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nmst terror may engmele an Commnmsm
Imnan brutahty Russia never went through the hxatoncal de1
nent of hnmamtanamsm that has reduced brutality in western eo
Bot tlua question need not be settled here. The modern elasne on
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ugfml Daily News for January 8 I948, and
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not oeenr until after three or four more 5-year plane have armSoviet, ll preleribed by Stalin! i .
Such a eatalog of Communist charge: and answer: may not
elusive on eaeh aingle point, but its general weight suggests a aha 4
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American Government in aet for war. Freviously he had that
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llmeroua vetoes at UN Ineetingn, by her refusal to participate in inter~
rational economic, aooial, and cultural eoniereneea, by her impoaition
of an iron curtain around her own people, by her refusal to exchange"
cultural information and atudenta, and by her recently initiated cam»-
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tite of Technology; Oswald Veblen and Albert Einstein, of Princeton;
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ed one Government, or sabotage, it would be '0 rod achievement for
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iie United State: of the euea of the Canadian atomic scientists, Ray»-ind and ' ' 'Boyer Allan Nnnu May, who divulged atomic eeerete totho
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QA§DIDATES $U§GEB3§Q;§{g$HE §DlTORIA§_bOARD QR QHE AM§lCAN seesaw
for
. THE 1945 AWARD 1
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QHE AMBICAN §EBREw MEDAL FQR THE PROMQTLQH OF §§TTER_§§DERST§DIHQ
BETWEEN CHRISTIAN AND JEW IN AMERICA 1 A
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IHVIUGBERLIN I
Because he is outstanding in the tremendous theatrical
contribution to the morale of the nation, Christian and Jew
alike; because the entire proceeds of "This Is The Army"
were given to the Army Emergency Relief, representing the
largest single contribution of its kind; and because his
songs have been an expression of better understanding for
all races, creeds, and religions for over a quarter of a
century.
ELEANOR/ROOSEVELT
Because the First Lady of the Land has won her way
into the hearts of young and old, Christian and Jew alike
through her inter-faith relationships; and because her
speaking tours, press and radio activity, exemplified the
finest traditions of the American way in spreading the
cause of better understanding, tolerance and good-will.
rows/sinra .
Because her continuous radio programs have constantly
been permeated with democratic ideals based on the need for
inter-faith betterment and because her songs and patriotic
messages have been a boost to morale for Christians and
Jews alike in America.
HENRY/WALLACE
Because as Vice President of the United States he has
exemplified the finest tradition of the democratic way of
life; and because through his speeches and writing he has '
contributed imeasurably to promoting good-will and under-
standing by his demands for necessary preparation for . '
postwar Ireedom irom want_Ior all faiths and oreeds. IA q_I/-3-'/- /355"5/
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Again Crucifiedi
THIS CHRISUAN NATION
' BETHFLYED TO TQE INTER-
NATIONAL BANKERS
lg Now that the Republican Party
has carried out the program of the
international Bankers, and nominated
_f,l"hon~.as Dewey, of New York, to
aose in order to perpetuate the Reign
-ff Roosevelt, _who has been proven
and found wanting as their
pliant tool, to force this great na-
!_t.ion into s. League of Nations, and
to furnish the man power and the
money to maintain it
To overihrov? every principle of
the Declaration of lndependence,thll-
great document which separated us
from the British crown, in the Revo-
lution, when our forefathers bled and
died, in order that we, their descen-
dants, might be free. '
Have we their children, become so
deformed, by dehased society that
our bonds are hawked in Foreign
rnarltets, and 0. Jew appointed our
receiver! -
Benjamin Franklin was right, __they
have taken over this nation. ~
Since the McKinley~Hanna admini-
stration up to this present hour, they
have given us three wars and con-
trolled all administrations.
Our people have waited with hated
breath, in hopes that the Republican
Party might rescue them from this
peril, hut our bum state, through
its Governor, together with California,
started the Judas parade.
There is no longer any hope to
be anticipated from the action of
the Democratic G0nvention,_unless 1
miracle shoul_d happen, such as oc~
cured at Belshasar's feast, with the
handwriting on the wall, which said
you have been tried in the balance
and found wanting.
Are the voters to be left with
no choice, as they were four years
ago, have we, who'have grown to
130,000,000, not even the courage dis-
played by our Revolutionary Fathers,
when they, with pitch forks, drove1the _'British red coats from_thess
shores, and defied the British crown?
Have we degenerated into a race
of cowards and money gruhbersl
Ourimmediate action will prove
the quality of our courage.' If the
men fail the women will man the
guns and save the Ship of State
from sinking. _,
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Until we stretch the hcmd cl love .
Over land and sect. ', ' '
There cannot be crn end of war.
Pecos there cannot be. "
When we build our ncrvles great
And stores of ,mnn!I1om we c:roaIo_
W0 pour the oil On fin, ~ '_Only enemies we make. '
The Prince. of peoce has lcruqht us -
The one cure way to poaci.
Unless we use His methods.
' Wars can never cease.
"Sell all thou has-1, give lo the
come and follow me. .
He keep! calling lo us daily,
Yet "ours we have that hear not.
nd eyes that cannot see,
The Pogcrns rage and l:-ope_hy force '
To out their stupid way, __
While Christians loll upon their knees
To God for peace and quidcmce pray.
The works of cr clvllfzcrtion crash
Like a porter: broken day I '
A lhousoind y-mg in the mokinq. '
Ruined lo 0 day. "_
Shame eternal resis upon 7011. .
You tiny little men, '- ' .
You tight who ccnmof reason -
And brch God: command!» G11 it-B
Outside your guns are I997!-D9.
Inside your souls decor. .
And though you gain the entire world.
Yozllooainaddr. "" '
And only ruins you will hcrvl. '
For lock of understanding . ..
C1 God's Almighty 'wG'y. ' i
1-um c. 'ouNcan,_1s41Peace Convention
WOIVIEN CAME. FROM '
FORTY STATES. WAR
- MUST CHASE
It was epoch-malcing--the first
time in all history that a peace con-
férenc was ever called during war,
For thousands of years men have
stirred up hatred against some coon-
try-eVeryone's mouth was closed.
It is unpatriotie to speak sg-ainst.,
war when theIhi ns Voicei
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the seeds for
sown. ,
' We are told to wait until after
the war is won to discuss peace,
Then it is too late. D-day of June
1944 was planned 25 years ago.
We broke the vicious circle of
man's enslavement to war lords when
we issued I call to American women
to "come and reason together, to
discuss peace now -- a negotiated
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When that little mother from Wel-
fare, Texas, with her 4-year oldalways made by the
made the warand
the next war were
long hard trip to C'hicagothe con-
fez-ence was s success! '
When the mother from New York
read over-her neighbor's shoulder, on
the train, a smear report of our
activities in PM and said to her
husband, "Pm going to Chicago--
'st last I've found women who are
using their intelligence and really
doing someiliing-, the conference
was s success! - -
Add to these all the other women
who came from 40 states. Consider
this: that they had to put up with
the discomforts of present travel,
that they are women of slender rc-
sources the money is all on the
other side!, and that they were ans-
wering a call made by an organiza-
tion which has been vilied and per-
, * e. ;,,,;94/2/-94scouted by radio, press and magazine.country is st- war. E I I
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lust and early peooe.
Betterment of our boys tn service.
Continucrtion of Government as ct
Republic on democratic prtn
ciulos.
All are welcome to copy any article
in this paper, if they give credit to
Women: Voice, Chicago. '
Many of these women who came
did so because they had: vision of
the greatness of our country and of
the attacks made against it. They
came together, and the work which
they will go out and accomplish
will be done by them in their home
towns.
Women comfort. themselves that
war is the will of God. Now we
know differently. We are the first
generation of women who dare to
say it out laud.
We prepared the feast. We in-
vited the guests. We gave the so-
called women Ieaders their chance,
but with one consent they began to
make excuse." Those came who
could partake. They were the most
intelligent, most courageous, most
sincere women ever congregated.
Those whose courage over:-ode
their slight misgivings, were hearten-
ed and strengthened. Now they're
gone back to their homes, apostles
of Truth to their neighbor. They
bear in their hearts the great theme
of the convention--we are irom the
North, East, South and West, yet
above all, we are Americans.
God will not permit His work to
be made manifest hy cowards.
WE LOST BUT FIGHT
For I. long time we have been
sing-songing: The International
Bankers have controlled the National
Convention for l0 years"--but it
to-ok the G.0.P. of 1944 to demon-
strate it to us. -
The people thought they had a
chance but they found out better.
They wanted the American, Mr.
Brisker, but s few experts, skilled
in generations of exploitation of the
people, corralled the delegates; the
people: voice carried no weight.
Only at the last, the Bank Con-
trollers oi Dewey became 'a little
alarmed at our inistence ior we
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fought. on, even after we knew we
had no chance, and they conceded
to us Mr. Bricker as vice-presi-
dent. - I
Now the ght before us is very
plsin~not only to put these men in,
but Con"*="'~=n as "ell "ith h-r-P- v 5» 92--ullllh n app] vw v II9292ul'92
hone ,who will hold Mr. Dewey to his
oath to support. our Constitution,
Congressmen who will uphold their
own osth by I return to Constitu-
tional money. Without this, a change
of label means nothing.
-Mr Bricker, backed by public
opinion, and an American Congress
can reduce the bloated presidency to
its original Constitutional size.
RED RACKET
The seething caulron of administra-
tion spleen has finally boiled over,
-in an effusion entitled "The -Mother
Racket, in the July issue of the
Woman's Home Companion. The use
of the term, "racket," is significant.
