and said,
"You know, you are cons "ant _-, swing a red herring across our meetings
and ii you continue to do so, it will disrupt - * ' ation. In theconversation that ensued from this remark of he said he be-
came convinced that she was dezfinitely a COI'hF1l.1|'11bI- because she made the
further remark, "In order to get the support oi people who will work hard
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On Hay 2, 1960, Confidential Informant N0 T-1
advised that the next SCEF Board of Directors eeting d
was being planned for June 11,'1960, at eithe htlantn, / .Georgia. or Nashville, Tennessee, and that JI§92QOMBROWSKI /was polling the board members to determine which of these / ~ two cities was preferred for the meeting. _"ji
SCH" RECEPTIQH NEW YORK NEW YORV' l~' ~*~ e L= 1 e L**"q"wns=~+uwn~
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22, 1960, between the hours of
5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., was arranged for by Reverend
WILLIAH EUJARD MELISH a paid SCEF worker in the New York
' ' - A i htl Cit} area! to accommodate some 280 guests although sl E y
lees than that number were actually presentistated that various individuals, not further identiiied,
r~riowed activities of the SCEF and appealed for funds.
Page 4 of the May, 1960, issue of "The Southern
Patriot," official monthly publication of the SCEF, contains
an article concerning the above-mentioned SCE ,recoption _/-reflecting that SCEF loaders and Hrs. ELEANOQ;RDOSEVELT '
3 were guests at this reception. According to this article,
Hrs. ROOSEVELT, in an address to the gathering, commended
the current student movement, urged people in the North
to give Iull backing to Southern Negroes and to their white
nuppOrtorS who "under great difficulty have often stood
above," and also asked Hortherners not to be "complacent"
about conditions at home.
This same article identified the photographs
also appearing on page 4 of persons attending this
reception -They are listed as follows:
l MRS. GENlVIEVE"McCLARE, of the New York Friends of the SCEF
JOHN M. QOE, a speaker, SCEF Board Member, and president
of the Iational Lawyers_Guild.
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A Council from February 26 to April 15, 1945- .
A Coumil concerned with International affaira. 92
M Joind the/iuilerioans United For iorld Wgani-
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ii Union Gou.n<:11l of the C10, Tiaehington, D. C. from February 26, 1945, to April 15,
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1 _, ' ' Con? tdential Informant T-1 reported that the regular monthly § Ilootineinf thelaehington Industrial Union Council was held on larch 19, 19450 He
raporlad the meeting as Io] Iowa: A
"Thv 92"Y:36i-ing was called to order on the above data at 8:30 PJI. in the main
Bu.*Mt'='."1ul of the Diatrict Council's headquarters at 121.2 18th Street, N. I.. 7*-ore Were- about forty permne present including about 32 delegates and friends
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I'll-h the committee has been handled by ommgneQns.
Ccrfidential Informant T-3 advised that the labor canteen
has beep continuing regularly in operation but that the feeling has been ex-
pressed that the Indus!-rial Union Council meetings should give more publicity
to the Canteen i.n order to increase the number of armed service szen that attend.
In line with this effoz to obtain more publicity the first birthday party of{tho Isbor Canteen was Hold in,eor1J March and was attended by lire. ELEANCRri10t92S§§YEI-T, Congressman JOHN 11,!-BOi'FEE of Inshington, and Ccngre§§s'rclf»B.Ei'HEI_.EN
m1ucnr'15oucLAs '01 California. This celebration was given considerable poo-~'!.icit£°§n"the larch 9, 191.5, issue of the Federal Record, official publicationof t £21-ican Federsi ion of Labor, CIO. This ...rtic1e included a picture of
the afor nticned threo celebritins, taken at the Labor Canteen.
I 1- goo 92rding to Confidential Informant T-1., the activities of
the REI3l'=TAY1.0R C0!!'li'H"9 have been confined principally to the distribution
5 literature. Enc1o,ee"» with this report is a cop of the pamphlet furnishedby this informant. "It is entitled "Equal Justice nder law" and is publishedby the Ccvmittee for me-n Justice for lire. ans!/mum, Room 2o4,-112 em;
19th Street, New Iork 3. New York. It is noted, on the beck of the pamphlet the
render is urged to send Letters, telegrams, r olutions to the Governor of
Alabama, and financial rontributions to BU _ JACK, Treasurer, Room 204, 112
Fr"? k_ 19th Street, New 'I~ rk 3, New Iork. 92 '
929292;,'_ Con identisl Informant '1'-5 advised that the CIO Local ll361-g'T.'n.ited Retail, Wulesalc, end Department Store of America--CIO, Ihich is
thc co workers union, withdrew from the !lerylandDistrict of Columbia
lrviustrial Union Council in protest against the policies o. SIDHEI KATZ, the
Secretary-Treasurer oi '-he Council. This withdrawal was in protest to theCovznmmist policies oi s1 nurgxirz. In this connection it should be pointed out
H -v~t the Maryland-District oi Columbia Industrial Union Council is a separate
Q1'LJ.ty from the Iaabington Indust-ri sl Union Council, nevertheless, there is a
crnnection inasmuch as the affiliates of the Ieshington Industrial Union Council
automatically become affiliates of the Inrylani-Di.striot of Columbia Indllstrial
Winn Council.
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Accra--ding to confidential Informant 1-6 this particularlow-1 has never been ac11ve_ in the Industrial Union Council and FRANCl?.">,£l.OUDE,
its president, is practically the only one who has ever put in an appear ce.
Hf-lnough this local nitI~"lre'I from the Maryland-District of Col hie IUC earl;
ir re:-ch, according to Ioniidential_Infornant '1-6, GLUUDE attcn ed the larch
"="* meeting of the Issngton Industrial Union Council.
Loco-92d.i.ng to Confidential Informant T-'7, thp 'Y@F_O_ftO_I!§l-'Yioricern of-Inerieag Local A71 of the UFIA had the iupression that G1O92IDE's
union was endeavoring to enter into the cafeteria field.
