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A last we met, dear friends,
Though not as I drcamcd it
would be-
With handclasps, embraces,smiles and new faces,
I had dreamed that you
would be free,
That we would gather with
all our friends,
92Vith the children, yours
and ours,
And we'd march along and
sing our song
And carry bouquets of
owers.
Th Rosenberg friends
round the world
92Vo id drink a well-earned
toast,I
We'd reminisce the battle
days-
9292e'd have a right to boast.
I met you tonight, dear
Iulius,
I imagined you standing
tall,
Towering above the pitiful
pack
Of bcastswith hearts of gall.
At last we met, dear Ethel,
Your lips formed a living
smile
And I thought you'd awake
and speak to me,
So I lingered there a while.
But they murdered you,
Ethel and ]:"'us,Their gift to the god of war,
With obscene haste the
switch was pulled.
They think you are no more.
But even in death, as indeed
in life,
Millions you set astir,
We lift our heads, inhale
your strength,
We're ner than we were.
With beauty borrowed from
your life
92Ve face the coming day.
We will avenge this crime,
this shame-
And you will lead the 9292 yl
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J-}ElVlOVE-TO IMPEACH DOUQLASY _
ONE OF T HE developments that grew out of theRosenberg case was a move in Ionigess, begun by Rep.
Wheeler of Georgia, and applauded y some members of
the House, to impeach ]ustice92'92illiam Douglas tor gant-
ing a stay ol execution, later cancelled by the court S ma-
jority.
92Vheeler's action was such a brazen affront to the in-
dependence vthich the court is suposed to have that some
people have hastened to give public assurances that noth-
ing will come out of it. But it would be a mistalte to dis-
count the Wheeler move as the action ol eraclcpot or 3
publicity seeker. -
In the first place it takes little to hip up a lynchpartgoin this Congress against labor or agaiml "1056 92Wl't0
sym lize the FDR era.
In the second place, even ii the move is pigeonholed
in committee, it has already started the hall rolling among
the McCarthyite mobsters for a movement to intimidate
the courts. .
The plain fact is, as even Arthur Kroc-lc ol the New
York Times took pains to point out, that Douglas acted in
lull accordance with legal procedure. The full court of
nine judges recognized thelegality of his procedure when
on the basis of new and substantial grounds, he granted
a stay of execution. The illegality was all on the other
side. The court was illegally recomened, and illegally can-
celled the stay of execution, as justice Black strongly point-
ed out. Black also noted that the court had never even
loolicd at the trial record or the e92idence.
But the issues in the law played little part among the
lynch mobsters who wanted the hlood of the Rosenbergs.
So it a judge stands in the way, regardless of reason, then
he, too. is to he lynched.
Having given a hint of their temper. the mobsters
expect that a judge will first ponder his own fate before
rendering an opinion in a labor, l'l92 il rights or ei92 il liberties
issue that might offend Wall Street or its southern lynch-
:l'S.
Thus the Ilt092 ! to iiupeach justice Douglas is still an-
other step to 9292 hip the uiachim-r_v ol goir-nun:-nt into line
for the Big Business rule o92 er the country t0d:;_92". The la-
bur mo92'en|ent dare not ignore or niinimi/e it. 9292'l>e|| the
niohstcrs go as tau as to move for impeachment of a Su-
preme Iourt jiulgc lu'cau:~"c he adlu-res suit-ll! to the. law,
then we lune something more than the usual ll Ty
It is a sign of last-isur.
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'aETHEL AND JULIUS
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D1_ ALBERT E. KAHN J , -, v.».'-3;. 2,Author of The Great Conspiracy! " ' '
ItTTIW moming Saturday, | _ :_-ti-rJune 20, 1953. Less than seven. ,...§*-'~"""":r.i rt ' 5tours ago Ethel and Julius Rosen
berg were murdered in the electric - . . - . .--"if: - ->chair at Sing Sing Prison. "-1' - Mr:--.;.~;~ r i ' r ; i Q I >2-5 V " "n -+ i;_'$4,'§.,-s 92 ' ~ ' v 'This noble, gentlehearted man 1. . -.-. 1; .' We -. 'and wife were not killed for the .1 I. .;1lr- __- . ~§}.;_ - J... _I_5~§,'-:_._ t. 1 . '."~ . , - 1 ~, Y ""~ ' r i., ".. '1. ~ rt.q' 1 ~i -' crime with which they were
charged They were ltilled for s dit_ h - . _ F3 _- ';._|"h-.-1?? I§t'!'_,. .. _ Q _ ' " _"_ ~ 2 . 5 I' -t . '-. """ '="-.",. "'*.' »--. . '. _-'. . ' ."'.*3"1W.. :"..- fcrent offense. i .~ -. ,1???"-*1 -"'=:-.- ' ;§~~,;'; -- ,1. 1. mi k -"Q
The reason for their csecution
was stated by Julius Rosenbergf -_ . , - 4 - 1 0|", -- pr .months before they died. l ',i',.]!' ',_ -~- '¢"'i;; ~. . ._- .~: -£21,, _ - ii ' Like others," he wrote in a mes-J '~ ;_ 4,,» .-._ -. _- , - _. , _- . '4' 4. =* t, ,.i _,r»w,_!,r- ,i_ ,=. .5, .n_ . _ , .. . ,_ . ,-;., . . ._ ,L_A . _.,t_ ,,_ '._ .- _ ._!.,_ V .. _ _, 972$ Eh 1 -I 1 Pl: J. . f JL 1 I J
.. {H st " - F .. sage from his death house cell, we - ~ i'~ . , . -vet.» . ,-r ~ '~-.,* ,,..~,J..spoke for peace, because ue div i ' ago K I-_ ' ; -1 - ~L -- ~ . "not want our two little sons to live
in the shttdow of war and dcath.l
Lilte others we spoke for the lih
ertics of our fellow citizens, be
:tt92'tSC V-'6 b¬llC92: , Incl Willi! till! IHHEL AND JULIUS ROSENBERG V .l92ll ll'¬l£92 to believe, in the line
democratic traditions of our coun-
try. That is why we are in the death
house today, as it warning to all
ordinary men and women that there
are f rces today which hope to si-
lcnc by death those who spcal:
tor ace and democracy.
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It was because Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg would not be silent
about their beliefs, and because
they would not buy their lives by
confessing to a crime they did not
commit, that they were lcilled.
Many had a hand in the murder.
There were two Presidents of the
United States-the one whose ad-
ministration spawned the mons-
trous conspiracy against the Ros-
enbergs, and the other who sav-
stgcly refused to grant them clem-
ency despite ever-mouriting evi-
dence of their innocence and theFleas for mercy from tens of mil-
ions of men and women through-
out the World. '
There was the vile Judge Irving
Kaufman, himself a Jew, who sen-
tenced the Jewish mother and
father 0 death to curry favor for
himself and promote his own ad-
vancem nt.
S There was the prosecutor IrvingIlllii
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stt-rs and ratclteteers, who produced i
the perjurcd witnesses and has al-
ready been repaid for his worlc with
a post on the New Yorlt Supreme
Court at a salary of $28,000 a
year.
There 9292 as the self-atlmitted-li.-tr
and criminal, David Ctecnglass,
lliiisband to the electric chair with.
false testimony to save himself.
There were the FBI henchmeni
the Rosenbergs from their two,
small sons and helped provide the,
fraudulent evidence at the trial;
and the newspapermen and radio
commentators who commercialized
on the agonized ordeal of the Ros-
lcnbci"gs and their children.
Tlit-re were the Congressmen
who applauded when Re . Wheel-er of Georgia demanded! the im-
peachment of Justice William O.
Douglas for granting a stay of exe-
cution; the Attorney General, Her-
bert Brownell, who rushed with
frantic obscene haste to have
',Dongla.< ruling reversed so that
the ltosenbergs might be ltillcd be-
fore their innocence was con-. _--.:1.._-.. or,-.~~.'_; " ~" so
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of J. Edgar Hoover who snatched
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the six craven Supreme Court ins?
tices who scurried at their master"!
bidding to mount the bench and
send the Rosenbergs to death. '
There were those whose corn- 1
plicity in the crime consisted of
silence, who were afraid to speak
out although they lcnew the truth,
who did not nslr for clemency be-
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And behind all these culprits,covertly Shttpin their actions, werethe rulers of ie land, the arma-
ment rnanufacturers and financiers,
to whom the murder of one man,
and wife seemed tr small enough
matter, since they are accustomed,
to amass their fortunes through the
butchery of millions. . . .
Such then are the guilty ones.f
Some to a greater and some to a
lesser extent participated in the
crime. But the names of all must *§
be recorded and remembered. To
all there will come a time of r<eck~
oning. -
For the jury in the case of E eland Julius Rosenber -no_ lo erconsists of the 12 {rig itcned r n~
ials, who brought in a verdict of
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0 Ivol the tens of millions of dccenhiwoinon and children who are -'peace-loving men and women in
all lands who sought to prevent the
murder of the Rosenbergs.
