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FOIPA No, - "90-

Enclosed are copies of documents trom FBI records. Eitcisions have been made to protect information exempt torn disclosurepursuant to Title 5. United States Code . Section 552 and �or Section 552a In addition, where excisions were made. the appropriate exempting

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&#39;§,his lady is a mcddler in many Ifmatters which are very iniproperg;btiiiness for the wife of the Presi-ifdent oi the United States, a status�which is constantly invoked iorsher lest her activities be objective-ly discussed as those of an ordi-nary citizen.

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LONG AGO Mrs. Rooseveltmecidled in the Newspaper Guild,which was a Communist organiza-tion. Absolutely ineligible evenon the pretext of her public diary,which is not her principal occ1_Ipa-tion, Mrs. Roosevelt neverthelessaccepted membership to whichshe was not entitled and imme-diately became the political foeof all those American newspaper-men and women who knew thecharacter of the guild, detestedand resisted the dirty work oftireless Muscovites and bravelysuffered its heartless persecutions.

She was granted membershipbecause she was the Presidentswire and tor no other reason,which meant that the Communistswanted to make use of her posi-tion. Thus the victims of the plot

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Mrs. Roosevelt&#39;s quiet saltingaround of her personal friends inthe C�overnment employ is no newthing. The Dies Committee hasknown 0! this for a long time,and has muttered about it. butthe Dies Committee lives under apolitical-sword and has had to-spiral; softly lest Mrs. Rooseveltexilrt her in�uence to stare: itofisnoney with which to contnueits, work. Mrs. Roosevelt L hasopenly used her o�lce against this

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One day in London, during ihelast war, one of the tabloids

came out with a shocking scandal.exposing the fact that "pett.icoatgovernment" had been establishedin Whitehall, and especially inthe war office, whereby certainfavorites of an in�uential ladywere planted in safe and cushyjobs in Blighty. Winston Churchillwould remember it well, for thelady was n relative of his. TheBritish reacted calmly, the lady�sears were slapped down and Brit-ain got into the war. -

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s brought to the attention�ofte en e use o t the t ann eio 5h Bo inane: erp from Isoohly ly s fbooks published by the Literary Guild, a book-of-the-month organisation.Ihe August, 1966, selection of the Literary mild was �The .&#39;-Ierican, &#39;Iritten by BOWARDJAST. FAST has been described in various newspapersand periodicals throughout the United States es s pro-Comnuni st author.Be has been affiliated with the Themes Jefferson School and wee identified

to the informant em rum, urr-;, and roextme eorres-- 57;pendent, as-a aeaber e omn-.m s Per-ty who headed its Culturalliosseission. �the aIerioan" has been described by book reviewers in theBOSTON HERALD, the IE1! YORK TIIEES, and other newspapers an a twisted.distorted biography of a Chicago politician named PETER ALTGELD, the only

-useful purpose or which is to serve the preeent Communist Party line.

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th:-ough channels in the literary world, has learnedthat more 1� of the eopies of �The American" distributed by the -Guild to its eembership have been returned as an unwsnted ite-n. The bookhas been severely eritioised in literary reviews.

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I56 pages, 81.50}, the Ioracr Presitea�s Ii states that the vihllcsl ctestloh record ls hot true no that theltsty&#39;ol&#39; Mas no Eve is sorely as sllqory. then hstal on shat hesis the had-: the clsls. "an ho: the Mesa Ir:

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le replied: "1 aould tench the story of Jean out Ice-so or allegory. It is difficult to sci-not Ne sertiraOld fsstau~rt_ is my other any. fie story of Mon seat he does not in my hlly effect isy helisf in the I-sootyare emu ins�rotiolt of Christ�: ti_r¢&#39;.~ rs. as-ea!

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_ &#39; "1 thterh itiis atlas to try to find the ions tn! only,� t-rough c foo! n-my oeoole sea-I to soha qlsiehea _l, liter the scorch lors than once." 9. 100! .&#39; <8, - on r1i.mr&#39; BOOKS "_ Its.� iooseveit tines it &#39;ciiticulr&#39; to �etlde Illtthirl� or not tilteen year old girls shouio read such he s __- reset Asher.� er. an &#39; &#39;"T ..

- on COMMUNISTS IIre ooea not helieve it is true that the cc:-rmistt in .92--rira ore their alleriahce to the �lea flag� no

the beret Union. but even though it has coason lnolledge thsl the any eoeslsslohee cosaonlsts luring the I!ll&#39;,l&#39;Its. Ivrserelt says: �fit Ior Deoorhwrt, I I sure, is not oer-rattling the conrnlats to he conissio-ml in the .United Stats: Of!!-" !9. I-8! .&#39; .

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lever qrmh children alter they are sole to underarm: no reason. p. Sh!ll Ire doesn&#39;t helieea there are any sorts let!� ehieh are not qrulten in polite society. p Ill

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After listening to much subversive propaganda over the Radio. Things I&#39;veknown for ten or more years. I&#39;m tempted to ask you If �rs. Elenor Rooseveltisnt a Communist? I have an article printed in a southern paper creditingher milV~giving checks of one hundred Dollars. ¬lO0.00 to a Communist 3¢h001located at Hontsagle Tonn. {Highland Folk School.! This paper shows H Photo-static picture of a check on a Bank of Wow 3ork- dated EFT ?3�1340- °aTFi�¬her signatuyg also 3 lpttgr written by her personal S80. Yelniea C. ThOmpS0�Qn white House stationary praising this School for its 5;I@n313 work. Thisarticle a150 yraises Henry �allace for some articles he should have writtenpraising Lsnin, "ussolina and Hitler.