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delphia, Pennsylvania, and inquired oi_if the Irish-Americans hadcommitt these ves to a rowram of strife in the H01, Land _ - 55 ii p 0 " '
referred to the meeting of the Zionist Emergency Council on
February 29, 191.8, at which she indicated the Zionist Emergency Council was
reported to have had the backing of the Irish-Americans in what_
termed "the conflict of murder in the Holy Land".
She further indicated to- 11" the Irish-Americans were not
giving such support, the NATIONAL BLUE STAR 1401HE~'IlS would like to refute the
claim of those people who had made this assertion.
ll Confidential Informant 'I-- ish
as to the anti-Semitic views
the NATIONAL BLUE STAR MOTHERS.
against the Jews, mentioning that
Ttrs. EL:3Am;/RocsnvaL.T's followers were Je1'.'s,'9.nd that
would make a good President, except that he had a Jewish secretary.
;ndicated she was afraid to ride on a bus because she did not trust the
and was afraid of being sidesniped. le further indicated "we are the onl
ones doing anything against the Jews and they want to get rid of us".
mentioned the investi ati on oi _ . e ' _
apparently by the House Un-American Activities Committee and wonriered if the 'were makin a scapegoat of him to cover up for others li :!1d- "the other Jew".furn ed the following inforrnation
of 191,8 by sane menbers of
carried on a long tirade
ind his wife were Swedish Jews;
H Said that President Truman was a part of the Zionist
plan and had co sis en y ignored the Monroe Doctrine as had also former
President Roosevelt.L
..¢- andiiseussed [L-ongressmanQ v om ey said had only been in Washington a couple of months, but
ins ea of listening, was giving long spiels on Zionism and Palestine. They bothagreed that was "just like a Jew". They both also thought '..'AL'I'Elt{INCl~ELL should /be taken off the air because he was trying to start a war. '
Condential Informant T-13 supplied the 1ollo92":ing information:
tad been instructed in am 1948
hm: .LJ_ll!lI1 M e an! .2! g the granting ~iof a one hundred million dollar loan to Palestine. '
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RE: Frmnstuoreooucttss BOOKSHOP _-,
Q HEADQUARTERS FOURTH DISTRICT sscrxatg *.,-- cohyqhzsr PART1' or !_";_;_,»;;_mi__ W' _1l**Ifi§>:':§ 2E¢lUIIY,,-73" e ' .4 . Is-;.
. :'9 9 fDear Sir: /' f jf F-.
' Heretith is a summary of information pertinent to the subject £3 {' =.-okshop as made available by-Gonfidential Info:-mant?whose identityjlf ,_92 '1"is khdwh to the Bureau, for the period October 15_th1-dd 21, 1910, _ f i»-5 'elusive. vs - ' _z/' _
Ihrdrmeht advised that the Eleventh herd srehth of the Conrnmiistf -L92
Party of Baltimore convened at subject bookshop, at which time the National
Anthem was played to open the meeting. ,-B
, _ ,_,, _ _ V _ _, _ ,92 lt was announced that ALEX E. OrEMSELL, Treasurer of the Com-
xinist Party of Maryland, who is presently attending Cornell Universitytaking some additional graduate work, would return to Baltimore in tige
for the next branch meeting. With regard to a meeting to be held a lub
Convoy, 1630 Bank Street, OD October 19, 191,3, at which aofnzunson National
Office! was scheduled to speak, it was made known that admittance could be
gained only by membership card. The program of the various branches in
.registering all members has apparently bogged down, and the necessity of ._
92 completing this project was emphasized and members were urged to contact
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by the Party tQ_gombat the rise of prices through an organized price control
program at theFrice Control Center, the Frederick Douglass Bookshop, had
exhausted itself due to members failure to show interest in the work and to
expend their energies along this line. _ »"__.,._.-
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cussed the sale of the "Daily Horker" and impressed his audience with the _
thought that they should interest customers with the contents of the paper ; ,
in an attempt to increase subscriptions. By so doing this would tend to
interest custaners in Party work and possibly provide fertile grounds for ,92
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92H£TCHETT, colored, co-proprietress of subject bookshop, and TILLIE
fT'ZlED1'J%BE.I-C , Corresponding Secretary of the Fourteenth Nerd Branch of the
Communist Party of Baltimore, that over 180 tickets had been sold for the
dance sponsored by the Fourteenth Ward Branch to be held October 23, 19b3,
at the colored Odd Fellows Hall. At this time it was brought forth that
an unknown member of the Party visited BethlehemKey Highway Shipyards re-
cently and distributed copies of EARL BROWDER'S recent Chicago speech.
This individual attracted a large number of patronizers with the following
sales talk: "Head what Earl Browder actually said and not the Hearst papers
lies." 5
DOROTHY ROSE BLUMBBHG discussed with a group of Fourth District
members of the Communist Party an a ole appearing in the "Daily Worker"on October 20, 19b3, wherein DOXEY :;£gILKEHSOh, colored, Vice-Chairman of
District #3L of the.Communist Party, discussed Mrs. EL3ANOH'§OO6EVELT'S
recent article,**lf I Were A Negro," which appeared in a recent issue of t4-;
/*."hegro Digest." HILKER5Ch'S»criticism of the article, according to Mrs.
LLULBEHG, was that Mrs. ROOSEVELT was too soft and he subsequently pointed
rout the necessity for carrying out the negro strugrle for immediate equality
HILKEHSON, in addition, had pointed out the rapid rise of the negro in the
last decade and their important role in the Labor movement. At the con-
clusion of the discussion, it was set forth that the United States is not as
cognizant of the ability of the negro people as other countries, such as the
Bahamas, there a negro has been appointed as Special Prosecutor in the
deLhR}GhY murder case.
The foregoing constitutes the gist of the information as furnished
this office by Confidential Informant for the aforestated period.
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§L _Qo@e Objectives Qfti FPCC
had aconversation with ° W 1*
on May 13, 1901. This source eve
at that time:
said that the FPCC, through somebody
prominent in the vcment on the west coast will start a
program to get labor unions interested in the FPCC.
said that the final objective
of the FPCC is to achieve a revolution in the United States -
"Cuban style". '
ntioned that an indoctrination program will
start soon w th teaching of TROTSKY, LENIN, and MARX's ideas
to be introduced gently and probably not before 1962.I
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Qstated that the goal of the FPCC is to ,,infiltrate = nited_Press International UPI!, the Associated
Press AP!, and the International News Service INS!.