On this jury is the anonymous
multitude of good-hearted ordi-
nary Anterictms in every section of
the country who worlted incessant-
ly to spread the real facts of the
case, to build support for the Ros-
onberg defense, to help provide forthe Rosenberg children. _
The jury includes those who
walked hour alter hour before the
White llouse, in driving rain andon wintry nights, in a ceaselessvigtil set-lring c emency [or the Ros-
en ergs.
it int-ltttlvs the National Corn-
mittee lor the Dr-lt'xt<e oi the Ros-
enberg<, under the brave lender-
lship ol the young novelist, David
bAlman, his wile, Emily, and the
']c9292-ish writer, jnseph Brainin, and
the editors and stall of the Na-
tional Cuardian, which champion-
ed the cause oi the ltosenbergs
.fr0m the start and brought the
l truth about the frame-up to hun-
;dre<ls of thousands ol Americans.
Th iury counts étmong its mem-
liers lelenso attorney Emanuel
Bloch, itnpztssionetl and unfalteriug
in his intense light to win justice,
standing at the last moment before
the gates of the White House de-
manding an interview with the
President; the writers, poets, ar-
tists, edtrcators and scientists wholrefused to he intimidated into si-
'lence; the thousands of clergymanland ralihis who properly honored
'their calling by petitioning the
President to ha92e rnrrcy; the chil-
dren ho distributetl leaets tell-
ing the truth in towns across the
land, and who went from door to
door collecting money to help the
Il0.<¬||le92gs and their two small
sons.
In Paris and Warsaw, San Fran-
cisco and P:-king, Guatemala City,
Bomb-.ty, Prague and Leningrad, in
the largest cities and smallest vil-
lages. iTt"'t'ITtE"TZ.rthest reaches of
the earth. you will find men and,~."7 . "*-1'...-:~_;s-_-.4-¢--~ ~ --rt
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thers of this jury. -
Oh yes, it is 1 ver¢..J--i-31.- End
very powerful l921l'Y; it represents
the conscience of mankind. Nor will
those guilty of the monstrous crime
against Ethel and Iulius Rosenberg
escape the verdict of this jury.
The newspa rs rushed ontostreets last nigllltewith banner head-
lines proclaiming the execution of
the Rosenberg: declared that now
the case was closed. The news-papers are wrong. The muse is tar
rom closed. It will not be closed
even when the murderers are pun-
ished. For Ethel and julius Rosen-
berg will always rem_ain part of the
most precious heritage oi humam
ity. . . . Y
Dawn is breaking as these lines
are written, and the nearby 92mods
resound with the interwoven song
of many birds. Our dear brother
and sister, Ethel and julius Rus-
enberg, will not see this do 'u or
hear again the song of birds they
loved so much. But their m der-
ers should not believe tha the
gentle voices of Ethel and Julius
linscnberg have been silenced or
that their beautiful vision of a inv-
ous pcaceful world has been
erased. Their voices will speak
through countless millions of us;
and their vision is ours. Their mur-
derers have not even succeeded in
orphaning their children; dear little
Miclmel and Robert have millions
upon millions of lovin mothersand fathers in every land; on earth.
There was once a wise man,
wrote Ethel Rosenberg in the death
house in one of her letters to her
husband, "who marveled at the in-
destructibility of human character.
Beloved, we shall prove him right.'U I Q
How magnificentl Ethel andJulius Rosenberg lhllilled that
promise! With what ineffable dig-
nity they faced their executionersl
tWhat measureless wealth thin
greatly good man and wile hnfe
given to out nation,4a=L-La. the
worldl In dying, they showed N8
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of lhe gnvernment case
the Rusenbei'g.s'. '
inllmmliail Mil]9292'&Sl' PQPCX Commenting
regard t0 the Roscnbergv» .
reprinted most of juvtice Blaclfs Cnur reliisul to review ei er ily nnlrtl lhal the U. S. Su- dissontin opinion in which be thu l-wls in the case or the d themphasiz s the illegality of the sentence. the Dispatch urged 1high co t'| action in ovcnuling vision oi the law to thejustice ut;las' stay of Ext'C||Um92..9292/nllltl he required to review allOn the $upte||n'l¢le.1ll| seulcn0cs._ ll Sltllbd Willi -
Court and six times be tamedIn-e_v without I review of et or tl . The Supra 2 of tl Supreme Court by an Act me ' - G use - ~Court W092lld not now be critic:05 "@955, ll "?"ld M 1"" for having failed lo assume W tbeen po5;i},|¢ for thy Bmenhergs appclri lo have been In obvnoul l[%such in review were i¢q"l"d
to appeal six time; to the Supremetltlly. '
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_ ._ ' _/NEVER SAW THE RECURIL___ .
T HE FBANTIC KILLING of the innocent Rosen-
hergs, after the Supreme Iourt was 92irtnally ortlued to
talte the illegal action of wiping out justice Douglas stay
of execution, is haunting the country. Heavy doses of
propaganda are being dished out to cover up this crime
which shocked most of humanity.
"But the truth about this dreadinl etlort to force two
innocent Jewish-Anierican parents to finger other in-nocent people is bound to malee its way. A -
For example, the St. Louis Post-l!ispatch notes the oh-
vious truth about the so~called due process of law which
l*Iisenho9292"er hragged about in this killing. This paper
notes that though the Supreme rourt had this case before
it six times on 92"arion.< motions. it ne92 er tool: a single look
at th record, the facts, or the leath penalty. it simply92'ttl¬ l atlt technical points in the motions made to it.
llmv many Americans lmow that the Supreme nrt
never -not once-read the trial record. or ruled in an way
on the reliability of the Creenglass testimony, the ltey tes-
timony on which the governments case is based?
" Most Ainer_icans have been den-cited into thinltingl
that the courts actually ruled on the eiidence. But this
never happenerl.I 0 I
lN FACT, Iustice Frankfurter hitterly notes that most
of the judges had only "a few minutes" to loolt at the L011-
lending briefs in the final appeal. And justice Douglas im-
plies that most of the judges never read the trial or even
ltnow that the facts in the case actually arel He says that
he himself only read the trial record the few hours hefore
he granted the stay of execution. _ .
The fight to get such truth to the American people
must go on. The tight to get Morton Sohell, innocent vic-
tim in this same frame-up, out of Alcatraz, the light to get
him a- ]¬92V trial must go on. The Bosenbergs were le llylynchegl _n-ithout a scrap of 892ld¬l1CC against them in der
to ad92tance the strangling of American democracy n a
wavehf hysteria. But the determination of the pen le--
inspired by the heroic innocence of the Rosenhergs-can
stop that._ . 4-... L~Iai;0*--~..0--vt-I,-to .el.a.-._AJ. '
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By nsvm PLATTAs time goes on, children when they are born will be
named alter Ethel and julius Rosenberg.Streets and cities will be named after these two simple,sweet, tender, intelligent and cultured peo le whose livenwere snuii ed out by brutes who reach for their guns when
they hear words like eace and humanism.They gave their lives and their strength to the nestcause in all the world--the ght for the liberation of man-
kind.
They will be honored as today the world honors Soc-rates, Christ, ]e:m Calas, ]olm Brown, Dreyfus, Sacco andVanzetti, Willie McGee and other victims of government
lynching bees.The families of these two martyrs, said Joseph Brainin,are the custodians of the Rosenberg name, a name whichwill live for many centuries. Their example encouragedmillions throughout the world to face the enemy boldlyand with dignity and resist oppression and tyranny. Theiruntiinely death robs humanity of two of its nest but hu-manity gains with the knowledge that these two oploconducted themselves in such a noble manner, enddring
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me most hellish torture ot tue war-makers without it eh-ing. They have brought honor to themselves and _t allWlld love life. .
The judges responsible for this monstrous miscarriageof jg stice that shook the world, will live in infamy alongwith hated names like Haman, Iscariot, Booth, Thayerand Hitler. _
Let thcsc men of stone hearts, hard minds, hard eycland the souls of killers, read their fate in the prophetiowords of the Athenian philosopher Socrates, who, accord-
ing to Plato's Apologia was brought to trial in 399 B.C.on charges of creating disbelief in the accepted Gods and
corrupting the youth of Athens.On being condemned to death by the Athenian judges,Socrates said: - » . I desire to predict to you who have condemned me,what will be your fate; for I am now in that condition inwhich men most frequently prophesy, namely, ~.92 hen theyare about to die. '
I say then to you, O Athenians, who have condemnedme to death, that immediately after my death a punish-ment will overtake you, far more severe, by Jupiter, thanthat which you have inicted on me. For you have donethis thinking you should be freed from the necessity of
gi92 ing an account of your life. -
The very contrary however, as I allimi, will happento you. Your accusers will be more numerous, whom Ihave now restrained, though you did not perceive it; andthey will be more severe, inasmuch as they are youngerand you will be more indignant. . -
For if you think that l! putting men to death youwill restrain any one from uphraiding you liecause you donot live well, you are much mistaken; for this method of
escape is neither possible nor honorable, but that other ismost honorable and most easy, not to put a checlc uponothers, but for a man to take heed to himself, how he may
he most perfect.
