I. H __-- ,f| J ... 1 - __ _.¢ E92' _ .-1 : 0 ,. u. | . ~ I :13 - -» II. -. ..-A_: . Ir.E; 'r -. .- v-9 Intolerance in America by launching the poster "amerita- A Ration of One People from Many Countries," by arrang- Q ing the Law '92 for ll a publicity photo of Hrs. F. D. Roosevelt presenting r * :.' original poster fo Dean William F;fClarke, of_pePaul F ingSchool, at our Civic Opera House meeting. 6! Anards meritorious service on behalf of civil liberties dur- forl939 were awarded to.the Chicago TIHES and accepted lard the L. King,publisher bycha.irman"'of"th'e civil Editor Richard{Finnegan, fights o92?mraittee and to Wilqiof the Chicago Bar Lssn., and accepted by Adlai Stevenson, first chairman of that committee. Phillipfhain made a ' n- special audit of the Mrs. Roosevelt lecture-benefit. APRIL - ' - F " 7! Cooperated with National Emergency Conference xi//I "~.92 for Democratic Rights Franz/Boasand Alfred :;!Stern, '4- chairmen! in taking a "Poll of Popular Sentim t" on the .o?'I I 4 Geyer anti-roll tax bill among 200 organizations-with replies representing a million voters for the bill. 8! In cooperation with the ACLU, National Emergency Confer- M.- . .- ence, American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born and -1 the Foreign Language Information Service the Committee . §_92,..'j 1*; purchased and distributed over 5,000 pamphlets on anti- alien and anti-civil rights bills in Congress. The Conn mittee printed 5,000 of its own prospectus. The Committee at printed and distributed 3,000 copies of the address on "Civil Liberties-The Individual and the Community" by 9 Hrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. 9! Complaint of Communist Club of U. of C.gthat Earl Broader had been ruled off the campus while under sentence was investigated and the dean , . of students held that Bnnwder or anyone might speak to student groups in their closed meetings but that those meetings which were to be advertised and open to campus and off-campus! audiences would have to be approved. President Hutchins had held that Browder could speak, pior 2]., to his conviction, in spite of considerable criticism. 0! The committee supported the ACLU demand on President _ ___ _@- . .> n ~ - -*g-- iv; "31. 3.--1.;-.. . .3-._'-=1' ' _..-»_.-.- .- . . - 4 1.. 47$ -. I --' _. - .' r -'- - ~ _ f '4"' _ 2-..-"-_r ~ -'.-1'-:1 »r'q.92':-""!""ri""""".gf:"'£ '*"'-'.. .¢------U--1-;_ ___-". " """ """"""""' - é i .- '- ;-- _- '-. - ---F-2-~-.t.,',-';:-*»;~ -57; -..;.;rt-; v1 ',_ ;_-;.__ e 4 ' __ . I. . -. _ I V__ . . _ . _l .7_ . _, 7 _v __":__,: _'__ ,- O ice Memomndumo1§f1¥i~nnis1~A -- . ; ..-__ In --gr¢bv¢RnMn;Tec*;e@.». __ , ._._ .-If-;-.-5 :_?--4'-F'l '5;:7'¬_-92, - - -.2. - -1.-ti...-w--. ~ -..-. '*-?._-=*.-..»-_-E-.'_g-§'_"-_:='==§" ! ..':-'@ _' +-".;7_+=~1_*f- ' 7' '- ' . -. D» - 7 .' . _.-.. .-- 1 . -_ ' - ._~92. - v ' 1 » n '92-_,_, ' - '. ' I -'~ ' - 'V - P " V . 1* :.~;4-.. .'-" ' -.-'. _,__ L .--- ,0 ,-_". o. u.wan _ -92__.' -. 1 . DA'I'B:.. 13,f1947,§E¬§;+§' Ia; l - ... ,_ - .: _-'. -A.-. - ' " _ ' ' _92 -_ -,_ r- _ '_'___,'__- _.! :" ."',~V -,- '. ' - ' ''. -. -'A " , " -'5_ I. I011 non : II. G. Iit -_ . -- t _-at - " ¢- .- . - ,---,:: . -.'L f _ .- SUBJECT: E _ l _.."_" _.-92__ li__ . _._.3.;:__VJ. . 4- 5'6__ l1LlE_,» -" -If.. [I _ .3 ' c .'.- _ . .rI *- - *e'h.i1eat the State Departmentyeeterday an o I L. - tunityto brieflyloo :at e StateDepartmentfile ne o{ice o I Jame __" ; E. '!"r.iefile concerned the immigration vien oaeeof theahov on ,,'i. II-n'5'|i _<-_ _ in ct. Of 'particu1 intereetie the the 'f 1ei enena ti n¢,,,;,_,,"
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American. P o1nr=mta £:}4: §5"p."=--1: zen wouldhe a 1 o e on _of_ thepreeent I_a__ona___ »3¢¢S.. ;_!.c__t_in viev_gf_A _;"' -; 'wt ¢ha=.__=w'1'f'*= the + =1?P=. _.oom1:n1.!$ . n=.>4...*!=~1t.';¥s>.=.'s-..=>;=.111<1.=1=1.9.-'..5;; 92. @ "* °'neefeit he1°?-.it n1gn.1y_unnee1ra'bie M -!"***t»"'=%.E.ii|ii =%P?=¥*£!*&£3;¥§2 £-*'t§ iilnitnh tates Department oi Justice . - _ > EN ,y .9 |' * yrheral Bureau of investigation L - Jo |. -.1 _ * it "i P."'1I"TT.I1"3D Rec. :2 'Ret. m |"'I tr. n.£A.r|: nlzrsn ro San Francisco, California _ F6-92' . ,,,_, ..,_____-______December lb, 19141; .. . E av-r - .- .. - 4;; _-if F 328ai I*-HAIL :i*?:cIA1} 1 -'-it -.';~:~:'-.' rector, FBI _ . .- l .- Re: l-_.' ICGERAP I _ , _ __- I 7 _ .' / " ..;_ .=- t . ,_e:. '9 - ~ s J '/;@-,...o'- , ____ "' rr.__ ."4_ J.:/T ..f . ' = 2.@- :- 1,4 | - -- .. - - r--X : -¢ l . Y- :1 1 1 l!-qr.i K , _ 92 11 5;? 92 - is made to the recent V151 ;_l.- H o - YD 1 : and his cottacts with 5-.~. ~ 1 Zetfonfidential Inf _ '- 4. I1 had ti-ended luncheon with no :~"ated that during, the meal but on1;,' I teherel t.=.rs-.-=.; with reference aces ehich no had er ' I 1," r 0 ti -"re. ..,1 N !- U e was Vs. o -- 'F;'.'i did not have an op ty to meet HAYDEN during his visit here. i P-..' ' z Lie-'er!l!' stated that he had name on his list to meet I-{.1611} AI. 1;».- = at it was impossible to work hm. in durin; the short stay H.".'. D'_'I! had in Sal. E !.- . I sucisco. - "If .__, :-._: - Pu Y. 92_'".,? ~a= oi my 1. I. 1 :3 out-It - ' 1- "__- t!:en related to -. n !'.§."" .}[email protected]¥ .v~.d in .t States from Spain he sent to on, D.C., where he n1.-3C L8d irnm-=d*.ately Vice President TIALLACE, ~.-with whom he spent an n - -._1r. After this "-'AI..LI92C?. is supposed to have arranged to introduce H!.1'D3N 92 ."'i'l" .I*."§i!Fl'1IQC'S'T'J'_I.T' Qprl ! ~llo~.»rin; this, according §p..remrks_ addressed to ; - 1 _T LEANORFSWE , T! ; .ITiZ -'1'-'.*.92I..L!-.CE and HAYDSE had -"" P J uchnon together, at Y-'1lCh time t by met P !ILLIA i;,l'92 head of OS-3. l -}Zf VAII, ¢ ; , _, _ It ¢ seems that , either during this luncheon or shortly thereafter »-3' J f .7 ,.z,_- ->1 ' '1-92"£3"! -.. ' I- '/ I , In I u -. ' ;9292 M] : amitzh Etaten Bepartmnnt of ¢m_.u:¢ * _ ' 4 not ~1j- ' M51 Jabs:-al Bu:-nan uf luuzutigatiun 92 ' -" u Q" 1' -'41:. __._ __ mnI:n.1r.|92.:utn|rII'ro 1181- York 7, N. Y. =-P!-T IA ...... ___;_._._.. Septe lb r 1.2, 1946 7-. _:~'-_- , | I ! u'! -1.1." ih ¢ '.,-. r- it? 4: -1 --:*f--. I , 15"" - ;;¢= 9231-:'zr..Tc;.;.' s1.'~.1' 0:-rfc-2'55 - J E.-A 1 - .1:-";'m':-.1. sac rznr----c 92 .9; -.0, > I err Jr: u. '-'.' 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I -6, I, 1 !__' 4? 921 .'5_; I _,- - - __ _.- ._f .,r~*- , - - 1 f, K I 34, _. ' ee%w 11E§F%=L- < .4 .-#4 l3 Porch 1145 9" _ in. _ I - FFUOHAHDUH FQR THE PREEIDSJTS *_ _ 1 ' le eenneetten dtevene&whoa I have with thoroughly the eenuereatione interviewed with at ere, "rI5¥Hooeevelt'l Iranoee Iatte eag9ee ion, .¥& I have ad an ercellent opportunity to inaeetiga e he matter of 05¢ ACTIVITIEL in the field. l departed from the freeidential party at .*ris Cairo after proceeding fron fnltn on a tour of the Italian and the e¢;g¢rn prone; and had an apyortnnity to get first-hand inforcation on 058 aotiuitiee and, therefore, am able to report first-hand information. eithoat going late detaile l eae eueryehere left with the eaae iepreeeion of utter inconpetency on the part of 085 leaderehip. In 1 Cairo the ". E. Army G-2, although he did not criticise the 05$ '.' I operatives, wae moot upset over the duplication of effort and the abeolute lack of coordination between the two agencies, General bononan 5' use recently in the theater and a plea by 5-2 to the General for .:- 1% .35 I 2.» proper cooperation fell on deaf ears, , ,1 . Z *1 . :-¬ that the eubject of 088 cane up, uneoliaited remark: 5 - Everywhere Q. r: . out the very aell hnoan anatearieh nature of the ,1 r clearly brought '-T -1» < el_ ? organization, They are ridiculed and nade eport of by foreign 1. . n , - intelligence anenoiee, Their cloak and.dagger methode bring out each peouaonyne ae "obs - on so Secret" or "Oh So Social". Their mere preeence in a theater 0J'Op8ra$i0nl not only placee the Atericnne in n Pidicu1Oul position but jeo_ardi:ee the older, more erperienced tea , intelligence agenciee and in eeueral oaeee, hae even conpronieed the it American poeition, ,, . lt eeeld be unfair to inane all GL3 nereonnel bu the renutatianr .g_; built up by the Ulbyae the organization cbntaine loneuery gbod men. -we Within the organization unite erch ae the Reeearch and inalyeie inf» Branch are doing an excellent job. Certain epecial operators in ,v=." Ital;/'did c fine job. But until the organisation can-get rid ofthe rotten Gpil l, the whole barrel renaine rotten. 1» .=-1*-'11 --I .-. > P. A 46-million dollar budget to pour literally "down the rain epout" can lead ton noet dangerous condition. Civilian personnel -.92 .= tn r ny cneee are guaranteed at leaet the eate ealary they receieed , .;, L. .-;e- in cihilian life, regardleee of the job they nay have. "re. France: .!-is Zatte Stevens w:a drauinn about $4,000 annually and wae told to e492 2 "relnr", xhen ehe would not relax, they wanted to give her a job "~7- ue receptioniet with the acne ealnry just a little under that of a colonel!, 92, General Donovan in paying high pricee and in hiring lobbyiete and other high ranking cfficere needed quick return: in order to build up a large organization free eereteh" in the niniean of tieet but here it ie four years later and the organization, instead of g0 l B'l§I~ __ ;_ -__r- better, gete worse. éopnf-_ 1, -. .,._,_ N I I °° ~n ___e _ _ A ¢sa;s*r1-11-1111 ;___ 2 --"'*Q ' _ _;' 92 'a__t ."_,|, ' ' d q - I FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION J.R -'i =. 1°;= =.--¢»w-=-rI l l"Y°FI I ' Jr,-...._.., 100-45919rbj 4* '*'*7I 'i E Z "I * * E ' E * r j. _-ownsaanar' RIG! ''_ F . aarwemasuuna raluoevoa 1/19nnrolrr i ~ use4= you - I/l0/4'! E jO,[al_J.E,A7127is, 26; Ie+,.-e, lb . -an-,_ I _ 92 mu crumssmImm socuusr roo ng-ran,a = CI- l_l _IA¢ 'I IE'GA§ ,_, ¢ - | C7 Fe erazione Booiale Demooratiea; "Fed rations A .' I Socialistanegli ItalianaUnit sun; i=92.1..1'+*J ' IIITERHLLR3615-Juno SECURITY - R I § _ E, Bogialist Federation 1J_nit__ed_pa. . ¢..To _ 92 17 92 -. "'_.ans-e-d*4-|Zl4a - ~1 ' '¢_ ._. . I 4 I 1 _ . , 92 I OF FACT : Itali-:38ooialistInfo advisets motiveseat thartta Pa:no has fundsno connection with it»from I "J" '? the ' 1",.- AboutSocialista year agoYouth. Sub;]eot'sapbjeot sent about$2,000 is at preaentnewspaper tothe-'Ital:_I.an tem- 4'/.[!_/11 6 V ,, I>- Pi poririlii under thoaditoriliip of s1o*.n*.mr1 sEL.~.the .-.=¢,- - ,1?-92 - 115',» polio! oi the paper from an examination oi its various I ' 1 numbers reflects that it supports an autonomous and inde- 92 I pendent Italian Socialist Party as urged by the Italian I 9'- 3 ' {in .1" 92_, _. Booialiet leaders exussrrr;-;'6Imsrrnxusnrrmxmwux. and 1 I A. 'Il1e_po1ic.yHENRI of to qollaborate and fuse with the | 1' a - Gommnilt Party ifoppoled by the lllbJOOte» An informant adviaed that the total membership of the Italian Socialist Federation is about 200 lnamberl, only 50 of which are in I /' x 9292 i|"'x'C,A ooniention oi iubjeot e held in rm: 12,'14/as ¥ and 12/15/46 and resolutions advocating an autonomous and independent Italian Socialist Party were planed and a Q 1't ssage to that effect was sent to Italy. _ I ~ 92O92'U! -' L Px - . i- y A I Ix ? Q, . 92 -- Q3 ,...__. - 92 W...ad! _.&' Ib _ 7 . ' - _aI a-' '-.'.' ' ,- . _;' J _ -7 A.fT92_$ _ _-: e - E. ___ P-gs I Bureau File#63-55,3490 ' 92"92. - - DE TAILS 1 Lt low York, Iew Tort. _ we 92-, ~ - ,=:L,.: The title of instant ease ia being marked'92<=14-'=;.¢ re1 1eo1 I-_"f'-'5' toII '_ Bureautwo additional letter, namesll/5/-I3; ,..-_ _ by which the subject organisation is ale-,5 "g - _..-» ReportftflrrltlSpecial to,namely:of I-gent Federation!Socials New Deaocratioa; York,8/6/45¢ Federssio A f I 0 " , 4 , uouafwnntnuf nal aatl I, '_1 _,_fj'§'; JI_2;JL"I4-:4--J _, - ______,, hf. , JE,;;F .iw92'a|92; 1.s:8 ¥Z'ii,5 oi E z_t %>llorn|Ias1-;wrd ' - __ ,___,,-.__. _ ;-;-- q." e .601, I Q crllt, ID, '7 92M 3 IIIYOII i{92 3 IL ,|92" ' -» .-5' '7*~§If92P"IQ. - I" nib IL. Ii. ..-4L-: ,.,l'. . -47-» .»:2 "5' - . ' -»' T 2: - __ --3 _ -1 -, ~ ' -- _ W _ . _ 7 _ _ .._ _ ..._..- Gab _.dl ._ - . q. _-Iv- _p-,, _ . . _ 92 -.- 0-~, _, _ _ J... - - -_ _- , - . -1" . 4 ' ""* Q1 -' P I. ... Id 0.. '-.". II p _ | .- uh _/F -_ - ., "'-,_ .1 _"Ir P . v-f. _ PA.-F- J'_"._ _ §"" _-II 5 _ - 92|.,'r -/it 2 .92,.' . I Q Q tn» L!I ~e . 0 HY 100-45919 ' , ~. 4- the chain oi events which succeeded. "as aresult the report claimed em there followed the annexation cf parts of the territory of Finland, Czechoslovakia, and Germany, the annexation of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Besaarihia, Enriles and that totalitarian regimes were installed in Poland, umania, Eulgaria, and Yugoslavia, which regimes in violation of the Yalta Agreement had installed a - -0.a reign of terror to maintain themselves. 4 - 4 ViLE!II'5 report indicated that Socialist workers and democrats were indignant when they were the organs and agents of the Russian state justifying its imperialistio policies as the necessity for the relationships of Socialism. 1- J He stated that this policy of the Iron Curtain and the liquidation of the opposition in excluding the Seialists, and all those who remain faithful to the ideals of liberty, democracy, and tolerance could not to accepted by the Socialists, J The report then referred to em eff arts er in-.=. PLEA! , E os!{1":ooss"'.