.. Q I in -J92.q _ Ill iiil- __._____ J-J--..--I.-iii Q.-Un August 4, iyoi, a T¬Ll&DiB source attenue an
organizational meeting of the Bay area FPCC held at 150
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meeting previously described! announced that
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At this SWP National Convention, NY T13 informed,
THOMAS KERRY who is in charge of the SHP work in the FPCC,
made the opening national report. KERRY gave a complete
history of the founding of the FPCC and of the SUPs work
in the FPCC up until the time of the Cuban invasion by the
counter-revolutionaries. He told of the many attempts of
the Stalinist; to get the SWP out of e FPCC and of die
failure of the attempt by the CP.
KERRY, according to the source,said that the SWP
now enjoys the greatest reputation for defense of the Cuban
Revolution in the FPCC and that as a result a whole group
of people are now moving toward the SWP who would never have
done so in the past.
referred to is representative not only of EmdiC31 and ox-rsHe said that this group of people he
but of new young peojld on college campuses and in unions
who have been radicalized by the events in Cuba since the
recent invasion of Cuba.
KERRY pointed out, however, that a new problem
has arisen since the invasion. He said that now nationally
the FPCC is divided on the question of how to best serve
the aims for which the FPCC was founded. He explained that
there are many liberals of the ELEANOR ROOSEVELT type who
believe that FPCC work should be confined to activities
in the United States for the prevention of intervention and
aggression in Cuba by the United States. He said that this
group feels that in this way the FPCC can appeal to more
and more liberals as
that the FPCC would,
KERRY went
CP in this matter is
he said, that the CP
but that many of the
members who are of awell as educated.intellectua1s and
therefore, have a wider influence.
on to say that the position of the
not too clear. There are indications,
supports this position in principle
ranks of CP periphery and ex-CP
more militant nature go along with the
SN? and the others within the FPCC who favor a complete
defense of Cuba with its form of Government and not
just to fight against intervention.
KERRY further pointed out, according to NY T-13,
that there is also criticism as to the lack of democracy
in the organizational set-up of the FPCC and the complete
subservlonce of FPCC members to the Executive Committee which
is dominated by RICHARD GIBSON and ROBERT TABER.
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the P10@ressive Citizens of nmerica, the
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, the
National Council of American¢5oviet Friend-
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Fiti"ens i~lific¢T action Cowmittce which was descrited on
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fhom the Informant has named as a mcmber hf
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skinn her to join the Hasrachvsetts Non-Pertisnn Committee.
It is believed thtt this refers to the national Non-Partisan
Uommittee for the Defense of the Twelve, which was organized
by Communists to aid the defense of the twelve leading ¢
Chmmuhisis who were indicted it the tnited Utntes bvvthcrn
Ejiitbllict Uourt of He.-: York. -
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was required at the Sixth Party Congress held in Belgrade,
Yugoslavia, during the early pert of November 1952.
T-A stated that the inclusion of IVAN BOZICEVIC,
Secretary General of the Yugoslav Trade Union Federation,
is the first appearance at the General Assembly of the United
Nations of a high level Eugeslev labor leader=
Confidcntini infarhant T-3 stated on December 3,1952 that _ uer Minvited to a buffetsupper to be given by Mrs. ELEnN0§r§¬OSEVELT at the Park
Sheraton Hotel, New York City, on December 7, 1952. _
No additional pertinent political or propaganda
information was developed during the period of this report.
2._Xu5oslavWConsulate
dential Informant T 1 on December 2 l 2
stated that
st t mo ose
GER s
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office at M00 Madison Lvenuo, New,York City. T-1 stated
that many of the Yugoslavs in the United States who are of
Yugoslav-Jewish descent contact Dr. NEWBERGER on matters
pertaining to claims which they have on property they once
owned while they resided in Yugoslavia. ~92,;
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Confidential Informant T-5 on December 9, 1952stated that VL;D1M1R DEDIQR, Minister of Education and__i 3'
Culture, was currently in New York City serving as a_/ 'Delegate to the Unite ~ationS¢ T-5 stated that DEDgER was
acquainted - . '
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viously reported that he was instrumental in influencing
the "Life" staff to present the recent series of articles
about Tito which appeared in "Life" magazine-
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stated VLnDIMIR DEDIEH spent the weekend of November 15 and
l6,,l952 visiting Mrs. ELEHNOR ROOSEVELT at Hyde Park, New
York.
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information was developed during the period of this report.
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OO: NEW ORLEANS
The March-1960 issue of "The Southern Patriot," ol-
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"Bishop Love and Coe will also speak
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Gwmdu: INTERNAL SECURITY C;
INTERNAL SECURITY ACT OF 1950
Synopsis:
Southern Conference Educational Fund, Inc. SCEI!
executive ottices located 822 Perdido Street, New Orleans,
Louisiana, and its oiiicial publication
Intriot" published Nashville, Te. , '!Z:.','..;'-._- 'i _' '. --
r i : sample copies o - 3/17/60 SCEF torn lette ind c
The Southern Patriot" being sent to libraries. Approx-
'1nntely>6O persons representing various churches and
organizations attended SCEF meeting at-Orlando, Florida,
3/12/60, to promote and coordinate interest in advancingintegration, civil rights, and civil liberties in Florida L
and'exchange information within various localities in
Florida. isnes of nost of persons in attendance obtained.
Reception for friends and supporters or BCEF was scheduled tor
3/22/60, otel Bi1tmore,,ReI York City, with ELEANOR
ROOSEVELT guest oi honor. SCEF nesting scheduled for 3/24/60,
at Philadelphia, Pa. Attorneys tor CARL BRADEH, SCEF Field
Secretary, petitioned U. 3. Superne Oourt tor revies of
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'use his influence in his hose city oi Tallahassee
to persuade the authorities there to grant citizens
their rights.