Having predicted thus much to those of you whohave condemned nie, I ta'ke.my leave of you." .
Rest in peace--Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. Theherologht that you made in behalf of decency and honor willbe immortalized in poetry and song. Your dream of nerlife for all will come true. The millions whom yo have
inspire promise you that the earth shall smile . . and
green . ove your resting place, the killing eud,_thc worldrejoice '1 brotherhood and peace."
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By riiznmno BURTON
WASHINGTON, lunenary legal procedure to rush
Supreme Iourt Iustice Felix
now 4~lc_92a|l!' puts him on the side
"oi jmtic-es Hugo Black and Wil-
of execution to hear further argu-
meats.
' The three dissents, and even
the wording of the majority opin-
ion. also now mnlre it clear that
the Ruse-nhci-gs had not "receivedthe ht-ni-t'of every safeguardwhich American justice can pro-vide." as President Eisenhower
claim:-it in his rejection of clem-
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inn. written by Justice Robert]:|t'l<s'm92. "re not to be construed
is imlnrsing the wisdom or ap-
propriateness to this case Of a-deuth sentence. That sentence,hon-ever. is permitted by law and,
as was previously pointed out, is;
I llierelun- not within this court's,
poiver or r<=92-ision.
l*'|'anl;l'urter. who in the original.decision announced he did not:tote becazise there was no time
to !:0nshlt'r the arguments, hit outll the court decision vacating
l!ou_-_3l.is' slay, scored those who,mailttuiiwtl the ease had taken longenough and that "this was a lut-
minute ettnrt almost on the eveof the executions. "Tu allow such irrelevnncics to,
enter mind not unnaturally tendsto bend the judicial judgment in a
false direction," Franlciurther dc-~clared.f_'i92'e|i the mnjority opinion va--,eating Douglas stay did not cn- f ;'§,f _ , V -. "ax" 4dorse the death penalty. "Vacating "" 1'_,*_;fT,;',¥i.'.:=",, i ' . -this st:t_92'," said the majority Opin-, it ":.'..w
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was nn92'iuctd Diiiaglas was right
in grunting a stay and that the
grounds for the new appeal had
substance.
I am clear," he said, that the
cl:u'm had siilastam-e and that the
opportunity for nrleqnnte exerciseof the judicial judgment was want-
mg."
The appeal for a star. which
/ é/,1;//s';P g,/5'5/953°? I if h. / :Atomic Energy Act of 1946 ep-
plied to the case and not the
1 Espionage Act of 1917, underHvhich the Bosenbergs were io-
dicted and executed.
Under they Atomic Ener y Actthe death sentence cannot lie im-
qposed except on recommendation
oi the jury and demonstration of
intent to injure the United Statcs.
¢fd¬illlCl' occurred in the Rosenbergease.i The body of Franlrlurterk dis-
sent constituted 1 damning indict-
iment of the haste with which the
{Supreme Court rushed the Rosen- hcrgs to their death-a haste which
justice Black characterized as "un-
seemly.
Frankfurther pointed out that
"less than three hours before the
court convened at noon on Thurs-
gday, June 18, and in the case of
¬some members of the court onlyn few minutes before noon, did
tho individual members of the
irourt receive the govemmeufs1application and brief bearing onlthe propriety and revicwobility ofMr. Justice Douglas order."e Painful as it is, Frunlrlurter
went on, I am bound to say that
circumstances precluded what to
me are indispensable conditionsi for solid judicial judgement. They
iprccluded me, and now precludeme, from saying that the legal is-
sue that was raised before Mr.
Justice Douglas was without Sub-stance." "
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lotion involved in the Atomic En-
ergy Act. y
it is almost mathematically
dt-monstrahle," Frankfurter dc-
clared, "that there just was not
time within 12 waiting hours K0.
dig out; in nsscss, to assemble, and
to lortnulate the meaning of leg-
islntive materials. 1
192'cither counsel nor the court,
in the time available, were able,
to go below the surface of the
question raised by the application
for u stay which Mr. justice
Douglas granted. More time was,
needed than was had for adequate
consideration. _ ;
"Arguments by counsel are anj
iutli~"pensabl<- adjunct of the judi-
t~i.tl pr~oct-ss, and responsible ar-
guments require adequate oppor-3
tuuity for preparation. They must
be pressed with the force of par-
tisanship. And because arguments
are partisan, judgement further
presupposes ample time and an un-
hurried mind for independent
study and reflection by judges as
rt basis lot discussion in confer-
CIICP.
"Without adequate stud therecannot be adequate reilectionf
without adequate reection there
cannot be adequate discussion;
without adequate discussion there
cannot be the searching and fruit-
ful interchange of informed minds
which is indispensable to wise de-
cision and which alone can pro-i
duce compelling o inions."We have not had in this case
carclttlly prepared argument. We
lnive not had 92vhat cannot exist
uitlrout that essential preliminary.
We liave. not had the basis for
reaching conclusions and for sup-mrting them in opinions. Can it
M said that there was time to
go through the process by which,cases are customarily decided
lit-re?" '
The crnr oi ail I am suggest-
ing." Frankfurter stated, is thatmutt oi the obvious considerations
iur bi-inv,ing the all too lcarlcn-
iuutori prom-r-clings in this case to,process necessary for reaching e
rm conclusion on the issue on
which the court has now spoken,
however unfortunate it may be
that that issue did not emerge
earlier than it did. 1
T0 he writing an opinion in I
case affecting two lives after the
curtain has been rung down upon
them has the appearance oi pa-
thetic intility. But history also
has its claims. j
He stated that only by sturdy
self-examination and selicriticism
mn the necessary habits for de-
tached and wise judgment be
established and fortied so as to
become eiiective when the judicial
process is again subjected to stress
and strain."
Buttressing his opinion that the}
last claim of the lawyers had sub-'
stance." Franlclurter noted that the
llosenbcrgs were charged nit!» a
"conspiracy" which allegedly t-on-;
tinned long alter the Atomic En-j
crgy Act was passed in 1946. 7
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"Surely," he stated, it needs.
cnly statement that with such I
drastic dilierence in the authority,to take lite between the Espionage
it cannot be left within the dis-l
cretion of u prosecutor whether_
the judge may impose the deathi
sentence wholly on his own on-.
thority or whether he may do so
only upon recommendation of the
jury. Nothing can rest on the
prosecutor's caprice in placing on
the indictment the label oi the
1917 act or of the 1947 act. To
seek demonstration of such an
absurdity, in deance of our wholeconception of impersonality in the}
criminal law, would be an excr-cise in sell~stultilicatiou." l
Franlzfurter quoted from testi-I
mony of Joseph Newman, former
general counsel of the Atomic
Energy Zomrnission, who helped
dralt the Atomic Energy Act. lie
noted that Newman had stated
that it is reasonable to suppose
that Congress did not intend to
give the prosecuting attorney the
option til moving under the Espi-
onage Act ius-tt-ad oi the Atomic
Energy Act. 'omployrnr-nt of the deliberative
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.t, p, _ __._lle also quoted Newnnm as say-
ing th at where tlmrc are ap-
parent conllir-ts in penalties pro-
vidctl by both laws the difference
can only be resolved by judicial
decision."
That is precisely what the court
MJjOIli!' rt-iuwd to do in hastilydeciding that the airport/F/ns my on these pounds
out substance. '
' Frankfurter also qu
judge Irving Kaufman
the jury in which Kn
that the care was one
acy,". something
have fallen under
Energy Act and which
have barred the death sentence
unless the jury recomrnended lt._
Nevertheless, Kaufman condemn-
ed the Rosenberg: to death. 5
F ranlcfurtcr previously had pub-
lished his dissent from the incl
ruling of the court denying alurtlteir [stay to give for cl:appea or executive cemency.
that brief dissent, Franiurter aidthat if he thotaght the execution
would be carrie out at 11 o'clock
that night then e stay should be
granted. <
Instead of being xed for 11
p.m.. the execution ca was
moved ahead to 8 p.m., ' in
even less time. ri_?'_?1""1-4 4- - ""
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osenherg Green Will ontinu
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"We shall continue this ght
u til the ltosenhcrg<' names are
cl ared nurl their innocence
paved," said the Iomniittce to
Secure justice in the Rosenberg
Case alter the legal murder hadtaken plat.-<2. The t-ommittec's
Statement lollows:
"Two lives have been talzen, a
mother and l'athi:r.
"Our nation's security is not
greater for it; it is less because wehave given up that -harity of spirit-nd greatness oi heart without92 liich no nation is strong.
Our nation's -conscience is not
"1 msciciyggt lies in shadow b°_lcause we permitted the hue andlcry of passion to drown out the
»i1mer voice of mercy.