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at Clinton, New York. To my eurrrise I wan rnei at the trainin Utiea by a young man named Phi Rogers, who reminded mothat he had been a classmate of my son James at Groton Srhonl.

He and Itll Wile drove me overto the college. That area la reallythe snow belt of New York state,and the snow was fairly deep allaround ua.

Hamilton charmingold allege. 4.-:t:tr=tto::Bulldin�is in the house in whichElihu not was born. It is a

lovely old place and Iacultly andstudents are just] proud o theirdlstinguiahod dl�en and grad-uate.

TIE portraits in t.h.i.s building arettnul-ually interesting. �mete

are many pictures or the men whowere connected with the collegea_a presidents since the very earlydays." its a memorial to lne menwho died in the War, the schoolhas renovated its chapel, which isa charming building. HamiltonCollege lost M men out of itsvery small number oi alumni. torit was a ooilege at 450 ato-ients. " -

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I told Aichedler that to do so would put o stomp ofapproval on these Committee hearings which we could not do.Secondly, I told him that it would be indicoting tc Hrs.Roosevelt that pei-hups�was all right and that we were, bin effect, giving credence to his sources. I told Schedierthat as a natter of fact we did not know what his sourcesUCTCQ

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Acheson holds a. whip hand over the federalbureau of investigation. The G-man ca.n�t ar-rest a soviet agent unless it has a. green lightfrom Acheson, whose idea of a stalwart Americanis the convicted thief of government secrets,Alger I-Iiss.

In 22 instances since 1942 tho state departmenthas refused to grant the FBI permission to arrestknown soviet espionage agents who were stealingatom bomb or other secrets from governmentsecurity files.

I have to admit that this sounds like a baddream out of some opium den. but so help me,it&#39;s all in the record. You can read it yourselfif you&#39;ll write the government printing officefor a copy of senate hearings on communistactivities among alien groups in the U. S.

The FBI spends millions of dollars annuallytracking down espionage agents. G-men worklong; hours and risk their lives trailing the Redsand clocking their espionage not-iviites. They buildup airtight cases, set traps to catch the com-munists redhanded, and then Acheson says "no"

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�IIASI-lINGTON�The state department poiicy�II of shackling the FBI when it attempts toarrest soviet espionage agents in this country,is in effect now, just as it was between �l9_<iD and1946 when 22 of the Kremlin&#39;s atom burglars op-erated with immunity here.

Arthur Adams is the most famous of the 22protected by the state department. He wastrailed by the FBI in 1945 to a Chicago parkwhere he conferred with a U. S. atom bombscientist and then hit for Portland, 0re., and8. soviet ship. FBI agents corralled him thereand physically kept him from boarding the ves-sel. Agents knew Adams had at-om secrets inhis pocket and they called the state departmentfor permission to pick up the spy. Just to keepAdams in custody, a secret warrant. charging himwith a minor -�federal violation, was obtained atthe FBI office in New York. But. the state de-artrncnt said "No" and Adams trotted back

G&#39;men have quit In disgust� and I dwbt if whe Kremlin without even bidding his Wash-one could blame them.

HERE are a few of the Kremlin lads who havebenefited from Achesorrs veto of the FBI:

Andrei I. Schevchenko, at Russian agent, en-tered the U. S. in 1942. He was allowed in thecountry as a representative of the aviationdepartment of the soviet purchasing commission.This is how much purchasing Schevchenko did.He hotfooted it to the Bell Aircraft Co. in Buf-falo, N. Y., and got busy trying to bribe workmenthere to pass along blueprints and other informa-tion to him. When the FBI got on his trail theysewed him up tight and asked permission for thepinch. The state department said no. and fouryears later, in 1946, Schevchenko was allowedto leave the U. S. you can guess what he kepton doing those four years he stayed in the U. S.

Gregori Mari-tovlch Kheifets, soviet vice-consulat San Francisco, arrive&#39;I in the U. S. in 1941.I-le left with a bundle of secrets in 1954. Duringhis stay here he used the espionage net covername of �Brown�. He operated an illegal radiostation from the San Francisco consulate, moni-toring U. S. broadcasts and sending out messagesto other Red spies in the country. The FBIhad the goods on him. The state department,so that diplomatic relations with the SovietUnion would not be disturbed, said no again.

Tim 20 others included such as Pavel Mik-hallov, acting consul general for the Soviet

Union and head of the Red e8pi�&#39;nag""ethe U. 8.; Vsssili M. Zubelin, head of the soviet-secret pence. who stayed two years in the U. s. jas second secretary of the soviet embassy .Washington. if

Sergi Grigorievich Luklanov, responsible tospying on U. S. naval information,� a ii-iosc....=courier named Vassilenko. who left Washingtonfor Moscow by plane with seven diplomaticpouches filled with espionage data. The FIB!dldn�t dare to touch Vassilenko, even though itknew what he was carrying. The state depart-ment said no.

You might think these 22 are isolated instances,where someone in the state department like AlgerHiss issued the anti-arrest orders to the FBI.You�cl be wrong. It was, and still is, a state de-partnicnt policy. No communists as such in thestate department: gre "responsible for the order.It is an order promulgated after study and di.s- Icussion by our diplomaticcificials, who are nowasking us to abide by their latest decisions and Hisupport their efforts. The same brains are theretoday, minus hiss." r�r

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VASSILI M. ZUBELIN was head of the NKVDin Washington from 1942 to 1944. He was

third secretary of the soviet embassy in Wash-ington, and his wife, Elizabeth Yurovna Zubelin,handled embassy spying among communist wom-en in the U. S. Zubelin�s activities were naileddown by the FBI. Demands for a pinch were inthe works when the state department steppedin again. So far as anybody knows, Zubelin wouldstill be operating out of the soviet embassy inWashington except that his activities got sobrazen that even the communists got nervous.The Kremiin called him home for s. little recon-dlt-inning.