-:.L1'. u in the social and educational oennittee oi the United Nations regarding the , J right of asylum and against the position of the representatives of the ' totalitarian states. He said that this position justified the adversion of the Socialists to all proposals of alliance and.a united front, to the parties who remain faithful to the postulates of a totalitarian state and who, in order to obtain their objective, availed themselves of methods employed by the Fascists. If ~ . OTB ther called upon the Socialists to follow a line of nu and--I ha Java la I -U- ham Q1 n|aaeI"l92r 1 Pram I W '0-I-an ll? In-92'l-,n'l TY 92"-L 'l line- i Y . Qiii ans! I_ _ L P! av. -I » unanimous writer of J Y labor and I which are 1.1.... -.-I 1 1 I UHU, I-Ll-L A v 1' Following the report there was a debate and as a result the following resolution was approved; The following is a translation by the the resolution] " r _|r7 W 7 __ - -7 i-_ .-_ is Socialism in this poat war period will better assist the cause of humanity if they will maintain faith with the principles or Socialism, principles of kindness, of love, and of universal brotherhood, and §92,92,g;|,1k|92, -aa__aa a- pg q592_,|| an-an LL4 gay rv92;:I |92eq,92la.a nAn"92a&1nn II-Iced ané Aqnlnwa aswvganeu can in 1- n n1nnr up- e -new an :1 nrnniane v w -Iv manner that they are: "..'f;T- 1 J I [ '~ _ i;? ug- '¢- .,-> _ .. 302%-35. -- V. 53$ -1 0 'ZC¬ Z92/Iemommlum - UNITEDsures GOVERNMENT .4 To Director, FBI DATE=October 18, 19h? r :f'. _'; :@;~ vis - . = sac, st. Paul ~»»wT= lllllllllll INTERNAL SECURITY - c 4S5 A protest meeting sponsored by th*CIVTL RIGHTS cononzss was held at the " Labor Lyceum, 1800 Floyd Olson Boulevard, Minneapolis, Iinnesota, Monday, September 15, l9h7. CARL MARZANI aas the principal speaker at this meeting and the literature distributed in connection with the meeting indicated that he was the first to be investigated by the State Department on charges ' .4-. .i I-92_'e$ that he belonged to an organisation believing in the overthrow of the govern- 1 . '- x .-¢___;;--' nmnt. " -.___;. 5 5 CIARFJNCB 1!1iTHA?.¢ -.Y, Business Agent of-USRliW.A Local 1159 - C10, and a former .._ .92__»_ . i 92':~=_-- _v.92Editor 'o£' the DAILY WORKFJR, acted as Chairman ofthe meeting, According to : 9" . :é% J; 92¥ ¢ who attended the CIVIL RIGHTS CONGRESS meeting, WRZANI spoke of 1 21 i ' his ac -c,_<;rou.nd saying that while attending Oxford University in England, NI '11.. he was married to an American girl and on their honeymoon learned that she was a C0:r.:suni3 C} for that reason their honeymoon was "one continual round '.=a:- ' of arguments". lie told the crowd, most of whom the informant identified as Cmmnunistt, that he did not become interested in politics until he took a trip around various countries, including China, During the depression, .'-e y;92 .. i'.ARZ1U- I was forced to go on 2'fPA. '". he denied his membership in the Communist Party and asserted that he had never been a member 0'1 the CP. He appeared to be optimistic and related 93? __- _he was happy that he had so many proginsnt defenders, mentioning Hrs. ROOSENILLT, I1I1'92 RY"-1A1 I..ACE and ARl 1!'b'R IAYS. He recommended one way of boating reaotionaries: "to out breed them". '7 _ ..a; ,'v 92-r Arnong others who shared the platform with MAQZAHI were Judge ED :':.iRI:_TGl TElI, , .- who has a long history of leftist activity, and PETER NAPHOL, who has recently I *5 been ousted from the_Upholsterers' Union as a member of the Communist Party. - > he is new on bond pending a hearing before the Immigration k Naturalization a-1,» Service as to why he should not be deported as an undesirable alien. -an-Y 92=- - according to our confidential coverage of District liine of the CP, it _ i -IQ-3; was ascertained that ROSE/IILLOTSON and other District Communist leaders, Z"- nere instrumental in planning the protest meeting sponsored by the CIVIL ._;924_-_' ,, . RIGHTS CO:-.'GRE$3. It was Ibrther learned that e number 0! the cell-!mov.n Q... Communist leaders purposely did not participate at the r yy o t £1! he '. . fl, meeting would not appear to be controlled by the Partye? 3" Hi-It lJ92:U-.92I _,..- -- ' 11 J; Since lhUiZuUa'I remained in the it-in Cities ogly one day, Ie92a1ir}' the Thin 92 ._ ; 5_,- 1. .. .a ' -. 92 I _.-s.,,. i '92 I _ - I i '0' h92. ' 92 . 0 ' .' -~.';- 8 '.. ._ _. - 1 92_ I. . :..e {!| . >¢:*/ .. lNDB¥ - I _. - =~" _ _ l .___ . ...- -a-an -' -1.1 "II. 4'}, T T- T "' '."'- H 7 " ,7v-A Xf . ""_ 92. .~7 _ "_92,,¢-92_.;' ,"_-11" ,-.__-92.{T-"qq92:"'. ~ 11 ,,¢RrP- "4' ¢"'92-a ,'92 _ .5, __ , __ '-*. ~=,->1:-'~-.-. _ __ _ . _ . ~..-.=~_ :»?--17». , -. 1T'§- <-.~?--:5 - .'.'-,"-'-.*.'-='f-.'3~ - - _ - . ~"""~.=#.~ ~_ - . ~- ~- - - . .' - _,__..-_.. 5 |a' 1- 1. a-I" J ' ._. 1'Ii .| _-- - __-- _ _,.- _ ' 7. ---. >-if '2 .-'§, :_ r 96, . *1":-', .é_'L ;Mom 10/18/I47 1.4-J! RITY C 4;.2*,-, Citiel September 16 19h?, no further action is bc1ng given this matter- II ' K :1 cc: New York En°-1 -Q "1 -.' .92---.~ I . ? ..|- . ."':1 , -.»- *.-1.5 :=1- -- xx : 1.3" Q; .-_92_-_L -I . In., : -1- ».' 7 4- *. -u »--u- ._ =~"-1- J; -¢»._ _,- . J, Z I i . I ? 2:6 Y '"92-I H?! 1 -4 ._" F 40 .1 ""- 54;- FZ- 1* 93.13" = -5'1 ii;- i Mlrzani served hie country well during .§',|: the war. He had already resignedand lell his governmentpost when he I'll n-ed' and indictedunder e statute designed to protect the govemmenl from Int contract: frauds. i E. -v. _ ~. .-._ ._, . . 7'' . ii Y : 1* i .1 i ..5." 92 . 1,- . .. H. I ~; MU i 92 1: -22 - 392 I 1g ii in ii i l i "As to Mnrznni'sinnocenceguilt orknow l 4 l V U Q 92 ;!; 92 i Q i nothing,but I feel that ourcivil liberties n 92 1 92 ; i~ égi are beingcndm|gcred." Q 92 92 i w u | a. . ,_- , - The llleal sordid episodein the decline of '--'1'M.-. human freedomin our beloved countryis ';;§ the conviction of Carl Mnrzani. T,| _ a _- _ ~ 92- 1 -,1 I . Q» #4.. _-;n|v--In-gJ_Q&! ;;='.- 1%-{I F», .1 loaa. A ccnvenation it su icient to pi te and the penalty it-muctt rt I- r_.*. heavier than for perjury. Thia statute in Jroad enougltto proaecute a 1: -. at-. person who rnade any {aloe atatement to any OPA employee on any __ . matter melt as rationing or rent even though such a ataten_tent was ,3}-! .;gé2§ oral and no witneaaea were present. 1 92__ =?;;£f; Furthermore, perjury cannot be prosecuted after three yearn. But .55 '4 during the war, thin customary atatute of iimitltiona was extended in Z & %- oi one mill three yearn after ceaaation oi The primary purpoae waa to catch Irauduient war contractors. Bil92I the government appliea tltia extension to false atatementa aa well, an tlti any such o enae committed aa far back u August25, 1939 ia auhjeet to prosecution during the next two years. Not only government II- ployees, therefore, but anyone who during the war hail any contact with government matters, including aervicunen, may nd lhemaelvea in aerioua trouble if the govemment chooses to proaecute. If the courta uphold the government : use of these legal triclu, rt powerfui new weapon for witch-hunting will have been created. T"*..ie 5: the reason why the Department of Justice ia no pleued with the con- -I": viction of M_.;-uni. It is a atrange and hitter situation when the Iuaticé 4,;¢F p~e. Department, charged with the protection of civil libertiea, uaea its vast as-' "were r92;----- in_- llrbvert -__ . e-- freedom oi American eitiaena. " .:.~.T = - '-sq;-_Z ,, . . _.".: A 1;: 2*.-:; : .3 ;-5? 4&- MYDAY ' _ ijé;_E ,__ T|1|s Column Deals ..i" ».92; ' , ;¥ . . :_'¬'.' ' With a Very {p .. £ -_..jJ . :é"., Q; Serious Suhiect ,' '- 'ii2', L I"', _ ._| , t r_j J-"_~.r; P §§%, : , 21;} Ti z '1' if e=3 '1; .1 _ r Q; {A -mi; . »92-¥= ' . .5 e: "? I- . 92~§r "92_. . 4'-_'- ".92 =7 ._, t _4; Z . rm --_ . u. . L . -. _ 7.. . ..-.92..92,¢_--a-1 ..___Av_ . ,.. V .... 92_ ,., 47 , __ V. I _ _ _ _._ __I _V " r_ '.--PP <5-_j P. _T,~ Q. -.i.92'- .-_1i. '"."l';l 'L j" f " !'f"" " ' 7 r ' __- _ I i O i M e .4772 - UNITEDs'f:i..ss GOVERNMENT" -'1'-' bf" Z-if -.T° = mru-zoron, FBI ' mm August 21, 194'; SAC, msmncron nun hi. i w=1=='*=j V ERJLHY f3 -7. IIITERHILL SECURITY - C rs5,3, Thisto is advise+.:is92z'92o:n:i M- re - indicatedthat while was jail inhe hadwritten a detective story of approximately thirty- ve thousand words and that it had 1, . been necessarv for him to snuggle the into the prison to do this 92-A-_ .3;-_ _writing. F1'1JI"H1B1 uisi CARL mastated written an article 1'0! the "New o .er" which had been read by I . of the newspaper r "P!-'"!, . . who thouijht that the article was very ed the . was Ptoinr: to plead the anneal of and that a '1'.5"-. nnri were ssociated hiwith nu r. isfelt possiblethatQ is the personreferred to by This is beino rnished for the information of the Bureau relative to the appeal of .. 92 i T F Q1- F: r - . _;- 1 Mn- 25'; 1 PIN BR 7 !--J 1482 _ ._, -miuli-3 N '3, - . .,p 4 I _/ 92 _.'92/ 92 - IE i l s 1 sui-1 - . , 92 . August 26, 19l+6 _ - AG - Did Roosevelt commit suicide? A document is being prepared by a very sell . § writer, who will style himself as Ir. I, concerning the mysterious death o late FDR. It is known here in Iashington that Josef-Stalin was doubtful tn 1 Roosevelt had died. He instructed his Ambassador to go to the Ihite House I ask permission to see the casket opened in order that he might know for sur 'that the President had died. The family"and the authorities at the Ihite ! refused to grant the request. ins document being prepared is so secret an confidential that it may be some months, if not years, before the authors! Q . brochure will be identified. y B6 1 D é The UNRRA is being disorganised because its operations have been so riilm scandal, graft, crookedness, conspiracy, and Communist propaganda, thsttn ministration is anxious to clean it up before a threatened Republican Cmp gets a chance at its dirty operations. When the truth about UNRRA coneaw Q will be so terrible and so disgraceful that it will tax the imsginationaf R5.g -pooplo. _ _ = cg - .__,___. 1;!-L _, . _i _ _ _. 1 House Resolution No. 6897 has been introduced by Congressma f?atterson d * Southern California. Patterson is one of the left wing members of the hm I. E House. This bill is designed to make it a criminal offense, punishableh 35,000 fine, a lengthy prison term, or both, for any American to critich: i Jew. The bill definitely will not pass. It is patterned after certainlu qthat are now in force in Eastern Europe under Josef Stalin. . D0 . !Henry_W&11lGO is a dead duck politically. Ho ii oo longor looked oposn Thaving any importance in the Democratic Party or even in the New Deal Put; and a chance to break with Truman, but he preferred to hold on to his hb,r than to crusade with the left wing elements who are dissatisfied siththeaa I things are now going inl ashington. The result is that Wallace is neithrf nor fowl. Left wingers who at one time shouted his praises feel that Idlac ran out on them in order to hold on to his Job. Iise observers hers bdinm .5 ;that it is Just about that way. v Y 1 _--- .-E? l'Father"bivine, the Negro faker who Gialll to be God, is 71 years ofigq 5 when he gave his age to the marriage clerk, upon preparing to marry a nut. 121, he said he was Ll years of age. This marriage, according to a ruanteu has created more ill-will against the colored people in the United Stnesth why single event in many years. ' PG 3Observstion: Practically no news is coming out of Europe concerningsqmuti fin general. "There is virtually a blackout on news because thin! "I so bad V11. ;In fact, conditions are so terrible in Germany that General Clo! 5"bena£q ,. hidden to reveal the truth. . Ererror committees and certain Jewish extremists GG have orglniled I Plh-isthe Initsd States to persecute people of German extraction for Pl"P"1"l bundle; in send by parcel post to their starving and grief-stricken relatives is 5;", -: ; 1 HG - -.p. %ationalists and conservatives have learned a lesson from the 70¢"! Priaariez 3 .. __ 1' 13.1! -lT."é IQ :' ._ - --.-as-=.-.: 1;, - _-""_' ;_ _ f,;;.*3;;;:;.-._j;;., Y3 ; .1! '-:;;;- _ ..;;;_ _.,:- . .,:E-'>" .:-.'.'-. __~- .__~1.".'; .,-.;;-1:35-.r_;7:" ;., -92.-- '-.=I;=:1,§.;.;'.:4:--'-'-:;.-1:-;.,._.-.;@: ,-.§;_~:»--:¢!;;_ . 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'.';92-'~ -'-.7:?:-;-'_.- rho. {f§.h';:.:1§§§;d.