"Our nation's light does
shine brighter"; it is dimmer
cause we turned our hacks on the
eounscl ol all the great religious.
and hay leaders of our time.i "Our nation must pray tonight.
that remorse gives courage to thosejwho know the truth, lso that they
will not Lccp silence, so that even
though the Rosenberg: have been
Iput to death, their children rnayl
someday reap the reward of vin-
dication.not l
hc~
Tears will not wash away nor»
I , t 96'' 0 tli_e_soxp:e :re rets wipe out the shame andinl;=r.ny ol a few moments lg
when nu innocent couple was put
to death for a crime which wasl
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wt-re tortured and put to dc .'
We cannot speak for all of e
millions he-re and abroad wh
fought with them and with us solneithr-r committed nor proved. long and so hard to save the Rosen- Although Ethel and _lulius;bergs. But we believe that wel'luseul!erg have been pronouncedfcan say for most of them-andTlegally dead they shall live tmnbove all for ourselves-haunt the courts which 4-on-Q "We shall continua thisrghtdemoed them and the otlicials who, until the R0senhergs' names arerefused the simple act of me:"cy,c<leared and -their innocencewhich could have kept them alivcj proved. ' !
until they could lt£9292C vindicated To this we pledze wmlves.
themselves. The very memory of
them will one day cause America
to look hack with shame on the
cm of hysteria under which theybecause we believe, now as
strongly as ever, that they re
guiluess, and also because e
stigma must be tnkenfrom -'
young children: lives. These am
he real victims of this mons us
iscarriage of justice-these _n<1the traditions of mercy and justiceoi America itself. i _
Vindication can neither raise
the dead nor a wfit of reversal re--
siore them to their children. But
vindication is the task to which we
and the friends who have stood .
with us: dedicate ourselves at this
hour; and until it is done.
"We shall continue to press K01
a review of the Rosenberg cast!
for rezvtsons which transcend them.
id even their children. '6 Flt l
this so that it cannot l1i92P_ l
h .re again; no that otlierr-nugl
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The ;92';4ti<mat Committee to Secure Iustice in the ltrm-nherg Case announced yes-Ilea Lay it woukl work -to obtain an in w trial for Morton Sohvtl. who was sentenced to 30ye 4'.» at Atcutrzu. as a !-defendant with Ethel and jutins ltusvnlwrg.
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4-92;c~.~ut~92d tend to mnfheu thedonlm, which are no-.v 92vm'J-v.-M0." .
'1'hr- cammittec annnum-r~<] itsplazas fuI}n92-wing :1 patio:-=.1| mn-mitteo zm~r~ting at which rcp|e-
s '|1t.1tivc.'~ from Boston, I'hit:uh»I-phiao. 92..x<h5r1gt0z1, Clevt~hm<t, New-nrt-: :i~vI N0-.v Ytnrk w<*n~ pm-'-=»t.
The um-mill-'*c issuc-J the luthv~.--ing 81x71":-"slit:lit; c-t.<-union of Ethel aqd
n1iherme p.|92si<m, disregard for due
]N'0£tH and abandonmetlt Of h92l~mane mmidcrations that markedltmir trial and 5¢l|l l|Cig.
"_|mticr- Felix Frankfurter con-hnm this tragic stair of affairs intI:4-iv 9292n|'v|.92; Painfut as it is, Iam hmmd .to say that circum-
92t;1ncr~ p|0t-hldvd hat tn mc are
imlispt-m'.x|Ȥr cnnctitiolrs {Or solidjudk-6.1! jmlg|nent.'
jlwtice l~'ranktnrlcr's opinipn,cmninrg u~92-cull days after he
an-cutimn, In-ars nut the fact hatthv Rn-"<~nl»~|g v:92~c is nl C] Cd.
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the best interests of our country
and its judicial process to continue
ell efforts to ascertain the truth in
the Rosenberg cue; that the tril
end sentencing of the Rosenberg?
oo4:letendant, Morton Sobell, re-
quires steps leadin towards 1 newtrial; that efforts he made to se-
cure public support for e transfer
of Morton Sobell from imprison-
ment at Alcatraz when he will not
he permitted to see his children
for many years; that the tyo small
sons of Ethel and Julius Rosen-
berg require adequate and respon~
sible care in an atmosphere of
warmth and devotion, shielded in
their childhood from the aftermath
of the tragedy which tore their
parents from them.
To these ends, the committee
calls n n the many diverse groupstin-oughimt the country who con-
cerned themselves with either I
new trial or L'ifi9292t?l1 !" for the R05-
enhergs tn dedicate themselves
enew to justice in the Rosenberg-
Sobeii case; to prepare factual ma-
tcrial on Morton S0lJell's trial
sentence and imprisonment; and
to contribute adequately to whale
evér' L-ent|'ali1.ed agency then
arises to rare for the Rosenberg
children. '
We urge S92i it groans to begintheir p9292i!li _ activity hy holding
Dedication to justice meetings to
c0mtnrmm":tit' the necdies execu-
tion oi the R0<etil!r~rgs and to he;
gin to iamiliari/.e the public with
the {acts in their co-defendant:
case.-
Onr committee reiterates the
pnsilimt it took i9292n years ago. '6
ltzivr grave hml!i.92 in the Rosen-
hv;rg~Sul1_cii t-use. Tl928SC doubts
did not die in the electric chair.
in truth, the t~ircumstamceS under
u-incl» the ilosenhergs were sc
linrriudly e-act-ntr-ti tend to coniirrr
the donhts which are now world-
wide.
Finally. we Wish to address
ours:-lves tn the many thousand:
who have in the pus! few days.
poured out their grief to us: 92Vc
share your grit-l. With you. we
Ire prepared in abiurc all nmtives
oi |lAl|li92iHI92lti|92 nr vengeance.
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lrn 1 trade uuinniwts aml from
mot tn»; from young s¢'r92i 't'-
mcn int-lurling a group oi I5
stationed in llamhnrtz-:mtl from
ch] age pcmionv.-r.<. a llnotl til
protest poured into thc Lmulon
l!::ily 92Vm'l cr at the mnrtltu of
the Roscnhcrgs. Follou-int: arc
some of the letters rt-priutctl
from that British paper: -C Q It
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I am still stunnr-cl hy tlw .92lmt'l92
4-i the t192ur<l 't' of the Rt»scttl92t'|'t1x.|
ti-hiolt hitatory will snrvly T lltl
with pritlt! autl sl92:ns|t~~pritlc n-
the cttttratgv. than whit-h nom-Y
<~m|lt.l l!C gt'e;tt 't', til the 92it'ti|ns.i
mul slmme in the p ~t"li<l!' ttl a mirt-
gmnt nntimt. =
I ltave !'n92't lislrttvtl to thr ploy
"ilaillmvc lnrit_m.92-" on tlw with-_
hm {mil lolt. at I ll*ilttI l to thi-
lv':u'lt:s< 9292"tml~ of _]nlm Bin9292'n_ that
the spirih t-l ]nlin< and litlnl;
llnsmtlwrg 9292 ill jltin ltic in timrt-lt-
ing mi, until tho Stntnr til l.ilitt't!
hat; 1'l *:tn.s"r-tl it<rll' of thi< lust nulul!
92t:tin. _ hlrsl M. _l. Bell.
London, 9292. S.
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Two lilllt ltn_92< slzmtl ltluttt. '
'1 ltvir mnllter. their t:92tl.¢t. th _92'
lie |tt'tmr~.'
Rcmvtnher tho uaute-llnw-nln=tg, ll t
A mam, :1 9292"n|n:u|_ lilm 92uu or l. I 0I
llnnunlu-1 the uantc-R0¬6|tl!¬rg.
92mt tmtulrthtt!_ Ynnlt, with
ltU92|ll!" mul your tzmlrs.
Your rit-in ]"n;t!e|! and clcctiic
t~lmii=-
llt'tm xnhu tht nmne-Rosenberg.
Y92lt T;nth§. Tait nntl Eisenhower,
'llu-_t'll Hunt» soon to their judg-
mvnt lu-nr,
And on tluit tmtnlalittg knees
tlu*_92'll ttI9292f'I.
9292'ltr-u tlny lttnt tltc. nnme-
ltust-ulit tgl
]olm Scott, Ir.
T'm~.ilp:nl.. Zlnvuow.. t Q
.92l l'l'lll*Ill§ |'LE|! IF.
At tltc mtlllw-I oi the tltrev
92 u|tt§ -l-n_92.92 I must .t'vtn'e$¬ the
lmttm mttl ttvtthimt l lrll on hoar-
ing the m9292<: tlml the ltoscnhcrgs
h.'nl ln mt I 92t 'tttt'tl.
It 92lm9292< wry plainly in what
tlt"-petult 92t-:iit< the American
nth-is liml tl2tt|i~tl92' S. lo llnttt
umltl upinitm in ttm htl|ion,_l>nt
9292"t- rtrlitmty 9292t>.tl92tIig people slxttll
not it-wit.
l plulgt 1-t§.u~li tn wnrlc all the
ltztrtlt r lnr ]lHl t mul .'t decent life
lnr all tlu~ pr-r||~l<~s. of the worltl.
ml ltr 92lr.<.. St-yltit: Rim-'Itl! r§{ in
Shit lnnn til gml I 92'.uttlrl !~_92. l~'tl92'¬
lwztrtl 92'92| ant all thinldng of you
_:ml tl * ll .Ji]ttt.{ ounclvos tn thr
I'Hllf. fur -ulticlt tnnr son autl
tlanylltttt-its-»l::;92 tlirtl.