To these administration Bolsheviks
everything good is a racket that
should be 'liquidsbed, along with
those responsible for it,-the home,
the family, morality, marital fidelity
and religion,-all to be replaced by
one huge racket from which they
can take a cut,--The Red Racket of
totalitarianism -.-
The purported author of the ar-
ticle, Fatricia Lochridge, proi.esi..s
too much" when she says that this
"was no undercover job." The article
follows closely the style of "Under-
cover," in which Re: Stout and Leon
Birkhead bolster up their master-
piece of mis-information with smear
clippings from the files of the Office
oi Mis-Information. Apparently, Miss
Locbridge's sole contributions are
"descriptions" of personal appearance
and "weaknesses" of mothers or-
ganization leaders. Her chief distinc-
tion while interviewing the writer
seernsd to consist in an entire lack
of familiarity with her fob, 85 she
pored over her type-written list of
questions, and sucked her pencil, like
any fourth-grader on xamination day.
Investigations of the leaders of our
organizations have apparently not
only revealed the "straight, black
hair of one of them, but also the
extremely straight records of all of
them, which have prevented s shake-
down in the good old Commie style.
Failing in this, the writers 'were com-
pelled to use s method of the hated
Mr. Goebbels: "Smear, smear, smearl
Something will stick."
What their limited mental capacityl
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June 29, 1944
prevents them from realizing is the
Incl. that thousands of mothers all
over the country _l,l' resent thisunjustified smear o?women, whom
this very article acknowledges are
mothers of men in the armed forces.
To all of our friends and members,
we say: Don't obey that impulse
to write .1 protest to the Woman:
Companion,--there is no decency in
any magazine which will print such
an article. One of its purposes is
to find out how much strength we
have and where it is. The writers
admit that they were wrong in sup~
posing that they would nd only a
few members and these lukewarm,
misguided women who have no 1-gal
influence in their communities. H
your anger gets too high,- Don't
w-rite,-telephonet
In the meantime, be tranquil. The
heads of the organizations which
have been libeled by this article, have
already adopted a plan oi action,
which will be announced soon. In
the meantime, don't give out any
statements to press representatives
or anyone else, of whose identity
and purpose you are not sure. Keep
away from these Wood Pussies of
Journalism, who live on smear. Starve
them ot:t,-it vgon't take long!
L. E. Benge.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Van Hyning: Enclosed find
ome clippings Firs. R. asked me to
send too busy!. We enjoy your
little paper. Keep up the splendid
work. _We are doing our very best
here. Fighting for our country on
the Home Front which is being com-
pletely lost, unless some way is
found to win it back, as Washington
did through the path of Valley Forge,
and my great gran-pere General
Stark did st Bennington, Vermont;
then this land that has shown the
way to the greatest vision olisll
the ages, will fade into history bo-
gether 'with the vanished grandeur
oi Egypt, of Greece, of Persia. I115
all the rest of those civilizations that
rose in the past and then carelesslf
permitted a strange alien race of
traders to enter, to undermine Ind
to finally destroy them utterly -
only to more on to other Pl'°5P¢Y°1"
people and repeat the stow ill in
unending patem of ruin and wreck-
age.
Yours for our countryl-011! ml!
it stand. v
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Resolution Adopted by
Women's National Peace
Conference
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June lz and is,
! Whereas, the purported reason
for Britain's entrance -into the
Atlantic conflict. was to pre-
vent the partition, of Poland,
and the purported aims of the
Atlantic Charter were "the
wish to see sovereign rights
and self-government reserved
to those who have been iot-
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Whereas, both Britain and the
United States have repudiated
both the mutual assistance pact
between Britain and Poland,
as well as the provisions for
preservation of the integrity
of small nations as set forth
in the Atlantic Charter, by
agreeing to Russia's seizure
of gvnort of Poland, as well as
that of the Baltic nations, and
Whereas ,}he policy_ of the
United States and Great Britain
of unconditional surrender" is
un-Christian, and will prove
futile, resulting in unnecessarily
great loss oi life in our armed
forces, and
Vv"hereas ,the- Atlantic conflict
is now merely i struggle be-
, tween Bolshevism and Nazism
for the domination of Europe,
both of which ideologies are
abhorrent to the American peo-
ple, and
Whereas, it is only too ap-
parent that Germany's desire
for cessation of hostilities is
being ignored by Churchill and
Roosevelt, ior the purpose o!
insuring the election of Pres-
ident Roosevelt for a fourth
- term. _
Therefore, Be it Resolved,
That _the United States of
America, through its Cong-ress
and State Department, transmit
overtures for an immediate ar-
mistice in the Atlantic theater
of War, as I preliminary to i
six-months cooling-off per-
iod for all parties concerned.
During that interval each na-
tion which has been a party to
the conict, shall cause to be
published I. list of grievances
which led to their participation
in the conflict, together with
a atatement' of any commit-I
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!mentl which may have been
made. Such information shall
be presented in documentary
form at a peace conference to
be held in the United States,
to the end that there be open
covenants,openly arrived at.
A majority of the members of
this conference shall be men
who have been active partici-
pants in the Atlantic conflict,
--to the end that therebe a
"Soldier's Peac'e,"which will
be a just and lasting one. -
Whereas, there exists among
members oi the armed forces,
as well as the civilians of this
country, great resentment over
the secrecy and deceit concern-
ing the inexcusable fiasco It
Pearl Harbor.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
we transmit to all members of
Cong-ress a demand for the
immediate court martial of
Admirai Kimmei and General
Short, so that the American
people may know the facts.
Whereas: our sons are ghting
abroad supposedly "to preserve
our American way of life," and
Whereas, in their absence
numerous refugees are being
permitted to enter their coun-
try and take their jobs, which
will result in a terrible unem-
ployment problem upon their
return. "
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
we demand of our Congress,
immediate cessation of all im-
migration for at least ten
years.I
Whereas, the Attorney General
has seen fit to indict 29 persons
for seditious conspiracy, many
of whom are patriotic Amer»-
ican citizens, requiring them
to stand trial in s place far
distant from their homes,-in
direct violation oi the provision
in our Bill of Rights that per-
sons charged with crime shall
be tried in the state and dis-
trict wherein the alleged crirne
has been committeed,
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
we demand that Congress im-
mediately amend the conspiracy
statute under which these per-
sons have been indicted, so as
to prevent further misuse of itil
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!tion and persecution or the
sovereign people o§,_tl1'is nation.
Whereas, the Federal Reserve
Act, enacted at the behest oi
certain féreiirléti and alien-
minded native-born citizens, is
in direct violation, of our Con-
stitutional provisions that our
Congress shall have the power
alone to coin and regulate the
value of money of our nation,
Therefore, Be It Resolved, that
we wil1support_ for Congress
only such nominees as shall
have pledged themselves to re-
peal the Federal Reserve Act.
Whereas, Governor John Bricker
of Ohio is the only candidate
for the presidency who appears
to place the welfare of our
country ahead of that of all
other nations,
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
we will support him as long as
be adheres to his unequivocal
stand on nationalism as op-
posed to internationalism.
So
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are so used to being qenerou.|- .
When the Tu! Eater comes lo make hi-I
rclld. "
Thai we imagine ti was always thus-
No Icu-free slate bod over made the qrcrda..
Butthey than Lnow their English history
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When Rem of Mother £'ur!b sufficed lopcry
All
Forpublic dob! that villainous devloO/
robbing the unborn! was qivlh
I-bought. . - -i
Till the first Excise Tax, like pqrlnq
twice.
Coal Charla: his lilo! . And Pi?!» '5'
the are
Tho! look the kinfl head could Dd km
lhc Taxi
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law, the law of I.-iberl-T, 804-'1 ¢°"'
tinueth therein he being not s ffieduiO
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trihute something to this convention
on the problem of peace. ' '-' _ '1'
'_First, I wish_to say, women can
puke the peace-a negotiated peace
_'-a just peace. The warmalters must
pot make the peace because of their re-
peated cries for "unconditionaf sur-
render, which remind us of the
howling voices of the corpse-eating
hyenas on the outskirts of the battle-
fields of the world. ' '
-'And - who are these warmal:ers-
Why they are the International Bank-
ers - international brigands ,they
called them, who have tried for de-
cades, and who are now succeeding
so well in crushing the world. Then,
the tools of these International Bank-
ers, are the politicians who sit in the
Highest seats of power in the land;
yea, some of these politicians them-
selves are international bankers. it
is these rnen in she_ep's clothing who
forced us- into this global war. And
naturally, they do not want a just
or lasting peace, as long as they can
these men who loot mankind cannot
carry on _such a war. without women!
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Oh, if women only would, they_
could stop this vicious slaughter -o£_
their loved ones. So let them raise
their voices in one mighty diapason
to demand a negotiated peace---~
the only peacethat can be a justpeace. l _ _ ' .
Let me diverge here for 5 moment
to give a message to women, not so
'much_ to the women present, as those
who are not here--to the women oi
Chicago and to the womeniof all,
these United States. - _
._ There is a growing alarm among
enlightened women of our country
concerning the fact that exactly the
~_same methods and the same crimes
are being perpetrated upon us as
were commitbeed upon, Russia be-"lgm the Bolshevist-Communists -
-took over that country. - - "r
' This is alanhing, because the alieh-1
minded planners in this country
"plan" to undermine the home, just
s.s they92did in Russia. First, they
seized the means-of production and-
distribution and destroyed' private
_prope1'!}'___ then human rights-__ What
were'the educated doing about it-T
the business and professional men,
_the manufacturers? Why, 'eacl:i one
looked out for h_imsel1'-¢ making
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money by speculating in his country:
misfortunel Not s_consh-uctive ides
or word came from them. The news-
papers" were ruled by aliens;' they
obeyed the organized minority, and
thesole object ol_these aliens was
to split, confound and confuse the
majority by side issues. The so-
called big shots made big apeeChes on
humane subjectsln their cont:-adic=
tion of facts, promising that the
country would become "a vast ow-
ering garden, where _all would live
as in a paradise. Yea, s paradise
which turned out to be _a reign
of TERROR, where the starving ate
their own dead, and where fifty mil-
lions of her best and most intelligent
people were liquidated in cold blood.