§:t§:1eu:.'z 1 rough Those who and tumble have fight likebeen reherved Bilbo T szmi: and lm: ; ad 8 .1.15;and haveattempted to appease the enemyhave beendefeated. Wh c0lP'°d.t..d sh, r. illustfiti ni of the latter method. This is considerd '7'P t 1, °rt.nt-pOl1t1C.1 lessonsthat hasbeen learned_herein 4 Iaahingtonone of the I0! thein Ppastsix months. IG terrified by Russian bombing operations. All Swedish peopleare being 5- 'l' 1---9 -'----°---thnuohf. +11 nf - we---6ihnr I111 ---_hlnnnn a. rr-as in -v flan:iuw 1: 1" n5 iorwiy are horrlliez for his next big grab. Russian bear reaches cu JG r the Farmers Union is the f r Orsanisation in America that cooperates with Rug ll, the Communist Party,and Stalin'sagents in general. The headof tn Organizati Washington 1; has Jamel and movedGvfPatton.the base of Hehis has virtuallyoperations closed Denver, histo office here Colorado.iH? says heis goingto organizethe grassroots. It representsattempt toan 3 gilt ; the farm communities of the great Iiddlewest with the philosophy of Russia. - KG on;br5h§H;HOl1Or, timeangel financialmillionaire, eewelryunderwriter! wasrecentlythe of DAILY WORKER,revealed and officialexposed theas d tn rgan of the Communist Party. - ' ' LG - 1 W * Henry Iorgsnthau, ex-Secretary of the United States Treasury, in openly back~ the PAC with his money and his influence, if he still has_any. Q HG 92The Rugsian government is now kidnapping moat of the children out of Eastern Germany. They are being taken back into Russia to be schooled in the art of Communism. Those German children which fail to absorb and accept Communist doctrines will be sent to slave-labor camps. Those that accept the Gommunis idoctrines will be sent back into Germany. HG Washington hotels have had difficulty in keeping their sheets. An organised gang of sheet-stealing racketeers have been operating. The sheets are sold I shirt_manufacturere, who have been using the hotel linens for the manufactur oustomkmade shirts. -- OG The long speeches of Molotov in the Paris Peace Conference and the refusal 0 the Russian representatives-to get down to the business of making peace tree i is deliberate. The trick is to take enough time to give the Russian army a chance to liquidate all Christian and anti-Communist opposition in the count they now occupy. PG , the newspaper in New York City owned by Marshall Field, III, which is otorious for its pro-Communist activities, is now conducting a campaign thr the East Lo force bathing pool managements and private beach managements to permit blacks and whites to bathe together. This is part of the nongrelisat pgggram startedby the Communist Party,encouraged Eleanoa%Roosevelt by and O Qr e B-26-I06 L.L.5 0 This weekly letter will be nailed on request at the followinl P5995? 1 ,..': I -°nQh.: 1 1 Kilt!" iii Giihi L. :. sizru. Editor. r.c. Bea secv. ======Addieon. Isehingten 11. o.c.. es r.o. Isl ass. Detroit :1. Ilehlsle-_ Itstl -9292 - j ____ _s 4, Q5 ,__qq - ' Q ' a -92._ _~ - '-. V ' -V '1 "111-'| t~ - _ ._;;--. . J, ____.; . _ _ _ V"-f"if f§¢P -_ J-_"_- ,.»-_ -_|-__; - - _ _ _'__._ - ..- ,- _ -f_ '1 ,|,-.-,'_ 'é? THE. WHTE HOUSL-_ 1" WASHINGTON .i'~';=. - P -3 - er April 21, 19kb, iMr. 51'. -r.. My 92-'92'92|I I : n-Inn . w My dear Hr. Hoover: L 1|'-! ..| 1 0 Hrs. Roosevelthas askedme in; J hr. 111...:ll nr to thankyou somuch forthe copyof y.§r,.- 1-..ul! ,,3- . V , ., _¢_ey r~92_'? your addressto the 53rd Continental _,_-pl .4, ""1 .~ ¬.-.I _ n. If Ll} _,,_HZ. Congressthe of Daughters of the Ameri J--5,: can Revolution.She wasinterested to ;% see itand appreciatesyour thoughtful -_~¢_. .~ . "<2: 14.4 -' ness ingiving herthe opportunity. |92-"'_ »..- 11'-'1 4,-1...-1. 1- Very » sincerelyr , ,, ' Y0ug;¢/ ~.,?¢- F12 Iv4: W41,-14,,v zn / M1 -. 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You might int-little tltnt in the lI'L'tll'tl. too! if _vmt would, Izinhol-Igoaullhllunlnlq rilhitidvlliqud I-ti t--'- --I H" ~ ~10 ----1 lo: r-I-J n nwu 5- -.,-to Gilli]--dd-Inn-t an -nu t.-----.q pee-q|anllIuinIn|Ih n |---Ii:----.1-.44" 92- I-Jlvruior in-cnttsol Roosevelt.think tho list. in rntln-r signiiicnnt, nntl nu-ltnlu-1| Mrs. tnnm. lilllln ale-.-92 I ml-an u Q-on-in at nnqil. Hi -up-mi-A Iv.-on-J, ml I In pm uh -|92 r...i..... Mr. Mr. Lt:.92-s. Sounmxs. DoNo, I donlt.vou Intro ll copy of tlmt appeal! ektgi-li_¢|l-I- nan.-I-to-I»-ya-ual-.-l.d:~|- l""r"'- "" "'° '57-' vi'lI|"Il"'I"l-"-'|'1"'_'lI"I e...,|..l..tn.r.-,l--vnem-|-l- I--I-n92¢I|ui|~nI'II-u-u,n-IIII-.92l r. Sot'm92"t.~u:. I won ltl luv u-r_92' glml In nntli-|'i:|kv to st-vt|rt.- n I'lul_92' if oftho this. 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Lautrutqry,--U1: letters be 2; ; A_ ._ Q 1. : 1 -mi NcL .on:1 :,'Do:-i:s Duke Cro:r.l.e1.l., 'und. 1!-"r-.mui1 qua found to no the nor; oi on-.1 -'$.j=.'~ 92. writer . Investigation in the_Chic.ago@ Fiela Uivisim reunite-.i in o-ut:.inin,_, 1 .',- -fq n,_-~ . _92 _1 ro..: p, rec i i on t _j> i 0110 of the _ letters: uigned _ "K ."Rolf", a 3! Q; . 'c6ni'e.- -a on vmurein udmittea writing miiing the threat-=nin' r. let.r.ur.;-tr; l111Z92:'$B'.I. L' and tné 1>f-5.-2; vict.i.:..s.- I-kmdwriting _s_,iecimen:: of .92- 5.». ' 1. .92 inureobtainedand'i orwgrdeci_'t..the FBILaboratory. .E}x.&':.1nabi..zn_z'-csuit~f:.1 .-~;-'2 92| '5, in tnu conclusion th'z1t_tno subjast _did=uot write the question-id letters. ' i- 1,. - .". . .~. ifhcm c1|I1frufibu;i 0;; A;_;-.-n1...;-with the ut¢..j..~.1m_m1..1 _t.|..-.t. di1'i'urencaa uern'._£oun:i 1 ; '- H ' . 92 V his ?;¢.n.ixriti:1,;,'_tn-a':.iu'nje;:t..hy:.tar1cii.ily'éimsisteu he hud written thc . .'nJ -1 h .1-gr queatiuned letters, saying t.h:.r. they"'rier'e written uniot the in uence of . .3 .,-. . .92 ii.4uor and '-mile his mum auzi nounu by a ruuber uuudin omen t.» disguise i. 'l".- U writing. Furtr.-er spauiuerm ware te.-tun iith tluu suo1oct's m.n-1.*Do1.mh'in t.=-_ -1 5. '1 ¢92._ ~ - 1"n="»i.ian inutnoconclusion no had ..e-.¢¢-mm, tn-it the but auuject ox.:min':.tiun aid ..ot of writ-:1 these 'r.i_;-_~ writing.:'...r-mt-a:1in;_.-;._.i.et--.*::.s.a_:;uin~ rc..=ulta-. . - The uuojelzt was examined by a p.s§,c_:hi.92t:'iaL mi-..a adv-up :e.-1 'tne opinisn that -.1. "mu S ffuri g from .ieaentiu"pr'a_ecox and l0,;aJ.1y iii»: pot know: right froia hr; r .; x . _ 92 Fur.-r..;-=r lnvuuti-mtiun resuibeu in the securing oi'_a c.:nl en;.i..n fro...-13-, 0-:2 . >:J~ , 1 -fig ol-1 *, i'-'|iB§B1 -111-'l.IiIh' 01- t|.a_ ;3uu_;-:25 aist.~.~gi i5uuje:+,Ia I ? U:-ot.u:r'5 -.4119 , st¢.tin,-_; bgnt she nut; 1-::ibuan the Lotta-rts at the 5-m','~:ct.'.. i 5 requo.1t.' Ina h-.n.iwritin,.; Oi -:5 exumin .-J :>;.'__t..ha 1-251 :-1* 3' 4 Lautrutory and iuentifieu nit the quesr,; ;5m-1 w: 1ting. In view of tue :4..- .7 * -I P comiitiun of thé subject, pro.~ecutiun=¢§ *. 5 -1001136.; u;,' t'n_a Ugiteg bta_*..':.4 At-I _._,. 1". E .9 ? P;-<;..e.:ut:L.»u .-as. n.L:$0 uaelined for g , '.I§." P _/ f, $0 92 _ __ . 'V It iu_ to be ouaerv "L!a.i._5 auau 4t$.;.t lib ! 11i921E¥= -{>:5di§Jc'92i:§i.bhwaém -rim. institute: 0:; cc-rount-vi _t.tfa .r:out:J. conaition uff tm.~. .u;.:_]-==*!r.,' iIf;;{4rt::~~1¥'; 1':' it 1:1 i.-.:.0.li:.-t.o.L; wparmt that ":. né Imun_-,-:nuu.s Lebt»:r'FilE' J? msi- J.-r'=i -a 4 1. ~.-_'. value: in thin cuaa in t-nut-by n:1ouiu,; ta.-1 :2.-so mum. .i.'!:'~|_r§.i~.i_:v92i. J:_'g!'. :[|rZ. b£_92'-zit .'i la. ,. ._ y.-.rt oz ;;'ap992;.Lll-1 AL;-.-nt.s of the lea Io:-be mu 01.1:-"-;;u 0l'1'i.cs=.s |l 6b. Eli]-;i.-'»~t§.=. - < '1 - ¢, Purticuiurly is mi; tru-= of t.-1. uori; mum Grora-1'-¢1i_c:1;;a__j,u _ll_ag_!p:_'k,__Lec.= _.,__ 1 it is ni,;h.L;,- unlikely t.=1-it tn-1 darn Iark office would have ueen :|u:ca..s;'u1 . -92- : soivin; this case rithuut an-a Jm..n,';'iIou.1 Latter File idantifi ration and up .'_l:_ .,. unsolved case of this sort ,mrticuluriy invoivixzg a prominunt porao:m_;0 Q-I -. I ~ 4 , 1- - A . o -.-4. r //$1 . J A I - .78D:'C 2119.14 ' _ i v W i _.__f_k l_ ' __ fl '_- = '__ ' '- _-» [4 "'92 { _.: 92 . I P6 _¢.- _. xv>< - -7 -.-1 I J .,_ a _ Zcon§l'dornb.1._e i.nvear.1gu92.1ou wluro all lean: are co:-.9lsboly.q:chaua'§ad. - _ 5%: * . . .--_-5 -It. in further to be obsoriod t.h~.t. the Lira. Eleanor 8-ooaevelz also Y was basing invuabigabcu cry th-:1 Secret Service mu our identification of Ll:-3 bUD_]923Ct| .11 r.n.w c;.;-.- :-hi.ci- 1-';..= uctu-ally ti-:1 1:1 ta the Eleanor Ituoavslt . leaner turouun nu: L~bJrhtory's nnuu}u0u- Lezuer File shculd have n:;e a very EJVGIUQL3 imprudllan gr. the 5c¢r¢t Jervis: ru¢=r4in5 our £>ciliZic; nnq cur ;nve~5ihutive nullity. I do not know uhoahwr r . Rooaevclt was rzp;,ri-uu oi the solution of min case but. in is no . uz :.l;1. unlikely that. an 1..ie'.1ti£ i;:n.bl-on 0: r.u1_- kins wioul-.1 eventually coma to tne attontiarl of - _ . A i the Preaiuant. nu navlug peen 0i.'i'0c b0a ¢ __ a_y the FBI Laboratory an; would he 1 ,1 . - '4 very favorable bh:'.n,;. _ l . , -- 92 -1: . 5, ,. . ,92';.'. at ,__ , 5? _ ,- Q.92._ 92.".~. v 4* r »'. A1,.m - - 2 J-Srgal 1 é ..- :. ; . . 1. ._, . 2 15; ., __ 4-X . 2 1-:: - :- . 41¢? .92> E-- 5 .L"." 1 ; _ _1-'-I. :. -IQ; ll ;1r.. =17: -¢_ 92 ii ' . - i . -_,* ; a§_"-4 - pF_-' 1. Q -14-,i; . 92,. I '13 ? 5' 92.I, e , . l .1, Q; 1 I ! § _ " _. .5 ___k__ __- .2,.;,-. n .,'- ...|. = 'r' '- 92. l } '¢ A D 2 R E b 5 E b' COUHTER SCBVEHSlbN SEMINAR ' SDuu:OrcQ py i -_-, i AMhJl{ICAI£IS}.1co:.::»..:1ss1c-:~',TIEE masgmcnw LEIEIC-N ,5 Washington, D.§. . , November 1?-zu, 154/ 1 -1- !92DD17.h. _:S o PAGE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS_ 1 W. C; Tom " v 5% '4 . -&@ 1<; 292-'?~.Q'?E' ADDRE-;:;S Yon. William C. Buixltt . . . . . " ~. <; £1 0 TFE EOLS £VIK REVGLUTION Qoorgo SOKOLSKY ...... H TFE HOUSEUN-AUERICAN ACTIVITI;135 1. Hon. J. Parnoii Thomas. . . . - CCLIU¥IbT bE1ZUHLOF FOSERIN EA5 EUROPE ANDTHE EALKANS III. 0 Q I I O 0 0 n 0 ;.,'I -92.¢ 'CCKTU*I$T b§hATEGYAND TACTICS IL xv. 1. --. . .r-'92.- I T IM-E 0-F JAR Jan Valtln...... / q. 3% 4. "rm-5 CO}.-'.I192i 1"151Ll92'- 110*.-1'1'1" *."."omr_s i I 0 I 0 I I 0 0 n 0 0 0 E: .92. 1.". Q as I HISTORY, STRUCTURE,AND FERSGNALITlnS OF TF3 CO$1UFI5T PARTYU.5.A. I £1 Eon Gitlow Saxyer, . . . . Direotop,_, .h,_,_;____l . . . . . T : ; LEGAL ASPECTSOFTI AGAINST 4 O 92 .-.. 4 Samuel mrq iruoaum.. .'. . . 12 92L TTEE ' I 2; i s . F7. "P". at 4-:3 r ' I __.-- _ __- PR i 1;-. . [ . -ow C ... llz. .._ L toon place. It tat started by non-Communist vet- ,; 1! v erans who thought because of the economic depres- v away. sion they TOTEForces heard entitledatout to it receive" bonusand tn%92Qommunist right pr: a Veterans Organization was called on the carpet and 3 they ornanifed bonus marches of their own. They 1_-'& ;Y>.i 4 . cane to Waehinfton, ousted the leritimate leader- .4,.- :e .. -1--. ship of the bonus marchers, seized government .92q-- 92Z.'1'- P-- buildings, defied tne authorities, and bloodshed . _92-:- toou place. They used the event for years arter- . wards to biacken the reputation of President Hoover s. '4 . FF." J We can say that the Communists got their artatest rust in the United States through tT0 .1 developments. One development is connected to .- "f¢_'.?_!; 92._- -. the other. The American Communists made their -.4-. '-OI | 8 greatest headway in this country because of the 2. -ii". Q.- 92 attitude of the Rot Deal and the organization of 1 -1:1" 1 '0.--.-~ 4 the CIO. Even todaI, as late as 1347, the Com- ._ ; Q-' - cg. : munists claim that if the New Deal policy were J .I~, d :i .'."'; carried out by the Truman Administration, there 1; ., I would be no trouble in the United States, but the I <,. trouble is that he does not follou the policy 11+5? I- laid dotn by Roosevelt. The Communists didn't '4. 41 -ff altars support Roosevelt. At the beginning they IJ had some vcr; ufly terns to sag about the New .*>- |-D Deal and Rcoseveltianggnallace. They called tal- _.-_ . iz. lace a Hall St. boy. They said that conditions under Roosevelt tere.torse than under Hoover, and dd .2 | they said that Hf$»@QQ§§QU6iE couldn't understand ¢Q- -' the uorkin: classes. That was the attitude of 9, 3.-_.;;_ M the Communists at one tine totard the New Deal. 1:.>- Then in Mescot the policy nae changed in 1955. - ;., I I Moscow decided that the American Communists who J: -.- happened to be in Moscot at that time should go r . 2 back to the New Deal. That was done. Perhaps ,.-.' in rhat'oeal was the rvfult of Russian recornition ... i ' ¬ L. 92 - . '-92.," { 92. '1 ._;! - 3;92-- ., § 92'. '3'- E-. I ~.x-. '5'. J'. T?"'.;; 1".'712: ?- ; , .m5Q !'f92i__--ac! -501',"'1'. 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I { .1] Jehernl Bureau of lnneetinntinn - ' .92,, t K - Hniteh States Bepnrtment at Justice i ' - .3 a - I .: N. 7.!» I V -$ . - H ? if-'=_"_t III *UlL| I. a. . aw i -92 mom ll- 3£1§9l!-;§_1-_§=i__Q9!¥? I1§@14TL-51|:"' 1 .3, 100-some t f _____ June 2o. 1944 " .4;-'1 -Q ne'- --_ 4.- c re- Director, FBI _ . HE: = SECURITY MATTER - G am.-n rue i _ 4 Dear Sir: Reference ie made to Bureau letters to the New York Office dated May 28, 1942 and Hay 30, 1944 in connection with the above captioned U I-atvtQre .- 4. '.. Preliminary investigation re ected thnt U 1 _the Bureau. letters is identical with JAMES L053, elins Dr. JJU-Q25" I-OEB, G" . -Tr., who ie presently residing at 78-26 19th Bond, Jackson Height , Long I Island, How York. He ie.present1y the Executive Secretary of the_ UNICR FOB I . DE!-LOCRATIO ACTION and in reported to be e personal friend of M:-I. ELEANOR 92ROOSSVIIL'I , Mre. ROOSEVEIE, in her column, Ry Day dated New 3, 1944, etntes as folloee: . .5 * "I wee very eorry that because oi the Secretax-y'e ~ ' -~- "' death, I wee not able to attend the luncheon in _Neer 3: York City given by the Union for Democratic Action J,--. -. to bid the general secretary. JAYJSS LOEB, goodbye and God epeed no he goee into the army. I broke a n'.un'ber of engagemente this paet weekend, but that is the one I really regret having to break, eince ,,_ I wee ebie -to put the othere oi ! to future dates . U It should be noted in connection with the" above quotation, ne-U 92| that the enbject wee scheduled for induction into the Uni ted Stntee Anny on Fey 2, 1944, but that in viee of the change in Selective Service regula- tione regarding nen over the age of twenty-eix, he in at the present time temporarily deferred. __ _ to EL!-§9292 EB wne born Jug-net !L'rZ!9292LOI'. -B,Hie 18, ectiviti1908 ee in at Chicago, the present Illinoie time and eppeer ie marriedto be I --.4"-1'" P » "¢Y°IY coni ined to tneimxcm run maocmrzo mom: . ; I IQ ,-* e ' -* ' W W J 7 74-97 "' l 1511?: he 1 .ln92l n-Julu /5-;_//4/T-J! i 92 {0¥;xr .u - , :'f ,. _" . ;92.__, 0 ouim - , . / 1 L» .1 __ ~ I To ' '92 , s4 _ ...,-I _ I 7 . ;~4 _ . _ r . __ _ r . __ 45. :| . _ . _ - __ _ » - _ *"-I :'";-*:*r'1i:* ; '3 r . --'_ , - - - v *- -' 1-< '1 '- - ' - - -- . w v -- .-e-1 In _ .