Mm! Ida Ionet.
E-Isl lltutt.it by the British worlzing class. J D""°"l; Km} . t'l92'E92'ER FORGET
I must tltzmk you lrmn the hot-
tom of my heart for the l1l3ll'92' ll 9292l$
oclitions you put out in a terric
attempt to save Ethel and julins
lloqenherg from the electric chair.
I hope this ontrajze against Ill
rutmity will not he forgotten-r-ver.
C. T. IROCCS. E.T.92i.
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SEND 'E.92i HOME
The rxectttiott of the Rasm-
lucrgs is sun-l_v the 92'ilt't~t t-rinir
cvcr perpc-trntcd in that corrupt
I country.
l 9292'e in Britain have had nnre
than Onnuglt of the American "nay
of life." luring the past low _92t*.t:.<.
,L'. S. soltlivrr and airmen l!it92' = lc-it
r slimv hail of vice. 1-urruitlizm
nml illcgiiimtu-y tlnnttghont our
luml.
1 The warnings oi the past l<=9292*
lays are c-lear. All must unite in
ftlriving the Anne-ri<-nits out til Ett-
topv ltclnrc thry plunge tt.= itttr:
,92ttn"ltl 9292"ar tnunlwr tltrvr-.
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l Today my ltonso is in mnnruing.~
A placartl in my 9292'in lu9292 says
"Atnericau stamtls guilty rtl- mur-
ttler. 1
i Unsnllietl ltv tlishotmr. tlic
ilinsenhct-gs went to their death.Bot what can one thinl: of a noun-
try that permits luch bar i 'I we that the execution 2%:
npplmided by the Ho e of Rep -rentatives and one Kid: "Praia L
C0 l from whom all blessings flow
aml tltanlts to the Supreme COUIL
MRS! MARGARET CRANE.
,l92 MONUMENT 2
f What a monument to the rank
and le them were, the R0sen--
betgs. brave, uninching warriors
to the end. A. BROWN. 15 1
Slarirnorti, Middlesex. .1;. . 1 I . :4! l
rr WAS MURDER
I have written as follows to
President Eisenhower: Last night
ltyntt killed a man and a woman
whom you could not coerce, even
under pain of death, to bear false
;9292'itness and yield up to tryranny-
their rights as free Americans.
~ "Yon stand condemned by your
09292n action as a cold-blooded mur-itlt-r.
"When'y0u have gone the way
of llitler and his hind you will be
lhuried with contempt beneath the
lruhble of history. But Ethel Incl
ljuliuc Rosenberg will remain in
,our mommy for ever.
1 M. ]. Penlz, M.Sc. ~ ll
London. $.W. 14. ~ ~ - I 1Q . . . ~32, /'3
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icatn. England will discover in e
~00ursc the cost of friendship wiY0 iunnt~t'ut pt-ttplc, hut lhry 1
rtust lie. Y
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DOg asts um no kmg dnim Urespect of sane people. -
Malhew Mdiay.London. S.9292'. 1.I Q .
FUND FOR BOYS We must still hdw II R-| ac usm~borgs. No mmls nil! new headcqmtc I I. or hrir poignant sinryN0 mu ' 'me. pnmng or u-nlpmro M" 'y express l|l 'll' pmlm nl92 " I
pp mar-tyrdnm.
But we can h '|p their children.Cannot 2 fund he npvmd forthese orphaned hu_92s? It is umduly to snfegnarml their materialneeds and rumble lhmn if. growlo mnnhnm] pmudh be '_' .::nug I'Mname of }920s0n|n'rg.
B. T. BBIIPH.Lmldon, X. '. 3. 'C OQ
WHERE TOR WRITEI would vr92r_92' much like In rilea Ir-Her - lo .]nh'us Ru.~Pnb¢rg§mother, who must be snnllvringgreat grief.
Please infnrm as to xv}. me losend I Keller.
Mixs! M. Schwarz.Tnndnn, N.92V 1]! The nddu-sr In whim-h all 1' h51 H015 shnuhl be sen? il L/ I 3~_ It nal lnmmillee In ¢~ u|e - . 118Ii 0 in {he RO.92' ||b l'[_ mac, J 50S1. th Ava. New York lily.3 .,___ . ____
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"rN~Er<RAcED csoncu congrtunm, Hep. _92-Vlieeler. is scheduled to appear June 30 to testify beforethe House judiciary Committee on his resolution callingfor the impeachment of Supreme Court judge William 0. 'Douglas because he granted a stay of execution to the
Roseuhergs.9292lmeler's threat to Dou las is of a piece with the 'whole lynch 8hllO§]!l! §l6 in whit-ll the Ho.scul!erg murdertoolc place. We now know from the sharp statement of_[ustice Fraultfurter that not only was Douglas whollywithin his rights. but that the whole reconvt-uiug of thecourt was an outrage; that the rush-act of the govemmentmade it impossible to even loolt at the facts for more thana few iuinutes; and that the government was clearly out-ing the law in getting the unprecedented death penalty.The McCarthyite moh.sters out for Douglas bloodare also out to crush all law and legal protection in theU.S.A. 'lhe_v are hrewing l7lil 'l92'lllilll threats against the
unuzigeous la9292'_92'er_ Eiuauuel Bloch, who tore the mask OHthe frauue-up. They want to intimidate all pro-laborattorneys. This shows how deeply the democratic liber-ties of all were iuvolverl _iu the Ro.s'enherg ease.
9292'heu the Georgia .hlt'Cl'ill_92'llt appears, his amorshould he refuted hy many peoples delegations tes tyingin siipport of the three Supreme lourt judges uh atlysay t re liosenherg execution was illegal. Also, all lemo-eratitl organizations shoultl iulorm their Cougressiiienthat they want the 9292'he¢-h-r outrage stopped before ilvan get -t=u't@1|- , , .1.o_>_._______J
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Over 500 young people gather-
ed Tueéday night at the Yugoslav-
Amcrk-:tn Home to honor the
memory ol Ethel and julius Bos-
er mrg. The meeting was spon-so ed by the New York State La-bo Youth League.
he young people toolt a sol nplidgc, read hy Roosevelt W, ,jr.L Harlem LYL?lET'rFT1','T Th htto vlnrlicate the Ilosenbergs, cl to make our country a land ofpcvrc, lhreedom and democraey."
Speakers included William92-92';Lnston'c, representing the Com-munist Party. and Joseph Bucholt,L'L New York State chairman.
Hope Faye, young Negro artist,nu-3 a group of songs dedicatedtu he Rosenbergc. Eelitb Segalrt-a one of her stirring poems onthe osenbergs. /'t tairman was Zwe._ Rel man,New Yml: LYL organlzatior seq
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_._[Below are some of the poems that readers of the Daily Worlr
a The Worker have sent to this department in the last few la
e ressing their thoughts on the legal lynching of Ethel and Iuli
Rosenberg. The poem signed C. V. is from n worlring class house-
wife and mother of two children who writes: I am not a poet by
profession, so am hesitant about sending this to you, but as I
woman who lights for peace and for the freedom of all peoples, I
hope you will consider printing it in your paper. I am sorry I
cannot sign my name, but those who murdered Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg do not permit me to do so." Bertha Stachel, who con-
tributes one of the poems below, is herself a victim of the same
forces that ltilled the Rosenbergs. }lcr husband, Ioclr Stachel, is
one of the Ctm92mnni.st Party leaders who have been imprisoned for
two years under the Smith Act.] '
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THEBR VGEQES ARE EEEARD
A famous statement on Sacco zmtl Vanzetti may be paraphrasedtoday in relation to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg: _
On this day. the 19th of June 19-3'3,
julius llosenlwrg and lathe-l Rosenberg, _
92Vorl92ing people, believers in the brotherhood of man,
92'Vho thought to find it in America,
.92Vere lone to at cruel death by the children of those pilgrims V
92Vho long ago came to this land for freedom.
_'l'lvey are at pence, hut their voices are gone into all theearth,
And they ill be |"t*m *|nl1t=r tl with gratitude and tears
9292 ten the names of those who murdered them-
S tesmeu, _|ud|ze.<, Crneral.<- -
I; ave gone eloun into everlasting shame.
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we wn.r. ALWAYS ItE192lE1tlBEIt--W-' To "ME AT
92Vhere was your conscience yesterday on evil Black Friday,
You who drive us to war, and spill our blood on the battlefields,
Blood that turns to gold, to make your bellies fat with those ill
gotten gainsBlood that tums to gold, to give you bigger and fatter luxuries,Luxuries tl1il:!lltllL]!'0Ul conscience, to all that ls good and true
an no e. -
Yesterday, millions the world over, stood nmlannted and unafraid,
As they watched and waited, their eyes dimmed with pain and
anguish .