' "Fonz young women and tso young sen are serving
60»day Jail terns in Tallahassee for daring to sit
at a lunch counter in a Ioolsorth store. This should
be celled te the everner's attention and letters
should be sent to these brave non-violent resisters.
They are Iisses Priscilla and Patricia Stephens,
Iiss Angeline Nance, Iiss Barbara Broxton, John
Broxton, and Iillian Larkin. Their address is Leon
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The larch, 1960 issue oi "The Southern Patriot,"
contains the iollosing announcement on Page 2: 1
>"-PARTY macs 22 . .
"Friends and supporters oi SCEF are
invited to a reception at 4;eo p.n. Tuesday,
larch 22, in the Iusic Boon, Hotel Biltnore,
Iadison Avenue at 4 d 8t., Hes York City."Ire. ;1_<.,.-5.-.@.<>.3~.>¢-.,..., 11; will be guestoi honor. The Hon. l!u_b_ert_T_92_Delany sill
serve chai T'8peakers 111 includeBishop_gar_::§£ove, oi The Iethodist Church;
John In Coe, Pensacola, Fla., president oi
the Nat onal Lawyers Guild; the Rev. 8and;=F.
92I!:.y, pastor, Corn stone Baptist Church, Brook-
"lyn, and Aubrey I. Iilliass, SCEF president.
' "Ii you plan to attend, please notify_Iaurice§@ogulescu, co-chairman oi New York
Friends oi 8CEF,'at 106 Iashington Place, Res
York 11, n.r. 1
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[ _ W in A LE A zz E I T; Z1 1H HOP$!S or rAé"rs= J. Indgggndent League for R_Qo 567811. Ai I £e~3;;.~.:-'ii;,' aegeaiaca ;c2ic"e"ia'e.;"'-.."i'¢.-.<'. I? I // Pres ntial Election for purpose of uniting 92 '1' - ,. ependent voters on behalf of HBCSEE-LT'S f1 I candidacy. This League incorporated as R. J. /7'[ 'L I Independent Citizens League in Dec. 1944 atY ' 95-_Trento{Q N-.J-, with the aim of ' ffectively r . ,-: - acting-;gn all issues confronting the State andginc na*;:.cn.= On 3/2/47, 11. gI.C.L. unanimously ; .
I W; -" cnroted {Q its annual conventio to affiliate with I f _ "the Prdgr-esaive Citizens oi -_-eriee, but ha: -H s'eta:|'.ne§the name c:.¢*' . . .L. DR. FRANK *" jg!-1G.TI.1~? State Chairman, 1- ice ¬t"tTiIiti:ne _Y cause e ad moved to N. -Cc, and was succeeded -§?'_JA1;¬3.%£RIE- ma:-111-; as conferred with , I 1
_- WIZJBJQITOR, Mercer Co ;-P, N. J. C_.P. organizer,
on 1.0.1.. activities. K 'EtI.NR-*,VANr .-HDEN, c. P. ' /T.
. m er and I.C.L. State Vice-Chaimah, reported ' .» ,9.» 'c " 1- mu cr I-.c.L. Convention /2/4'7! to srn _ * '" ' EEIN, State C. P. Chainnan. 30 C-P. neufbers 3; E V;; L said to have attended this convention. Offifref -_ b. n.J.1.c.L. net forth, and Communist inuence on _ --.-N A H 1.c.L. activ-1ties_:l.n am. reported. Comzmniete "92 3,?->___3,929 " active in various bounty and local chapters of .' V _____,<{,- 1.c.L. in u.:. c.1=. leaders believe that I.c.1;.., - *-' ' A
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An article in the Jersey Observer, Jersey City, New Jersey, on
3.5-arch 21, 1945, reported on an I-.E.P.C. hearing held by the New Jersey
Assembly Judiciary Committee on larch 20, 1945, at Trenton, New Jersey.
3.3.9.0. Bills which had been introduced in the State Legislature-by Assembly-
man JA2i?iS_§__£Ll.1.,!f¬wark negro physician, and a Republican, were discussed. I_
JA':.I:19"i§':..iI?I,___JF.¢{ President oi the Trenton Committee for Unity, suggested
_'§éy-énl amencfnents to the Hill Bills. There were the same amendments alreach
proposed by DR: _!f_ll§'.}£§,;I, Head of the N.J. I.C.L., and supported author
of ;~.3.P.C. Eills sponsored by Senator JUIN Lf1L .?.PJISSEI of Camden County
and Assenbl;-ma ICFLZELES 3-71I'IE'.LL of féercer County, Democrats. At thehearing, smke for the Communist Political Association of
.'-rse;,-, and said failure to adopt the proposed amendments would result
in consequences that would be felt at the ballot box. '-I
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OPEC AnQr_i_~gl1_o1' rrenton, New Jersey, organizer zor the Eastern
Division o the National Farmers Union, and JAMES DEBBIE of Trenton, Executive
Director of the N.J. I.C.L., supported K3'HN3I'S stand at the hearing.
On November 6, 1945, the following article appeared in the Newark
Zvsr.:'.:1g News:
"Till THJP.SDAY
BY HES. R£CSEVEI.T"
J "mas. stsmcadzscssvsir 1111 speak on The Responsibilities -
.- T she Individual Citizen in a Democracy at Essex House Thursday. The
i;.:*.:".er_-!'.*.8eting'Iil1 mark the opening of a campaign by the New Jersey
Idopmdsnt Citizens League and the National Citizens Political Action
Ccrrlittee for the 191.6 Congressional election. _0
"The two groups plan to indorse candidates in the Congressional,
Gubernatorial and Senatorial elections and for this purpose will drive to
'-inite independent and liberal ';e_cccratic and Republican voters, according to
.3;-.Y_E.S .C=.'Eh1E, the league's executive director. - -so.
Other speakers will e EUJER A-v','BhN&2.N, former Governor oi
"""=sota, and DR. EPJJTK KIHGIX-N and C31. GROSS, league chairman and executive
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reporting the above dinner-meeting. 750 persons were present. KINGHIN in y -<
his speech said that the policies of the lchinistration were dividing the ;'-':..aE_-1;+.'_....,
world into Anglo-lnerican and Soviet camps and bringing us to the brink of e -
descructive war.