--e yr - _~. . -- - _ ... _ .. .-, '_,- f.__-'_ _ .._ ' _ -.r -1,-5.4 ."I- *_ _ __. tn ._ l . .3-2 _:92_- -1 - ._ P I - - -_ .,; . uf _o-' _ ' -"' W -.1-.,"'. 9..-"_'_: .. -v¢- .__- 1. f__ '¢ a -_- t '_ e :'§ _ "__-."-"-' . . . 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TURKS, have !c<.n chcckml f---r infurnat ion an her accl-trjrcund and I F; r.cti92:iti.".s with ncggrtivu results. é Tho 6u:.rt0r1y'l30rZ OH G .lOU'ND" :.n the COLTOII COUIECIL F014;: ;1'<1c;;.1: In-rljrt J _ i _. Issues r-1 the Qpxzrtcrly COPE-O'rT G ROU D," th: cr:-jrin of the ON COUNCIL FO i' 1.?!-1987 01. . Una F, -"JG ss K. 1 .-v u 1,- A 11:ro1¢92s'r:.1'1--1=s1=.".<; 1 ;.I{THUR ~1C=i0CK J JO~513~ICL'.IR 92 I. - JOS';.F-.SQh.'.I-YL 1:. CLLYT ow": 1'1 CBLLY >-P 1,1_m1*,-g;:";.:1s'r0r1 -». I. - ;C1iI131.1.1 ~'92~l1'.C LT. ISC1? 4.-92 Kur:'r,§ -r'~.Y.'rH _ c.*.r.1. 2111* TIC. LOu1s__:-3.11.1. _ . FY? 0 t>.~$ I.c1; I-I 1. :»;sur..r. 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Gs-ner:1,,I1eanur Roosevelt,Prank Sinatra and EdgarRosabach. 15_I_t potntcd - - out that,from allgndicatignq, &'¢¢epb8__, 1e89_'|I_r1t-i;r1_g'a_§s{_e§@P@M;;fg%§ L _- . ,- 4.7 __q Dubiikiw rd: mm ambngtlie_crim!ha1 elesiianw .-1.-.' ;"I',-;_:t-. 3; ;-;;;-=;;~:,-;;_,- -V ¬._ .. 1 ..92- . -4 I i 1, . 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NJ" . - . W. Local Co_@1nints coxtiuuc to pl '.-._11.- ....:..... o -..L.'- 3'31?- rol, nho iv bcninnidg to rat Eir"1 ht? mith - ncny éelcg~tions viritinr hit -bout L31 s1L thinns. The Joint Anti ccist 4 iuf p uo. ,9"? vzcitcd him to urge his Iain n goon or;ic. fa in the case of the twenty Sp"n1:L chilércn , ____ Inpq ril cd fro: Russia. fEc L;. 1c"; 1OgT5 2 . rm, for Sponish Freedom also vixitoi niq tr ;:y .,I . Atn respects, etc. ' ...*1 in Butthe - T ;-, A.|i 92 2 Ciffcront 5. 1% 31-.-92' Mexican Gir l'¢Coixunists in.§ ricn H"vv -dotted 1" '.- _: ~p:. . . ' . - - ._ . r__-_?-,_ » 3 . ; ,_f' - t - . ' ~ -. . ~ . , . _ _ .__ 1,-:1. 4 ....- -;-. . _ _ Q * .-__- _. .. - . -' 92. 92 q -. .- - :3. --P -_~ . r.'_:_.-4.1: * - *'» =t~;f5;".' ."-.- ' -.* '-.1,_ -. - -*"$35"P¥E@b= .- ,1 ~}'-.-'_. '-. . "92.'.L'*-if "1-. *- 1- - =1 -' Y 3'- !_!'.: '- ' i'an"..iar~'- .-. 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I unit nu: at urn umu numb no Ioucn uh" "N" mm " I~C- ¢,i_;_,10/Ev/49 IADI. -~ 1/go i mun j W 7,______,___ _ _ 7 7 V7777" Q V iiri 777 777' 90 |, I cnuncru or out Q -i " Ii;iI_. ;;f3- 7U*2I'1'Y - R it i-""'_ Y _ , , ______'l QYNOPSIS OF FACTS; K ______-1'- .9.-' {ill}-T]I Ib'Tf1F92TIVE . 92 :%' ,1, nau- :®RLihdéS-Pm ln men? in 92 | I. .C~ us 92 - connection 92.'.'1 l;1; .'.'hich - 371' es fro uunt trips to II_+";92'; ' r - 92 :8 LHIT J . 11211 >.' - fa. Ll 3 ; . 1" I SQ i F01 the ];iLLer- no r. ifiii-erij SL1-1.i1>.§ 1'7 ,-_" L ten days to ma a the uoyncfe speech <.u.'1-2Ho the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on January 14, 1950 i. 92 and to Dgrticipate in Pcunueris Day ceremonies at the Univcrsiiy betw@¢n 'i Jhnu rg ll and 16, l95On"Types of . -7 _ - _ 3,-_-- __ _ _._-. - ' ' l _ - ______r_, _ I . 1 . ; - 1 . _ - .. - --.1u- - .. . .-~'..' - - .; 92- P~- = - < e 4Q F ' * - ~ " - _'.- 1. §92,',- - _ n. ' ,7. '_. _ 1 _+~..-J ' . - K-; _ . »I--> .,, - . -_,-.- .~ - - _ - I . '1 _ e - ' I -- __ _ Li 92- -t '- v - -. : _ 1-:-'-'.-'_ '- 92- -"- ,'.¢ . . -'- .4 ? _ 1- of. _ _... 1 -2 vro 100-sazz , - t. 1. 1 " HISTHATIVE .-I -.» " ' > D851 1 ;~> _Ihen_I lei: you at your peaceful end lovely , retreat at Hlgblenz , I promised that I would reepect 7 ycur deeire to eta; -3; for awhile from routine work Pn end write to you or on moat important occasions. " ~..- ~- _ A talk rith the Pr: -en; of the United States is - 4 perhaps not yet e r:_tine matter. I therefore, thought -92 you might be intere. ad in h ng a report on the one Q, . I had this morning -.:h H S - FHA ,1 Y I- It wee T1; Zy en off-the-record nutter- w _ name was only on t;'= ?r eaide t'e ;e =one1 calender- It nae kept out oi ' otncr accounts of the Preside. s appoin: *Qt5. - I wee esled = to come to the * -'2ntran:e :- - was taken to the Office of |,P KAT° COHHOLEI, foil in" e e route where none of the X Q , . I . 'Afterrepo..ers the talk, cove.inc2 CHL;.T§¥ ¬SS, @. te House the President's could.eee me.personll 92 . secretary, led me 2 ;e he acne may to make eure that Q_92" :5.-.._ my visit would Pezal eecret. The reason for thie,_ it wee explained t wee not to arouse jealously {J O-' 1.-. .:_ in the ?eshingbon ee corp; and ell kinds or - unfounded epeculatizna. - w H. S. T. 3 1:0 wee in e nest cheerful mood, appeared to enjoy 4- -zzendouely hie oval study, the - world and hie God. Tel1 , me with e breed e grin, nice to see v:u here, I understand :1 -92. you are shortly gci; .5 He eeked :5 ehnt countries I pltnned to h H I visit and that kind : I articles I planned to write tron Europe, and i:;= dietely _ -50- - --- - 0 r - .-' I-4 - ' 0 v an - __- , - .;.-. -. o '_ ,1:92 ._ a..-' I _.¢ --,' __.4_ 4. 1- _ ,. __ _ .. ! - -. . I l . e . I ._ . - 7 C - 1 , . l E ,Vi. -I. _92-: my "7". __'1"-I _ -. ..-.. - --., s _ a . . ' , I , 1 " .__' ' 1 0 _. .-V - - -..>; . - ... _ . -..-- ., _ 1-, ' ' - -' -_s 2;.-.~'."* L7 . f. .,~. '._ .-_. _ .,.,,_,-w . - . .".':"t.:.t-;~.. . .¢ *_:¢.' g. ADPINISTRATIVE *T"7' ~ ' -?4¥ ;?Y '5'-. ' -' - ".+L":ab§E"f;1 .r . .-'- t -. .'__ putting enough pressure on Fcstern Europeans for turthering'¢?5~~ 1+9" economic integration. I ex;lain ed to him that unless there Ill '-.~ adequate izcrican proocurc re vi 31 n:ver_sce ;ro5ress toward IF? European integration anu the-gre star pert of our Enrs gll es Elan will be rusted. He told me that he shared this vie=point -' é ._"i1-re Z jlezely end thet he always he s to right the ECA tendency to 'It: consider their operation as if 1 t nere_relief. He did not 3 ,., . believe in relief and wee convin em . that without economic ' ee integration Europe would forever remain a burden on our shoulders. §5- . He told me that already at the Potsdam Conference he advocated . __.; r e greet European waterway from the Kiel Canal along the Danube ,. that would link the fzltic and the Sleek seas. H» wanted .2 ; to see a Denubien economic Peder ction that would seal the vacuum." .> ; 1;.'4- '9292---'5-A - ego -1-ela-,-_%T".;-92-Q-|.=a-u-92 :'w'-92,"y!._;. :11-5 Q11 -l>'|-saga -vs . J-QL 92a L : UK-G fhellballi QIIIQI l.¢92|lI|ll{:'-l Jill ._,-ll_laIu'-QII F SHKU iii Ell§§ § PLGIJQ H1 ? E'v .53 ; ; been wrecked by the Soviets. For the British and the French were ..92- arguing about the Ruhr. thile discussing theirlsecurity in '_' Q. Germany both English and French were trying to pull the Ruhr 924'- economically to their side. __ "'1 don'trant either of then to have the Ruhr. I want 3,__ . the Ruhr to be of use to the entire testarn European community".~ in v a.92..._ ._-e--.: a.1.._ .-._-..- Q1 -Q J EA -L ?'92I 4!_921Ias92-y n|'I!92cunQ !Q > 2 é i _': P 4 1, .,, '92".. ___- "f.1T 1 -1 ' " e { " . :~92. _ I Q ! 1-._'r -. I . . ! I |. O , H v"_ I .- F97, Q. n-C WFO 100-6822 n, ».;_-._.,~ . ~";__' 3 ,, ._ 92 +-*1 2;=. 1 . -3 -"*1--, 3% ,§92a_;.1 53. - .-'92. DI-T If 4! _ S {SQ :11: 1 :1; 0!. the innernnticnal situa the ' f.h'.1 1; .ns izpvoved H Hu dr~ eer I.-V; 6 ' '2 pa 5-. . 3 »:.1;|.-, 1.; -,_; 92_~" When I told c:f.:1:_t! .:t -ve ;_.. on 3;:ak, he exc laimed, "Iha:'sfine n !."Ii511t 7 I added, "you know one 3 we ma an art ~ Tru:zn.7 Ho , he leu5heq, "net 3 befsrrave I am 92 J";1¢ 0 0 me '_"".'92~- ..-.- - - T , .-,3 H --- q -. -__._. ' A, .;' 92..r -,._.. _.-4 1..-,_,...:'l, -,-'. .--._;,..,.', u K-1.. . ' -, ~.. - tfers were at least a million f n; 1. - ,. 'soul: io the J ;n such Fairer than ha MU.! .- ,,. - .4 ...... "-I: 1,, .";':~*..92_ .- . 3 _ - "92.- v "J1--.-. -..._..;"..-=1 "1"92|o-v92.."l. " .- *J 1&E_R ;r-e = cncirrel in this rite ve?I 2 curtes" with very courteo an 'Ih:ou:EJ the entire ?1~fiv¢ ninub ticn he expressed ,..4 was __vh 30L?Lt* *~ .-ii m 50$ 3* cent. 92J ether day, explained to him tha di fi iuaaians unuersnend in a sub-con: tte" of votin; on metiana, and new a ne115 '1" nignt c way tnc uevll ves so sucuc» older end busier than anv ne else ed} re rainnE: ts have an article 0 . _ ' -"" ,1 " __- _._:;-?_-_ _ , ._ _ 3 I V. I I I -H .. 92 Z-3- '-.t~"'.. ~ ~92 ,4 ,_; -, _'}'v JI1 ix -. 8 FEDERAL BUREAU OF|NVESTlGAT|ON Fhrnl N0. 1 rm: out °l'"¢_"'4A TIP A1 SAN FRANCISCO _ nu c no. 100--9334 _ _ 7 or _I _ I 7 " , I '7 ' 7 wmcaunel ' ; . r:.92' nlrouvusnlsf 92nA1IwumnAe¢ FIRIODIOR -.1 nurolrrmunlnv .' ''-' 1 ; ,'1¢-"_- *4- 1" WW1 *° " 9/w=1=>/1-=/6 j " 3, ' :1, --92- . 1i- "Tl-I ~ ' W" * I ' ' cu-u92|92Ac'Il|l - or call 7 ,-' 92 . a -. "' F15 IN'ERNALSEC1JRl'i'Y-R I i _ ,-a-.' -0 92 o SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: _ A I » B-anand s so eduled to 92 this school at r = > ? lie was appointed a :- ."92-3? menber oi at a meetizg oi the State z1 e;'92-92''._, ' !'."'_-92 Educational Committee oi the cr of cs. iIomia * . -15-. He attended a meeting of the State Educational tee e . at 01> Headquarters in sr -au1-mg which he took 1 .Y M* c an active part in formulating the policies oi this o mitt ee s_ ,_ . 1.- _ ~'!_ - 1 and to be in held perfectini from plans for the liq:-ii:-n Galiforris hasbeen active Conferencein I . i the general educational program oi tin arty and has made speeches before various grcups in this connection. He is 1- still connected with the American-Russian Institute and 92§ 3!,7 ,.- maintains contact with Soviet Consular officials. r ; was__subpoeneed in_connection with before the Tenney investigation Committee of hearings the on * _ _ I . --v. :1 E. >~:'='92 -P-' I 2? ; ' RlIi"Z'.I?l'l92ICT'~:Bureau fi le 100-79512 3'.»2. . '" -'+: ¥; N Report oi Special Agent dated 5/22/46 _ _ iaf; at_Sen Francisco 92.92-:3 1 -1 H:-E I - ' . 92 . ..4~" 5'3 r .92' .dj . '/' -r E E ;= "°':::=-'51 -!=*'*¢='* .1 __._ if i 0 .- !'.. '9 % * no <":-- - 'jb.<.;f_ ciao +- 725% 1.? ; 92 11 '-- -' cor /,1 -;-pen . ; . -. .. _ 1. 1 INDEX ,_ ."s » 5 - Bu:-aux K, -_ ,¢/,/' F - ,»-. / l Q E -- -. -- ' '"-- * -z -"E é J"?- A 923 - San Francisco. *5 /' 92{ A '//4--",-'~-- F'1 0 I E * 'c c --:1 '= T -*1: - 92 {592 2?! s ,9%? -L 1: T 92A Q 1.5 {i :- "77 77 'r I J '4' i l sis iW ; i I--QM r-3 i Y ' P.9 I _'- W ?92 E Q, E W '7 :77 V i - e--_ _ -7--_ I K _i K e e er - h " ~ " -1 I 4'_ __ _.-- .,¢_ ' no. I '-ii- l -,1 /' *=' ! 92 W J" 0 -.._» "-~'. SF 100-9834. .1?» - 7 .._ 1 ; I . *3'~ .3 H L 7'. _.-L ; - it I 11'. -. - W. , ..'t. - $1"- :1 p- I Z H. 92- I 92 i 11'-.. '-4. ~f1 I I !- o~": _ _}._ I- iii-ii - P - ugsxm xm-rrwrz ._;:_- E-1-71¢;-r;,g§_>1*1q§:o;;_192_1z.'c*1{1_oN1I'EIi_f1 ¥l_3 A?-HRIC-W if if W» j - ._ 1..LA;ND ROBERTS is 6011- v mltod on phaa maera of 9011 reported tn hat mt troilctilla Q. s1g"";!:¬1m . secretary of tho Tm. 5111' nu, °°9" IGVLJOQ bhl on Inn ELTEn~nmq', Exec it E19 ;-gj_7Q D11'QO hO1'_Of ~- » lultod - . him rosnrdins the hi:-ii»: -moms HARRIS H 1.. :». ' " I _ -I 4- ' D A ._.. ~ ¢ 92 , r . . . '. 92 n - 5 92 .v ._ '-.t-F _! 5 ~::;.'. -_-_ *2 "" P I _ Qt», _ ,1, .'-' ' .l92_ ,3-.. SF 1CD-9334 en! ' p . .P92.j4:¢_ j $'-,- - s E ":' ,1':';_._"A-I this Institute. She also consulted ROBERTS in respect to a meeting in "honor of ANNA LOUISE STR l92Gand other policy matters oi the ARI. -a - 1-- I-I 92...92- -92-----41: A A. _ are-r 31 _ _ _ . _ __.92 _.J4.92. ha - ---- . - _ .. __ Un 9/1.1./40 ruml 1:;Pu.'i'l'11.mn Oi T116 am. uisuusstsu Iutu nunum possibili ty oi getting EI.EA.NOH?~RO0SEVEI.l1 to attend a meeting to ponaored bythe ARI. * - -I 'Source E on 6/15/46 advised that sAR%1.nm of the ARI discussed with ROBERTS the taking over of the Iarkin Theater for one nigit to f92n'thar E the work oi the ARI. he stated that the Russian American Society and the a Iuneri can Russian Ins tute were going to cooperate, and VAVILOV, Soviet Con- sul General, and TO S of the Institute are to speak and that they b. would have pamphlets for distribution in the lobby. RG%TS was bee.rti1;y' in accord with the idea of leasing the theater for this-night but said that they didn't provide enough opportunities for the friends of the ARI to hear I 1,?-j%'; abott its . i. ,__,F -1;? J _- In commuting on the above meeting , Source F advised that this meet- 1! ' 5|! .' ing was held on 7/12/46 and that S11iONOV's "Days and Nights" would be pre- _..;_ ; viewed at this tine. This informant also advised that SPEPANLAPRESIAN, Vice ~-t Consul, and VAVIIDV, 3oviet Consul General, wereboth in attendance at this .. -1 meeting. XR R Source D advised mrther that ROBERTS was listed as a speaker at ' Fr '31 /the International Center Institute, 68 Post Street, Room 525, for T-iarch 1, - -u 1946, on the .tapic,"The Peace Program of the Soviet Union." In this announce- _ment ROBERTS-_was identified as the president oi the ARI. A."I' agi- I. - I.r!' - ,i_.. lg,- S 92- . I '3.".1-: -5- i . a .7 'r H4 '7 s f !'1'}=="* u$6/2.8611. ~-. - J s ., -- 1| Qcg__:;1iittee_of_.§merio§n __F1:i_onds _of P01§l: j _ T92 1'2. About a month ago the above committee was being set up and was organize ostensibly to bring relief to the suffering Polish people, irrespective Z ! 92 their political affiliations. The committee will campaign to collect Pf soap. clothes, medical supgiies, machinery, tools, books and money. Equipment will be gotten to open some orphanages, or so they announce. The complexion of the committee is distinctjypink with a goodly number ..o§/well known communist hacks included in the officer eetu. ,, . v Ben lineal, executive sec'y. No information. -. I . _ 2.; :?;92fs . 