"4 Thus, they played upon distress;
they created emergencies and ridi-
culed fundamentals. But the people
knew not that it was s sham-a ve-
neer-in the rise to power. In the
end, the very people who speculated
and gained wealth by their countrys
misfortune, lost their property .-'-
their human rights. So the stage was
now set for the undermining of the
home. _,The daughters of these men,
what became of them? Why, they
be-came the victims of state prostitu-
tion, where the alien _men bore man--
dstesgivin'g them the right to ten
ora dozen young girls, aged 16 to
20, who were of their own choosing.
_H this . war goes on, without I
negotiated peace, this will be a true
picture of what will hep;-en_to our
own country. -We are already far
along in the throes of Russia's agony
-the throes of revolution. Is not
the seizure-oi persons and private
property by the government an in--
dication of this fact? '*-' *.Y:" '."_ I
-The same breed <>r.no.»-'-'1-=.-
making bedutiful speeches in this
country:-promising us vast owering
gardens where all will live as in a
paradise. But these aliens are not
using the same methods with us is
they did in Russia. They cannot take
us over in one night, as they did the
Russians. Their method with us is
to send our American men to the
battleironts of the world, while our
country is being filled up with aliens,
to take us over. Let me quote from
Rep. Clare Hoffman. Millions of our
finest young men are being sent
abroad, while hundreds of thousands.-
of foreigners are coming hero to-re-
plaoe t.hem;_-_to. take"seats_at the
table; to_ sleep_l.n their beds; to
ceive the education, the professional*1
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It has already been planned that
way. Then American women will
know the won-st-the cruelest sexual -
slavery that has'ever been known '-
to the world._ This is not just er. i
idle statement or prediction._ For
many decades it has been planned by-
the World'Planners," and has been
put in .b-old type,- {or those who.
have the desire to .investigal'-e. '
How terrible that women cannot
or vril'L not try to understand the
functions and manipulations oi
money. the sole cause of war. How - _
terrible that they prefer to thinlr
that this war is to preserve freedom
and democracy. _How terrible that
they cannot understand that this
war is being wagcd for one purpose
only and that is for a World Govt,
a World Court and a World'Poli¢-e
-all to uphold and sustain s World
Bank, to be owned and controlled by
the soul-and-body-bloated Itematiou-alBankers.»3'1.'- IQ . .7 ' ;-» '.
" IO innit 1w-nriul-92' whit f|'92_ G101 ll: nan; Slaayas-av -1- -' .._.-.. _._s.- '
are partners in the World Bankn-
the, bank o_{ international sett1e--
ments!. They do business together
as-usual:-They are-the world's Shy- x
locks who demand of humanity ten K
billion pounds of esh. ~ _'1 5.
Oh, if the indilferent, uninformed -
women could only arouse themselves
and get wise as to why their 'sons y
must writhe in agony on me moon-
wrealcing altar of war, they could
not rejoice over gi92_ring,them to such I
a monstrouslcause. ' .-'..__-1- - "as. s_l__z
are two things that the mothérs oil
men can do; They can by their great
force of numbers and their strength -
procure a negotiated peace, and they
can by their knowledge and inuence ,II -a
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:Tune E9, 1944 f
CORRESPONDENCE
' June 16, 19-M
Dear Delegate
Enclosed are the resolutions ad-
opted June 18, 1944 by The National
Vvomen's Peace Conference.
These have been sent to all Sena-
tors and Congressmen and Governors.
We suggest that you augment the
force of this effort by writing your
own Congressmen, telling him that
you were a party to these resolu-
tions, and asking whether or not if
reelected he will pledge himself to
the repeal of Feleral Reserve Act,
as well as enact the other measures
referred to in these resolutions.
Secure as much publicity as pos-
sible for these resolutions, especial-
ly in your local papers, indicating
your personal interest in same.
To you who came, we give our
loving gratitude. Your personal
handclasp meant love and courage
for this work.
To you who were not here in body
we send our equally loving grati-
tude for your spiritual cooperation,
which helped qnake The National
Women's Peace Conference a harm-
onious whole for great accomplish-
ment. Sincerely yours,
i L'yrl Clark Van Hyning.
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' Chicago, Ill.
June 19,
Dear Mr. G.O.P. Delegate:
The ll-"omen's National Peace Con-
vention, June 13, 1944, passed the
following resolution:
Whereas, Governor John Bricker
of Ohio is the onlyeandidate for
the presidency who appears to place
the welfare of our country ahead
of that of all other nations,
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
we will support him as long as ne
adheres to his unequivocal stand on
Nationalism as opposed to interna-tionalism. i '
This should impress you because:
There were 40 states represented.
These delegates are the mothers
of boys who are dying daily for
this country.
The work of implementing the
resolutions will be done by these
women in their own states, by
carrying the gospel of National-
ism from door to door.
These women know and they will
tell itthat Mr. Dewey is sim-
ply a foil ti: insure Mr. Roose-
velt's reelection. The choice oi
Mr. Dewey by you would be a
hoax on the American people,
the same as was committed in
1941 .1.
2.
3.
4.-.5. The Republican party can save _ .- __ . -Milwaukee, Wis.
America only by an announced Dear Madam: ;,'-' J
8?-Mil 011 NBli°n8li8l'l'l- Thank you for the resolution ad-
QQI bye hive been b@t"1¥B¢l 5! opted by t-he convention, snd'yonr
fill" W°1'dl- The P19-""9" °1 till - encouraging letter. First of all I
war want an international Govern- m ,9 I153 1 1"; mung the women
merit: In 5Hl'@l'm1tl°8l P015 f°1'¢B- at the convention. It feels so good
I lHl£l'D8lZl0l'l&l lJB.1'll -illpll I01 by to be |un-Qundgd by Q :1-qup whg
98181!-'13 Am°1l°"l P9°Pl¢- g really understand each other, and
W8 1" "ill"? YO - w¢ I'll? 1, just now, on the subject we are work-
mothers are fighting for our coun- i 5,, '°n_, 1 ,-9,1]; fee] hope ; 1"
l-TY Ind 0"-1' b°Y5, and we are 65% have accomplished something at this
°f l-in "°l»¢~ GIVE Us AN AMER convention. All we have to do: ll
ICAN F03 CANDIDATE i not to let it relax anymore.
1' I have made 20 Sincerely yours, .
Lyrl Clark Van Hyning hm-Om and given
' ' I ' women I came in contact and asked
them for support and to pass it on Decatur, Ill.
MT!» I-Fl C1814! V811 Hlminli i among their friends. Everyone says
it is very good. Just received your report and re- Ii One day this week I came down-
lcopies of the reso-
them away to the
solutions, all of which I can endorse
wholeheartedly Thank you hriyom town and stopped in the office of the
kind expression of sympathy. I am
enclosing another article which you
may use at your discretion or any l
part of it, it does not suit avaii- i"
able space. For some reason, I did
not receive a copy of the last
iiwomenia vmce" containing my ab , break-up of the murder-business.
tacle. It you happen to have an t
extra copy or two lyipg around I 1
should be pleased to have one.
Sin=e_l..¢ve1.d..z:9.t mend lI1e_.:_'*::t=_92
ing, I should like to help ouvwnn
the paper. -Please nd enclosed
check for $5 for paper for myself
and following new names which.I
am adding to your list They are
folks who think and am sure they
will appreciate it Shall try to let
you know when I shall be in city,
but you need not bother about I
meeting. - '
. _ Etta M. RusselLtwo newspapers to inuence them
to write on the women's movement
for Peace; and I will write on our
idea to my Congressman too. There
are some more suggestions I would
bring about, which will lead to I
One is: declare the airplane as
no weapon, for it kills women and
children and destroyes their homes.
soldiers and sailors only.
Food ration must be stopped, there
is no need for rationing of food in
America.
God may give you and all of us
the power to carry on our good work,
so our all effort was not made in
vain and peace may be around the
corner.' mm Schmidt.
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use your. publicstlon and Anything;
-else that you think will give me the
'what is going on behind than scenes; .
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' We, The Mothers: -_~>i_r1 ~T=;~j_
11 Congress of the United States _I
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Dear Mfg. Vin Hyning: ,- 5.. _. '-
' ' Thank you kindly for th'ecopy of
"Womens Voice in which s part of _
my speech was printed. .' , .
I also want.to thank you for hf-E
riting me to speak before your ss-
|-emhIy' in Chicagol 1 must decline
the invitation, however, s1'nce_ the
legislative" schedule if entirelj W4?
im rtsnt for mejto leave. I » p po _ om
sure the'*pe1-manént peace £61-__the
world will 'bee1'1'eci-esd through the,
eorts and inuence! of the rnothers-_
oi 1'nen.' God bless all of you.";"__'.
1 "~ " ~" T*' K Rowe, M.C.'_'
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3'-.~."-'-' msi. 'Womens Politica1"_C"lnb
-Thanks for your invitation to your
oi Mrs. Greer oi West Roxbury.
Your letter did not come until tob
l late. - Had Ilmown about it two weeks
be.foreband~.l could have made -sri
rangements, Please keep in touch
with me concerning your activitiea
Wears doing our best to carry on.
. y-:__, Sincerely yours, ; _ _____¢;__~:~.____-or - ,- . . -Florence Birmingham, Pres.
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..__j rom'Ehe itsliau News Pliiilishinf
Co., Inc, Boston, Mass: In s recent
broadcast, War-Monger Winchell eon-
demned We Mothers, s new peace
organization. What: criminal shout
any human "being, motherrin parti-"
cular, in wanting peace!.. What in
really criminal . is ~t.he decrying ,0! -o_ . " '.-.'. - _PCDCQQ _:_---v_ -. . ..___;. ..;_'_;_".' -" -.. '., ' . _-_.- --Q,_
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My Dear Hrs. Vsn Hyning.~*'? ."