Hearing nothing hut the ticlrin of the clock. 'Knowing. full well. that those who kill, murder and maim on the
battleelds
Wmtld not answer their prayers
92Vould turn a deaf ear to hearts hleeding with oneness
For those two loved ones, whose crime was a desire for peace
on earth
For their own children and yours and mine.
Our memories are good and we are thinking of Ethel and Julius
RosenbergWe remember Sacco and Yanzetti, the Hayrnarket martyrs, the
Mai-tinsville Seven and Willie McGee
And the many, many others, whom youSoilex-okl of conscience, have sacriced on the altar of Creed.
92Ve look for I conscience but we nd only a ticket tape
Do you think our tears will blind us
So that we cannot feel our strength?
To those who died we pledge this strength
To make a better world.
For you who have no conscience, the hour is late 92__ _ __
For us the millions, the gold of the moming begins.
W who'kno92v you dicd for peaccEthel and Julius-
W ll always remember.
ar ones, we hold your courageous hands in ours _s you walk to ,your death. -BERTHA 5TKClT1'-1?
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To the red snn setting in the west ' r
Wheat that red disc lowers on the horizon - s IA man and a woman-lovers willdiel . ' "
Can we yet save them at this dread hour of sunset? t '
These two young and good-and their children » . ~These two innocent of crime-innocent of any let W l '
Save love of their fellow men, save their simple lives I '
These two drawn into the maelstrom of violent men L 'Who order death as the sun goes down! . ~ tO Q
To die at Iunsetl And the red sun descends _- 92
To meet the anguished prayers of millionsl ' '
Ono word from the head of the nation
Can still halt the bloody deed, one word still save ae innocent
O speak it-sav it uicl:-ere the red mm sets! ' ,O save thernholdl1ac;lt the murder cturrertt-there is yet timel *. . I »>
The red sun drops lower-like e rnurdcrer's hand ' t _, "
While the beloved Ethel and julins walllr the last milel . ' ' I
The red sun is down-do92mdo92921i-Ethel and Iulirl are deadll
Murdered bv t-he hand of state at sunset! I, ,
And we shall never forgetwe shall never forget at sunset! _,
-SADIE VAN VEEN. .
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How can we state our grief?
Our hearts lament,
Stilling our words;
The lrcsh unuml hlrerls
For the innocent ones,
Condemned, inurdcml.
Worlring class lYl1tl'l!I.<,
Rest in peace.
Gentle mother,
Yon of the suect smile,
Kind father, good man.
O bmve, O heroic, O noble nner,
Shining beacon lights
of courage and enrlurance,
Unbreakable spirits, '
. Rest;
You died for Peace.
llow lieililtilul YOU! humble
names have become,
julius and Ethel Rosenberg;
You will live fore-ver.
Beloved martyrs of the People,
Eushrined in our hearts,
In the hearts of all
92Vho yearn tor
Peace,
justioe,
Freedom,
Equality.
92Vhen lands slialll llourish
And the children of men
No longer know fear,
No longer know
Oppressor and oppressul,
No longer lrnow uar,
When Pence,
Whun Love,
92Vhcn Beauty,
Are the common hcritagr.
Of every child
You will be l'l'll't¬n'tll'_Q'1l.
Your images will be curried
On banners
in great festivals:
Your names will he hlt-ssetl
As. of those who died
For the People .
While the names of your
murderers
92Vill be trampled in the lust.
Your praises shall he sung
To the peaceful slcies
In exquisite chorus
ith the joyous voices
I singing children,
I singing huniamityl
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Remember this lay.
Let it be as familiar to Y°
as your beloved! DR» Y9 ,
chiltls kiss.
your comrade: Cl"?-
Rcmcmbcr it with love and claw
strength and courage from tin!
day.
But not only with l0V¢l
The sun is blood-red, soldier 5"
the White House.
Look at your hands.
The clock has struck the hour,
the swittll is thrown.
Their agony is 6111185-
92'rhat of yours?
A hole world cried out, we
urge. we beseech,
For humanity's sake
.92iercy. Clemency.
Where is your consitvti
What are you afraid of, you
blacl:-robed men,
in your indecent haste; soldier
in the White House,
hanlrefs cabinet.
What do you fear?
Do you hear voices?
D0 you feel the earth mow.
beneath your feet?
There are voices. _
The earth is moving-
Fro 1 the death-house they . kl
we are innocent. Not throng ul
' 'ill you ' _
m lain awv the ll°°d_l§§l' vnor use us in your evil pl
We are innocent.
We are innocent. '
We are innocent.
We shall remember this day
with love. '
and with hate. Remember the
goodness
and calm courage of two who
died.
And remember mu ._._ l
-um z_u=.._ _
THEY STAND EMBEIIIIEII "
IN Tm; sour» noon
The great courage of simple eopleIs ncyer leamed till a time ollshot.-lc 'But like trees as tall as anv steepleRwy stand embedded in the solid rock.
In our time these yvear a lc fmar 0 greatness,That love of fellow man and womanlrimlWhich with concord, bears a realm of brightnessAnd brlns Sl01l9d light to priorl miml
A sicltly brother of a siclcly time
Brought upon his soul his naticn's slnune
Accusmg oi a rlrmd, inipossihlc crin-iyTwo who lived with quiet, blameless rmimt-_
Lot us wear their act of courage daily58 8 Provrd badge upon our inner heartThat all may know how they lived gailyAml dldi that of their love, all might share a part.'..e- "
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I stayed awalre the ni ht throughAs sleep was not ilhr me.I NW the dawn come up today,
As I sat upon m chair,And wondered what the day
would bring.
Woulcl victory and joy prevail?Or would it be a day of shame-
For these United Statesl
Three more hours we talce the
the train
for Washington, D.C.
To raise our voices to save-
Ethel and lulius,
$0 that all men can be free.
_ And as I started towards the
door,
My six-year-old said to me,
Tell the President to save~ them,
' And "Mommy are you going
4 to ght for Peace
too ?
We raised our voices to the- > Conigressmen,
The President. The Judges of
the Land,
with millions throughout the
world, '
To grant them clemency.
We marched around the
White House
until our bodies ached with
pain,
But the murderers had to have
their way,
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They murdered Ethel and Julius.
We marched some more,
Wtih heads held high,
our hearts heavy with sorrow.We walked with dignity-
through the streets o Wash-
ington
To the busses that would take
' us heme.
50,000 strong, young and old,
we saw them in their coiFms
Two beautiful parents who gave
b their lives, k I n In 0 so at my husba J. can le
, free.
illhlahe people of the worlds ll lrnow of their innocence,
Ami the murderers pay for thgif
cnme. »
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words
to the orphans,
Your words oTW
f ' lo of hul-'°i§..'Z1 Z§.'i"wr¢Y'Your chants of life in the will '
of death.
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ters,
I have seen clear condence ityour souls' depth! I have seen vou march to dea a
with heads erect with lovo
for mankind, with eternal
Iaitlh. d .Q_ b t an sister,My rlxvnehesh and blood,
children of my "'3' 5"! 6°
East Side. _Son-ow of my sorrow, pun II
my pain! _ wAll over the world hurnamlyl
children
are weeping today and are
lled with wrath. _
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tears _In the eyes of bereft friends
over the New lorlr sQ°"'5-
Tears were sparkling in 92h¢ W9
of parents and children,In all parts of the world, i
hamlets and cities.
The streets have heard a wail-
ing and lament.
Mute stones of houses have anh-
V sorbed
The woe of mourners. the Will
of sadness.
And I have heard angry |houtl:-
Shame! _Ana 92h¢ y; Forever d'92's§ra¢l= I0
t he ldlle'rs' namel
And I have heard my hrtlli
and sisters vow:
To learn from your strength and
from your tears.
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It 9292as obvious from the start that this would l>e3..a:1*'ord-breaking demonstration. At the New York tenninal,many hundreds had to wait for extra cars to be added to the'packed trains. Hundreds had to stand even in the lciigtlieried.
trains.
At Philadelphia more cars had to be added as hundreds
mor sought space on the clemency train. '
At the Washington terminal, the rst contingent oil thetrai s marched into the station carrying large American ag.-4only to nd that several thousand ad already arrived and°" Ewe! 92-ailing. Cheers and ap-
Pl '59 Erlflvd l-he arriving cun-
igonts, and songs were heard in
spontaneous outbursts ol enmtinn.By 9 a.m. this morning dglp.
gations and in .li92'ir.lnnls' bud al.ready mrivcd lrmu Michigan. 92Vi'~;.
cousin, Ionneclicnt, North I.u~i~
lina, lllinois, Penns_92'lvuni.92, Flhida. New jersey, Mar_vlund_ 92i¢_.8'"i¢l. Texas. Massaclmsctb. Zolo-
rado, 92'92'ashington. Ohio. Indianaand many other states. There was
l_ special delegation of mothersfrom all pftrts of Canada. Then
YEW 3.900 persons on the Newlor ' tram alone with liinrdredq nf
c;_:r having It-it mrlicr lrmu thatcm '
ll-*1 mar":-hing lur an hour; thell] Willldf Ol HIGH, 92't !|n _*|| g||;l
children were scheduled to marchthrough the streets to a vast praver
<¬renwu,v at Constitution Averlueland 9th St. '
RQSEl92'Bl7.llC§' CHILDREN
. The mother ol Julius l.nseuh~?rg,
Mrs. Sophie Rosenberg, Whthu
purity ol $0n]~she approve: oi lu-r
children refusing tn lie to savelhvit lives-lius stirred hundreds of
millions. arrived on the Whitellilouie lilne lfiolding in her handstl rants 0 tie two l ~s~'~uber__ 92l'$§tinued on I'a5;e mQ-
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eged six and 10¢
They went to the main White
House gate to present to President
Eisenliou-er the following message
trcun Michael:
Dear President Eisenhower:
l wrote a letter that I hope you
got. I am in 9292'ashington today
with my ibrotlicr Bobby. six years
old. a_nr my grandmother. She
touk_-rme to the White House and
l ll! bringing this letter to you.