'v-- ... fer] Committee members . an 4v"""" gov. Elloegrth E;mitl3_,_l2202 Oloverlavrn, Detroit, Michigan. No. informs ' 1 __gg;;;;.*_1;o;ot§3-;§&goeieyg,l;t; 1575 Dorchester, Birmingham; Mich. ll related to Elcanoritosevelt. Active in political circles in Democratic forty. e____ Q-ersld__K.:g'§rig,n. Prosecuting; attor-my of Wayne County, Mich. Liberah! a. probably cn this committee due to pressure or Red Polish groups. .- >9 4 ., 541+o Goes Aveij orrice st 619 Blvd Bldg, Detroit, Mich. No information. HP" L. !_'I _._ ._*t- ~I='u_:_~g;'_: 19360 Fairport Ave, Detroit, Mich. Is a functionary in the n .-State, County, and Municipal Workers, 0.1.0. Is a member of theA§gm:nunist 1" -"iy of Michigan and extremely active in their affairs since l9}7. P r~:u1k X :--I;qI _b§1_3 Free. Detroct and Wayne County Federation of Labor, A.l= . r §__._P. E.sjr§__-".t: §eportsd to be spokesman for employer groups. - J4. __§_'g9ff._ F.§1}a9Y_ldj £; ;rl1: No informs ion 92 -- er. R 7 _ 1: ¢.,.' g.-_1._1;_.__o_.=_;_r_1__o_...s:=u.:.11= No informa§ion. - . H v.-1 -1/ - F. Mex Cones: 18961. Wildemere st, Detroit, Mich. Owner-oi-.!'__;_t_nm'e Gut sen -' ~4- 13.iJ_:_-.11. ... Pres. of»-iintted Automobile ~ Workers, 010. u §§Q?'. .'l?- _-.AQdos': Secretary-treasurer or United Automobile workers. O10. 3-11 - Addos generally supports the Communist Party line in his International 92. Intrlo}! 5;'1~!é rtnevz Hes been en otticer in Hetionsl Lawyers Guild and in II .2»: .1-oit his name has appeared as sponsor of affairs of Civil Ri"'hts Fe?-. and Nnticna1'I!e;.;ro Congress. His law office is at 3723 Ear?-12:: Tower an-* I0 I residence at 1210 Longfellow. _. 1 f Fred 14."?-utzei_,_;, attorney, i096 National Bank E165. Residence at 299 Es No information. ---.1£erns. They coul n named Louis Harrington was an active organizer l9uis"H§J 1 ,,ill3EE9list Party "roe 1935 to l9A0. Fort" name "es L-oui= District if 1' of her same person. i.i=r!: ."-n-..-/ 5_ ' cw. _,_3 :-- HIT.-.x-..: . 1: .//at*1 - [I 1" { J fr : Y i. 2 -. ;.. -, _ I.V. r . 92 - - _ - ' *3 "'5' " P I 1 ' _:;_f_ ____ V. L _ . - ~_ I ' -~ 51- -4 _ v . V f .__ L I I F gr. F5 L _ annual Bureau ni lnuntig . ! - ;,'7=92» ~'~?-4;, - _ 3 ' Hnitrh Stain Qzparimrnt of Justice {I J D'-': -1-'-f1 5- III I rk 7 , Iew York ;= .5. -',. mxm921. ' _ ._{,_ 92~ .=-cf 1%-26699 3'5 F I .r _._ 92 - .v.-?-5' September "1945 , 1", ;. -7 4 , . ,;--r, .__ E ' f -» + Director, F31 92I _ _ _ ~ . 1 A ., J 0 /.1 '-- c. .,'-.11 f . RE: corrvmsr I}IF'ILTR!.'l IOI or 0.1.0. f/if ' 1- .1 nmusrnm. tmzon cotmcrns, new . '' -5 Ir .42 : 5% - tom: FIELD DIVISIOI ' *--~ - ! , .<' _r - Internal Security - g lf 3- I ."" 92-"*- __92._{_~ Dear Sir; ' Enclosed herewith are two 1 I ' ' 1* .. -. of Confidential NI.tiOI1l1 Defence Infornmtooqp P. O thd tgv? gu1a .5" .- regarding a public rally for peacetime jobs and 1: inauguration of e ce.n- I -. peign for full employment and decent wages. - ' . " 1 - -| an 2 ' H: Ve truly you e, - n ..9292 92- Pi :. L}, -1 I ,1 I I , i lF _g3;92'lCTOR92'1. -1 ll _ l t _ ' < BL A 5- in 92~.92-" . ~|_n;92 .1 ,|...!1O. 2 - _ . 92 .,:_92 . e E E Q 1 ! f J ,1 :~:-" I 2:97:22" M fa ' l" //3 1151' <1-mpi ' - _ 92. 9 . I . A - _J mg '_'. 3-'-ii *"*'L0 _ *5 H. FJU "' ~ Qv ' "'1 9 7 7 - . 2 '31Q{Q- v."-. ' 1| ' 4.-v @- I . 92I ' _ ._ P -~:.-_.. r I.-' . . e I r 92,__ Q -3 - . 9 _- . I I E 3 _ _ i " - 5-,, 1 ... _ .1 ' ' 92I . - ' K , - 92 L ;'*,_;_;[ 71%;; %_1'-1 ii ------~ - - e~ » 1',. '- ''-.'_' *3 ~ ' . » . ' O E" _ ;'_ -. a " J -- .,_ ..__- .-- -- - ~ ' . .' n _ u -- '._ - - 0 - ._ A | Q . . .' - - . - - J -w - '".~' 'L. Q I- Fi 92e| . I . 9 -"-D . F. v - -15:;-£l'.o'f"I's 3 W, -T » _..,". -' e g,;_ _.- .' . . . _ - _ - Ir, *=- n _ . -=53- or - . ' '_._ Q, '. . -r I. _ :'- _-"""*- Q- .-,-;-__,-,-M-*5, - - v~. . . A , I ... 0- ~F?"*._ __ _' .-. ..-___' 1. . - 1" _ . _-J ¢- - . - _=92 -0 =~~- - -..92 - I * '1' W777i | -i l.-"I It-enr. ,.-, _ . ~¢<*,:ji_i. -_-_ -i. '-9 7 I "- ' .-i - L :_'92% '~'5 gs ' ,3-., Practices 0cm1ec1on-Ihen the surprise wc :-ecit, those pcreeent . r, -_ 7 applauded, nhietled. and chanted to: several minutes at this lec- ~ 3-ifI - A 1-ll" etitan _ -- V I; 4 , _. . __',:_.r;__".-._ " .-:.'92__ H " -* K» _ __ -'" _.' r, .'" . U . ;+_';,-,- At the conclueion of llar0e.nt0n10'l epeech,Joseph -Tmrran intre- 4'; Tr, +-,9 ;-, tcced the tollcwing people who were eeetea on the speaker : 1'-»92 - mm; stmu ggxcacca,Councilman Beniamina.t-I-_mv1c, and:=., nu-' Irvmggotun. . 4'." , _ an Beul lllle, Secretary-Treasurer ct the Greater Iew tori: ' " Council or time O.I.O. read telegrams £1-cm the tcllcwing people: I-Iv_ ' J ;_iu_:_'-92 . . _ ,_ ..g__ Eleang./.R00aeve1t,James,-l_lea.de,_ Senator Olaudegrepper, t enetcr IQ, 92.-- . Congressman O1qtc_q,?owe11,and _IPh11_.11pIiu.1_-ragr the 0.1.0. 2 . , -92- M 1-P I Tom Ward. '92 - 2.» C 92... r c» ' .. kw .2 ,-1--. 1 IT 1 Q I s __ _ .'1 $- g" _;c;2a1 g __ =."r.1...._i;_ =_~z. J d . . W _ -_ -.__ _. H: g LI leg|_i"___L.'.l'unb'_- _,- .. s L . . g Iebeesl Banana! Investigation :::;;::Z' e . -4. l s ...:_' --; ';» -- _ - .' U ¢ fl. Ilniteh _§ta-ten Bepartmentnilustiss - - 11.?»-_.__ .3 : _ gr. ,. .-._,_lA . ~ 1 ' -. - - -7 V;-"I .Rss___n . ._ ._:, - -5. .- I 7 rt " " _h _ If I -.Tl 92:l'7 ? ."'-;;=,- . . . V ._; _- i -" ' ;,-'%_.-,;,-3,llr;§Qs _n = >,g Mir 3-;_ I -August 10, . 1942 _'._ .. 1_-,~_._|¢,_a.g':,, ~__ _ _ .-'1 . ' " ; .,l . * 5 Pi"- J" "§" _;'§ _,%",i'_-=F gijinfiidgi "."" .: q,_ .- ¢j.:'_i"';.'_.__' :__ ' - - - _ ll:-.5KesntIe_____ ' i . H » ' ._ I.IGGIT5O 7: monomnouu ron re: onazoron . u.. nuns I.- _ 1 _ ¢ . __-. - *_'_;.¢_'- [1 _. ' -a*_ _ "',.. Is. Quinn 'I'alnill__ , - - --..:-- .. .-.. -- _ ' --_. ». -, ;. -; . V - . 4- , - -'- -. " .' >"=1-- l"-" 7.- "-" .- 1* . -A M . ' Isle. Room _,~;-.~">.,»»;; ~'.¢*~. .3,----*_*'I.'g3;*s1; i,$'*_;_1;,1ta.rgg, 1 .1; ._--1.-rs.-.--_-'.".;..-,»_=. ."_-3;-;_ H ; N 4.92 -. _ -_» _:- -_ .-.-=¢- . -;.:§'- ,-___.-1 _ --.- s --ft.-_ _- r- 1110... . _ '~ s '= ..-.- __ - " -- - ., .- -"_» |;,z~ "'" _. _ " ..- '.' ~ ' H~- _ "li_..lliss. Benhm .. ____g_o_,r !Ia_va_l*Ir_|_telligence on August .- .-'11,, 0" ,- I-{.1 ._ 4;: loth advised I7 . naaa ana ur.- main that he was in possession "_"" .1--. 2 '-H -92" -' , 1' of information indicating that '-the "British" were back iii -"T '_""_'."' _92.____ V _ §':» the country. He stated that he was deueloPin9 information? "i-7.~" '1 .:;.j-1 indicating that they were endeauoring to obtain conplete --' if -_",_" - 2: .- information concerning Anericanconnercial activitiss'in South " . P - '-.. . _ America. He stated that enployees_ of the Rockefeller organi.eati_on_ . $- were participating in advising the92 British Intelligence Service ". l¢.. ~ F? of American activities in Sout_h"Anerica. q stated that thesey activities were being carried on through an Ito ian Society,'the 5.ll. iaszini ociety, and etatedathat i re.=--Eleanor/fiaoeeaelt was in- .'._' V, uolved in this nutter. 1' _w.¢~;-,5.-i'_.'-_I-____;_s ;_ ..,- - ' _ '- 54 T . According to although the llazzini Society claim; i. to be anti-Fascist, one o its rominent supporters, Generoscf -92. Pope, was not anti-Fascist. stated that.a nan naned;'_._.~- 3 r. foletri ' phonetic!had been arrested in l'taly_, but -that very ' - Att- a - ' mysteriously it was discovered that he was an English citizen .-..e92.- '1' I and he was permitted to leave"1'ta1y, - proceed to £ ngland"and then _. . 9'1,-' _'e_ . .- I'_ _ to the finited States. In theifnited Statee he has been active _ ._ ...;>_ " -:' - . .;" . '_ l I _ in thp and isa-supposed to have sons sponeorship__1' - 1M5? I _ ..t . of Hrs. Roosevelt. - The Jlaezini Society has been publishing _a s til : .-ii. 1. pamphlet or newspaper, which"- claims is supported a" ~ F." * _' - 92n 92'.>-_".'inancially by the British Intelligence Service. He states:.'§he- . _,s.-J . .d: urpoee of the British participation in this plot or schene -"'-'2 .- '. ' - s is arkets because for of postwar the British exploitation. interest.,in '- w South America stated connsrcial that__=.'-_' i 1 ' . E". it was attenpting to offset O_lJ l" Q1 0l0i} L$nD'. 1lUI1a ',-_[I l928_l.!gt hb"' - ."-"* '~ n America. - . .. -4.7-_._d_-;4 jg';_-,;*' ,u? i . _ ninmxnn _., ~ Yr g |p| 1; ! ,.___ T-__, Q, . - -s - -'-4. '_was pressed for details co cernir this »." ~ r'?_ . to informationhave complete but was and unable concisedata to furnish in the then. cours H ztated f the, " gG ed I da s all of which would be turned over to the_. Bureau, and he was " -v o-F *7 - -1 urged to furnish this naterial as'soon as eible in or?er"_"""' . 92-_-._' that the matter night receive appropri __ attention. at . - '.' Ilul u. Q- J 1:.-ri -.'.: -D "- s-92__ .14. I I '-i Q -1 -"»; - - .?.f_ "_ ti-_-it-.. i' ' u es c a ; , e _. IJIHIB _-s- _¢ g ..92 ' is _ . - _»" . ,.. ITATII RAW MOI I-DI ca, up. dd -.;i _ _ Idl dlfd lo $11 . i Iii at _ __ _.-- __.-- ,_ -.-1: ; ; _4 _ _ '_ 'l>- __ __ I-. 4 l 4" E : J. . -.=;-;- .. _ ' .92¢ .I L : Iii !-_ I-Q? .7 92. FED._m-92L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION _ . _ - A._,_ »- .-£- .-.- Fhrw P-' - 1 THIS C * 5. ""=H "N-FITIIJL1 . ._ ,1; - ='~1 I .1. 192~ i- L. .L0u1s1.'.::.*92 ~e:-t ' _ sf Q. - E2».-: =3 I nun: nl'". H*r1'L-Ear I mnwnnl ' rcnnooronwmcnuaat nrolltannllv I101" Orleans 4- 1,1. fgl/1,9 3/23!21._/pa sh __. ,~ 'l'!'!'LI "i ;3 Ui E- EH1!C .'I='F'7'TY;.1 I'3.'.l F01? §1". I.i 92II 'I'EI_1"!kIE; - --"11 1 'SCUiIE.T;lRIT CC-I!I".'J.1";'.ICE lIDUC.1'. ICILkL FUND, IIIC. II ?TERi'I."92L SECURITY - C '..q ~.¢; , ..'51:41 2. FT": 0 e -P I 92-». EYHQPSIS QF Fl}: . 9292- I 92 . I fl. - . ._4 - ._-_; SOlITi'C»IiN CO]"II~';3I?.Li5CE FOR H'U'.¥. 92.I~E '.,E1fF oper-':.i.".ions ARE'S s ~. . '.,-u. suspended. El-3CO1 diI'l{- . to /- .95.. . .1. '_I stating cL.§;et since $31! ;-I had been pro-political /Z ; 92 1'-LI _. >; i group its political activities were no longer nee:-:;,s:.ry _._._. now that nor: political forccswere at v.-ork. Ilowfver, _c.. P-"5" »,""TI . 0I 1 p0litiCC ~l and ed92.1cationI.l pro1_:r:1m T oi ow?! | to be . S? I - carried 01: by SC=U'i'I"..<_'Z1'?.II q?.,._..2 'NT-'E .P'-"I5Cu.'3DUC.1TIO" _--=FUZIT1 INC. .._ M f92sccrtai11r.>ci that JCHII : 3.P1T1u;.r""S¬ ;f', -3 iI.1I % C. .13 and 1 Jim- .1-92'~'- Plib .3. _ F1-=;~:1<1.iii"t-"rt"-.',;1;"..=r. are board me:"..hers of _sr_;;j-J_I1'.Y:. n Q. 0 I inforucnt 1ui ..jq_~ knowledge oi initiation, c-rggar-.i£5.tion a.r.cl *1 acti'.'i1i-:1; eJ. _§{, _!_[ .', states it ms cleverly_dis-guizzod 1 . ~-- Communist i"ro1.t; it ms part oi Corrmunist Far h;":; e1 i'ort to follow?-.=.-.s:.i-1.11 policy of collective-security; Com- - .- _*; . mur-.ist Fart; leaders drafted resolutions oi SUE! at V BirII1;i.nf_!hr.:r., .'92la.ba|;~a; they gained control of El. .11Zi1';i5tI .'J.- - if -1! tivc C1p]'1".I of SCHII.'. Tod:-1} .L1S this in£'or::|;;nt dezcribzas it as '~::.=1*;-= smtll front, not worth zr-.1cI*. to Comr.runist:=. 17* 1ni or:.":.tio:1 from other investigation conccrxzing signers .2 - _,"'~ '_,;._:-_r vcithin Louisiana. and Mississippi oi declaration adopted - Pr;-! '":r'P . n9292if at Civil 1Li;;11ts Conference at Charlottcsx-ille, Virginia, .__, .| . _ ;- ~"9792< 1 : ' set forth, I-Io known xrcmbcrs of Comnnznist P21:-t" among P in ; l 92 l _¢ them but _'_,I 0up does include some Communist Party symp3. '{ I '1-N. thizers and fellov: travelers. II P2 - -I." . ._ P_,,I_. 'L~ ~ - :___ :_- g L "1 § T .lZF'E. RI3i=CE: Bureau I'196-18355. Report oi ss. dated 2/11/1,9 at New Orleans- i Q n! Rc]>ortio1?}S1iW /92:I:I714 i i If dated i 3/2/1,-9 7 him»-in-"1-..n=-4&» at San A11tonio,Te:'.a§_.T_ !'t. B'l92n_':'1J I 1 V I - - 3W .i. . _--gel i i r_ -n92- ,_.-- ,_. n _i __ """"- . ._92..r i;6» F ! ' I an -7;-L _ H - r :*._- g . 1" 11' ri-= 1 401,30 - r_f1r y 9292 -A"; * 1'. "_I.ibre'.";,' and university in the South and to most Sou-thr rn 4 A II I .i :r'eer-:1 .'.s.-a:ic~.*;=. Is mastheaci described it as in d0L1T'I'1I .i oi 92'1Of'jI U$ i -.2 t. :1-union published by L}v.I.'92.IEc'v: South Pu_b1ish.ing " Comptmy. Although the names of Jams if. -Ferd, Henrysllinston, Reb.'E.--Hall and most Southern organizers of the Consnunist Pa.r't,'; were included as contributing editors, for: readers knew that the first two issues oi the New South had appeared as Published by the Conmmist Party . _ 92 -I "Even the Communist Party loaders had little or no thought of a 92 n -._. porn-anent organization when the original conference at &'r fi.ngl*: .ru 92 .~ was called. The original objectives of the Com'mmist- leadership EA; 4 fell for short of uhat the Birmingham conference became. The sf success was du:}o.-the work of about three individuals Joseph E -"Q '1 ""'C-elders, Honor Lce and Malcolm Cotten"Dobbs! who had access 92'92the .'-.'hite House and in one ease Gelders!to Justice Hu of the United States Supreme Court through his sister-in-law, F3-T~ E ., Mrs-"D EFr whoincidcntially ms a pa.id subscriber to the Her: fn l South!, Gelders, who was :2 guest of President" and hrs. Eopsevelt 92 at the ".'F'nito iiouse and at Hyde Park, persuaded 1;rs. Roosevelt to become a speaker at the conference, The next stop 92-as to bring _,. Justice Black into the program through amerdirzg him 1 Jzfferson "0. - Modal. N _ - 1? "With I-Lrs. Roosevelt and Justice Black as speakers it was not f . difficult to support from every section of the South. Then the s -Lv Communists began utilizing their_various mass organizations for p:*.rticipatien. John P.92Q:{is headed the Negro Congress and the is 0 I par-ty's~cennections in Neg*ro organisations throughout the South. 