One of the real cuties of the soviet spy networi-red out of the soviet consulate offices in NewYork. She is Olga Valentlnovna. Khlopkova, a.clerical employs in the soviet vice-counsel�: office.in Los Angeles until she graduated to espionage.She had to go back to Russia in 1944 for a littlemore schooling in spying before she took on theNew York job. The state department gave herthe necessary travel permits. ~Her main job aftersettling down to work was handling funds forsoviet spies.

SHE paid off Kremlin agents short of funds aswell as U. S. communists who were helping

clean out the atom bomb cupboard. But the FBIcouldn&#39;t lay a glove on her because the statedepartment didn&#39;t want to upset diplomatic re-lations with our Russian ally. This overworkedpolicy seems to nave been predicated on statedepartment fears that if we stopped soviet spy-ing the Kremlin would get sore and refuse toaccept any more lend-lease tanks and planesfrom us.

When the Canadian Royal Mounted police blewthe lid off the soviet atom spy net in that.coun-try, a lot of Kremlin err-and buys who had beennot-footing back and forth across the borderinto the U. S. were exposed. Vitali Pavlov, sec-ond secretary of the soviet embassy" in Canada.was the trigger man who kept the spy ring&#39;run-ning on this continent. He limited his top levelespionage dealings to Leonid Tarcsov, secretaryof the soviet embassy in Mexico; Vassili Georgie-vlch Dolgov, attache of the soviet embassy inWashington, and Vassili D. Minonov, assistant-aaretary in the same embassy.

WHEN the Canadians rounded up the Russiansand out of courtesy, took their secret find-

ings to the White House, state department andFBI, nobody but the FBI got excited. Otherparties yawned and pointed out that it was statedepartment policy not to molest the friendlyR-eds. This, of course, was five years ago. Natur-ally, you&#39;d think things would be different now.Just as a kicker, so we can get startedwl itlater, here is a ttltcanont by Jess s.erekrs*wr.state department protector during the &#39;?l!l8l

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dying United Nations is completely com-munist dominated. A realistic appraisal of sovietcontrol of the UN can be obtained, however, byJooking at the facts.

Files of the central intelligence agency inWashington contain proof that representatives of32 members of the United Nations are engagedin espionage work for their governments.

The same files reveal that 29 of these indi-viduals are high-ranking officials of Communistparties in foreign countries, now working at UNheadquarters in New York.

Twenty-one of the 29 are engaged in activecommunist organization work of an undergroundor subversive nature in the U. S. Out of thetotal of 32 representatives oi ioreign nations,who came to the UN with instructions from theircommunist-controlled governrnent to spy, onlythree. according to the CIA, are beginning toweaken by displaying pro~American sentiments.

ON July 13, 1949, Rear Adm. R. H. Hillen-koetter. then director of the CIA, informed

a senate committee investigating soviet espionagein the U. S. of the above facts. The statedepartment has not picked up the passports ofany of the 32 named by the admiral. They arestill at the UN, at B. time when American par-ents with sons in Korea are anxiously awaitingagrzressive action from this int-ernatione.l organi-cation.

Here is the CIA estimate of what some of these32 individuals do under the cloak of UN business,as well as hov: some of them behave as humans.

Communists in the UN, �place agents in strate-gic defense installations, arrange communicationfacilities for these agents, organize communistcells among seamen and then use the seamen ascouriers, work with communist elements in im-migrant groups. organize pressure groups in orderto combat political and miiltary measures con-sidered unfavorable toward the soviet-satelliteaxis." That espionage.

Now for the human side of these soviet agent:in the UN, as described by the CIA:

KIT is of interest to note that many of theseofficials have had legal training and have

practiced as lawyers. Quite :1 few have Journal-lstic backgrounds. Not much mention is made oftechnical espionage training, although it may beassumed that many, particularly old line com-munists and those who have visited the USSR,have received indoctrination to this type.

�It is of further interest that the wives of thesemen are ardent communists in their own rightand occasionally even act as agents themselves.They are mentioned as exerting strong in�uenceon their husbands.

"In conclusion, these officials do not appearto be, in most cases, men of high moral stand-ards or idealistic motivation. Many of themare described as clever, unscrupulous, opportu-nistic, ambitlous and elven to shady financialdeals or occasional blac&#39;s-marketing.�

ROM the minds and ambitions of such asF these come the decisions on Korea; the delib-erations of life or death, Do you wonder nowwhy the UN delz;_vs_.=lab:l1ng the communists inQhine. aggre5sors? �N173-&#39; General I MacArthur�airaits the UN orders that will free him to securevictory in Korea?

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I think it would be quite easy for crimesyndicates to control politics, if we werescquiescent and allowed tram to do so, but I think 1that the mere fact that they did appoint this 3investigating committee and that we are now havingit all brought out in the Open, is our safeguardin this country. It is what always happens.He get it out before the people and in the mere factof doing it and getting the top ncople, we sic? th?ghinu fnnm ¢rnu1na_u "b ---_ Q.--_"D.