Then we will go home. I hope you
got m_v letter that I sent heouuseit is a letter about not letting any-
thing happen to my mommy and
daddy.
"Very truly yours ;
hllCll.'92EL ll0SEY92lBERC."
On Saturday Supreme Court
justice Robert H. Iackson received
the plea presented by Emanuel H.l
Bl0tll, chief counsel for the Rozsen-lbergs. and Prof. ltlalcohn Sharp,
f the Uni92'ersit_v of Chicago, or
stay ol execution. Alter a thr
uarters of an hour hearing, no
; ase was taken by jaclzson to he
lfnll court, which considered tho
plea at a closed conference the
same day. '
he decision talzen by the U. S.
Su reme Court is expected 0 be
an ounccd early tomorrow illiter-
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Shocked humanity: call for clemency for the Rdgettbergs was swelllitttg quickly thisweekend into a torrent of prolesli and pleas ragingli/nto Wasltittgtott as the fateful executiondate this Thursday at 11 p.tn.! tlrcw near. l92i?~"and powerful voices from abroad, aucli itsEngl-.|n~.l'.s lan'_':est trade union, the "I" ' " ' I _ ff" ,/7 p i ' ' _ "=" H H "7
Arehbislmp of Paris, the Chief
Rabbi nl the British Common-
wealth. a top official of France's
Socialist Party joined with ll new
and Clntlluttgiltg communication to
Eisenbnwt-r by number one atomic
scientist llarold Urey, who now
lhttly cliaugt-d perinred evidence.
The "Sine The Ilosenbergs
canipnigwt was becoming, along
with the truce in Korea, the most
burning l'~'s||c in the world.
It waw brvztlting through the cold
V92"ttsliinglon legalistic pretense to
an extent which bad to give the
gm-1-.rnnu-nl some new sense of the
Quortumts world reaction should
they dun: go through with tlzt!
franu-up nnn-der whose cruditv
was beln¢_{ rapidly laid bare to all
by testimony such as Dr. Urey's.
A new sense of this was Con-
tainnd in the sober personal te-Kort by Douglas Dillon, U. S. Ain-
assadnr tn France, that the "death
sentence . . . is causing graveTreiulice to American prestige
mere.
Here are details on the swelling
tide of protests:
Urey Asks Chance to U
Speak tofresident
92V.92Slll92' I'l'Qt92l, Ian. l4.P1'0l.
lhrold Z. Urey, the Nobel prize-
winning atomic scientist, in_a tele-
ant l"riday_to President Eisen-
nwcr. :t92$ 't'l¬d that Ethel and'ics, chemistry and m.t!ltctu.'tUCSi' s
Y » lfiemeiie Qiees mm AI
asked an nppurtuml! tn pteseihis tutdersmnding of the case 0;
the Pfitlettl.
Urey declared that avid
Greeugl-ass, brothei of Mr . Rosen-
berg and chiel governittent wit-
ness. was llllpltliltf oi t|'an.unitting-
to them the iulurmatimt about the
Nagasaki atom bomb that they;
were accused of supplying to the;
Soviet Union. '
Emanuel ll. Bloch and Prof.
hlulC0lm Sb..ti'p nl the University
of Chicago L.t92-.- S;-hool, counsel
for the llosz-nbcrg=:_ nmcle public
Professor Ure_v's telegram at 1
news conlerence.
Bloch said that be htul been
zttttliorilcd by Prnl. Urey to make
public the following telegram,
sent from Chicago:
"The case dgditt the Rosen-berg: out:-.tg¢:.~ logic and justice.
ll cpcnds upon the tcstituony of
Greenglust and hit wile, both con-'leased sue: and alleged locum-lplices oil the n1NettlJct'g;. Creen~lglass is supposed to have revealed
to the Russians the secrets of the
atomic bomb. _
"Though the information Sup-
posed to have been traustnittedi
could have been important, a tnzntl
of Creengl:tss' tzapztcity it wholly
incapable oi transntitting the phys-
of the atomit, bomb lo anyonef
He aml his wile wete the only
ion s to cotnwt-t tltt: ttoscnbergs
w h ntutnlc r";p7-92:i;t;_-_--. l92l9292' evi- jiliui l'tn.i~nl»crg bad been con-
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was plain enough before that the
prosecution's case has no logic in
it and that it depends upon the
blowing up oi patently perjured
testimony."I tried to see the Attorney Cen~
eral last u-ct-it and was unable to
secure an appointment. On be-
half oi all those interested in the
deli-nse lash to be allowed to pre-
sent my understanding of the case
to you, Mr. President.
Br.'toins Biggest
Union Urges Clemency
LONDON, ]une 14.-'Ihe.excc-
-ulivc council of the 3,000,000-
ini-mber Transport and General
Workers Union, Britain: biggest
union. announced at the weekend
it will appeal to President Eisen-
hower tor cit-rncncy for Julius and
Ethel ltoscnhcrg. The council
adopted a resolution declaring
that an act of clemency at this.
time in a changing world situation
would have a benecial etlect on
governmental policies and rela-tionshi >1, uhich could make p1, " for
progress toward that coo ierationwhich would ultimately lead topeace and a better understanding
tlirongliout the world."
An earnest appeal for clem-
ency" has been sent to President
Eisenhower by the Association oi
Supervisory Stalls, Executives and
Tcclmicians Annual Conference of
Clacton.
Meeting rcccntly delegates car-
ried with only one disscntient an
clncrgcnt-_92 rcsolution which drew
t92tl llti0|| to a report that an oi-
ii-r of rcpricyc was made to thcm
it they atlinittcd their guilt."
Movin-; the resolution tor Ilen-
don branch, ti. |ltyn0l iS asked
the question, "9292hat have the Ros-
enbergs to do with ins?" lie gave
this answer:
Evcryone has sornvthint; to do» Iwith us whcn political hysteria gets
II92i92l' i up with justice - and itdoesn't inattcr hat color lhc po-
litical hysteria is.
"We read even in the Right-
92'ing Press that there has be n
. n attempt lo do a rlcal with thc 0.>»i
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't'i~h-grains and messages tromt
all over Britain continue to ood
the Ainorican Embassy. in Crosve-.
nor Square, lnndon, 9292'.l. with de-
mamls tor clemency. 1
LABOR M.P. SIGNS
Among the latest prominent
political gures in Britain to de-mand clemency and a retrail is A.
Hargreaves, Labor M1. for Car-
lislo. He signed a petition circu-
latcd by the larlisle Rosenberg
Detcnse Committee.
Six oi tho city's Labor coun-
rillnrs. the chairman oi the local
Io-operative Party and the presi-dent and secretary oi the tradeipcouncil are among the other sig-I
natorics. I
Lambeth Trades Council has
writtmt to the American Embassy
in the name oi its 11,000 members
saying that democratic world opin-_ion is Slt0L'LC l by this miscarriage
oi justice. r
in view oi fresh evidence re-
ct-ntly brought to light," says thelett r, "it would appear obv'ous
tha the accused are en_t_irely in~__
,1: cut of the charges bio ghtt
ag inst them."
,!- At a camp organized by the
Young Communist League at Heb-1den Bridges, Lanes, 110 people
signed n petition demanding clcm-*
ency.
"In the name oi justice and
humanity, the Roscnbergs must be
released irom the dcath penalt!',"i:
says 2 resolution from Rotherham
No. 1 bmnch Amalgamated Engin-
eering Union. -
It has been sent to the union
executive for iorwarding to the,American Embassy.
Four hundred worlters at l mass
meeting on Glasgow irccn passed
"a rt-solution calling for clemency
for the Rosenhcrgs. One hundr ;
and sixteen File miners l ye
isigncd a petition among s_'nilar'tlines. . I
A resolution was passed yester-;
day and a tch-gram sent by 150
workers attending a meeting out-'
side Brown's Shipyard .