4. . Ls. Edward trong and th.e3-Southern Negro Youth Congress pl:'.;'od the some role among Ho_=;ro' students end in campus groups that Rev. e -:'.. 2.-Jalcolm Cotton Dobbs and Howard Lee p1L".yed in Tfhito youth and >11? , >.". student organizations. The left Socialist leaders of thm ighlandcr '<"r. Folk School at Llonteaglq Ten.n., cooperated actively and wi gly with the Co mmist Party, and with less illusions than anyone else TEE 5.-2' of its role. Oneof them,James Dombrewski,is new the executive .5 ,-" administrative ofi icic-lei the Southern Conference with Clark qy . r 0r0n2'.I1 .. as __ nominal ___ __ head.!__ 92 re u 92 "To sunuearize: During the first year of the Southern Conference for Hunnn Welfare the Communists were able to keep ergeniz.atic_>n".1 control of the apparatus, holding key positions", largely because; ! Lbst prondnent rrembers did not know Gclders, Lee, Dobbs and *9, others were Comunist Party members; ! There was little in the . "1._, 1 I . -." -6- - '**.._;. J '- e ' _ . p" -. Mg, @ I. , x -'. . % faHr. _ Ir. I o FE JS H I P rumsnro Aernormm sucszm: rnswr_s__1__1o92ys_|ug__por A ll_l_§Q_I_|_C_!_!.[_§_ §]l'.f.f_ j511112; n_y_m92,_|u,u__m_|uL - uncu 1-em is New ark_cm, am l rrslee s-no f,'§_ ,,'f.' O screw mum mvee seen a. wean. I- NI ""'e|"|.uae seem anus. am. nnee suns 8. seugv. nae men Ihroh 21, 1957 _ Senator John llc lellan, Ghaizmn Internal Security Committee 3 _ Senate Office Building V _ _ "I.Ih1Il §@.. De as Dear Senators there have come to sq; attention newspaper reports ct the testimony given before your eumittee recently by J. Edgar Hoover, dealing with the presence oi ease non-¢umunie 92I"oheerwere" at the recent national convention ed. f the Gcueuniet Party I the United States. Le one ct those who attended the convention in that capacity I want to register a strong protest to some ed Hr- Hcove:-Is assertions, and to express the hope that you Iill correct the record at important points. . To begin Iith, I protest the use of the expression hand-picked as it is applied to the observers. The implication that the Ocnnmiet Party or its leaders selected us is totally false, as is the parallel lusgilii ll that Io Iere chosen as ones who would he partial toeard the Party» The i _aot is tint individuals were invited, or organisations asked to name representatives, precisely on the grounds ct their anti-totalitarian, non-Cenuuniet records, combined sith ep concern tor the preservation ct civil liberties. I ,, , Beemdly, llr. Hooter errs grievouely in referring to A. 0: /lusts as one who has long fronted tor Ocuumietef I lave been a member owl the stat: °-9 5* 3'23-1°"_'B.1.!.9¢' R_!°,9==e_i11aticn. tor titteen years. During met ct that- _a_=_ time Hrs Haste eae the _e__:go_u;tiyg_ _seo__r_e_t_ary ct the organisation, while for ~he past three years he has been eeoxetary e|s'"e"'iitae. the anti-totalitarian politic: oi the Fellowship has been a setter or record tor the fortrteo years at its _ existence, and is never more clearly in evidence than during the gears at Ir. - ll:ste's tenure. - - ' - -*'» _ the I ellc*eship has been at pains to reject all proposals 1'0? united- trcnt activities with the Ommmietsj it has been as tine in re,1co .ng.t@;92;2 nilitarisa and tyranny ct the Scviet Unian as it has been in,rQ3eetin .' ailitariea in can-loan country; and it has ands a point frequently ct cautioning both its numbers and thejublie against being deceived by nolyaspecte ct the run ' Rum! /gQ.». ./$ _,4f"'-»;_ 4 92" !"»92' '. ;" 1 11 1 WDEXFD 1" I5 la APR -'1 1961 YLS e-- H , _" ' ' _ ._ .. - - r__ I" i _ _._ I é R c . . '- I _ ' I 5 . - Senator Iaclellan ' 7 lhrchi-'1, 1957-yage .> ec-écalled peace ci 1 eneive"ct the Occnuniete aethc Stockholm PeacePetititlu '. _u _ . 9'4 During thie period alec it he rejected proposals to eenni delegation! to ._4'F'. "'-Ir . aeetinge ct the Icrld Peace council cn the grounde that the latter cu-ganieaticn - 52:" _ "¢';C'- me under Gccluniet domination, and ae recently ee laet tall clnllenged thie a vf crganiaaticn tcr ite failure to epeak cut against Bcviet ailitary interienticn . 1. llII llYe ; - . ' " .- -- ._ ; __:_; ,1 Par £1-an being merely acquieecent in thcee activities, Ir» Ilaete he heenthe prinencnrinthan, anaincre cftenthanncthaeheenthcluthcrnt the lettere and etatmnnte that have implemented than He Ill, indeed, . trequerntlyon the Cumunictn borne the brunt refer '1'coi acoucaticneto hittheretcre, that the ae a Fellowship "fruit" fornaethc toe Gunnmietelard in aetartrunthe tmthae itwcu betcretertcln Hccnruatrclittcr ,11-nrenile celinqcentee . '- ,9 -_;,. I--f"»v' In thc thin! place, Ir. hover crre again-ac he has done hercre-in? ' -=2-. _92.~_- , n -... .92~ - .- Hciting petitionthe thetcr releaeect the &ith Act victim ae dencnetrating~ ' tha Gcnmniet eyngathiee ct thcee who circulated and eigued it. the getitim 5 ¢1. ;*. "in queetiauexpreeely the ncted'that eignerewerein handanental dilagreunent - -[71 with the Ocmuniet pceiticn, hut were led tn their actim by a concern for _ ,_.'_Z . civil lggrtiee. It no eigncdby anyprcniucnt Americana,1nclu1'liIlg_!'!_g_ AI Eleanor OIO'IU1teIt repreeentec the conviction; ci many thcueande cl American! In f who enn'rnc"*eynpathywith Stcliniet Gcmnanion Ihatever, that the Smith Act ie an iniquitoue yiececi legislation that ought to he repealed- A llr. Hoover appeare to pceeeee a virtually unchallenged reputntim ae 92- the tinal authority an Gcunmiet activitiee and ye:-ecnalitiee in the United -.¢ Staten Hie Icrde on this and other cccacicne euggeet that the reputaticn ie unwarranted. It met eurely be a hatter ct grave concern for the_ Republic then ite chief police otticer ie unable tc clietinguieh between Gmcuniete and n Americana who are loyal to haeic lmerican C00iI'i.IiOIe - ' ' -- . - :3. . V . ' I ' ' . - '-'.f - I7- . ..,v -_ _ #- |,'|- Il.i'1-mijeeler . F-_-- m/a.@ - - -~--- -t -- .__._._. ,__,. . k -1," cc: J. Edgar Bower .¥, V1; . ijc O 1, .. "F4-H r "A i ' 4' 11$"!- ' FEDERALBUREAU OFINVESTIGATION _.,. Yilrln Nu. I F To-nocase onucma-ran rr IlE.'. "IfI$ '~°_ ,5. 1o°_]_71 n *** o - '7 Ii v V A f I e ~<_ ' .~T _'r'. _ _: A ,___ _ ,__ ;_ . 1'. _". 11 In-errnan: at oar: umin 1-not rcmon ran Igpulf nag .7 ',.5$?eI'7 J V I . . 6 6 wmcnuuo: ! :15 92 ;-_92'!A.§iiT[i'1'E¥} *f1! »- as iiiso --one Ie-__: 3-:1-1-4 -.2..2o1_ ; _ 9-13,14, Hing"? ______-R 5. 1 7; 3-6,7,..['6.cm92|u92c1I'n0r¢AII : 1' JSQU'1'H'EHJ . G0'Tl"F§FISiI'JEHTFPZAN . H:ILFMiE FOR ITITEIUIAL $l:I§U?.I'1'Y C - I » - =1-~ - _ :: ~~~t, -_,_ _.o._J__-.-< _-_ ~ ._.._ ._ M__,_ . W, 92l avnoesssor no-rs: WIISON Ii.§, L_E_I _:is widow !.! 01' Hearing 92 Apparel Iiagnato and sister or DOEIALD L 43D'.:ARB or 1 wealthiest Tiooch-lard familiesLothrop andin Waslxington. DepartmentStore, Sheis the oneof £1414., ,7 y sponsor and contributor cocmnunist front .v projects.Mrs. CLIFF Oi*:!~zl IFR wasthe sponsor 92 ' ;,hf the§;qv¢eer, tiashingtonis listed Citizensand on Conzaitteeactiveindices to Free 1 or"""Earl A1 92 Washington Committee for vex-necrotic Action, 1 National Federation for Constitutional Liberties and American Peace Mobilization. She has been ., _ actina Vice Chairman of Ath National Goamittee to '* . abolish the PollTax. I III.tYAiEX.MIDERwas formerly '. 1 administrator of the reset lament administration, -..4 resigning in 19/<0 from Government service to accept 92 appointment with the Julius Roeenmld Foundation z . 92 oi Chicago. mr,1u>%::92esnis anoi i icie.1,o1' the Department of Agrio ture. Dr. FIAAITKPXGRMMM, -1 who wasa memberof the National Her Labor Board, l and is President of the University of North Carolim. had beenconnected withmany oorzrr.-unist front organizations. 1='. cotsvmrryaossrnsmm,presently serving as Attorney in O-PA anddetailed to the Kilgore Committee of the U. S. Senate. PresentExecutive Board of §e tfashington _:- committee, s-Jew consists of PHILIP .-* JAE? President; ._-IILLIAMreaourer; IMDELIP-"Jaw NW1-IR, 1:-3 O * A A if if *..;;..;+o;;.7;;;;..*...... ;;.;*i~"':< I. ' of 2 zuornuenu-our ' I, 7 or-soa -_-" _ " ~iW _,__- . _ .. u u 1 ¬:'i-Bureau d! *.pl - A'. .1 ,__I:.'92_[#£&gs_ ;..=. v -- D,- M '92 3 - Enclosure -A. YIY -- ' I '.'.Q- .eog_1_es-C * 2- t£nF1y!_ »s@oYsi£e1zé?,,lw> - -' 4- ,3;* fl"' .,;;,~7~..;'._.....;;.?....:4_£ #:.$f- iffk.J ' C -. ._.,frF. gr _ -~--» - --_-;s--u|u-:=II~I»-=~¢~»-.1-.v1.n-ah-$h.q,-.- -h-|- Q-rm . as .._- 1 IE ! '1" ' tr ' _ 1. ?- .j3>- "92 I. T 4. ' '1 1 '12 : _ _,;h_. ._.J1- O 11-0-17107 '1-31" . Jr ?- _ "llemeulber, Eh . President, the Southern Conference for Husnn $7. Welfare is one of the prime movers, one of the pI'ii .6 agitators, behind the enactment of the pending bill. I want to show Senators what company they are in. I "Under the picture I find this; . I}. 3'- F 2- "0 "At least one Daily worker, American mouthpiece of Communism * is delivered daily in Nashville. Its destination is a suite of offices r :2-'.-77 in the staid Old Presbyterian Building, 150-52 Fourth Avenue, North, where 1' .4, ,_ Z .r5"'.: -J . '.. it comes to the hands of the couple who have given I-Iashville the honor .7 .3 _< -' , .- 9292"-"';-. of being headquarters for the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. . ad;-1»,'92 7'."J ---;. .-:4 "This article is about the two people who are the brains of I 3-_f_ ._-_.,. the above organization v::Lth the four-inch, nigh-sounding title of 92-_- benevolence. Big names like those of iirs. Eleanor Roosevelt or Justice Hugo Black are used for a front on occasion. - Z51-:"' $5 *5 Q: "1-<.r. Pr "ident, I take issue with the statemnt that I-TS. . .1;-f ;92_~'. . L ..ooseve1t and Hugahlack are fronts for Communist-front organi'Z'ations. I .-.l- ~~- .1.-'7-- *-"do':'i5£'Taelieve a word of it. But let me proceed; .{ "But Khgwpeople who do the work and receive the Daily norker are , . Margaret Gelders rants and one James Dombronski. Hrs. Frantz is -.:n *--92z'_ sometimes as hIar'g,a.ret Geldera or again perhaps as just plain L -Bl"gié$ §1dOJI'l. 3'-ft;' 1,12,- "And therein lies the rather interesting story of a girl with a . . message whose trail or line, as you choose, runs through Padcliff, several Daily '.">- norker stories, various CID soapbox activities, the Soviet Purchasing pus; -. Uonvnission - ' ic.'_ I "Think of that, I-.-Tr. President, she had been a member of the Soviet Q ? Purchasing Commission and came down to speak for the people of the South. I understand this organization and this Dombrowski and this Conrnunist Geldere : V-kw-92_,. K- ;. are heading the movement to defeat the senior L-ienator from Tennessee Ir. - uh. licliellar! this year. But let me go further: §'.7 _Ib "- the Binningham jail, and finally to the Southern Conference for I -._. '1, ~_.. 'a_._, Human lielfare. - 92-r _. 4 . "Just a jallbird, Just an ordinary criminal, a Co..anunist, and o of the moving spirits behind e bill which could get enough votes in the ~,_- Senate of the United States to be considered, as this bill did today. '. ' , -10- i '-1.. f Qmca or mi g !vl.DElAL lu uu OF lNw=~-~-W" uunzo snncs ozvnnruzur or JUSTICE l92- r Giana Feb P5, 1945 Lndd : - u -:1!-' 1-¢ ' _ -4n ;|- §;..- . v .-.-- ,. - 43*; 5 W - . ._.-_;,V._ fhe attached letter was fo - Y -"'~*-.*'1 warded from halter- tnchell Car|on____ I ii". .~.' ---§;.~. $92 " - RI Gurnen . ,.. Hi ,1 92 - 92 J~. =zg ,,_r I-_ -.I Tale Room Mr Nun , o ll B hm I1 2 141:: s;¢ __' F? >'. 4"{{; J5-: .35-' 92¢_"-. ~ -E . ' - - . .V_;;_| wr- F *--=- . ''5 : 1'. J . 4' ,,_,,_30TZ==1 '-,'92-_ .1- 1. 11.11441 1 I: __t?__r'_',__"m__W_1Q1_f_k_____¥_h_é¬_i___!?§___w_ __A du_ ;d_W__%_ u____.,,_, ___:V_'_ M]U_:____m__kh____,_ _'9292___ ¢_VM_____m____mhH_R__ _ ___A'[ __m_ _~___W____W_%_%m_QEJ__rM'__ __w;X,_m:_92>___h___|_ __aJ_ __ ___ ti3!_5_!iJ%,:__'______t_, , __|V I____ _ 1 "__ ______92______iv,_; _'__?. ¥ Ii | 1_A _ _,£__£ 'I 92 _ ..-1 -..,- _ " . 92 ,;£;* P -I 0 1 , "4 92vl92_ I - - . .:r. , '_- " -1"?-1 , I I IQ . ¢ s Q92 "-"= '?=*.= "P" _ 7 __:-¢;l~ . ;- 1*;-P. -.- -. - .1 13.. ' i- 4' l - 3* 2' 1"}! F 92]"r_j"- 92r~'~ ."- -- " .._ T. w. .. . _ TI-5'- Tl F, r'- -n .- .-r- ;.| . ..I,_.. ,-, _I , k,_J _ 1 '. r. " .'! 3.! _3_ '" ' --7 '7 P 'T'._'_."9_ -5---: 1_g , f .c ...r. ~_-*--' 1, . _' '-2'1 . ", ./,-I: '7- -. _ -i:J:_:'.=i , -' "-_ I_ |_-' ;'- f_ ;_' '-q-"I, 92I: _ r- fur; I . -- I. -,, J __ f . l_f |I'-".'r;'. E .+_.|.,. ; *. |'~- "Q, .1] |_i- :..._,,_ .,_f ...', .4 I N7. !'lf' ' H |;. '7" '.. ; ' _ ' 3 4- . "u . ~4 ,_ . . .-.- , I 4 - L-2 ,- .,_. 1 4 ' ' ' r_ | E - . ... r, . ,.._ J. ' ;_ ,. r92"92 ' -- | - ,_, J -. , .- , _ , _ C o , _.' .;,; L ,-1-hf -.._ .4 _ 1 _ _ .- . I -I .'. . _. ._': ._l" __ nu._ r. I . '. 4 - I 1 _. L ' 1'1 - = 1-" f'.* - - =1 - -K. .} - .Q__._-_- _ I. s . __ .. d. _. _-;.. A ' "'1' u-. ---'--.1. .=.+ |-|. F']'r- . . ,1 . ,_ - ':' -"' '."'.I1 2171'. i.r.- 1.: .. T _":._' . , . I __ _ 92 _ - 1 0' Lu, -.. r- "' v . 7. J r _ .4. __._ .. I I . Y . '.1 - . . 1 4 . ,_.~+_r-- ,, 1 .- _"! r. 1'1-.|J J1 1'1 '.:|" *.92""':| -_+. r_- -|--v---- ' ' --.,- ,. _ .'|!"u., Q--, tit c;_ ,|,..,_... ,2, :°.I '*| |;t -5- .»..Li",1"_ 1 - ._ I . ru I , -§_.1'-- +_ .9 . ,. , 1... " 1; - 1 ,_. P -M _.,. "'_-. I, 1__ 92__-- :~r._- r_- "._y _?' I 1|'_,_r' I , 'r_-._92-1,1-,{A» . §|-92§ f:- J,:.f :92I!';1..._'1,," " . '|.- -- - " " t.".'. ' , L 1.711: 15 _'__- 1| I Q ;_-,_...,.Q 91"" ""1 .1-Bf '12: E I; l r ..1 .. , r _.__, L I - , _ 0_'_' H F h I 5 ,. Q ..92, - 1 .