_.Msny t.hsnks~ for your. pron-npt_.
reply. Received your enclosures,
1-e_solu0ns._ _T9_ime they speak out _
with more vim, and rigor than any-_'
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houses in Washington, D._O. I spoke"
to several people who will write our
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fearing {kmerica'n,' to help Goiiernof
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friend, l"- ar 'en¬losin'g" of fewell;i_- -
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1ie's,- and then~ some, 'sgsinst.him.; Ihe truth will oul.,"- e_re long;=- .' "
ii. With my" highest 'regards',"~_
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M heartiest ielicitations on the
tion in Chicago, June 1stn~_ Is ts
K true -that - several of thei invited.
speakers did not sttend,'bot that is
oi c0urse,tp,be-:expected.i1'1-_ these.
days of national etriergencf-_.'_-. _;_
I sincerely approve of the ve.
"Van Hyning, sre to be complimented'_
I aboie. _ My approyement of these en-Y
dorsernents will bg. but _one among-=If"the' 'ma'1i'_f"tfh'ous3'n'd5' mi: '92§H 'pdur El into your headquarters _ from ' the __ M
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grsphed resolutions. ls soon as pos-
'1: "ls. Pleasfpsirdon pencil, not st:_'_', _"
homesnd in great haste._;,' " .*~==§'=.j'.i-F:
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~ CHALLENGE!.j?*r-+1-'
Are the_ Republicans an opposition
w : '-Z"; _ ' J -' ' "._"!i"1-" 1
0r_ are the Republican too, pert"
and-parcel oi the Rosevelt Ignachine,
with the Republican lsbel used to
ooncell sctusl dictatorship and give
the outwsrd sppearance of s two-
psrty system! .1 hf . '. -'
I! the Republican organization is s
distinct snd independent party op-'
posed to Roosevelt: policies that
are ruining our Republic, then why
doesn't the Republican opposition
come out snd T ' ' __ _*.~ _Stop Roosevelt's Wsr.
Stop exporting Americans to light
snd die over there.
Stop importing foreigners to live
and work in security over here.
Stop transfer to foreign netions
of battleship built by Americana for
the defense of America.
_ Stop granting Roosevelt full powers
under Lend-Lease to squander our
Resources sud give svrs; our Country.
Stop interfering in the affairs of
other nations. - _' ~_ .
Stop the policies that are making
enemies for us the world over; "
Stop making, Intemstionsl com-
rnitrocnte, stop proposing eenstltn-
tional amendments till return of the
fighting men. ' '7-Y .» 1
s-we 9292'AR,_ elrtuorship; &rrirs{y._-
STOP ROOSEVELT NOW, by in-
stituting impeachment proceedings.
Article H, Section 4 of the Con-
stitution provides, The President,
Vice-President, and all civil officers
of the United States shall be re-
moved from office on impeachment
of other high crimes and misdemea-I 7- " _ ._,_p p... __
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addressee. ' "
. Lyrl Clsrln Vsn Hyning
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;WOMEN'S NATIONALl" PEACE commence
HAMILTON HOTEL _ "
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My Dear Mrs? Van Hyni_r;g, ;' T7
in view not oi; e_harscter'o£ 'mo:_
tion pictures Ind of the actors I have
decided not tor patronize inoving
pictures for the duration st least.
And since the importance thst_ Hel-
lhesd for the American women re-portarit rnaterlal.dealingw'lth Na-
tional A.{fsirs.I propose to remit
montlj for that -purpose the lmonn.t;;Q._ ii,
thst I_1vo_uld ordinsrilié-."spen_d tor.
mov1'es,; and I hope my lett_-e1-_ m{y_
stimulate similar cooperation" on the
"pan-t'of the entire membership'*of
WE THE MQTHERS."
- You:-s_ for God snd Countirj. ft.-'_
quires they he supplied with all rm?" _ ~:=..~?;.;=.r--:.:~-1-i_s1n.p Lisbeth nor».
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-.,--iv To lose {or a principle is greater than to win by dishonor," and
The Southern Slates are in revolt..'to loin with them_.lor__a_Qof;92-!-- . ' ' .-,-, .1 .
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at their National -Convention;-as Were the Republicans, at their Na-JI
tional Confention, Where Dewey and_Bricker,,were atxienithe Greerfrioni, my ins rniernalionczl Bo"nlr'ers,' such harmony in the oetraycu-or
Constitutional. Government, will, bring iorth a _ Third .Pcr:rtyto_ main-,1ml it ,_,._, we 1'-,,, Q _,|. 1-. ,f.'-_- .-,2. - |- --.1?-_---0-q,- '1: :_;__.:._ .- .. -__92_-.- .- A _
r When Theodore Roosevelt," in 1912. refused to join _ in any ellempl_
to desert principle for expediency, he at once, slctrled the Progressive
yvhi<;l1_wre<.:l=ed the Beptiwlioan Pt:;r1.'y.""-"='.'F'-'-Z*~'-"="-"'- -i'- '"-Y-'."7'»i5 In'l924, Wm. I. Bryan,'was qiven the kiss oi death, and had hls
ireefulness forever destroyed, at the Democratic Convention, when his
brother Charles, was qiven _the Yioe Presidential norninatlon, and ther ;pccrfy sold out. -.4: v» '--4 92_r *1 - -:1-J.;_i-1]" .5. y " -_ - .
I It was the late Bob La Follette, of blessed memory, who mode the
attempt to save the Nation, by running on cr 'i_'hlrd Party ticlcet. ;e- _
the memory of "Old Bob," will always be-dear. 1'?-'* - i-'-4 :-j_+ _' - - If
i It takes a long time for the people to recognize a Saviour, but th0tt_
Ine_wlll surely oome when they realize that both old parties serve -
only the money chmqers, and must tn dri'.en_ from the templs.'._'-.-_ ,-at
E Liberty calls qqginl _-~-1.-.:.~!'-r-.1 :-.-"-" >_- _=._=---r "51""-,_'--.*_-'..*, ~53 y
stttutional Party, at-this tirr1e. _v-rllen mosftlilnlcinq peoplei realize that
the Two Party system is requlatedirom onqheod office, where the-
atnngs are pulled tmcl the people betrayed. -_f;,>;_,_ 1;; ;_-1*.--3 1:-i . -5
Public opiniorr is the foroe_that has overthrown power inthe past-rtand can do it aqa:ln."" The love of moneyls the foot oi all evil. it
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blllng Sum? seems determined to bring thelewish issue into_the _
qressional election. " 7 " "_-:--- "ref-';='" fr?-1-gr."--f_;»; ; it
--. ' In their issue _ol lune. 7th, Charles'I. Anders-oniIr.' t.he regular --
nominee oi the Primary, on the Republican ticket, --was given theypuree. in cr rst page column 'one,'artJ'cle_ "'.§*, .'-_ 5-"*.f .1-_'; .=*-I '
That ever shrinking "Sun," in the April primary tried to defeat this tia1¬ubllca:n"oandiclate_lor Congress the 6th Congressionaldistrlct of ,015. " - -1'.-.
1 The Republicmivoters of the district 'could not be fooled by this.
intemationol propaganda sheet and nominated Anderson lay 2385 votes
over the oanciiciate that was piplced to lose the election to Tom O'Brien;
the Roosevelt rubber stamp._ 9--ti-_ .1? --i~ "5" ;"'----'/-'- -1 -" ris ,
.: =. If-they are bold enouqh to attempt to'mal<e Anti-Semttlsrnj t.he"*
issue, because there are so,-many ilews ,_tn the-_-district, they stir;
I175 FIFICQ frlq munl enrclxr rv-v-92r ll-in I'92.QY92fYTl92I '4-92r their '_ _ -_-my -7-92----r -----evu u-- nun uunavl yu; ulv Layman avg urv I- IJJO .'.-9., "_-?-.. 1"-' I.: - > .-.---- --- 2'--l---.,» -1-v-..,-. , ..., -_i»1_:. ' ..... _"' 7 ff "viii '
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l- -- '- I Ferndale, Michigan 0! :_'f~'~l am anold woman 68 yearn old;
Senator Homer Ferguson; -__-' U". j_;, -;_1vave _lived through mnnyfcritic-nl'_Washington, D; C., U. S. l't1'mes,but I have nevlernz-engatl1erecl_ .
i Bear Senator: I hm writing you together so many different group's of
in tell you that I think Michigan ' people with the unity of purpose 0Qpeople should be proud of the men ' - this gathering from-ill over-thel
who represent I-hem. ».- ..--;-.--. =13. - usj;-."-'1'" '._~' 'r131"?'* __?; =";"'="*-'2
I lm pleased that you have the _
courage to uncover graft; where ever l_ l>elieve' inspired and will go dow'n_-_._
You nd fl. It is 1 privilege to rep-" , In history in the-class with the de-;_-' The Resolutions they pgssedlveri
resent n It-ate like Michigan in_ claration of independonog and» the-_ -?!";'92";v~:1_¬.5Chaplaln Buckeye Post174.
bill of rights. .-;;-. .'¢._- 5» .-=_-.?_ -:3
1.-.Tl:ese Christian Hotherfof suffer-Ifing men and women are praying
-_ Gorlfor peace for the whole world;The lvlothers, Mobilize for America, I believe the prayers of these sor-Z l
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~ I attended an n delegate n-Peace 1
Plans Convention held in Chicago,
June 12 and 13; called by the 'We,_'l
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L_uc§'$' rumor i_onL!<_ 51 s
-.-2- .-; DISGUSTS i - 1;__ Clare Booth Ln$e}_Iyapplng gt. 't.hé"_.____'J'
heels
the shackles"0n'_' the limbs and '
plat]:
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duce. .w»mr-we-._.;-. - - ;..~- .
_jIn_ t-rue Bourbon fashion; glue the1'-',_'_' __' --
trically _proclatmed_ fYou;m-eat mud _,;_ -- _
of your effort and live merrilfl1
bf progress, tries to feaolder '-
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the néiles _or1_,t_§ie eye; of rmer-_ F;
and die_ sndrc,-ll ,eat., the -. _
on your shed blood.".- .3-2..." " "'."T#~' .'
that
HOWh _ - ,
condemn youth t.o_,dle for _fhen1."_f, '3'"_-_. . ,~~-.~- . *.,- -- " i-.. _-_.,_,='.-fe . rn women have noneed for f Hod
such hist'rionics." They know _trut.h--'_-, _ 1't J 92. e money interests periodically ' " '
generously she throws_away__,., ..