At Clyde Bani: Filth 9292hart 33
people signed a petition and. llS tllgfii|ll at 'l'|l__.__"i-' V."-,ginccring 92'o|l.92". M _ Iv
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rbear witness to the words 0t char-
it and ea lite ed btabbis Abroa&@§ A
Phus~to President
' The Rev. Israel Brodie, chief-
Inbbi of the British Common-1
wealth, and litabbt Leo Baoclc,
president oi the Jewish Commu-
nity in Germany until driven out
ay Hitler in 1989, and elder statel-
mn of world Hetorrn Jewry, have
isked President Eisenhower togrant clemency to Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg. the National Commit-
me to Secure Justice in the Bo|en- 'berg Case learned yesterday. ' -
Rabbi Brodie, in I message to
President Eisenhower given to US.
Ambassador Wiiithrop Aldrich in
London for transmission to Wuh-
ington. appealed on humanitarian '
grounds. '-Rabbi Baeclc. tanner fraudPresident of B nai B'rith in Cer-
manlv, I C;!mm'llniClli0Il -gem Eng an reyea in ii: mercy ea,stated he was shorriiied at the
extremity of the sentence and I0-
vealod that white he was in the
U.S. last winter, I approached
inuential people time and again
in order to arouse their consciences over the Rosenberg case. . tArchbishop of '2 A
Paris Makes Plea -
=PARIS. Iune 14.-Maurizio co-dinal Feltin, Archbishop -of 1%appealed to President Eisenhc er
yesterday to save Ethel and Julius
Rosenberg. He joined the mount-
ing tide of French pleas appear-ing in the French press from organ- '
izations which cut across all French,
lite irom extreine left to extremeright. ' J
The cablegram from the Roman
Catholic Archbishop to the Pres-
ident said:
Cardinal Feltin. Archbishop of =
Paris, iresident oi the lntennltionalCatholic Par t[Zliristi.' notes with
intense emotion that the Rosen-
bergs. condemned to death by aNew York jury, will be executed]
june 18. which is only I few daysbefore the Bermuda conference,
on which depends the. future of
the peace. r
He ordently hopes the United
States of America will talte an ac-tion in favor of the Rosenbergs,
either a n '9292' iegal process or Ipardon. . . ' '
Zardinal 1":-ltin added that I
retrial or clemency would have
world rcpcrc-n:isions that wouldi
r n e » -r y yai/1'1"?Pr I /war 1a. 19 - " 1
Ibo Cztrdina s message wast
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em. Since April, 1951, when,theg were sentenced to death; the
em assy has rcceivcd"I.59B peti-
tions. Oicials said a large nnm-~
ber came from non-Coinmnnkt
sources, including members of the
Roman Catholic Church, artists,
uriters, educators and political g-
ures.4
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Among hundreds of delegations
that daily have been visiting em--»-Siiia-Varizei Case 2.
hassy buildings on Place dc la Con-
corde' was a group of Socialist
leaders headed by Guy Mollet, the
ptirtfs secretary, who conferred
with Ambassador Douglas Dillon.
U.$. Ambassador in
Paris Cables Warning
David Schocnluun, correspond
eut of the Columbia Broadcasting
System in Paris, reported Wm
CBS World News Roundup Sat-
urday that the American Am-
bassador to France has advised
Washington that the death sen-
tence of the Rosenbcrgs is causing
grave prejudice to American pres-1
tige here, alienating many friends:
oi the United States and that se-1
rious rr-percussions can be ex-
pected if the death sentence is
carried out. .
Schocnhrun said:
"This Saturday! morning here
iu Paris, police are patrolling the
approaches to the American Em-
bztssy guarding against threatened
Iommnnist demonstrations. But.
out top Embassy officials are not
wor|'icd about the Ionununists;
their great t'tn| Pt't92 is the reaction
oi the anti- Iommunists oi Fran_ce
and Europe, runny oi them faith-
ful friends oi America. And 'thcy.'
our iricnds. in jncrcusing numbers
are coming or writing to our Em-i
hassy urging commutation Oi the
ltnsenbei-gs' death sentence.
Schocnbrun also revealed that
our Ambassador Douglas Dillon
sent a personal report on this de-
velopment to the State Depart-
mcut czlriivr this 9292'cel.," mltling
that '1!-4-stcitlay the Archbishop of
l:n'i.§ hltttlriccl, tlardinztl Fclh'n.i
suit a abl tlL c in re name~"-I-_1v_lM Catholics to President}Eis-t;i;ho92-er urging mercv." ~ll
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CHICAGO, June 14.-ProfessorRobert Morss Lovett, honoraryi
chairman of the Progressive Party
of Illinois, former '-ovemor~$ecre-
tary of the Virgin Islands, and in
the 1920': Chairman of the De-,
tense Committee for Sacco and}
Wanzetti. has sent n letter to Pres-iident Eisenhower on the Rosen-
tbeg case, in which he stated:
Dear Mr. President:- 5
tn asking you to extend execu-
tive clcmency to jnlius and Ethel.
Rosenberg. 1 beg you to consider "
the case of Sacco and 92YIl'l7.l' l,.
executed in Massachusetts in 1927.The similarity of the two cases lies
in the tact tint an immense num-
her of your fellow citizens were,
then, and in the present are. con-i
vinccd oi the innocence of the
accused and regard their convic-t
tion as miscarriage of justice. . - .
"The Sacco-Vanzetti case at-i
tracted the attention of the world;
to which their death remains a,
sinister blot on the State of Massa-
chusetts. 1 need not elaborate the
similar circumstances in the caseof the Roscnbcrgs, especially the
vin ictive attitude 0 the trial
One striking difference re-
rains: wltcrcas in the former caseIimnrdcr had been committed. inthe ltoscnbr-r;§s' case the allegedguilt was of ess absolute nature,
and never bciore had been Id-
jndqetl deserving of death.
"But in one respect the two
cases are similar; in the second
,us in the first a respect for the
public opinion oi mankind and I
92vorltl9292'ide feeling of human pity
call for the clemency which you
_are empowered to exercise. I.in-ust that you will commute thel
sentence of death in order to allowi
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Ill: loeua d tbaeeatira world:
"hatred ol !92'asl92ington's war pol-
leies, of the hats-ed and resist-
ance to the ollort to McCarthy-
lze America in the image of the
Swastilza. 1'-hongh loully mur-
dered by the Eisenhower-Bran
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the llosenhergn succeeded h
unmashing the plot before le
eye! nl literally the Inaiorlty J
ananlzintl. Though dead.
live on. growing more power-
ful even minute as the world
camp of peaie and democracy
teluaet to let their murders let
awa;-u-ith their ~nnsplrlty.U I C
AROUND THE DEFENSE
of the heroic Rosenberg there
arose a wide popular movement
which wps _gaining momentum
rapidly. So much an that the
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this generations. The outpouring
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ah wands, determined to In ht
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victim to thelupid and elirnhal
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the Rosenberg! Ilt0tlltl die, hemunclerers are new paying and
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n tactics living used against the Amt ricnn people by theplionics who want to blind our nation to the twth. -
The executioner: rushed Ethel and julius Rosenbergto their deaths by summoning a Supreme Court to pull
the switch. This was the court most oi 9292-hose judges did
not even read the trial record, or cum lo-sh at the laets, oldand now, in theease. ' '
Now, many are turning to the aétmrmliirgeaae of Mob
ton Sohcll, sentenced to 30 years in Alcatraz. as one 0! the
defendants in the Rosenberg trance-up. As with Ethel and
lulius ltost-ulierg. there never existed a :~in;:l1' iota of evi-
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even the lying government stoolie. §|'t1'ngltIsS, that the
death-hnngr judge did not dare tn doom him to die. Butthey d00me l,him to a living death. Non", many ask whether
the shipping of Sohell to the notorious Alcatraz dungeons
is not a new eilort by the 9292'ashin ton authorities to tor-ture Sohell into making the sordid:1l nl92"lingering" in-
nocent people for the l"lllas they Hit-tl_l0 do with Eth land julins Rosenberg. ' r
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ON TOP OF THIS crude forgery, McCarthy has -Ina!
let loose one more headline boas. This is. it anything, _
more vicious in its possibilities tor dec-citing America
iything he has yet done. This is .92lcCarthy s effort to
iade the American people that Canada gate the Tm
n-emment "a spy list oi N2 names" uhich 'l'mman'thuproceeded to suppressl t " * - '~~ . '
Thus the McCarth_92'lte forgeries..<which brands-<l Gen.
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But that is not all. Nth this announcement, McCarthy
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Rosenberg cases! What a chance for this unscrupulouspolitical gangster to fill in the names of his list at willl
What a hlaclunail and terror swapon he would then wieltl
against anyone-»whether it he a Nelson, a new spapet edi-
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That is what these lramc~up.s are iutentlc-cl to leacl to
tcrrorization of e92ery and all Anwrit-ans, in Sill classes
and litical gmupings, it they dare to challenge the MeCartllg line" for betraying America into war ahroatl anal fas-
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Y THAT THE 92'l Ylll92l~llLlNQl ' Fill was tmalile I0
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for lhey knew Dmlglak had spent BI2 hours by himself deljbenlinglqOn ill! 818$.
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