- 30 MAR 6 1945 11" r . .1 ""'_P'IIvIwq.q, 9- _ ., '- -u 92 . ."l"., ':!'i';'.,r;_ J '|r_ .; _ l'."j - / ' l u I0 : '! '-1" ! r9.a'.'- _ln t1n'92'_- nl n .:_-_ e. '.-gr 54? 4-5'- = ,-2 -. 53 ~- -1 I- '5 qpn-1.!"__v'r _j~ _ '_ .,%{__! .. r v §_ .5Q. I r ,1 :<" =_.1 ? . -*1». 1 . _ u nit 'Z- :*- Door ':"inci1el1: ' - ; 5» Au an afterthought it occurs ? to no, that a grout Negro school, 10681 -O5 hero in Nashville, numelv Fisk Ihiversity, has take 11 no port 1!! th_18 PC1117, scheme, nor has '!e1'u..r1"?f -iedical Collegge, or the negro hc !qt'l. forithe I-Tetho'3int Church, and I um sure tnia is a point. you should not .-,- overlook. ' " 15? ? Forgot to mention in n7 letter, that this James T'*o:.:hroski, ~.-ans ulso ;~¢~ ». the moving spirit in the-Ilighland Folk Fchooi, locataé. near o92 .onto¢-gh 'I enn., up in the C -l.':|ber]z;nri Htns. This school was investigntoé, -ma 7 '2'. -. declared comm-unistic in its precepts--am? never Genie-'1. It might also 92.'-1: ' -.1,-i be interesting no learn "that ne of the stbatuntial. contributors to . . o this school was _?'ra. F-1ean oosevo1t, whom I a1 so mderstand has 1.> .:_. addressed the faculty and ant bod;-' on on: or more occasions. : '_- 2'» "1"-_, 7 .-'=-./ I . .- , § ¢ ma ? 0 ff; -"t --Q1 1.2- -u =?I-.~ >-_. 1: 4-! r 3-ri M" o . 9;.-. R 4 ¢;__;- . __92 > .;c._~ J , : I92 c -.-. :3 P - Q T :-"-J 5 92 I '~' 0- n? I ~:_.I92- v I _ o *-I 3 .1 ' 'n92- "" J4 92:r 111'» . "'-Q U 9-. _-<-! 1'». ___,_- 4___ _- fa =¢-=-.-0 ! p. _ ax; T1-.. -.1 -Q . .x-, I". xw '"~ A M I '. 1 s- '* iqrw i 9 5!!",7. . ,___. un- ' Q1 Igl- '4' ants 7 "I-I :"Q..-.1 .' FEDERALBUREAU INVESTIGATION OF ' A It --_-{H "nu-on-nuns;-r nn nl llllwl J-I:, -tt, sy " . F.-_1' _'ms nnmms Q,- 11/5/44 I-1,5 ITHLI Jv E -~ "92 I J1Q 4-. I . <1 IXTHIXIY at I uuuuucriu orcen in Qivuorlllorrncrn o--1", . -92I. Ft. . IIIEERHAL SEOURIIIIT X. .1 .-.4 2 '-,=~r_ .v ix y #- .. as Q"; '.s tel: 32 years of dving beenw _ ~ L __ ;~ ,e' xi ,-5,. - » A-'5,.t , ' ,- ll P- s * v . .. 92 v.s _ Subject hasbeen active if! -,'. P -r presently; . '-. 1-"? ,. I 4 w . H ' '-In he en :_ _~ J Political Association under '4_92 1*? I 5 contact or oneidored position ,_ l92 Subject hai weanin ,,§g;; e- in Les angeles andpresent]; ""q""'f" ETAIL3 ie member of attended. I-on Angeles County .4111 L05ANGEL.-S, GA 92-u '1'. I. - - '. ,. pxroz u - '.-mm 92.. ,' "1 his ceee is being opened to incorporate e11 information in the I . Loo engeles files and to designate Subject es e Key Figure in the Los Angeles -_-es .._ I 1 _ I - {Division due to her Communistectivitis _> 7iF;i 'i 4+ *~ -_=71',¬fr4L; _¢?g_ ,9: ,_ 39¢ lune-F- Gang? -in-%-_ '_ TL-go? HT _ 92 I rm-csvm|lJlB1 I | _ E ~ _ * I gp 5'Q ..,_. ~--I or niltlrr , II > 4 BID lie;-an g M.-461- I /Y xi mi/'lIlc4L 3. '-I Sen 1':-enciscoD 92' 37 II Ex l Salt InksCit! copy mm _ i __,_ ZIO, Loo Angeles " ,! ,, _ _ ,,_ _.. --' _ _. - '_' '-Q k. J 2:0 v L41. 100-22576 H 1?. movies will he ehovn. 4 -dnieeion free. The Anti-Janie Neighbor- uvvu 9292|I92e92r92 1 'l92 ULILU = -nwuvnelnwensw Qnnninnnnlll ma av -IuluueJ1 ' This flyer wee printed in both English and Jewish. _ . OnSegtemher a, 1943, an ieeue of r.he|§PnoPLz's tom, the reputed. Communie newspaper on the Pacific cont, cerrikrl an ertiole with reprd. to one B-AYE RUBII , e lrnown Colmnuniet, who had recently been elected. to the Chairmen- ehip of e T¬atione.1 I-Ieritime Union Auxiliary at a conference of thirty delegate: from eev n Ports. The article etetee that lire. RU3IF'e desk et the 1.T.H.U. Bell faoee a row of photographs of fa us women who _ ve contributed to e I-ehor ix, .51} Movement 9,118. to emocracy» KHUREROQSLTILT, I EQLI TYIFQIT, LIEU-U92InQ 92 PisTLIcEE3K° 71". ELIZABETH GU'R1'.|iH .'_ 11111427, IA .5011 , II.-EA} R FALLOKI, President end. Secretary vr. oi the Oongreee h omen'e is i1iariee92, 3H, Fationnl Organizer of the J . 1 2' .2-!.U..11., ans . 3-'e'.~_... L-ilg l -1113, GIL! Qhilll Gm-e 11 reeentetive in Lee L92n_gelee,! u; $1 N :-> to' H article stated that Eire. HUIBIR il especially i tereeted in new euxilieriee in 1., _ 1. :1 i_,. -the "Deep South in order to eee whet they can do to bring Negro and White s _. 92 |92_ -*-292 vomen together. A 2-- _ _ ' 92 x ;-'. E'- vi?" . }.§; In. -L 9.- +31 -T "Ff_ |¢. .:- :3 . ~31?-I9: 7 S H I , cf, _ _ _ El . /. -92. 2;; 4.: _ ~; .- 5- . . ¥ - - 1-. ".1 92 - . -1- r_-- . _ I jg: ,1 ; " -I.» r. 3"? . . FEDERAL BUREAU OF c. p INVESTIGATION Q . a".1.ir*11:oz§-;, xmmrm i 12.: " "'f°* 100-10369 _ '_ ;. IIPOIT lll$ IT HIT I131 HA1 £FIIlOD Ilil il IAPIFUN 1" ~» * 'I'I !'|' 4;; awn, noauoa 777; e-1e-1.5 7 V W -27;a-1 -1-1.5 E E ,3? ._" 1.-. 11 -. _-. ___13:" _. 1 .I . ' 1 _..._. Norsnsorrncfe "7 E avt .'_I . .. -_,| - ." C-HAIACTXIGLZ 5ii."JUH.I'1"1' ';LAT']IEi". - C 1 1 ;'92O ." .0. 1 - _ - 1 ,~ -';'1-. - .r.- ..,_; _--.. p _-1-.._; - . K . 4 - _ 1. . .. 1 . _S!1BJects Imam to have written letters _or'._-_'-.. . 1;;-,2 ear; anti-Fascist character in newspaper at ' -. Jacksonville, Florida. Subject .r _-;~;. 11 .- -a s_ubsi::r-iber to" tpe5PDa._ily Works:-" _ 1 and "The§92'¬orl2'er . Subjects resently re- ' *' 3 1 I 11 1 , '. '-.92. 1 ' siding at '';??'-5- - -u .-.. I 1 Subjects regularly -attending meet-ings of- "- ,- - ..... "Andrew Jackson Club, local branch '01 Florida I ; ' I ' _ Pxjess and Educati onsl"'Le_ague,'. successor o _ ".'_ __ e " 1.:--...... 3..-, e . . -organization to Conznunist Pa ?-ty oi'_ Florida. _ - =-, . 1 =. 192. § 1 . , Subject _k,noIn to have spoken ' -'- 1 *-§"-' L 92_-. If .. . Q _ at meetings on San Francisco Conference. -- V '1'? - 1 - 1?,-1 _ = I " Also reported delegate to special State 1.}on- .-_-._ _ vention for purpose of affiliating with --» _ 1 .-¢,.'_. ., Q, 1 . '~.~J" Communist Political Association. _ ,., _ _-- _-1.-=. '.. ..»., , __ . . _- 1 . _- . . _ . . if ! -4.. '_ -e "' . ' = 11> 1- -I Irv - - ' 92_. .-. _ - I . .- _ y . _ -__ _ __ ._-e x Bureau File.l~Ic.' lQD!l?!+é1J. E '1 o _, '~ R:-p<==-' or spe=1~1'Y1@;..¢ a . '- DETAI15 : . _ 1 ..Kansa_s City, lliseougi, 7*-JJ. lo5; -, ' .. . . The title of this case is being marked Changed to 1 reflect the addition as" a subject of . iii ;. .v ...-.._-____-. 1 - wife of subject-*i"a$" °h as '°h° 1 ; -1.1 --' activities of both are closely interrelated. ,9-1' I r _._-1 ".. Q ! Jacksonville, Florida ; bnnliarchThere appeared in Z!, l_9l+5. I the Jacksonville 1° -°1 t° W9 Journal Edit'°r Newspaper,15 1 if " set out as follows: - '1: -,;- 1 ' ~ 1 -t 1'1 '0". -... 1 ~ V ._..__...._. _. L . ll . , . _ .1? . f _ -==.-' "'*"_2I*'f "l ,92 L"* ' * ~ 00 +'-L74 60|'3£ - 1 4 - . '. Lcloruliorrnmnlro ; 41']: e . . _ _ _ I I ' - 1 »». - -'. , " - J. .- . -.92- -. . .. ",1 .~ . - - -'.' .' '- 1 . . .n_#0 Ji'92 - "r , 4 , " I ' H 'enuIn-aI""""""""" - _ - .-, Q; ' ._.._:.._v..2 __1 Qureaumlth°"._,-//'06 -.." ' r/Q/,92Y !' U . EU. . .- ....._9 ;' 1:1... |92Uu7I¢6lf3 .l_1 {A Z _. 1 _-_ .. ., 1, _ 1 .. _ 1 .__ . = _.. . .1 3-3131 n ? J.. 7 ., .?§@*§ '. '7"s0Nvs k;e 1-mw- * "~* ' - H-92}L - _ E -" -'2 "1 _. .,- - __; ,_ ' - ___4- '-H"I .; _'"1 '" I : .; 1~".- - HM lUL! 10369 13'»- , .92; . .1 We; themain topicof discussionand tivt. .lbj Ot g_JgI_11~5g59d ' I. llimself as being O1 the opinion th t the difficulties at the San Fyanciggg P ': .#,92, . Conference wouldeventually be ironed 0'11;peIC¢&b1Y- It appeared fromdis- ' 2 --_?-!'.- cusszons that the éluh was engaged to : ~"92eextent in vlritin letters '21 . - 1. 813133 cut]; under the directionof _8nd *2!!! that =* I92--nun, IL- -..._____ L_ _..|_ - _ _ | Q _| .n 92 92 - -. . . .' , _l.-L] unlurug um :0 wnU:;; 51.16:;J.eI.§e_§ -'| ..qgqe_n.G1! ect.sdL _I§|:e__r :;r5,;R{;Q35v:lT . {,- Pres-1t 3 '11-.l;1..:..-', .;.ecr*."-taryS1.atJ 'I- ofsenato?uT"1$I'1'T:i1i YPIHIUS, the ri- for -. 1'!... pose of1'eri_n,g-1 support the theof d-ea-f"Jac'ksonClub inthe 1:1nderta.kj.n:: of ti~":- persons. ______,__é -_ - -. e- . 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I " | I ' ,| I ' . ' ' -L '1 '92 . - __ . 92- IYNOPSIS or rnrrm AGO £1135 - 4'. 2 as an man in the Ar-mv ann11Qd arm 'ir .r'r1-I'nr'I d.ZlQ service"'n'n 5 51§iI r . I m _~ J 1 r ' 0 ' " : I '-~ _.. L. ? - ='I-I . It y ' #7"I-1 asking Hrs. : r.O0SbVEI..T t'o intervene in her husband's behalf, ~ -- stating that he had not been tolduhy he was suddenly trans- I ferred to the infantry prior to his successful completion of I aviation training. One LY1¬t;I92Cl~IRIS 1 lE, an instructor at the - I 'DuBois College, Under-Graduate sudressed letter Center to the of the Secretary Pennsylvania State oi 'n'a.r, Qré '1, I 92 » I 19b3, asking; his intervention in case. DI'LE..vfEi.nUUI-I I ' s_ included case in his column on June l, l9L3. '-.'. ;J.T':2R I I "#11101-[ELL included it in one of his radio pro__;ra.ms am also I L, in one 01 his columns. Dates 01' broadcast and dates of "f§: column not available. Photostatic copy of letter signed I -. 'I _ in l|___ -/ __ I-lI fwjg _ __ /_ 0 92 .': i .F__ Hr-F ,_F_._-- Z ! ,- "II- _'11. _ , .'9292T" NE Ix. -IEOVUQ :'..-'5 -1; . . @enan-_"oPersonnel iieplacement Depot in L.-2y of l9A3, Camp Patrick Henry, .F:.;.r," ~11 . inis in June of 19143, and was sent overseas on July 1?, 1943, as an t . £'11c:1try replacement. me correct dates of all of these transfers are not ."-- ->m_ - : .a ilable in- officer's file.Ihey canbe securedfrom his enlisted '?'l8which is in St. Louis. After Chad been arbitrarily transferred cverseas as an infantry replacement, his wife, e-.= dresseda letter to Hrs. 1£LCSEFJi:TLT on T-Sarah21,, 19113, stating that she believed her husband was being discriminated against in the Army and was being treated like a Nazi Agent, and that, without any explanation, he had been whisked off across the country to Fcrt Ethan Allen, Vermont, reduced to the rank of Private, and assigned to non--combat service unit made up of cripples, men too old to fight, and real Naziiand Japanese sgrmpathizers. She stated that she believed the underlying 'eason forsuch Q" outlandish treatment to be no ng _ot er t nan t a ___ 3.8 5 thi :1 r h t '!.» presumably a. Co;.-.rnunist. She pointed out to Hrs. R. ' ,Si1'-.'_iLTshe thou,'_;ht that J,:;;= I'1*:.. ii L'SLZ'u'i;Z'|.Twould remember her hiisbsnd as a stuuent at Union '£ heolo,iical -:$!";'. ;.»cmi.nary andas a leader of the American Youth Congress. stated e 2 ; I - _' sl e met him e.-ahen he was working for -the Southern Conference for Human Welfare, A 5.ct,. '.. and stated that military authorities could never find anything wrong with s. _ however, they had been told to watch him -51;-atcd that $116 -. Y had organized and was directing the Birmingham Youth Division of the Office of v -. .I"'|92'ilianand Defense, was employed as a case worker for the Jed Cross, and 5», ended up the letter by asking firs. }tOC'5E v'EI..Tto help her clear away these __,I. :':.jU5tifi6d pI &92.tiCe5so that her husband could resume his aviation training. This letter is enclosed as an enclosure to this report. 925'I-92._ ' On June l, 19b3, Hr. LYNN CHRISTI, describing himself as an instructor for in the DuBois Under-Graduate Center of the Pennsylvania State College, addressed I-Vc -4 a letter to Jir. HENRYL. STIPSON, Secretary of War, stating that he would like _ 92 to register his most vigoro s ersonal rotest against the type of discrimin- who had been broken ';92- ft becauseationshown t of his liberal leanings, stating t a s56 was the same sort if 0 £' treatmentand only too sadly typical of the kind of stuff which had been _~. -.L__'I..._t s- a-...... s-.-.1.»-.+ e~n9292u|v92r! manmh An nnf. hue the conservative ._;-.-~ my uusilv Jvuub ill I'll?CD77 it Iii?Wnnt T-W-17-1 m K .5...-._._ line closely enough to suit the regimented mindsof too mam! men nt rug. I He endedhis letter with the hope that the Secretary °1'°° -*3-d -"'-"-921 5°" °t'h1 g5° I - £7; about the case. This letteris included as aninclosure '-nththis rt.-3 O!"t. .. -,o 1'-f_-2' ow: PEARSONincluded thenoses canin his asllinrl-00 H=rr:'-Us-Round F : column onJ.né 1u , 196 - WALTERwI ¢}!ELL ' dicommented upon it in oneof his ed 92r bunday afternoonradio broadcasts, and 315°c°ment°d 29:2 cg? -v column..1 _ rm__ lne uubca .1..LU -_ A0 l-kin mug v _vu- I knnnrlnncf. and _- I'D gglumjl QIB 0886 I10 at oi U16 T-1016- '; a itenumber of newspapers cemented about t Dueto the fact thatthe WarDepartment receivingaconstdereblze amountof unhealthy lmblisitr cvncarnins1=h= *4 cum of Staff decided in a conference that inasnuch as was q -_'_|-_ .. 3 ... - 9292 i _"."--_I.-,__ ._-;_ .1 I, ix . -r" : - J __ 92 ... 1,;--9 .-,'_- ~ ,Fl -. _ -_'-':_ or fr - __u-92- :-_; .92. *._ ' I -..__--_-I: _ '_ . ._F. Q _ V ,,. _ _ I-I i I i . '1 F. T rs i" H" " '1 . ; -.gr 1 g ! bf 3-.. if- .*.r.»---18602 =9 clucvtionally, and that his enlisted service had been entirely honorable A5 in combat, reports from his Commanding Officers indicated that he was of .-.-_-;, oiiicer caliber, issued orders to the Commanding Generalof the 7th Army -'.'-71' -.'