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fleet, and air flee forces, are behag called upon to study military tee!-nique_,'f__ - " 7 .41 --..=a|- ,. . -_:_ 5The Soviet organization demonstrated during the war years, her superiority _.':_:_..-a..f_:'-':"__-' to capitalistic organization, says the statement. In times of freedom as in " i i ._',
War, our people understand their dity. ile hope that 0 righteous democratic a -;
_ *7:-eedom will be set up and_1r.ill endure, disregarding the efforts of internationa_1___ ;_§,__ -_
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_ i»..ap<;r'tant»positi0ns and attain their objective '- hllaco calla upon progress_i_ves_ of-'
~ not to become domhearted and say! that the Democratic Party most become __ f _
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J-epublioan congress and obligates himself to can: on "a atrongerfight against .-;-;".=;_s*-
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tact zhet the royal blwd of Afrl eournd through her vein,
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I E In Inrh learn press and organisations chin lituation
than anti-leg-o slant. lass meeting: bald. People, 1 _Otinittcel formed 1- 5;-0&1 and Queens, nmalumm,
u-max Party undidah for cu; Council ¢1¢¢m{92m=
0010b:-atiana_pe1d for Lin and other victorious undidaa.IDA! mY , Jr" announce: candidacy for Conan
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Directors m rnzostrz aw. |
G1 Decelber 13, 191»!, a "Grand African Dance Festival nae -.
held, eponeored by the African Academy c1 Arte Research, at CarnegieBall, New york. The apeakera were lira. EI.Ea.~¢Uh¬06B'J!21.l' and Ire. MRI _
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confidential In.formntadvieed that the llegro Labor =
Victory Cour-ittee was working with the African academy or Arte and Reeec ch
' ' this feetivale HI etated that there were a number ct Comnmiat ~ 1e Ein -,.-outing on
Party nemb-era in attendance at the Festival and that they worked in selling
tickets and the like at _L_u_'negie Ball, but that other than this, they took
no active pert in the affair, _
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4'1 review of the file: in the !le1r Iork Field Divieion diecloeed " '-'f A
that a meeting no held on December 4, 1943, at Edison Hall, /228 lest 47th - 1street, Ree Tort New York, called by Dr. IAI}§"£BGLII, E£7iLR9-F'IST,..BIRlfil__ 1 o '---_§&_T,IH, and 1-1=<Ea"I~;IIA5HINC-iON, for the purpose oi planning a committee for a
- democratic culture to present in an effective manner the contribution 7 .
of the negro to ilorican art and culture,a
ii article aweai-ed in the F"u'J"rLI-S VGICE for Ilecenher 5, 1.
stating that Hr. TERGAH served as chairmen at this affair and that the F
apecific outcome of the aeeting was a proposed two dq conference to he
held. early in 1941. Ihich tould attempt to:I
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education, and music, the democratic ideal oi equality and brotherhood of _eall races -A. - -- -- -- - _;,__ ?___,_._
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performer to certain etereotyped roles, eo that each e talent Ȣ~ -33"'--- -~ -2:in the medium to which he. in beet suited-_ . _ " of '_ j, _f-~ - ~ > ---_ . .1. ..i. 1.:--... .-.e .. .. .4.-5.. ,-:.-,,- _'_...';.'.','e _ -. . .;f'_
#3: H . ! coordinate the activities of existing organizations Ihieh.' ;._.| ,1
tertainnent industry and to e1i.'92i.nate racial harriera e e _ ;_
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writsv and eater nuld not sum than thin owning, but had tskon aid! $110 It
wlmma, R210 1101: at IN! could not attend, but they alvirthtlill had I lu1'p'l'1IO
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fzltaluri 1:; present >m192r_oba|an, negro! who ll la n any to ulna; at thl yuquc _.¢__,.
*.- aorta-w night, and in the nuntln Hnurlaiwona mgr-1! ml north:-y or thl UrtyqLnlffll ma rma tonne:-t xobuan to thin oonhromc.
math they In "uniting thq wit into tho following agenda; '
ha Pcprtrnut no:-on of r1't'.abur@ klrlng up-0 010:-kl nu! no.1 -M3 - b' uni/vv-30.2 £77 -L
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lint! llllltlaei Dlltrili IOOQOQ pl InCarma! in ll 0 luplrvllér 01 0 ..1.In-th nan, mmu-rm.92n,__ . _
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I-ieerieiuetioe in Resteurente egeinst Iegnes - hre929eigelhe92u, heel} '
it 9,15 P. I. lehssos errives in eeapsny with Attorney I. Y.|8teinber;,
gsjer ihe~Stei.n'berg ens hz-other die is in the ire; end e eediesl eeeter in siviliv
iite, tegrther with u-iee lose negro! ml eeeretery st the II:-hen Leeguee
teheeea ssis in pert, '1 sees ts Pittsburgh tees; ts present s seneert st **
Syrie Feeqee teeenoe nizht end it see his rst ne ts return ts Pittsbur¢ I11";
I pie;-es Jthylle. I ee glee ts return ts Pittsburgh ens ts speak te e ptherieg ---
ee this, but I ab not think that =ieherd "right !er Ih 1 ll snbetitutin null s. *
met 1 en going ts es; here teni;ht. fright is s hrillisnt ester, s eritsr end e
Tine fellow. our I:-erisee 'bmo0I'e61 is not sufficient tedey heeeese ee do not 1-_ :5-
ni,e ell the peoples st the eerie es been beings, se here ieerisen as British
1'?'=p¢rie1ilI and it is heir teen ell ever the eerll end the Swiet Unin is the Qlf
etsnl s-sinet the Imperielistie prep-en thet hes been leenisd by the inerieene en!
the griti sh Izperielietes
"?he me It-.iehI here reesntly gene thnl wee e peoples _i end ea! there e
these peeple in hieh etfiee in esr In eeuatry she ere trying te tern led re '
en the winning or this ssr by the people, end the gasaple ts Inn this we: were 1
the steel herons, the sutenobile herons, hut the so:-here. light here in the City»;
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es Inch is pert sf the ls-Jer
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'1 he neeently in theere trying te breel: the beets of the sea-hers by bresieg
e aegre in Amriee is reeily the in-kin; elsee enl -
neveeent, for the inprerement of living eeneii tienss _ H;
seeks security ens nail Inpltylilit see eel; thru the .
this ebjeetive he works-C aut sail stbi-med. . -
pleee where ins:-s192Petton see removed free end Is
thst the so-eslles Larissa veneer-sq es prnetieed thre snerel Pstten sss ts heer'l92e
peepiss free fwmctiening in e peoples gqerernnents i me else in E echo-Sierski-t mien: 142"-ere er our lilitery working with the lesie. he ¢c:unisé ere the eel!