American youth. Americdn boy: ~
want.
'Iokio. _ No; matterhome
beau
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have
G.O.P
lwnkened American women with incl: _1,'_._'_-'=_;E
an antique,__e_ven though she weanI-me tyre-1?. ,_-._ -. '- 3. fr" .__r
-,,_W_omen_can'_no_ longer: be rconforni-~,-M.___._ ;ed with"i gold star ands lot oI,_'_'_'_§_j_ -
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£0 b1ow_why_tl1ei{ boys dieéwhyahandful 01" big shots can j|>:ltJnge""l1t92l:l3_"_':_"""
li of peace-lovling people into war.! -_-._ - 5-
th: world is plundered and laid _?_-._7-'-*'
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N0, ou_ _ _
the forward looking women who ___~to _come lion-|e' via. Berlin and I
if none come _~-_+_
fyet they fw1"lI have made the-"C6,";--11%
geste for the _!o_liclicgtion 0! ,1 .15 *
pm:-ers-avid men and back-" T_lf
thinking :'CLm£LIi:_tif___l.l:tE Clare 5" '1
sentimental words my want," '
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1 '1c6;;"r;t;;;;iij '3" ' :1;-2' die; 5,
throwl; off the blindiold. If 5".-";
leaders think they can satiety
dress, they need think agaimf '° "'"A:-_I.i . - i i i l,_ --5. ,l;_§. " ?-"P.
to .- . ._ if 7*- T r ~'.
Almighty God. -'_.__". ,5 ,,_-_§'.-F. Q1 '.-1,. -';'.;4jg£-linenr #111. ' - - _ ' - ~-..92-M pawn urn! 92I'ltr.AnvI92 int! t 4. .vvu 54'» vb vvI~r92Ivo-I-I u----1 .___ _ -. iunderstanding in my earnest prayer.-.~ -._§ El!
We,
,1 Greeting: to the: delegates of,Y
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your. - -<
':Peacq Convention_..'._ oping '-l
organisation grow: "by leaps and .
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ve.ry'ntnte of the 48 atntesin the
near futurei" We must. lm ""-
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Ha; God Bless you injtlli t1!1d¢1"l-F 1'4: ..-an-I
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1'>92=_I,92;n Rg_guh_iicgi_tJio genome; Costello in the summer or 1949,";'¢ prots tod_ay__]]e !;elievedALlpsk;' told the opening session of' h= Senate committee's largest-! II] I'll n§g,_ln_1 9' caring to date. _ .|1 I Iocral-is candiqa_t_e__@r A packed room and hundreds gwoi thousands of television [Tami
The e i heard and saw his testimony. 3Irle -i lrv Ir ' Q15 ighlights In the first
-Jill s -t --"=-- '--.tt!a}": gator: .nc.u..e..: 1
trotting track oiliclal that he paid I
..!£_.
t_n.LQ the Re u I Testimony by a Long Islam}
he Senate Crime Con-uniitee"»Costciio $60000 over tour years l
named Costello as head of aito id the track of bookmakers 1'. ill crime syndicate. Coetell ._Th¢ - L-~' __dented It. _ rickson and under - ,- _.-lig-D 1 k d this ' 1Did you believe it was neccs-' cr o on s to an ,-at was =1 ' wyer oo e on proposa iI |¢ Q; amen hacking ;n- _"" ' '* |- - ias "quite a contract and recalled
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I"R selection oi a titiditlil.c"':l3ld their a is might-My was asked. MIE Eli e committee VOled|.'
t did that," the witness replied. l-0 I51! the Senate to cite Erickson.
- at; why I went to him." for contempt for his _rclusaL
lhe Democratic mayoralty plum! Oi his visit with Sherman to
< danciing at the time because'C°51""°- I-iP$k!' said he P°1'501'l-1ror Williasas-0'Dwyer had said my, " "5 M D°"1°¢1'i¢ "°11'92l':mum Mt. run "am He nation tor mayor of Franwaylg,
g"; hi; min,-|_ hm,-¢W_.r_ um then re commissioner. _- reelected Alew months later "1 Lil"-was said Costello tolda
-"8ll@4 become |Ambassa- 'M[_"_ pto Mexico. ,'/ l- ¢"Im'lIl1cd o harlie=57' ? I-aid |rvin""' Fherma5,'§u-Li-Zia _ .m he [54 | P , O , ow Silver was identied lo the com-l' done so much Io: Mayor $ ec:ed _ with the'!,ly¢f_" mcrltlil WOO fl C_rise witness said he learned that The witne. said he Pas
-mu raised funds for ODwy- 'D"'Y"'5 G $511"! In 1946 to try[I45 campaign and that *0 I8! lo to join in a 2&1:
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1*-ill" Was eternally grate i°[_ l llidiflhlp of Tam sly!.» *--~- ~ 3_,.---_ J-
Holt,-All-r Manhattan Democratic
organlz.ationa purge hgpjgjp
suggested by Mrs. Franklin D.sevelt, sonnet-'rll-st Lady. !
Lipslsy said he got together with
Costello. Clarence l-l.-"Neal "and .
former Judge Francis X.-Mancuso, 92
at the Copacabana. a night club.
The trio spurned the purse sug-1
gestion and Lipsicy quoted
OfDwyer as saying: , -_ 3
Ali right. we'll starve then:
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ln the 194:! campaign, Lipslzy
said 0'Dwyer told him: -
I had an unusual experience
today. Mrs. Roosevelt called at
the Commodore and toldlne I
she thought I would be agreaterj
man it I cleaned out Talnmanyi
that even Mrs. Roosevelt's hus-
band, the late President. couldn't
do it. Lipsky said.
But-after O'DwYer|l9%5, !.-lpslty said he was told to
i see the boys and sive them It
message that he wanted them to~
luppllllt. the leader at TammanyHall. 1
, Lipslry said he reluctantly de I
the date with Costello and heW ot ers rat the Copacabana. ,-
i he reluctant witness Eric on
ion headed a $12,500,000-r ar
'bo making empire. 1-le now iso
tools oice in
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serving two years in city prison'l_ -
for hooirmalsing. He fought un-it92successiuily in the courts againstl
dnnls-Joe A. to e ondet-world was named by thel
tcommlttee as a big shot in organ-ized crime in America. ifAnother witness. a golf playing 1
pal of Costello, testified he paid-the gambler $60,000 to rid a Long]
Island harness racing track oi:
bookmakers.
' It took Costello just two days;
to do the job, although he drew:
$15,666 a year for tour ycars.;
added the witness. George Mor-j
ton--Levy, general counsel oliRoosevelt Raceway. . 'F Levy insisted to the committeeH that payments to Costello did not
indicate the gambler had any
;"hidden or secret ownership" oithe raceway. '
Also on the payroll of the track,
' Levy told the Senate crime prob-
era, was Jamefwataon, a ann-[n-
1 law ot bookie Erickson. '
tevy. his face ruddy and his
eyes occasionally blinking into a
battery of television cameras. wasthe rst witness as the Senate
committee opened its biggest hen-.
tnga yet in New'York City.
During Levy: testimony. onecommittee member, Senator Tnb-H--Hal called "Iarltasile"_h%
.story about Costello gum.-
,_. ."1_ '¬§¢_"E}!I_lfig appearing at the hessgng. H _ ; -j' " 1 4 ,s_-,'i_
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laitlaee lllI¬l'l- - -Ia-lekaog ha-weft under loud;Inn the ,Saty_ egllenuary, ea.like:-I ialan . tea on hand earls.-
lie had llll-Liltllf nothing to say?
l0 newanaen. I
'5e¥I.1_=?' Lites léeieuver, l-a_li,l
quiet. Dlloeratlo Senator {tom
Teameaaea and chairman oi the
committee. opened the hearing: at
10:10 a. In. They are expected to]
'ponl.lnue about 10 daya. _
n The eounittee cannot puniah
anyone. It la looking lor llaka
between the underworld and poli-
tlee and ean recommend to theSenate eueh legislation at" it!thioka Illlht he ot value. In
Five TV stations carried all or
part of the hearings to an eati-
mated 2,250,000 boroea or uwlernan
in the New York _area. Washing-
ton also was counted in by CBS. '
Levy testied he and Costello
were Irienda for 25 or 30 years, 92
that he occasionally dld legal work
Ior Costello and that they were
oiling pu-inera._ .
In 1045. Lev! went on, the late
llew York harneaa racing ¢omm1a- W
ner Benjamin Dmlmey told him
*~--alt at it:-'..v.:.-y,*Y., was infested with bookies-
added: .
ii you dont atop it. 1'11 kc
your license away. - 92
Leavy recalled telling Do ey:
I know a_ min who has In-
uence. with llmbierl. l'll see;
himandaeelileangethimf i
K That man, Levy testified, val
,Coatello. whom he talked to a
day or two later. '
Did Costello ever teii you him
business?" Levy was asked at one
point. .
i I don't think I ever asked. the _92
vitae: replied.
Alkl why he picked Costello,over Erickson to clean out bookieejat the track, Levy replied: - '
- "Erickson would have about as
Jnueh inuences you. 71[L Levy laid he bad known Erick-
-mon for years. too. and-that the
Q2"!!! imprisoned bookie o£teo:92Fplayod loll with him and Costello.!