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chech and reappraiee eafchdndividuel qltuatlon. Q� . Some _0Un.mei:t hae alao been made aa In one&#39;0! your oblervationa

on the program to the &#39;ei£eet that you have wondered why the l-�Bi hae notbrought people ivho have ligured in the lnveetigetlone by the Kelauver Corn-mittee to the bar oi� juetice.

lam lure that you will realize um our ioveetigative juriedicif.-_-nie llraiied to_violatione of Federal olleneee and that there are other Fr-dean!inveetigatlve agenciea thathave the reeponeiblllty {or certain iyper oi l&#39;etler:~.!olleaeee each ae narcotice, which are handled by the Nercottce Bureau andincome tax av-aeioae which are handled by the Bureau oi internal Revenue.So tar aa I can aeeertain in all the iecte brought out, there has not been erallegation oi a violation of a Federal law coming within our baelc jnrledicilon.in thie connection, I am eacloeing e copy oi the etaten-ent which I madebelore the Keiauver Committee on the occaahn oi my appearance on ;,

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&#39; In addition to the information appearing in theattached letter to Mrs. Roosevelt, you are advised that at the

time the Agents �identi_f�_i;_ed themselves to! she__r_e_f&#39;usedto adnit�the��EYtH3ugh tnEy��ae�eaoi§te�her they hai a warrant

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- The authority of Special Agents-to break inner or outer_A . � doors in1f-e_f_fecting an arrest pursuant to o. wtrrant is set forth

,in Section 211 10 of the Manual of Instructions as follows.-"In q�fecting an arrest with a warrant Special

Agents have the authority to break open inner or outerdoors of the dwelling oj�a person named in the warrantfor the purpose of arresting him without giving noticeof their purpose and demanding admission. Suchentries onto premises must be made in good faith basedupon reasonable cause to believe that the person tobe arrested is within the premises. Such authorityshould not_og_e;ercised except mhere,deemed H6§B§SGrHundo; ezistingécircumstanoes. i W * ** z

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dated September 7, 1951, setting forth thatqf the lbnual of Instructions states Agents have authorityto break inner or outer doors in noting on arrest pvrsrantto a warrant, you asked, "that authority is this provisionpredicated upon?" &#39; � t &#39; &#39; �

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Dear Urs. Roosevelt,

Knowing that you are a supporter of human rights, Isend you this letter in the hope you can advise as in a very,unjust case,

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Enclosed a let ..l9lLl££i_;:y,I;other___sergd in. the year 194&#39;?to the Du Dutch Consul in the 1&#39;. Stain, EIE6ti� e Jnerioan Anbassador in The Hague, Holland and__to theFederal 8u&#39;reau o,f__Investigatio,_n, l&#39;ae,-hington, |oith6&#39;�?on� Fiiult.

If you will please read enclosed copy, you know moreabout this case. -

¢uu§e1L¢!.¢_s1¢vsico1 dancer. , Lperform the auth_entic_,|;,e;liriovs indu dancei a_r mua. I an rno"r&#39;i&#39;J""a "" Is a natter of fact I or no Indian nor Indonesian norva. .

Indo European. I an Dutch and of course my 3m...1u,, is Dutch.In the Netherlands, Indonesia, and other count:-ye I an c .-elllnolon dancer.

.1.L*.:.&#39;;..a.l.=.c.v.¢.Jo_rreturned to Indonesia medicD

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noze than twenty years, rota" and� me19,50. I travel always with up mother.!

over Indonesia invited by the Dutchliy visiting, Java, Sumtrc, Borneo and

In the year 1949 I toured to the £&#39;eth-.-rlcnd lest Indies,Curacao, Aruba, Burinaa, and also Feneeuela and Trinidad. I wassending by the� Dutch government in conhinoticn with Dutch Oil .-Conpanys. {Dutch govcrnlentThe Iio,-ue! Also in the 1.-ear &#39;49 I nostouring Be gian invited by the 6&#39;or&#39;.ite Blvehee x P! Drussel.

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an? y&#39;s"a! rs we are Ielft a5out this case in the Jarixit is so lnjlstagainst _lother and no. _

Is there a&#39;possibi._1ity thgtbl� cantgogebto �sites &#39;h n iv-pro� s§§Qr,"�2f|§ean_oan s nu _e y all ii 70&2: sa¥t�6n&#39;Ts""£-&#39;__an Inter-nationa_1__l� nan r n o n _to giqe_.cf! I In HF: a _ ecause now can pay up fire for nether

eue1t,.I..vi11 be very greatful for..anpu_mi_11-t¢ader ne, we have no connections in Juries-Hozo do we know that father is really dead, if so, how Bother canhave an act of decease?

About up art, if necesarfry I can send to persons interested,facts, critics of my recitals, etc,

Thanking you in anticipation,

I remain respectfully your-s, _

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&#39;I8ere|oith request to clear up the latter concerzning the late_:_. ¢�q_?�6?"Fa&#39; "�an"� i|er"&#39;j_&#39; American citizen oj {or-veer fnstch�la onality Era Quilt]?! £87110! Ietherlands, l8t Decelber 1879.

Ie is n legal husband aantoriiy left no and__h__is__ch_ild_in Ag-i_l_ £iT&#39;7ice then he never provided Jar andup aughter, and we had great cares.

Hr. I. Yansna lawyer, Heteringschans, ?! Amsterdamallied by larriage to ny husband has always been his solicitornohile in America, and carefully kept the address of up husbandfroa it and �iii daas�hter,

hind intervention o,f_Pres_ iden_t Ro�sevelt the _follars_in¢addr .A.�I&#39;an Ennsrik, 2 anon Avenue, ForestHills, �ew York. late ctober l93d! hv_t__t_hgn__h_e _alsa. did nothing|&7.L-Elm

Qn June___&#39;?_tj;,__l_94,? I mas ordered to cone to Ir, Jhnsna &#39;eoffic;g___:gncef§:&#39;i__gj;__ean_inhe_;itance question o.f_the Van lhnerik

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I thought you might like to know that maletters and tele rams of a similar nature to A-�rs.

