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ae oat Sahel em eet ee _.- ee mee FILS | a aQn - . ee we Oo . a ‘ re - =" are supporicrs of the war, tthe Anacosta F’ats, vilified. . ‘ eo, oo % ; —- 7 "Ram acked whether we are going “Peace-Now’ Pe arley | lings Us’ F For Hoover's Feed-Litler Plana PITTSBURGH.—P2ace New hid its swastika last weekend behind the emaciated bod- des of the stervine chi iidren of Eurane. . ; Hoover, father of the feed-Hitter organizations, did not appear at the Institute on “America’s Role in WW" otid Affairs, . Hoover sent Haward rsa, his feed-Hitler expert, to tear the hearts of the 800. liberals and pacifists why aven-at /The ipeaker cud. Said Maynard the Institute =: the Hotel Fort Pitt, “- ote, natonai chairman of the : a Mr, Kerschner did a job of whieh <pe-cie: Partr. and vica-presiden: , as > foover can be proud. A commitsre tial nandidste in 1340 on the Nor- vf ers e2t up to ortrnize a ctreara a! win Thomas ticket: : xO, Wackeges to be sent to Precident “Normally. pcliticalir. and saciatly yet Roosevelt, exch to conlain a pound we are laying this war... . After \ x : of food for the starving chi'dren ¢f the «ar depression will be <o great Europe. we will be afraid to bring our sol- ' a This provocation ceuzht on Uke. diers home.” ‘ <- . og Wildfire with the audionce, ' Krecser, who seems to aim at! rr er ae . No one is more hunanttarfan:out-Thorssing Neoman Thomas! y a ae than our President. But i: is mn se- moked ay unconditional surrender’ 7 s crew that Hoover made history hy and the agteemenis [c+ no serarate: . rr in Starving neoole Never hove os many peace 23 part Of the “veremonies of oe 2 . Americans and their chicrcn gone war.” Qe PP ‘Withow. fond as durinz Hoover's ad- “Tehran. Moscow, Cairo.” he said an Giinistration. Huncre vereranz of “are the waicped cream of inter. . the last war who went to W ascing- national policy—not the real siulf.”: 27 ton were snot at Hoover's orders an The Soviet Union, cf coarse, was: . \ The defeatist nature of the In- Behind the conference, in acdi- Sttute can oe gauged by the pitifi] Uom to Mr. Schall, were local ‘Pesce’ ery that went up from cue woman: Now" aavecaces, leaders in une Fel-| “What is the vse of feediaz the -C33n-n of Reconciliation, Jonni ehildren of the invasion coast if we Weaver, end Rev, Bernard Clausea.! - are going to wipe thom avr?” “Go + ine Lrerature taole,” Mr. . i The Institute was held by the ‘Sonal urged frequentty. It wqay _ American Friends Service Cy “ami nacsed with Meste-Thomas Pace 4’ MASc ee new Hterature, rr ter Ar Temesing Tes of sponsors: Claussen distributed a - Ieafiet EXED / , can : had been obtained. xran of them: . oct - sany iq (Gernmag our bombing of the ; . “0 wndovotediy accounted for Mrs. seNzUs, ; ~ af ; Rooseveit’s presence. She spoke at Sut Hoover's feed-Hitler plan was tose ~ the opening session and left imme- '52 epic of (he mencens. in acct a. . ; diately afterwards. ytlon to anzearances at the Insticut: bd ct ° tes The crewd hes“ name attracted: “*F. Kershner spoke over the air, 7 aye: swayed en. ©. 3 Schall ep-Phitade]iCeds, and in churches, or 4 MAL 4? 1944 7 ghia, who presided, is at Paace Now" ? . . “ae * Pacilis:, a miember of isxectitive = - : . Committee of the A. J. Juste ore: ganization, /Fllowsh:7" cf _Pecon:| -eiliaticn, © “In~cpering the Institute Mr. - Schall sit: oo. p This is a clipping fron soo page a sece / of THES MORKSI rafe S-£e CYippec at the seat of Governnent , Gewwwews ees oe . f© discuss negotiated peace. My answer is that we go deeper than . : that.” -