Pertiss-thet sort fer the sortie; nee, end sueh people es Hemen mes, tevi. 92. .ie.-":
'F"'1i1ip srielph negro! ere the pmpste e! the Gepitelietes The recent eivil eer *
Italy use esused by 3-tmiese, the heed of one ex th big hunks en the lest Jeeet K
Itelien ha! sf ineriee Iel the heel: he hes reference ts! ts see trying ts set I;ex Lnperielistie Feeeist Government in It-elg end the Cums;-.92ists in Itel; eoni_§_
st-end {or it heesues they ere he people's eeernatet ther{e,
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eeuie do business in these eountries there the people's governments souls" is eetsfb-I
lished end =7 sen and your een -sue sees at er seheol ens ssteie Jebe beeeuee then
would net here hen my unmpleyaent problem in ieeriee, _ ' _
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"I will nee reed ts yes hm s ted erittee tr Creit, em e_l' the eenbere sf
the =epuls1' "rent Government
e-.01-eerie sell out to Hitler by Feteil Ill_Le1elles'
- nehssen then reel thetst freeee in 1986,87, , when I-reaee tee weeksned emf
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the Ceesemilte would be tiseenly polities! pert; tint? '
-one save Frenee end ssid the Cesnnniets will us the Csrermnsnt er Gert:-sing 7':-.:-1 -
in Europe all thet seener er
in Ali! es Isllglster, The Genuniet Per!; null he the Gem-en; ref.
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oi the "Institute sf Peeifle Ieletieee end ees eppeilted by Preeillit Reeeevelt es e.-.
eevieer te92*.'his-1; hi Shot, ht st the insistence st Ire. lleeeor92Reeee92-elt, chins
.'-1 She! -get rini oi hi; ene he is e geese! eerehieerl, the eeeeqge luv; the M03:reed by nebeson ssie thet the Chinese Cessn.-mists eould sen Elaine I:-use the Jepenes-..-
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gpntl no, ho coil, oho only Gcvornnoato of tho pooplo. by it-so pocplo Q6 for til
manic. cad to us; £c in tho cms condition lo! Ircncc no Lo 1830 ca 1989 bo-
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unt thct to On I'll! ho ccvod and rcrmor tho Cqonmioi Port; lo the any p-o11,~'
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Gcorgtqouocr of ovolcal, chic in no !92c:-no:-lyo Iomdlct Ilnlotor In 'H-.1c=~ $0, Illinclo and coo no ammo! 1':-cpcgifhcrch tho:-o for no Gcnmict occi-1:91 -n4 Q9 gg Q; :-rggggt Q1»; Lg !l1lu92l1YO 01111.1! If III QQQWII Q Oil: .*1-2'-'1;;_1 nco cpqio o?tbo Cugrocc c oolpllnoc - .
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progran has been dropped, and he lost the salary involved. TILLICH
believes that this progrmu was dropped as a direct result of the
formation of the COUNCIL. The other persons who spoke this -program were also associated with the COUNCIL: DOROTH:2?HJ1P$0N,
who is ca chainnan of the spo soring group} her rsse ch associate,HERHnNNI;§QZISLa2$KI; and HOBSTYBHEREHSPRUHS who are members of the .
COUNCIL. In December 1944 T-3 expressed the opinion, similar to
that of TILLICH, that CBS dropped the short wave speakers mentioned
above because the United States governnent does not like the COUNCIL.
TILLICH and Bh3RENSPRUNG mentioned in this connection, according to
T-1 and T-5, that the founding of the COUNCIL and its activities
were never mentioned in broadcasts beamed to Germany, in contrast
to the Soviet broadcasts, which work closely with the Free Gannan
National Comnittee in Moscow and with the Bund of German Officers
in Moscow. ~
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to maintain contact with pars ns of high standing. In this connectionhe mentioned Mrs. FRANKLIN D£Z?0OS3V5UT.. H0 stated that he had met
her on s eral occasions. T last occasion was the marriage ofGERTPU3£7;R4TT, an influential member of the sponsoring group or the
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subversive by ttornef General on Kay 27, ISA.
Kational Headquartcrs address changed to 2 East 23rd
Ctr et, cw ?ork Cit?. ew chantersbeia formed.
Financial stub?Feut in 1947 indicates organiaation
oocraiinj 04 ?,?C ieficit. Hinimwm monthly
!uiQ2L ¬eclareJ to be $l,f?1. cmier:hin *or
' Cad %~liev2d to be 2500 with affiliates, 250,000.
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which LE1-'IS describes as a pro-Kremlin Committee.
. -an ecember 31, I946, advised that the C.A.1'J. was one of
the sponsors of th .eoples Radio" Foundation Incorporated which was included
in the Attorney Ge ral's list of subversive organizations in September, l¬4B.nvsin-92v-o-92 or 91-*1 _
.'¬LE.AI&OR92£OOSEVELT, wri ing on the WIDF Convention in Budapest,
stated, in her column entitled - LADIES IN THE RED", which aopeared in the
_ "December 11., 1948 issue oi the New York World Telegram", that she has
collected some of the literature of subject organization. She says that
_ from this literature she learned that the heads of all women's organizationsX "rill be changed and new ones carefully chosen no that they will cooperate
R _.._. ~ an_y:holehoortedly with the v'»'omen's International Democratic Federation.