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interested in your article, �Breaking The O et._8pell," which appeared in tho "&#39; e Keel: I-iagszine" er�the !l.Y.Hera1d-&#39;l&#39;ribu.ne and many o wer newspapers, onSunday, Iovember let. . I v

an effort to luring Ire. P. n.~-lace" :1: to a more reel-istio view or the .U x�E¬; gth particularreterence to her attitude toward the ery slick and�nprinoipled eervant oi� the Kremlin for any years,Alger Kiss. Until recently, the results had to allintents and purposee been extremely meager. .

On October let, the Buffalo News used e letterI had written quoting from two letters she had writtenno in -Tune, 1952, and the Editor based a very perti-nent editorial on one of her strange comments, I sentcopies of these exhibits to lire. Roosevelt, with theinformation that, while it was obvious Ben. lle�arthywould have been very glad to have had those letterszany months ago, I had retrained from sending them tohim out or consideration for her high position inthe hearts or millions or admirers.

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�You are quite wrong in laying I voiced sly iqalicit confi-dence in Alger �ies atter his trial began. I have always veryeareiully at-ated that l knew hr. Bias very elightly. lhim serve as Ir. Dulles� adviser during one session inI never noticed anything wrong in what he did or said.did I1�. Dulles because he lator recossnended him as heed

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�I did say, however, that hr. Whittaker Chambers seemed toIo a very unsavory personality and I think his book will bear noouts I also regretted that are had reached a etage ehera weaccepted testimony when it came from an ex-commnist, but we .doubted anyone who was accused by an ex-cosanuniet, no matter howgood a record he had behind him.

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Thank you for your letter of last Tuesday, Oct. 87th.If rev I111 esain read the girst line! cs the second lestparagraph oi� sq latter to The Buffalo Hews oi� October let, Ian sure you will find that I used the word, �amazing,� andnot sensing in oonnection with a remark in {our letter oi�June Brd. l952. I fully agree with you that here wasnothing amusing� in the comment referred to.

I regret that I must disagree with your statementthat you �have never made any speeches or said anything iner: eelaxnn cg: in any we; wee derogatory to thie :92.:&#39;.tio::."lost of your columns relative to the Hiss case appearedin only the early nail edition or the Buffalo Oourier-Expressand are therefore not on rile either at the local librariesor at the offices oi� that paper.

�at ot January 26, 1950, written at Portland, Ore-gpn, happens to be available and is quoted herewith;

�Everyone lice been ceking no shat I thin}: ctthe Alger �ies jury verdict. I do not see that thereie much to be laid. . . Trial by your peers is lup-posed to be the lest word in safeguarding the innocent.8o how can any of us question it? There is one moresafeguard or appeal and lir. Rise� counsel has announcedthat he is going to agesl. He must believe in hie cli-ent&#39;s innocence and Tl-IE ULTIMATE TRIUMPH O1" IRUTH.

�Whittaker Chambers as I understand _it, her con-fessed to all the sins oi� which he accused hr. vice.

including perjury, but it you are a witness tor theGovernment, you are or course exempt from gunislssent.Ii� you had e. bad conscience and wanted to sure youwould be sate, THIS 88518 T0 IE All �:lI!Ii3.&#39;1&#39;L¥ as? mlI0 GAIN 8300311�! AND IEACB FUR 1&#39;1-LB FUTURE.

Referring to the first words in cape. they WW itobvious that, in your ooinion, TRUTH did not triumrl-._in the,�|ury&#39;e werdict--and this after you had asked cbewr-, in ref-erenee to.that werdiot. �Hoe can new of we qv�etiee i=1

In concluding this colum you have gone on recordwith a statement which, it it mane anything, is definitely�derogatory to this nation" and its system oi� trial by jury.It it means nothing at all, neither do any oi� the remarkswhich have recently been shouted to the world by ViehlnI3&#39;-1.-!!e�ioto!i&#39;, Qr%vko e__n.1i Garry, so 1&#39;l9211&#39;0I1l1!&#39;- 5"�10921I1!-Ire. Roosevelt, after some years have paseed, would you bewilling at this time to repeat those rensrk�. 01111! 91&#39;otherwise? MID ASK IOUMELF -- IF IOT, IE! I01�? - . -

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as your files may ltill chow, I wrote you on !&#39;ehruar-5&#39;l&#39;th, 1950 as follows concerning that column:

"92�.&#39;ith tinmmbcred millions of other loyal abdthoughtful Americans who he! ieve implicitly in the One&#39;I&#39;a�no delivered the Sermon on the iiount, which ins comadown through the ages with ever-increasing magni�cence,I was shocked and revolted by your recent cosmcnts eon-cerning the Aohesongiiiss incident."

I urged that you make it clear in an early column to your lacyreaders that the comments in question were not intended in anyway as a reflection upon our system oi� trial by jury. Youwere good enough to reply to my letter--but that was all.