Two dayl liter he talked to
Costello, Levi gm. the hookiea{vanished tron: the Weatbury track,"where thousands of Iana collected:
nlghtlydurini the aumineaf months
tohetontihe honea.~"'-" 2,1! -o".I.o what do you attribute Cor-
etel1o'a ability M get rid oi book-»;
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Redclieisepessageinalettertoanadmirer:
Before I leave this oollege-there won't he e French Club, a. German
Club, e Spanish Club, etc. There will he an international club. And
huteadofnsrrowlittlediquesthsteathemselvesSocialistchibs,etc.,
there will be 1 big duh spreading itself out. Not studying the workers
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against class was never realized. Instead, she eontented herself
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the author writes '
'1 om greatly interested In what
ymuredolrmtortthemuchnooded
work. aid Mrs. Roosevelt when ah!
met with the students nod rtl roam"
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tendered her at Chattanoolvs non
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and mum; that none rm
ended not only Ill the nest
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mm ring fence. ililt Since
no land. no part and parcel _
-man ernsvlre. has ever 11-sen.
ngth Ind opulence, ' except
|.i.lnllll nrtilicinl IIldti8U7 his l
to counteract us, tendon-,
sture. --De Quincy, Essly
Zaesars. introduction. per. I.
zspocted the bond of ml-ti.
wt for sacs in absolute se-,
ihe could surfer only by the
Providence. Ind so ion: no,inucd who Borne. {or
ition. she only ct "ell the.
Jen has Icared no mortal
-Ibld. fill. .
rig last l.iIlCii'iI whit
we great monsrchies I oh
v, it was the only one which
in pertection the idea. ol_J
ill, L e.. In only power. be-i
ti; coincident with the civil- l
rid. The bottle oi Acttum
Jwcd 51 ti!-8 nll conquest oi
rst conquest rounded and
ed,the glorious empire. It was;
cuiar as _3'~d*_leld-orblcularxdisk 0;} planctfihe treatsrg W now locked into the
. of srsnue by its inst key A
-rum that day forward tor
rrndrcd years. there was llfi
the world; no rnutterin: was i
no eye winked beneath
'inds of hostility mrzm still ii
Lnirrvals; but it was on the
cl the mighty empire; it was
cam-like distanct; and like
-ms that bent. against 841115!
mtnl castle. and at the doors
adows seemed to csil,, they
rritated and vivied tne
' security, than at all dlstim-r
lxurious lull."-Ibld. Phllo-to-'
Rmnln History. P111 1.3.
was the grand immensity oi.
rid-wide empire of the Ro-I
This U thnt empire which
11¢ earth what Jesus Christ
rn. and never in the history
kind hits 3 sl-I131: mm eter-'
ucn enormous power es did
Auzilstus; who st that timt
II! her u-one. The omnipres-
rd omnipotence ct the Geese:. 18-»
rm been ¢'l'r-Dhlcel-17 dewribedi
h.lstorilmGbbon:-
.enrII-rg or theonunsniled
rid, bad when that emblre tell
18_liADd.80flImi1lD¢'i'IOI1.lllOIt German; will properly dlstrlbllle
the food Illllvllcl available in Hlrope,
there will be no Itlrvatlon on
continent urn wmi¢r;'¢vlq'en's¢ re-N
tented by the Iinllisii reveals. The.
mi um Hitler ins thereserves to
ms both on-mun and the conquer-I
94 I1lFi°~F1l.."!-B bfqilzht .011" 111 llanswer to_dernsnds_by I_onner_
dentperbert goover ll_1_d_ot_.hers in
the United States that food be sent
famine in Europe. . _ ..92
through the British blockade to avert
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000-000 tons of toodstus to odd to
the 218,000,000 usually produce-d._
Granting that -scrlculture suerod
If-12-n laborer! were lnobillzed tor
1-.-or it is believed that Europe still
has enpugh food providing Hitler
will allow its i'l.i.r distribution In-
stead othoordini it to feed no sol-T
stock slaughtered in the Low onus-I
tries, would, furnish mourn lood ror
Europe. - ., __
The Bullish admit that the winter
will brinz suilerinz to thousands or
cit-ilians.~But they reason that Hit-
ler made himself responsible for
ihesg people wharf he conquered
U-.ern. England crumot relax. the
blockade, for such an action would
immeasurably strengthen the enemy.
Much oi the continental food sup-
ply goes into G-crmsn war production.
It is estimated that s million tons oi
potatoes have been ._u.sed to produce
fuel alcohol. milk is being used for
uaszln, end fats go into the produc-
ticnlgf gnrcerine snd nitno-clycerine.
; Most bi Hitler'r. conquests Welt:
lrldelldc-r the name of "protec-
fuon". Yet Holland was looted or 90
filer cent of its butter reserves in s
week. Denmark's pigs and poultry
urc being s1n1i8htcred.'ci.nncd_ and
sent to Germs-ny. Norway: entire
catch of sh is reported seized, while
Belgian farmers received notice that
.4 lane lwrccntsge of [rain and live-
stock would be taken over for the
. Octsviul, the sii-power-iui triumvers.
,'rher-atom it was s high Roman ot-
ticinl. bl-cbcd by ell the power of the
Roman ststc. who tried to take me
life oi Clrist in inmncy."B92II ti:
pl0tloi]ed.- ~i ~- -*
am. ems was not to be halted
lb! this. Es lever rested until Pilate.
ijs Rm!lnn_Ifrerl1or, sentenced Christ
,to death; til Roman soldierr. nailedW-iarneesafe-and drearyEurope normally imports: only 10,-
diers. It is pounce out um the unis.
boast or g 7,000,000-ton wheat re-I
serve. and that this. plus the iive'
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yielded 1.000.009 or snore
t-snsollood tor'i.hel8n:siariny.}'
Hitler sppsrsntkr openly sdinlto
that he is lookin¢__out_!or hnnsetr
list °92!¢...l92.m1°1Z"$ §Y¢.
per recently sskcd whe_the_;-__tli_¢ R1;-3
1.=h "1?l11-Y lmic Ill 01.13""!-1'!
food I11vp1l'::;- -which are indeed greet,
are destined to feed _tl_1c_fr'iends or
Fifllllliind W. "1-*."=¥%"..'1'111I ¢*P"#
time continual el:92.mor_u- or the Hui
propaganda -mschirn that all the
conquered nations now hnto
lend and hope the Dnpjre is destroy-
In.tbehceofthese£nci4.ltseems
extremely unlikely thnt any plan to
snip -food to Europe. as suggested by
Mr. Hoover, would prove acceptable
to Ens]-and. The alternative Ill-lies-
tlonismadeistmaisnduidthq
United States get together on 0 ill-llr
to shin 111180 reserves to the econ?
ru-nt es soon as the war is nished.
Admittedly Hitler's pledged-_mro
canliot be trusted. The record proves
this. mus any piantoshipfoodm
the strenzth ol his promise not to
coniiscste any oi it tor his own ulc
is obviously not scocptable to the
British. And. in the opinion oi some,
such s policy would be national sui-
cide for the United Btiitel. It is
Minted out that the blockade B the
One weapon that is producin: rest
ocnsive results against Germany,
and is the neat hops or brinainr;
eventual victory for England.
An? action that would weaken
Enslsnd before the United states sets
its defensive house in order k court-
ing disaster. -_ ' '
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eether, nith the Lord". Do tour
patriotic duty! Join '_the Penn; 1'
lice-I club. Special envelope lur-f, L
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cord I no oczreooo W.-L '"°"°'°°'atomprahended not only all the great
cities o_I_ the r ent world. mt lo
perfectly did lo! the garden ofthe 1_vor1d ln every climate, and I-x
every mode cf nltural wealth. lth-
in her own rim fence. int since
theterano land,noperte'ndpurél
of thie Roman e'.mpi.re, hen ever mm-
lnto strength and opulence. ' except
where unualial artificial industry nu
availed to coiniiei-not the
ctes of nature. -De Quincy, boy
on the Olceera,-introduction, DB1. I.
"As respected the hand oi ml-n.
Rome slept for ages in ebeolute ee-
c::."lt;. She -could =".:.'!e:' %'"!-'5' -3:
wrutb oi Providence. Ind lo long no
she continued to-be Rome. tor motrr
ygeneratih." she only of Ill the
mono:-cine: has feared no mortal
he-nd."Ibid, per. 9. 1
Comlnl Int omen: that ore
zellod the great monerchies-' oi
prophecy. lt nu the only one which
realized in perfection the idea of
monercl-lie. l. e.. on only power,
inn ntrlctb coincident with the civil-
ized world. The bottle of Actlurn
was followed by the nal cnquest oi.
llgypt. That conquest roiinded end'
Entegrutugthe llorioue empire. It -was
I92l92I pin-1-altar an 0-..n.I-nip!!! 4c+92!nrvIar- B .-u - u. =the food WPPIIPI nulls
1 there Ill! lie no ltl
O01-ltllltllt one wmtei-;_»;oent_ed by-.=et
{act thdt Hitler bod ti
feed both_Germeny mq
9*! I--5.?-loll Wm!
to-Ire: to_demltnd.l_by_..
Yd=nt._Hé'b¢1tt.89<>v¢t I
the United States the:
i|"1f|T|iji'tt the Britiih bio:
lfomlne in Illfq. .
Accordlnl to Briti
nu-op; normally tmpo;
000-000 tons of foodstu
£53 2q£e_r"92n'g3_9_g um--11
Granting that lll-7|-Ill
lllin Ill-bolero" were I
1'-'l-1' it II believed t-hit
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his desk rather than retire.
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information.
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ago-.--- , Even though Ws.__Elea Mlt and Khrushchev havenominated Senator mbert Eunphr for President, his associates onapitol Hill say he will first nave to inn the Beioctic rgsimticn.
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to your memorandum of fanuary 23,
to whic is attached a coo foa letter fessedto llrsfoosevelt by n, together with '
a copy of a note addresse o the Attorne Generalby Mrs. Roosevelt transmitting Q! lgl_:i;g1',_ "
It is suggested that the original letter from
Hrs. Roosevelt and its enclosures be transmitted
by you to this office for preparation or reply, in
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~ The situation 1n Ileephie continues so tenee, I an a.~;ein appealing to you
to see if something cannot be done through the I. B. I. in Isehington to relieve it.