' On October 18, l948,- furnished to SA andS; a press release issued by the C.A.W, on the same date. -
The relea e stated that the C.A.'»v. was calling women everywhere tosunoort, lwomcn Fight Back Day", October 25, when a series of mass
rallies i maior cities will arouse women to protest the alarming increase
of attacks orrbasic civil liberties. Seattle, Giicago and Ne York have
~ already announced such preparations for the rallies-
I The New York rally. jointlyasponsored by the C.A.W. ,1 Women for
'T1.I.l;cc,"Civil Rights Congress, EHIEA-IAZARUS Divisi Of the J-P-F-,
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at w ch tine they 1:-zcussed a no ld trip o t .Pinquircd regarding 1lrs.%0§E_Y_E_.';I_._T.{s- coming trip to Europe and stated
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in Moscow together. He 5 ed that he thought it would be better publicityand ncO0!'di1'1a;L¬, thingsy. .
"I'nis is being furnished to the Bureau for its info:-ration.
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There are transmitted herewith three copiee of a
letter dated August 16, 19&O, eddreaeed to the St. Louie Office
by Aaeietant United Stated Attorney HERBERT B. QREEH, and threecopies of e letter addressed to ire. fiiitii .iOOSEV£T,
illhint-Oh; De ca, 1| ITQMcolored, 12L south Fourteenth Street, Iunicipal Jail, St. Louie,
l1eeouri¢ The letter addreaeed to thie office requeeted inveetigati
of the alleged mistreatment or OIARLES BISHOP by eeebere of the
St. Louie Police Pepertqent, I ' . _ - .
{he St. Louie Office has a file entit1ed_'OHARLE3 P. '
; JhHES*9U§EI¥G, ctional !eter Fehlele Iheit Act , It I" - -- - _
re that eubject CHARLES P BISHOP ie identical eith the author appea .of the letter addressed to Ire. SEVELT dated August 1, 19&0¢
The report or Special Agent St. Louie, Iieeouri,dated lay 16, 1929, indicatee'thet BISHOP and DUIIING were indictedby the iederal Grand Jury at Ieet St. Louie, Illinoia on lay 15,1929, and on the eam date each eubject entered a plea of guilty
before Federal Judge IRAN, East St. Louie, and each eae eentenced
to eerve teo yearn in United Statee Induetriel leforeatory,
Ohillicothe, Ohio. 7 '
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UNITED STATES ATIORREI
Sestern District of lissouri
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August 16, 191,0
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Speciel Agent in Charge ' '.
Federal Bureau of lnvestigetion "'
New Federal Building - . .
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Re: Chgrlee Bishog
Dear Ir. Norris:
u" H It Honorable O. John Rogge, Reed of the Criminal Division
of our Department, hes referred to this office the enclosed _ohoto- __
static copy of e letter, deted August 1, 19hO, eddressed to Ire.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, end signed by Charles Bishop, who sppesrs
to be presently confined in the Homer G. Phillipe Hospital ee e
result of injuries alleged to have been received through third
degree methods st the bends or the St. Louis Police.
lr. llogge edrises thet this letter hes been referred
to the Depsrtnent by the Ihite House, end suggests thet e conti-
dentiel pre1i_.e_inery inseetigetion be usds, end it such inveetigetion M
discloses thet the elsims cede in the letter sppeer pl"Oblb1O, I
em to sdviee him by sire, end e more complete invetigstion will
be innedieteiq requested. .- .
Ir. logge turther stetee thet Ir. Bishop is not being
informed es to this reference end thet his oomunicstion hes not
been eolmosledged by the Depertnent st the time ot the writing,
nemely, August lb, 191,0.
It you can give the metter preferred preliminary sttention,
I will eppreciete it. Ibo enclosed photoststio copy is the only
one I heve, so I em sending it elong for your use. -
Ioure very truly,
IIHIRI C. BLAIITOII
United Stetee ittorney
By: Herbert R. Freer
Aesistent United Stetes Attorney
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St. Louis, llissouri
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Hrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt -
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You have helped all since opportunities were first granted you. I
an begging you first to please to:-give as it this humiliates you in
any respect. But Iladam my oiroumstanoes are forcing no to appeal
to some one in ihioh I it-now has the heart to so: th'* - oo is
given to one that is helpless. -
-- lly name is Charles Bishop, I an a leg:-o, 3O_years of age. I sea born
- -in the -State oi llississippi Deo.'6, 1909. I; parents aoved to Ieaphis,
lean. later and that is ehere I started downward. Madam I an going - -
to explain truthmlly aw past as brief as I possibly can. ' I started '
running around with other boys and getting into trouble. I was sent
to a reformatory for fifteen years Dec. 1925. I ran any April 12th,
1926. I was arrested again April 1, 192?. l was riding in a stolen
oar and saa sent to Chilicotha, Ohio to the Government retoroatory,
later 1 was transferred to Leavenworth, Kansas. I do not know why.
ll sea released tron there Dee. 2l.th,_1930.
In 1931 I robbed a nan and was arrested, pleaded guilty and given 15 __ -
pars in Jefferson City. I served 8 years and 7 months. o -
Ios I an getting to shat I wanted to you about. I have been really
bad, laden, and justly punished. laden I was released from Jefferson
City 3tats Prison Iov. 22, 1939, Iith s determination to serve God and
do the right thing. Ihile I was in prison I studied herd to have the
necessary learning to obtain and hold e. job. I also learned that
crime donit peg.
I confessed my sins to God and an forgiven I lmos, but I am back in
Jail and an in the hospital suffering from the beating that the police
gave .-.-. m lie on egeeli.