It is most remarkable that you stats in your letterthat Hiss occupied a minor position "and he wou d have nodecisions to make.� In Yalta, his influence played a verylargo part in porouadiz-.3==:t Stalin�: re:-,uc:t== the this!� oi�the United States Delegation to take a etep in regard to theestablishment of the Polish boundary which on his return toIashingtcn, Ir. Roosevelt declared to he neat regrettable.lies also exerted a decisive influence upon dtettinius inam 1|:-mega� �hog the United Nations 0ri:nisation playedinto the hands of the Soviet delegation vital Iatters oi�policy, which have since resulted in seriously damaging theeffectiveness of that Great bcperinent. hartheruh so hadfree access to the ioat �vital ioc-rate pertaining to our consecurity and that of the world--else hoe would those tell-tale nenorandn nr no om: mmr-�ma-11:0 IHIOII 111: maven mm hmm no mmu, have been among the �Pumpkin Pours?�

In what follows, hereafter, you will find my reply toyour criticism of sly lack of charity toward hiss, and anexplanation of I1 reference shove to the ache:-on statementae "hlasphe|sous. as should nest certainly hafshheon knownto Acheson, the scn of a minister of the uoeP°1 lllut 01&#39;1-dently not to yourself, duo perhaps to the lack of earlyreligious training!, throughout the Scriptures there runsan underlying principle that when an eeildoer realise his___Q 4__ .4..__..l-__._�__ __ --_-ad-I-1 -ace-ilsanlessn�t Q� QB?IIIICI 101&#39; IDPBIYUIIUIIQ -ll --5710"�->15 Vivi�-5"�-�J "&#39; "&#39;5&#39;

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e ie quoted ac aaying,"Iloe unto the world becauae of ofteneeelPor it met neede be that otreneee cone, but Ice tb that Ianby Ihom the cttenee eomethl"

the Zlet Ohepter, the atory in told. oi� his tieitto a &#39;1&#39;enple or God, where He found tradeemen engaged in comer-&#39;cializing that Holy Place. There Ice no hint of charity inHie action in driving them forcibly from their aeeuetonedplacee--nor in the denunciation He voiced, "It ie written, llyBouee ahall be called the Houee oi� Prayer: but ye have madeit a den of theivear Parenthetically, thoee noneyohangerawere dealing in nothing more valuable than tangibl_e product-e incommon uee by their eutomcre: Hiee, however, vac tra�ickingin the noit ii�-1661655 secrets of his nation, node eeeileble tohim becauec from 1939 until hie� transfer to a more profitableJob, thcee at the helm or the Oovernezent had ridiculed theIa:-ninge oi� a to:-ner Counmniet, W0 HAD REPEIW:-ID OF_!iIS EVILDOING AND I13 TRYING, AT SERIOUS RISK T0 HIHSELF AH» T0 H18?al:ILY, IO ANNE FOR THE DAMAGE HE HAD !J01IE/

You no doubt know in general the atory of the betrayaloi� The Iazarene by Judas. after He hadbeen nailed to_the _croee, Be Iae moved by ewpaeeion tor the miner one!-oer-trr 1&#39;1the tragic drama, who had evon then inflicted. enerugiatingpain upon Bin. Litting Ilia eyee on high, He eaid, Father,forgive them: they know not whet they 0." It ie not onrecord that at any time before Hie releaee from agony by death,Hie voice Iae lifted in a plea for the ferliiveneee of thoIretched creature to when He had eaid only e fer: hour: before."&#39;1�he eon or um goeth aa it ie written of llin; but toe tothet l_..u1 ll! Ihoin the Son of lien ie betrryt�i it 110$ 5"" 3&#39;-*°@tor that nan it he had not been bernl

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or lrsthr AI soosssomr to his osnms or H183! 1only wish that you, Gd i&#39;nman&#39; ehd �eheeon--andinnumerable other ais-labeled liberals"--uuldsay the sane: BUT IOU OAK I01�!

In your column oi� Jarmary 26, 1950 you reaarked the"I&#39;hittaker Chambers, as 1 understand st, he wnfesaed toall the sins or which he accused Ir. Bias including per-jury." Oan you IE A8 IUOH FOR ntsr

Ihile this letter is already long, I cannot retraintron enlightening you as to my reasons for criticising theformer President tor having tailed to pardon �ies. In vievoi� his campaigx of vilitication and falsehoods in the 1948battle--Ihich even then eas von only by an extremely narrowlaniréin BECAUSE A FEW IEHOUSAND YOTBBS GOULD HOT BB1.-IEVE �ii.P IDBIT IOULD REX UPON FALSE 8TA&#39;1�B1FllT8 1&#39;0 III}! A RE-&#39;I�URN1&#39;0 EB WHITE HOUSE--i&#39;ruman had two alternatives confrontinghis Ihen hiss Ias convicted, it he Iae AN HONORABLE IL�.

First, he could apologize abieetly to his fellowAmericans tor having sen the sleet on by reprehensibly andi-nexeusably vicious means--for having provided the Kremlinduring hie eawaig: eith invaluable material for propagandapurposes, to this Iaticn&#39;s lasting detriment: and tenderedhis resignation. Second, if he had believed slut he had soleny tines shouted vehemently at every opportunity as tothe �red herring" character of the investigation of Hils,he should have issued ienedistsly e Presidential pardon forthe traitor--in Ihioh ease, his resignation would quiteprobably and properly have been delivered to him eithoutdelay by c�neeel O! course, in vies oi� the vastly dir-Ierent def tion oi� the vord, �honor� in the Ienderg-.etdictionary and that used in our echoold and colleges, aswell as elsewhere, it see not to be hoped that frunanwould act upon either of the alternatives outlined. ashe said after the Bias conviction--erroneously--to thereporters who in the line ct daty asked tor his coganentsas to the Bias finale, "the ease is closed YLRIODI

Io the disconfiture oi� that vain little nan, he willvery probably live to see historians of vision and compot-enoe refer to his as "the nest effiei ent tool ever to comr-into the hands oi� the Reds, by the use of which their testoi� establishing spy rings in America see node tar sssler--and the nest disreputable high official or the Governmentaver to pollute the atmosphere or Iaehington!"