The information I me giving you is taken from letters from C10 representatives
stationed in lemohis and is mrs complete than argything that I have yet sent 101!
or the Department or Juetioe. ' ~ _
a O! §;e_q,be;!-,{1>; 'i,1iieLf.;otton, leg:-o egolq1gg_.Q£_7_e!!;Q}-I%1;le J;-e_n_e;ggmtiog gg. bug. no.7 _ ~
Sane aoothe ago Cotton hired an attorney to aid hie in seourine
Ia s e inet iarnertfemble Company. Ute in September hie ooseon lee back ge gs
-rife, fforine Canada, %8 ave.-7 street,-fphii, and hie iiiter, iddie ionei, .
578 Varble Street, vent to the Inland '-bet:»en's Union office and reported
to V. I. Henderson, union agent, that Cotton had left hone about five o'clock -
on mu:-edey, September 12 and not been heard free since. » . aQaes
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The reoort froe other eouroee is that cotton bad been aeked to ooze
to Iarner-'Pamble'e dock that aoming for a 'eonie:-once." .- .1
In a letter from Ileuphis dated December 15, it ie stated that a umber .
at leg:-o deck hende on the eteeeer J. 3. ileifiz, eho bed. Eillie Cotton, aid
that on the steeaer's last trip out of Ieaphie they "an s fleeting body dressed
in clothing similar to clothes eorn by Cotton. The mate of the eteamer ans
notified but refused to loeer a boat to investigate or turn beck to port.
e iaaei-feeble Gouepeny nae a poet uneavory reputation for disappearance
of troublesome employees. I. R. Bender-eon, Ienphis agent of Inland Poet:nen's
Union, tells me that in the last tee yeare acme nine or ten of ite employees, lost
oi then Negroes, have disappeared. _ - - - __ r r _ , ..
Henderson told ae about the attempted aurder bu teo aenbere 0! the Warner-
hnbls tire and teo policemen of e Negro named Thoma nouns, in lay 193?. IatkinsH-I Preeident oi an A. I. of L. 'LOngeh0remen'l local. Iatkine aamgsdjo break the -_,_;
- Clair: on his eriste and seie-to safety, though atthe tine it Ias thopmt he res '
dxosned in the ! !.!!".!e * *
I. A. Copeland, Tri-State Pditor of the Iembhis Press-Scimitar, told ss- 7,
ihsn I saw hiss in Ilenphis hat October that he believed this report about Watkins
ieffieient for eourt proce&ure." ;-- P-'*-?-_-"fY - - - - - .- "' * _ .
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Owners of the Yamer-Tanble Company are said to have gotten their start
in prohibition days aanofacturing corn liquor and bought a few saall tugs to trans-
port mm» liquor into venous-. Later they .=u.c to their ewivewt and ms havearvsral boste operating legally. -- ' "
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One other clue connected rith Oottozs disappearance is reported to as
as follows; c
C. C. Colo, "ax-shall of Fest Memphis, Arkansas, Has the subject of a
Grand Jury investigation lest eumer. Fe was accused of collecting illegal
forfeite and other similar acte." The afternoon before Cotton disappeared 113'.
Culp "drove aboard the In-non-Terainal and conferred with Russell far-ner and
Hansen ramble. Hhen Vr. Culp left he eras followed by Henson Yanble in his ear
across the riser. iossell -Iarner immediately left the terminal in a small speed
boat and net the other two a few feet north of the Harman Highway "ridge, on the
lrkansss side oi the Iissiseippi River. It should be noted that the approach to
the Fridge is several Iilee long and the place these aen set is aerely a trail
and only used by a tel aotorists fishing to par: without the public seeing then.
' I3 inforaant believes that Cotton was carried acroes the River and
disposed of by weighting his body and throwing it in. This is believed to be
the accepted rorsula for getting rid of troublesome enployeee.
we L: highs! lléliaali _!2z!*1!1¢@-v1¢@=1¢~nte @f..In&e:ae§1_¢ooL1e2a
sh==rv1=e11'1eJ~=>_¢@1eeet:@2.t-_K¢at'a¢§ W1 Co...
~ - - The report to seen this case is as followes Iilliane was discharged
by the Iest Kentucky Coal company acre than a year ago for union activity.
Charges were presented to the labor Board by the Longehoremews Union. Sonetina
last manner the Labor Board ordered the Company to post notices that the Union
had the right to represent the workers, etc. is the company tailed to post the
not-ices. et the proper tiee, !.illi.n_-_e ace eotiee in bringing fznie iailure to the
attention of John R. Smith, Labor bard representative {rm the Atlanta dfios.
- The followinz seek Villians sas picked In at his hose on Texas Street
sing police sq: ad car and taken to the police station. lbs sergeant
said to Iilliane you are a troublenaker and the best thing for you
to catch a cotton picking truck and go to Arlrancaa and not be caught
treats of Iempbis again. tollowing this, lillians disappeared and -
vs in Ho-<=aa:' or Booabor. mi: case i: ncnticncd r..=~.'cl: cc a tr; o!
intimidation that is carried on by police and one which involves defiance of
the Iational Labor Relations lot.
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active on behalf of Iilkie. Iiiemaugh Iae eoheduled to be a vitneee at Labor
Iherd hen-inge eet for Ioveaber 6 and '7. on Ioeenb-er 5 Rineugh, hie vile,
and Lendledy were an-eeted and held in Jeil for about three hcure, charged -
21¢ !1_fth col!-_z92. ectieitieh 51.1".-augh ed hi: 21!: : it-ct of H
and Hiueugh ie an ex-service nan.
It no only u-ocgb preeeure b1l'0921gh|- to beer by the Labor Foard
rep:-eeentetiee that the Hieeeughe were releeeed. . . ."
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Legion end eter! eurgeon et the hptiet Iemoriel Hoepital, lent Bender-eon a
eeeeage to the effect that he eould get hie neck broken if be did not get out '
of the C10 "while the going no poeeihle Dr. Dudley: eeeeege also eteted .
thet the American Legion tee opposed to the C10 and thet the police would be
to eiean it out of ieltphie after Jenuery firete t
The various attecke on George Base, 1-epceeentetive of the - . 92 .Illited Rubber Ia-tore organising in he Pireetone Pleat at Ieephie, and l
the teilure of police to gee hie pectect-ice, hee been rerprh-ed. "-..c£c:'ci
Recently, juat prior to a labor Board election et the Iireetone Plant, I
Inderetend that police ottioere circulated oonetently around the home oi
the eorkere for the pm-poee of intimidating the C10 lenbetee 7
It ie the opinion of everyone ith ehoe T taiked in Ieephie that
the local FBI end the U. 3. Diet:-iot Attorney are ooqletely under Greepve
domination end will do nothing to protect O10 IIp1"O8enH.t1TOle Ie atill hope
that the Deperteent of Juetice will have an inveetigetion nede by pereone
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nl Attention: Hr. Alexander Holtnff
J5 I an ironenting herewith a eopy of a let-I ier addreeaed to on-3 Rooeeveli under date ;f January1 9, 1941, by Luci; }I$1_@§oa of the tongreea o Ina-trial Organizations, of Atlanta, eorgta, together with- 1/ a copy of a note addreeoed to the Attorney General.. - under date of January 14,1941, lg I-"re. Roosevelt-
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r .nee» , /,9/t_, B11fi1e#62-R3318! _ , J . , .--92 ' /qr./ For the Bureau s informtion, GERALD L. K. SSMITH spoke before an1/ sndienee st Convention Hall, Tulsa, Gklshosws, on the night oi Getoher 23,
- 1950, under the s n Nationalist Crusade. This meeting
- was covered byym i furnished t e o ng repor, ./ "Smith opened. his address by pointing out that he was not connected
t with any political party, but was under sponsorship of the Christian
it nationalist Crusajde./In these opening remarks he mentioned that hehad Dr. Claude gyniu, Pastor of the First Christian Church, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, as his'guest at dinner Sunday night. He also asked that
those who opposed him behave themselves and they would not have any
trouble. However, if they acted otherwise they would be helped from the auditorium.
"Smith began his address by declaring Americans were unable to under-
stand the oriental intrigue that is being conducted by Marxists through-out the world. He said in the United States the greatest danger lies in Kthe professors and teachers who are being produced at Harvard, Columbia, J./19!and Cnica.go Universities to children. F
The first blast at a personality was leveled at Eddiokagtor who performed 'at Convention-Hall, Sunday, October 22, 1950, the night before Smith spoke.You thought you were coming to hear a comedian, but actually you came 1,.
hear the most shrewd Pro-Marxist in the United states. ' He cited his F? 3'
Smith's! investigation into Hollywood, declaring, Motion pictures, radioff '
and TV are packed with Communists and fellow-travelers. ' Smith outlinedhow Cantor is linked with the Communist movement; how Cantor was at the
home of C'narl/i,te'{-G'ndp1in in 19115 when s. letter was written and cabled to Liv J
Joseph Stalin. He said the letter stated that the time the United States "ML recognized the U.S.S.R. was the rst step to new horizons for the w ld.1 J Smi _ d this cahlegram was signed by Chaplin, Cantor, 0li 1md,D Jo ield, Ritagdiworth, oreeglweiis, 8-1'15. several other 1e ng Holly-
wood figures. Smi named seventeen in all. The average American Just
can't keep up with the city slickring game oi the Marxists, he commented.
t,.- 5 Smith then nnde his rst reference to the local newspapers, namely, The"F I}ulsa iiorld and The Tulsa Tribune. He said neither paper had the courage
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to print his statements. Do you know, he said, that 99$
of the whites in Tulsa do not want negroes mixing with whites in
schools? ' He then said he was not making anti-Semitic remarks,
but said, I don't want a bunch of Zionists to rule the country or
Americans to lose racial self-respect. '92| "He turned again to Hollywood, telling of a picket line that was led by Santor and Edwsrdobinson when he was scheduled to speak in
a High School Auditorium. He said the picket line, which he called
a lynch mob, contained 20,000 Communists or sympathizers. He said
this proved Robinson and Cantor are in the orbit of Stalin propaganda.