. t1 commission him a Second Lieutenant in the infantry directly from the . F '1 ranks; although it was not stated in DOBBS record or his Military Intel- -e .:. c_T 1'qence filethat this was done to cause a cessation of the hostile publicity a;ainst the War Department'spolicies, this is probably the reason that -p L Hrs. ROOSEVELT was infonmed of the reason DOBBS had been removed from aviation training, and it is not known whether any further action was 0 taken by her in this case. é na- T ' . Prior to his being commissioned, UOBBS had, on January 10, 19b3, requested that a Court of Inquiry be appointed to examine into the imputation against him which led to his elimination, without explanation, from any Air Corps Aviation Cadet training or any Air Corps activities. He stated in this request that he was not now or never had been a member of, or in any way affiliated with any group or organization which opposed our constitu- 3'; tional form of government. He further stated that from the time of his =I'. . graduation from St. Lawrence Theological Seminary in June, of 1939 until 92. iHuUCL¬d in the Army in February of l9Ll, he was employed uy organizations tnich were established to support and extend constitutional liberties in T. the thirteen Southern states. These organizations were the Council of Young -.utherners and the Southern Conference for Human Hel!are- He further stated like and Mrs. LLEANOR ROCSEVELThad contributed sums ranging from Q5UU to v5,0U0 to these organizations. He further claimed that most of these contributions had been given directly to him by these people. DOBBS submitted the following references to bolster his case for > him: JE5S$*JOH5S,of Houston, Texas, Mr.btanaauvsaxucu, of South carolina, '~ gr I greetI AQJI-In-IJ. =:.v 1:»l 92 "Head Minister 1? Peacock Military Academy r |_ San Antonio, Texas a - 92- Dre -JQ1-!I~I L'U3_RJ;I .-'.'31'iCIC*D 11, 92- Theological Seminary St. Lawrence University Canton, New fork *- Dr. FRED JHEIHING 'Dr. 31.315011 IIUGE! LaLuI92'*_-1 Associate Editor, Superintendent The Christian Leader 92- 16 Beacon st., NewYork StateUniversalist ChurchesBoston, Massachusetts. 1 526 Cumberland Ave., Syracuse, New York I Dr. FRANK i.92hLUUUi 1 Hr. MI .3 -TEE-'T'£AN,. SecretaryPresident 0 New York Student Christian Movement 2&0 Madison Avc., Universityof North Carolin! New York City chapel Hill, North Carolin! ..t_ r a elf" ., »_ -*_ ~ -_ -:1 -"M J5 I, .|.-- ;<, "M1". RRRxef "A /on 54 645- I 4 Pi"; ~-:-5.. >3 - |":f AL" K Special Agent in Charge bltilors, Harylsnd .. 1-» j _ U; , _ mraunnqnps. =--'1 -_- IQ- _ 1 - .1-1 W L . ;92 3- Intonation has been received by the Bureau tron a oontidenti . 35"H.._ ._, . 1. suite indicst that the abovv-muntioaed subJect who resides st- _ 92 1. _ 7 _ 7 to _*'_Y*na1Pbesn.ga;sdineubrersiveor 3 1/ on-Anstitan sttivities. . it . is §_ 92' _ 1: 1- ma um». inn» tel; twent Iiv @1- of age, es: born in L ~_ ii T» .- and froi there iiii to the iiiitsi States, zouig to i iéago, _f_ . at 1: o oe t is believed that he was naturalised. Fhile he Ill in F 1 Ha Chicago he became interested in Boy Seont activities and took an active part in this work, thus laying the foundation _1'or an-lnerican activities ' 92.. to be carried on at a later date, according to the interment. I 92- It is stated that - Isa moat desirous of securing a coir- . ninion in the levy or ?.er Department with sssignsant to the Cttioe ot ;*-{Yo Iaval Intelligence or to the Military Intelligence Division. Attempts a .'=f new also made to secure a position with the iin:-ass. black 119$ of all -0 -» 1 For the information or all into:-g§ie§_o£Iioes a §§92eo _k 01" tiwe_ -Y: '3-....».-. Bureau tiles reveals an applicant rue on ehioh re1'lecta that in -...... ¢.-___- he ma a application for an appointmnt is the Bureau. In this ~.. tw t1OD a newspaper clipping which he enclosed Iith his letter indicated 5%W 1-Jseuenb h III RPM £9! th AeI92e eg KM E I *1I-I ...... ,| i';hir-gtoa, 9. $- k ea - .- t letter w the &=....*e=9. in ieateé t-bet at all r 92. ....-.... up 15,1113 at Further correspond- r ..._...... -Ilqig mhinc -Imsélraua :1.-= at one time be see lav!-nu in 1. i. > ~ 15 I Inlllesfl Q '92'1:; j MAILED " / -- e_ * ,, 5 L» - Un t. L 2 ? P. M. Snmmo" i» f ' . : -___-if -1 i --K-1 f:l'vrjU1'92!££ J ~ ..-U . I W "1743 '-_ -f '__ . - V ______- _ _ ! - '92 § .- IAO laltinre 1- 2 -g " ' be Paul A. 'l'onenan,' " Internal Security. . "'4-T and at ther time m_ Inineewee a we tho Bureau to edriee that ho III connected with tho hployee Digelt, Ieahington, D. G. It has been etated that "- It ie deeired that a discreet investigation he oonduoted re- " gardin,g_ hie background, reputation, employment, activities and bio loyalty a the L|z=..ited. State; L1 vie! o! the Soot t-hat he m hem in the Free City of Danaig and appeere to have made euoh strenuous ettorte to get into the Havel Intelligence end Military Intelligence an well an the Bureau. E F Baltimore La designated ea office or origin in this oaee. It in up desire that this matter reoeive eczpeditioul attention and that _-. report: be submitted at an earl; date. 4 '- 1 hi, - an ,_ __. 57.1 fl-.; ,0 .-J =»,1; I '-;..'. {-7 92g_ _ E- E John Edgar Hoover i 3'-1 Eli:-eotor {J '- ., ,: 19 co New York .__: I _,__-. _ llenark ' Chicago 3 Washington -. .|,_, Iii ; 1- ~'f .*,' i h . 1 z _'z I JOHN EDGnR l'.LJOVE.R - "'____ . -- __ -- I _§92'' :1- _' lI'l_l¬§1'OH ' ' -7- I, ' I " ' Ir- I. ' . I'M [1 _, _ _D I sun 4 e/3 e$'92 . ifrhrral iiurruu of Inurs gatiti! / -92 L: I - g 92 I; = f ; if .gr Itlnitrh States Elrpnrtmrut of Justin 1-. llletlle"' "- ._~r__ Q C 4 . ,.; __;__?,_ _,s- -/it Illaehmgtnn, II. G. I--M-1 _.____ t ,.-1". H - l " I11. IOIII r a92_92 llli-: GR ' November 21, 194.1 """" '- - .q-. Ir- @918 L'_ In Ii 15 ? _ In enn en- HEIIORANDUH FOB THE DIRECTOR I-- I»!- .____.._ 3 Fe. % . II IQ, IIID ' If Ii "F H . with In I580 - M 3 end made en to interview! O79- III - - ning of 21, 1941, which appointment I k 91>t. 5, , -lul'1:"92'. advised me that he v 5.S". ?- F : f~ fl .¢_ '- -5 ,-. stated tion which he wanted to -1 furnish to you concerned one pi-' Be stated anxious o secure a commission with the Uni Navy and the app:-osch d and asked for his i inquired R 92 of e , with the Boy Scouts; 6 stated that? was a Y was about twenty ve or twenty-seven years of age, had been born in time free city of Denzig, moved to Berlin and from there 0| <- had come to the United States, going Chicago at which place it was e believed that he was naturalized. Ihile in Chicago, he became interested I in Boy Scout activities and took an active part in this work. _ ' »1 1: stated that he never liked _, but in view of his activities in .5.- Boy Scout work, he had written e very strong letter of recommendation in S - 5 ,__l_ _'. -_ connection with his application for s commission in the Navy, and that he learned 1:1-mati also obtained s letter of recommendation from lifel- , _--- i-= 2 - .5-_-r '92 _ - .1Rooseve1t- 0 0__ . 1, .: Subsequently, _ contacted end-idvised that - 3 he had not been able to pass the physical examination, _e 1 I -"-.P~ glasses had been removed he was not able to see six -0, s tjd r that he thought he could get into the Iilitary 4M=.=r+eh..~I- w w tion. He -- 92- they were not so strict with reference to the physical first, however, tried to secure an appoint.-sent through office in charge talked of to but ?wa.s and a*. ____ _""i _"nunable to secure appoint- Ev. nont. at 1 later time, - ormec that he had taken '~92 51 J. -r. r""' norms nssrsorsn .-.. 1" _. ." i/"H.__ U fJ! '.92.'926 nu 1 11914 @ 1 ' 1" r J jir i _'.r_'- r, inf? A _ .._,..- 0 --. .7;--J 1. : .1-,. w Ilemorandum for the Director - 2 - --,i.', '9 r _-, '2':I LIT s Civil Service examination and wason the register whereby hecould . -,5 receive an appointment. to any position on the Civil Service register ; payingup to $3,000 peryear. _;' . 3; ! P > . At a later meeting which Q? Ias troubl :4-. expected a Job .! ,4- had called the J6 oecreoori of Her and ordered oi .l92 iar __ to w t he then him W lei mi at the had a rotten reputation with " strength t's endorsementand in fact lire. Roosevelt was 4. 1 the endorseron the note for $500 at the HamiltonNational Bank. _ U. _. stated, that- told him that he had written s. letter to no-o. I--=. 92 Rooseveltas the endorser when?failed tomake paymentany and it was following the receipt of th s letter that llrs. Roosevelt called the Secretary ofHer in an effort to securean appointmentfor that w time in Octoberhe againcontacted IIIII 1--I-I I.-I_ e 1 I hac and that Hrs. Roosvelt had paid the that despite this fact, about the some 0..+_. note purchaseda new car anda new home n _r; ,tinnever " K92 Q stated that_ possessed a gold watch which wasin engraved full. "To mydear 1:1-iend from 1".D..R." ~..-_'~ ..>'C vi _ stated that after eeeing QzetLrse Rooseveltyea &11p0int60. to the Civilian Defense Board, he was of the opinion that probably would get a job with this Board throughHrs. Roosevelt- _ stated um. the purpose of his reporting this iFofC1 T.i&t1OI'lthe to Bu.reo.u was the fact that he thought there was a possibility thet might be blachneiling llrs. Roosevelt, that most 92 certainly there was something peculiar about an unemployed "rat" like this having an engraved watch from the President and having so Inch irilnenee uith 1-ee Rooeevelte ,1 FEB - L I . i '.92 92 'J__ :' . ~'_, '1? '7 21;: .7; I 1* .1-e a I ..,:_ . '?. f;..Z .-V-_ LL f D _ qr if I ! 2-_ .. P $5.' ,,_;__,' A J .3,- . or . E He.-aorandum for the Director - 3 - IA» requested that he be fully protected for having V reported th s material to the Bureau, and that nothing be done that would I in any way reflect on his having reported this information. I assured him L . that the source oi the information would be most carefully protected and >.92_- I also expressed your appreciation to the for his cooperation. 1-I__92.. _ GD? A cheek _ of the Bureau . Files reveals an applicant I - Q file-/l67 B5963!which reflects that in made a PPli- cation or appointment in the Bureau. 1 newspaper clipping which he enclosed with his letter indicated that he was working for the AAA, Rental and Benefit Audit Section. A subsequent letter to the Bureau indicated that '~ .- a.Y he correspondencewas residing in at ge file reflecls get. he was living at one Furthertime in 92o92| d at one time in In ' 15. in he moved to _... _ ...... '.. _- . .'. _..'_ '...... _- -' " - " ?'lIl'Gt¬ $0 the Bu.rce.u $0 :|.92 .'1viau that he was cuzuxecie -I.» mi 0? . 92 1' _-. .11 : ti??-I .2 -;92 § . : , Government , Employees Digest, Washington, -;@7D. C. ' 92. 1 40 ~92Another file on this same applicant [file 94-1.-2761.! indicated - that he made inquiry on numerous occasions for Bureau Bulletins, Crime Statistics Reports and for your speeches. ._ A check in the Identification Division reveals that there is 'c contained there a Civil Service fingerprint card on am ~. indicating that he was mm in i 'i'here is no other record in * ' -__u Identification Division on 4.1 I would suggest, in the event you approve, that a discreet check be made as to the activities oi _ particularly in view oi the fact i ,': 'r '.».fr -.5! 1-- _-; .- ':92.' . F - ~-'- _ - _,-,_ g. .- ' . I . -l -1 l_ -A A-Tr" .- eon. ri;,mal in poa:ea_s-ion of ;.-1:.-1! ._H J ' legs !| :4 Dear Friend: _ _ - f Received your letter this A1: with great pleasure and relief. T .:n;'e only one turd to add to en. previous letters. um-. i.e- - Z / B " 1112. -t - name wasobtained. .--we-4 : Q, E. . t I suppose you recall my being quizzed by the Grand Jury. '.. e1.1 .. 5'51 'repeat I sincerely 1 l 92- 92- The G.P. feel sure that industry will try to starve out and 1 break n1'r':u1i5cd_ labor, they will help do that, if the-' cm do so in such o. 1.1:-nncr that t_1:e:__bl_.',-.;c__1'.:J._1e on cith-:1; we .5o___ c alista o_ _I.u:ur.ncr-J10 III} iJ1ibin§J;-':l..} o1 L!lor i.h.: .--..U.1 .U. Ifurrafr, teenard, etc.! T511 buck 4 is the actual head o1 the 3.1-. in U.$. and Canada. F081-'-er is in ill-1 health and is in name. _ I _ - 92nL '1 . . |I .92¢' er l,I Q. nu. 1.- "I _' I 0.1 . activities in U.S. are slow and careful new with their <7 *1. 1 'eduea».tio.*-nl a;,'nte..'. doing most of the nor}: getting into politics, churches '."'-'t-;-'9 _ and secret 1 mt.emitiee uniting for labor tmions to creel: and a. depres- 5. . I ..- ...... _. Q .1, . ' e '3 #1 8- _. Iv 92z $ J .1 ! || iii _ /W -73'://-sew . - -¢uIu92_--V ____- * I92 . ,-yq-w-.-,, .-- -__'_ _ 7 iv-__.__'_. 7 _,,,, K é __..A- __ _, ,__ _bu _ Q I . .":__"K, '.»{|92 - 9 J5-11-1. ,... A C I . _ J1 ! I H3 iv" -.8;-2 -192.- .' J II -:1 . '.~"£¬= 'n*.Tf92-oi. '-1 . .£.r _ '$~'~I Mr.- ;92.- .'_92 aw -... v IJQ?» >-» __ T_§f. 15" ? > i:,' .._ v, gr-. 5 . ;., 92AJ A very or-r-.stic split is developing in the Labor ra.n}:s here, ancl the ' so called Rods are even sjalitting up into two very separate groups, with Local awayfrom Goo the 1?=;:H?iI1{§original, the sylit. sot-up, About and are half following of the léegoese S11elto¥'I'appes,have bro;~:e:192'-"ho has ~.- Mr evidently A decided broken tendon is vigk crliie.show-"n in the direction predicted by the writer 92" SO! -G lonr; T-ihic ago, end that is to have R., P:'i ho1.1es run for kresident of Iv . If-fH - 1-.J;o 13$»?-'-530, F11-'.'. than 1-"ron-.1 him to to-1:e over L;urroy's place in the leat- J-ti: ' ional jrictm-c. he will vet pert of the 0.1 . vote at least, and may . Q1, even be picked by the controlling 1 :-ction oi the 0.1 . to do just this ~.;.'~ and he sponsored as their c.-andido.te,'underneath the surface at least, if -R c.?~ not openly, rho 0.1 , lines, are definitely splitting, 1-nrl they 1-re I I about to bu-111;; their s'qu:".bE-les om; in the open as a number of the Gen-,5 1. > . " .1211Goanmittee o not njmear to be satisfies with 1- ester, t-.n¢_1 5Q-1:18 thin!: .1» 1».-1 is ton old, sickly, and not able to conduct n strong kolicy for the .l'.'|1 LI,r ¢ It n]~] eIII 5 they are all expecting tc jogs, b_u 6 I10 111111 . 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