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_ _ �In America today, there are iaandreds, per-haps thousands, of people once duped hy �oemunisn,who have since broken with the Party. This articlehas been written in a sincere effort to reach themand ernliet their help in UIPIHG OUT THE SOVIET GON-SPIRACY much :l&#39;11REA&#39;m:s was ccmurmr.�

I fear greatly, Hrs. Roosevelt, that you will notenjoy reading this article through--but this Nation willvery greatly profit if you will do so, with e mind OLBANSED0? T� i.li.IGiiHiT i&#39;iETDiC�:-3 against potentially ueefui andIorthy citizens for whom in the past, YOUR CHARITABLEIISTIJICEB HAVE BEE! IOTABLY MID I-&#39;lE3RE&#39;I"1�ABLY QUIBOHITI

In one of your final paragraphs, concerning the hamdone respectively by Hiee and Chambers, you charged that thelatter "has done much harm." Certainly, on one occeeion hedid the Iation a most serious injury. It Ice only AFTERthe eleetioncf 1948 that he made the so-called "PIl1&#39;rpk1�Papere" public, although he had secreted ti"-em for years.If he had made them public even three or four seeks priorto the 1948 election, the votere would have been aware thatthe Truman campaign had been made up largely of lies--andhe would have been defeated decisively! �

Ire, Roosevelt, I Iish in cloning to remind you thatin this case, the time allotted for your repentance is drac-ing cloeer to its final Iinutee ye:-y_rap_idly, _Ei1l_yo92_n notbe both American and Olnrietian--and do all ct long last in

your power to correct that section of the deplorable �iescase record Ihich has been charged against you?

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Hon. Herold Velde, Chairmen ;Committee on Un-American Actsvitiee .The House of RepresentitieeeWqhinqton. D. C.

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Again old 1edy¢Foceeve1t shoots off her big7 mouth.

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A report of snother eslnesty petition for iwrisoned co-nunistPetty leeders convicted under the Smith Act node front-psge headlines inthe Dece�er 21, l9$5 issue oi the boil! I|Iorl§_g_. Conceived by REV. A. J.IIUSTE, lecretsry-Emeritus of the Fellowship of leconcilietion, this newso-celled "Ghristnes esnesty petition" vss signed by 65 other Anericenrend sent to President Eisenhower on De:-enber 19, 1955.

The petition urged "thst the sentences of the sixteen Ien endvomen now in prison be connuted to time slresdy served, end thst 180ceees described es now evsiting trisl or outcome of eppesls he postponed."Asserting thst the convictions hsd occurred in s "cold ver" period, thepetition contended thst "there hsd been s recent &#39;noticesble trend toreaffirm the hesic dsnocretic traditions of our country&#39;." According tothe ho Iork �tines of Decedaer 21, 1955, page 20, those I6 Coleunist Pettyiunctioneries now serving prison sentence! in iederel penitent isries wereidentified es lollovs: I

ALZXMDER IITTILHAN, ELIZABETH GIJILEY Fl-Yllll, IITI1� GARRETT, GUSHALL, VICTGI J. .IlllCliE, LINOLD 5. JOHNSON, ALBERT I�. LMIRON, JACW IIIPDEL,PETTIS PERRY, IQBRT �ll-IGIPSON, LOUIS VEINSIOCK, HILLIAH U. IIIINSIOBI,PHILIP FIAIIKFBLD. IFIQGE IIYIRS. �ID ST!� IN Ind CARL I055.

IIUSTE, who is currently involved in crieinsl proceedings it-I�reiusing to tske shelter during s civil defense sir rsid drill in BenYork City on June l5, H55, hes sdnitte-I thst he urote letters on lénx-ednr22, 1955 thst led to the forntion of in "initisting group" vhich sub-sequently foruerded the petition to the President. According to I5 nhle_§_of Deceber 24, 1955, pegs £0, the foil-wing individoels were listed essigners of this "Christnss emesty peticon":

ICIIUID ll. IAIITUII, Isle Divinity School.

JIIIII C. IIIIIEI1�, been of lhion iheologlc-11 Seminary petition initiator!.

GIISTAVE J. IISCIIOI-�, Professor of lllschsnicel Inrlneeting, City Col!-rte.

818$! G. CARY, Secretory, heticen Section, Anericen Friends Service &#39;no-ittee. &#39;__ _&#39; _,&#39;__,

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CIIAALIS I. Um!-Ml, faculty, Yale lloivereity.

IIOIMIED I. GREGG, Author, Jamaica, Iermnt.

ROBERT ll. IIAPIILL, llioiatar, mtava Street liethodiet Church, Joliet, tllinoie.

GEORGIA I-IARIOESS, lroieaaor of Applied Theology, hciiic School of leligion,lerkeley . California .

REV. DGIALD IIARILIIGTON, llouunity Church, law York City petition initiator!.

ALI-�RED IIASSLBR, Editor oi lellouchig, llew York.

REV. JGIN ll. IIUHH, Chaplain, Oolulbia Univeroity.

RENT LARRABEE, Secretary, law York legion, Iellowehip of Reconciliation.

CHARLES R. IAUREIICI, Faculty, Brooklyn College petition initiator!.

PAUL LIZRHMIN, troteeaor oi Applied Chrietianity, Princeton �theologicalSeminary. --

SID LENS, Iianager of an AFL-C10 lhion in Chicago.