He then turned to his wife who was on the stage and asked, Who was
the little wheezy fellow who received a medal fr the Young Communist
League in the mid-1911-0's when he declared he w going to run me Smith!
out of the country? ' He was referring to Fr inatra whom Smith said
received the medal as Young Man of the Year. '
"Smith then began his discourse on the Roosevelt Treason, but first he
mentioned his recent trip to San Francisco where he learned that little
school children had to wear tags : order that they might be identified
in the event of an atom bombing; Smith then declared that his enemieswere popular, naming Waltatefinchell, Olivia DeHaviland, Frank Sinatra and
others. He then intima men like himself were unpopular, and in the
' same vein mentioned United States Senator Joseph McCarthy. He then said
he was going to give a birdseye view of several events. He began out-
limng the connection bet-seen F,-ngland's Socialism all Comumism. Dis-
cussing the European situation he said, France, Italy and Germany are
strongholds of Communism. ' He said the British economic leaders were
students of Harold Laski, British Socialist Leader who died recently.
He said Laski was a bosom buddy oi Marxism. He continued by saying
America was closely linked with the Socialistic-ommunistic movement
since Felix Frankfurter, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, was a Jew and Marxist
advocate. He said the Justice and any President who allowed him to sit
on the bench should be impeached. _
"Smith declared FDR as a viJ.'l.ia.n, explaining why he continued to pick on
a. man that was dead, His ghosts are running for office across the
nation, Smith laughed. Any person with a mature mind, a student of
history who has studied his history, and who says FDR was honest, hasn't
caught up on his studies, th said.
"He then began his discourse on Eleanor/laevelt. The only good thing
I can say about Eleanor is that she gave her old gold teeth to the Elks
Lodge, ' Smith said. She has done more to hurt the United States than
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all the Communists in the nation, because she has invaded the
sanctuary of the white family. He then linked Eleanor with
Pau_J}'Robeson, the negro singer and admitted Communist. She is a
had old girl, he added. Be said Eleanor has repeatedly entertain-ed Communists at the Uhite House. U X
Smith then turned to the United Nations, declaring this cozmtry
needs no new flag. He was referring to the raising of a United
Kations flag the following day over the Tulsa County Courthouse.!
He said, Stalin owns a portion of that flag, and I want no part of
the flag as long as Stalin is a member of the United Nations. '
"He made his first statement in regard to the Roosevelt Treason by de-
claring that Henry Morgenthau, former Secretary of the Treasury, gave
the Russians original plates oi U.S. Currency in order that the
Russians might print U.S. Currency. He said this was done at
Roosevelt's comand. These plates, ' he said, produced $l2,000,000,000
of U.S. Currency. Jew money traders obtained this money and came to
the United States buying the syndicates. '
"In a seconds phase of the Roosevelt Treason, Smith referred to the re-
fusal of the United States to give Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek what
Smith said was enough munitions to arm 1,000 men at the close of World
Her II. He said the United States also refused to give Chiang Kai-Shek
munitions captured from Germany. He intimated Chiang Kai-Shek would
have fought the Reds in Korea with the guns and equipment we refused
him, but gave to the Russians. General George Marshall, former Secretary
of State, he said was a well-trained Roosevelt aide, who commented, I
Just disarmed 29 Chinese divisions by refusing to hand Chiang Kai-Shek
those weapons when I signed the measure refusing the mnitions. ' In
the same vein Smith said Marshall, at Roosevelt's orders, stopped a
convoy of weapons being sent to Chins. and ordered the weapons dumped in
the ocean. He declared a youth came to him at a recent meeting and said
he helped push one of those $200,000 tanks into the water.
"The third phase of the Roosevelt Treason, Smith said, was the Ialta. Con-
ference; to which Chiang Kai-Shek was not invited. this instance theformer President took with him a super-expert, 1s_s, to advise him
on the Far East. At this meeting Roosevelt agr £ give Stalin the
Orient. He added this decision was made with the advice of Hiss, whom
Smith tagged the lumber One Traitor of American History, because he
gave secret Government information to the Reds. He then diverted some-
what from his thesis oi the Roosevelt Treason to mention that 1» Burt
Thcmas, Utah Senator and head of the Senate Military Affairs Committee
was Master of Ceremonies at the Communist dinner at which funds were raised
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his present trip would lead to the better understanding of
the United States in other countries of the world and that
he is truthful when he says that he would like to see the
beginning of nutual diearlanent.
However, his uorde could he more convincing Lt
the Adninistnation had already organized a group for the
study of the may disarnanent could be carried out in the
Fnited Etateo. ne of the questions which should be asked
of the President ie,what has been done in order to prepare
the American economy for a changing over from the ornament
prograni. _ _
The second question which should be asked is
uhether it is true or not that the President plane to reduce
the cultivated farmlands in the United States. Hang people
go to bed every dag hungry. "This is enough," writes
Hrs. RO0SFV§LT in conclusion, in order to begin thinking in
a new may not only aomte nmrmjnrpwblsoin sic confronting our
country, but also about the econonic problem."
: The editorial comments: "Mrs. IUOSEFFLT does not
mention that the queetionsaf the softening of international
tension, of improvement of relations between the ;8.A. and
the Soviet Union and People's dhina are closely connected
with the question of disarmament, and that a normalisation
of international trade is one of the cost iportant tools
for realization of tncneitional measures for the rebuilding
cf the economy about which speaks the wife of FRANKLIN D.
ROOSEVELT.
"Nbrnalisction of international trade relations
will undoubtedly be a proof that great powers are seriously
starting the realisation of dieornanent which is expected
from than by the peoples of the entire world."
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isege o_i' thefrench weekly nevspeper France-lnerique" ehich is published»in Iew Tort City.
- -In article appearing on page 8 describes the recent visit o£__|l£e.,,_ Franklin Ihkloosevelt to the Le Ilerseilleise Canteen. . C
- - You rill neoell that full intonation regarding this oenteen has-" .
previously been furnished the Bu:-em by the Few York office in connection
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i ' are definitely pro-De Culle-
!'he article describing Hrs. 3oceevelt'i visit to the Canteen is
.§ submitted eolely for the in1ormation_of the Bureau. It has been escor--- 0!-eiged that the hte of her visit was Iovenber 21, 1943. -
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against the U-boats:
1. The United States has a
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fuaelage of a bomber; the'bag is
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airship la relatively invulnerahle,
because of its long-range vision
and speed in getting away.
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United Stat-ea has command of
the air. -
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feet that the blimp in one of the
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Un moi et une reine avaient deux llee qui éteient tree
différentes lune de Peutre. , _ i -,
A king and a qua: had t---o_d=:a£hte' who were ear;
dilferent from one mother. ' " '
Rose, lainée, était belle comma le jqur main béte eomme
sea pieds. - -
Rose, the older one, wan as fair no the day but altogether
dumb .
Violette, la plus ieune, était lnide Innis lrpirituelle. -e _
homely! but witty.
-Tons les jeunes gene du royaume fuisaient d'abord la
oour I Rose, puieellaient ensuite rendre hommage I. Vio-
letrbe.
All the young men of the Kingdom would rst eourt Rose,
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His name was Riquet. It was love at rst eight between
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Roee vibra d'amour en éooutant lee declarations passion-
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DATE: éctober 2,
non = Hr. I3. I2. 1-add 51-9 3 The Director - '
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On Sept-e.nber 29; 191:? ;
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had IdVi8 .l hem that
to cf her alleged visit nothad visited ____
White
You will recall that
the recru Arm.identified b;as one
Canada
In view of this information it is apparent thatig the
individual concerning lhnm Hrs. Eleanorwbsevelt made inquiry in her letter -ct 'September 214, 1911?. In this letter Hrs. Roosevelt stated that she had been Ln-tomed that Congressman Clarence Brmm had made statements to the effect that she1-.-as a dear friend of a woman who Ias "the Ho. 1 Russian spy in our country" but "the Just as the I-"di iii! about to nuke the arrest, the woman 691'. and her 1'riends_92rere '
tipped oft when a lesser arrest was made in the spy circle.
On September 26, 1914?, prior to the receipt oi information concerningC~e:1.'rcesman. 1*-¢~.-.-.-we statement :.:~..:.--_-~...a visited i:.ne Finite iiouse, lira.Roosevelt was advised that it had no! gen possible to ident.1f;»' the matter to Ihich
she made reference in her letter of September 21;, 19147.
A thorough mviee has bet-1'. ::.=:de cf all
check of_nder that name as well as under the various aliases she isknown to have used and although it appears that she spent some time in Baslzingtun, D.
es f-#191? is no indication that sheever visited the 1'-bite House or was a persoaxal aaeociete or contact of lire. 2-Lloamr
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Inasmuch as Hrs. Lleanor I.-2-osevelt has been advised that in the eventthat one is able to secure any additional infona-iOn concerning the tn-LL61 [nentionedin her Letter 01 Septe:v:bcr 21:, 1914?, a further search of Bureau records wool be made,
' iit is suggested that no further action be taken at this time
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éieptember 24, 1947
My dear ilr. Hoover: -
- 92 .' 929292 In a recent agigis Congressman
ii-e l!lLI£:}f¬£1I attack from within us v-"ell as _ -'
from outside nations. Here's an example.
This is strictly off the recoro and should
not be p&SS¬d around. Recently the FBI uas .
ready to put its finger on the No. 1 Russian -
spy in our country. This spy happened to be -
s woman one u good friend of rs. FDR. It ~. ,-
lesrned tl;e;,' spent much time tccetner 92
'.'-'1th Mrs. ii. cioingthe entertaining. Just as
the F151 nus about to make the urrest, Lhe -
2-at-:.=n Sp} and ho! friends were tipped off when 92
2. lesser urrest. -.-.-as 1.-rude in t':- $1.13 circle.T111" v.o::1uu, SpyinE""U!RIll§b U 5 "o US-SH I =.9%.,. ' ' ' s . 4 1' I1 was a ueer frxenu oguh-s.l6
11; you 5.11:3 we an} inf01'mutz.0n:.. 1' .-1.-.. ._ -.-..-. ...-, - 5...L-.2, .1. buuuru nappy: I; 1-: .;v- -
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