Hitler Fan Aids Congressmen Founder Carto Donated $90000 to Conservative Candidates (3).ir4/ ( L LlBy Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson THIS IS . 's ficial who was dropped for vania and Roger Zion of birthday. Had he not commit. leaking classified documents Indiana. ted suicide in an under- and has now been promoted ground Berlin bunker, he California Rep. James Utt, would have been 80 years old to a $36,000 job by President the chief congressional today. Nixon. Otepka's right-wing at- spokesman for the Liberty And, believe it or not, torney, Roger Robb, also Lobby, received only a token there will be secret celebra- backer5F the Liberty Lobby, $500, despite his loyalty. tions of Hitler's birthday in has been appointed to the Carto economized because he the , by a move- U.S. Court of Appeals. considered Utt's re-election ment that includes men of Last year, Carto also for the ninth time reassured. some standing in certain Of all the candidates who communities. They have or- founded the United gongres- accepted money from United ganized under the banner of sional Appear, which passed Congressional Appeal, only Francis Parker . Yockey, a "out—$90;000 to a long list of Baring, Dowdy and Haley are dead man, just as the John conservative 'congressional Democrats. The candidates Birch Society organized candidates. The largest dans- might have been unaware of under the name of John tions--$4500 apiece—went to controlling elements at UCA Birch, who was shot and Archie Gubbrud, the Republi- had it not been for the fact killed in China. can who ran against Sen. that Carte's pro-Nazi leanings Following Hitler's example, George McGovern in South have been thoroughly ex- Yockey committed suicide on Dakota, and Geargealanson, posed in this column since June 17, 1960, irb a San Fran- the Republican who tried to October, 1965. And Carto cisco jail. He had updated the unseat Sen. Frank Church in signed the checks. Nazi philosophy in a pseudo- Idaho. Carto's goal, as he stated in intellectual book called "Lm- Smaller, $2500 Contribu- the foreword to "Imperium," perium," which has become tions were distributed to is to capture political power. the "Mein Kampf" of the new Max Rafferty, who ran "To the goal of political movement. against Sen. Alan Cranston power," he wrote, "all else In Washington, secret rites in California; Jim Johnson, must be temporarily sacri- honoring Hitler are planned who opposed Sen. J. William ficed." On Capitol Hill at for today by , Fulbright in Arkansas, and least, he has had alarming who founded the movement Sen. Ed Gurney, who de- success. after visiting Yockey on the feated former Gov. LeRoy eve of his suicide. Collins in Florida. Another HE HAS also succeeded in $1000 went to Sen. Henry infiltrating the press. He has CARTO IS a skillful back- Bellmon, who unseated Sen. purchased financial control stage political operator. He Mike Monroney in Oklahoma. of the American Mercury, established the Liberty Carto's United Congres- established by the Baltimore Lobby, which conducts an sional Appeal made $3000 iconoclast, H. L. Meneken. $850,000-a-year effort on Capi- contributions to Rep. Ross He also publishes various tol Hill and has been a strong Adair of Indiana, James Quil- newsletters, including the booster of Otto Otepka, the len of Tennessee and John Washington Observer, which $14,000 State Department of-, Rarick of Louisiana. Addi- is sent to American Mercury tional $2000 donations went subscribers. Insiders say that to Reps. Walter Baring of Ne- the American Mercury and vada, John Dowdy of Texas Washington Observer have and Ed Foreman of New 8000 paid subscribers. Mexico. Carto's boldest effort to in- Checks for $1000 were de- fluence the press, however, livered to Reps. Ben Black- has been the creation of a burn of Goergia, Bill Brock Press Ethics Committee to of Tennessee, Herb Burke of police newspapermen. Its al- Florida, John Duncan of leged aims are outlined in a Tennessee, Lou Frey of Flor- confidential memo, which has ida, Jim Haley of Florida. been used to raise operating John Hammerschmidt of Ar- funds. kansas, Albert Johnson of "We previously discussed Pennsylvania, Dan Kuyken- the committee as a watch- dell of Tennessee, Earl dog organization," states the Landgrebe of Indiana, Bob memo, "to which those of us Price of Texas, John Saylor who are still working news- of Pennsylvania, Henry papermen can submit infor- Schadeberg of Wisconsin, Bill mation and documentation Scott of Virginia, H. Allen regarding the manufacture Smith of California, Gene and slanting of news reports." Snyder of Kentucky, Sam To lead this crusade against Steiger of Arizona, Albert "slanted" reporting Carto Watson of South Carolina, J. selected Frank Kiuckhohn, Irving Whalley of Pennsyl- who had been editing the Washington Observer. C 196g. Bell-McClure Syndicate, Inc.