HENRY LOIQUIST, Secretary, South Preebyterien Peace Iellowehip, leaaener,Alabama. &#39;

PAUL G. IHCY, Regional Secretary, Fellowship of Reconciliation.

ALLIN 0. IIILLIR, Proieeeor oi &#39;Iheol°8Y. Idea Seminary, Iebater Grover,liiaeouri.

PAUL S. IIINEAR. faculty, Aollover-Iewton Theological School, Iewton Oentez,lleaaechueetta. &#39; _

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l.B&#39;dlS HUHPORD, Author petition initiator!.

A. J. UUSIE, Secretary-lnerltut, Iellovahip of Reconciliation petitioninitiator!.

mac amuméon, Leader, tum, for lthicll om»... law Yorlu,

IAZII. L. IILRKIIBEII, Director, Oonunity Service, Iroadvay congregationaldun:-ch, Ir.-u York.

JOIN HENRY IAIDALL, .11., lioodbridge Profeeeor of Fhiloeophy, Columbialhiveraity.

ILIIR I15, Playwright, �ll York.

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JOHN IVIN SARI, do-treeeurer, International Fellovabip of Reconciliation.

PAUL 8. SCIIERBR, Profeaeor of lloeiletice, Union theological lelinary petition initiitot!. -

MRI! R. SHAH, Iortheaetern iecretary, Democracy lhliaited, lhlroee, llaa.

ll-IILY PARKER SD08, hecutive Director. laltinore Feace Section, Ialtilore,

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JLIIN 8iI&#39;lI�.EY, Secretary, hllovehip of Reconciliation.

LORI-IN HALTBR5, Staff, lvaoaelical and Reformed Church beedqunrtera.Iii ladelphia , Penney lvania .

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IGILMID UATIS, Secretary, Uorkere Defenee League petition initiator!.

IIBERT l&#39;.92�IBSKO&#39;l"i&#39;BN, liinieter, St. Jchn&#39;e Lutheran Church. lichlond Hill,Queens.

IIGUIAN J. 92IHI&#39;l&#39;NBY. Syracuee Ehivereity. Syracuse, New York

HERMAN HILL, II... Vice-Chairaan, hllovehip of Ieccnciliation.

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In the lpring of 195$, Codained Artiste, I.nc., e televieionproducing firn, reached an agreement with the llev York City Youth hoardto produce e full length notion picture based on the Ioerd&#39;a actiritieain dealing with juvenile delinquency in that city. According to E{__B!Egublic of Decoder 26, 1955, page l2, Codained Artists eubeequent 7enlisted playwright Alflllll lillltll, author of 1113 gucible, Ql_l_Q_@;and [goth of a gleenen, to write the filo script.

than advised of l&#39;l1l.I£R&#39;S participation in the filo, The hericanLegion Ilationsl Conender J. ADDIISTON RACER issued e statenent to thelaw York press calling attention to that fact that "during the past severalyears, liIl.l.ER hae been identified with neny organizations officially citedas aubversive.� IIACNIR declared that "in view of the background ei fili-

ations of ARTHUR HILL!!! with numerous Co�.:nist front organizations. TheAmerican Legion now asks: &#39;thould he be entrusted uith the deli-ale Iissionof objectively portraying the eubject of jlnlenile delinquency on theacrecn7&#39;"

A sin-nesnher eubcoilittee appointed by the Youth hoard to studythis wetter further, voted five to one in support of lill.llR&#39;$ continuedparticipation in the file: on December 6, 1955. As s direct rasul-t ofConaander lIACilR&#39;8 statement in conjunction with the Ileu Iork press, thefull Youth loard overruled its subconscittee on Deceiver 12. and voted to

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Let us enawine lill.lIR&#39;S record: According tn The Anericen Legionfiles, Alfllllll li�il.l.lll haa been affiliated with numerous organizations andpublications which are cited as subversive and Conunist by the lhited lteteeAttorney Ceneral and the House Counittee Co lln-American Activities. lie hassupported the llin-&#39;ihegPeece Conference, liorld l&#39;eace Congress, bericer: IouthFor Denocracy, People&#39;s Institute of Applied Religion, lnc., ProgressiveCitizens of America and Itsge for Action. See HUAC, levien of the Scientificand Cultural Conference tor Ilorld Ieace, l9¢|9, pegea 9, ll. 22, $2, 33 and 34!

IIILLCR hea been affiliated with the Voice of freedow Cornittee,Ilorld Pederetion of Delocratic Youth and was listed es s supporter ofcoecruniat lookshops in 1949. A Sponsor of the Scientific and GalturelConference For Iorld Peace that eeee year, he wee affiliated with theCommunist ngacine pesos G lisinetreen. lle also sponsored the lletionslCo�aittee To Repeal Ihe lhndt Bill, Altrican Youth Congress, look rindClub, International llorkere �der, and ens a 191:! Contributor to ,3.-333gig, e Oo�uni_et publication. See lll&#39;t.C, Review of the Scientific andCultural Conference For llorld Peace, l9&9, pages 35, 36. 55. I&#39;M! 5?: &#39;IIIIAC, Report Ga The Itional Coonittee To Defeat �the ltmdt lill, U50,page ll; ll9292C, Appendix IX, 19%, page 538; and "led Channels", U50,page lll!.

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l Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke over the Moscow radio I, 10,-57, &#39;according to an article in today-�s newspaper, and criticised the policy 6 the[United States Department cl State which prevented her from visiting con&#39;.r:mnistChina. Mrs. Roosevelt reportedly declared that she believed Americans shouldbe allowed to visit communist China because "I think the more we know about

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