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him if he ever say anything of that sort to as again I would tell everylice in St Louis. So he said that he was only joking, 1 did thin: that
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he was teasing ms because I had Just been released. But a fee days a er
he was arrested on suspect of robbery and was released. Then he and his
gum formed the ides that I snitchsd on him Johnson!. They had one fellow
in their gang that called himself Frank Cambany, be was rooming at my 7
house at that tine. A few days after Johnson was released I saw this
fellow early one homing coring in with sir. or cs .-on suits of clothes, end
his pockets filled Iitb money. 1 told aw wife the results of having a thief
' in the house, and told her to ask his to nova. Then ay wife told me to
askhin to nova. I did. Prank Canbany got sore and said all manner of evil
but I did not lose nu temper. Frank was s shoe shine boy - things about he; _ _
at the Confectionery Store, Oscar Johnson was the manager, and Clint Bios
i about noon was the owner; Frank's rent was up on Friday, low that Pr day,Just before Frank moved a detective by the name of llillbrooks a negro!
stopped by the store and arrested Frank on suspicion of robbery. That gave
than the belief that I was a stool pidgeon. This Frank folloi ianted to
be a gangster real bed, so they planned to kill me and appointed Frank to
do the Job. But I wastrying to go bythe ru1sa.of Iv parole, and did not
associate with ex-convicts nor run around at_ no tine fat night ac" his chances
saf Ir1I1lna~ ll QIFI I111-" " " ' ~ --- ...---.-.9 .-- --.- -_._.
lire Roosevelt I did not know these things before I was arrestedI learned all of these thinge'a.l'tsr I was framed. After Frank could not get
if the were even caught a chance to kill me they planned to trans ne y .
They know I would be easily framed because i was out on parole. 50 they
robbed a place in East St. Louie and got caught, the law came and got ms out
of bed on their statement. They beat ll tso nights straight with my hands
tied behind es and my fest chained to the floor. I can and sill testify _
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;':i'1'§:§?: ¥h:; u;§-. BIT-;rcI';.'§§"§s disfigure my face. They made no
191.0. tn say yes and that 1 was with them. I was arrested Jan. 9th, ey
got as out of bed and I knee nothing about .thess robberies.
1 Ire Roosevelt those fellows told the truth after the detectives
sin d rrsnt for es. Those detectives knew I eas innocent Hrs. - had obt e a ea Roosevelt, but they usually get a bonus, so they did not care about one's
, Life. -
laden, I know your circumstances, I know there is no nay for
you to check personally, but this is what I am asking: I have s sister in
f t $80 St. John St. who is willing to do everything in her llemphis, enn. e
oorer for me. but she is poor and has four girls to look after. I-ill you
Th e the names have some one to investigate my case thoroughly? ese sr
t of the an Iho implicated no but told the truth later. Oscar Johnson
pleaded guilty and was given 30 years. Prank Cambsny in_t,_e_ggg_ a {lead
and received 20 years. Oarvest Taylor got 20 years. lddis Parish sas
their chauffeur and Isa givn Q years. They all are in the iitito Fr-icon of
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' en convicted it will no doubt mean life for so. This laden I can truthfully
evy, God knows that I an innocent. I have no noney to engage an attorney.
I sister has no money end my friends have all moved or have died during my
8 yearseo! imprisonment. There is no one to help me. This is the reason
I an appealing to you. If some one will Just investigate I will be satisfied
because they are sure to find that I am innocent. These detectives just
went to send me beck to prison because I have nsde the listeke once. Oh!
Hrs. Roosevelt I wish I could explain to you personally. I name is
Charles Bishop and I an nos in the hospital tron the results of the heating
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Ire. Roosevelt my sister is worried, so please, if I am not
asking too much of you! tell her what to do. I do not feel worthy an bad as
I have been but God had forgiven me. Will you please, Hrs. Roosevelt? How
Hrs. Roosevelt if I have offended you in any say please forgive me.
I I ' "How Hrs. Roosevelt it I an given s chance to prove my innocence
I'hm sure that I can prove to you and the world that I an innocent. lili-
you please use your influence by having ne given a chance to prove myinnocence?_ ' ' "
Thanking you in advance ror any consideration that you may
give me.
Sincerely yours,
.:',. _ ' E f Charles Bishop _
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INTEH.NA.L SECURITY -- C
NEGRO QUESTION
Bureau File 100-3-75!
On January 26, 1951 T-ll advised that a meeting of the Pro-
gressive Party was held January 20, 1951, at which time a collection
was node and approximately $200 received, which money 1'.'::.s to be used
for the purpose of defending the T Negroes sentences for execution in
February for raping a white girl in the State of Virginie the Martins-
Vill S¬'VGn!o .
T3 advised on February lb, 1951 that on February 7, 1951,
e meeting of the Progressive Party was held in _Dnluth, Minnesota, and
that among the issues that were taken up and discussed were:
! For the Progressive Party to work more closely with
the Negro people _in Duluth;
! I-"er the Progressive Party to work with the rank and
file I-iegro workers;
! To send a delegate to attend the next National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People meeting as a
Progressive Party leader;4! For the Progressive Party to work for e State Fair =
Enployment Practices Commission.
T-1 advised on February lb, 1951 that m February ll, 1951,
a dinner was sponsored'by' the CP District 1-Io. 9 at the IOGT Hall in
!.£1.nneapo1is , I..nnesot8.. The occasion was the celebration oi the birthday
:1" *.'.iI.LI.lE Z. FOSTER, and the main speaker at the dinner was Th. PE'IIIS
PFELHY of New York, the Secretary of the National Negro Corrmission of the
CP. Informant advised that I-ir. PERRY devoted much oi his speech to the
1-5-;gI0 problem and referred to the "selling out oi democracy in the State
oi Virginia where they have presently 23 more Negroes lined up for
ciecution like the liartinsvillecven." He also mentioned the sellingout of democracy in liississippi, Alabama and Tiaslmington, D. 0., and /
referred specifically to segregation which exists in '.':'ashington I D. C.During the course of his speech Hr. PERRY censored rs. EIE;.N0i£iROOSEVELT
and stated that she should be disbarred fresrn NAACP Board for not lifting
a finger to expose the injustices in the southern states.
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iThe following was awed by Special Ae@n1>_
This ' !orm.-ation is be g set forth as a result of a physicalsurveillance ¢ as well as information received from
confidential ' s.
On March 16 mall atherine of ten to twelve persons was notedin the apartment of fIew York City, at
13:08 P. LE. Two of the individuals be ieveci to have been at this gathering
left, at 11:35 P, L-1. in an automobile bearing New York license plate 4 ED 416,which plate has been issued in the name of HA11OI9,UJl0I-I, 106 East 81 Street,
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