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~ De they termed | an Wanericen Anti-War Crusade" onder the euspices of they Keep America Out of War Congress. eo wae _. ally was endorsed by - Maynard Krenger ——_£ Norm Y ranning mate in 1940, Harry Fleischman, ols State Secretary of the Socialist Party, and other leading members of the Soctalist Party. There is no indication that these men are pro-Nazi. They are reportedly sincere isolationists, but in their efforts to secure "peace*® they have been will- ing to work with other ostensibly sincere "peace" orgenizations, only to find that they have become part and parcel of a Nazi offensive. =e . This was the case when C. Hertley\Gratten S “ found himself writing the introduction for what turned out be the German "White" paper, when Harry ElmerXBarnes wrote favorable letters to a Dr. Auhagen who was later sed as one of the chief Nazi agents here; when A. 3 Mluste; Harold Chance, Frederick | Libby-end others connected with the Socieiist Party peace outfits attended a Washington conference,and found themselves with Charles\Lindbergh , Berle\ Thorpe - of the magazine, "Nation's Business";tnd others. Chance has remained on the sponsoring committee of No Foreign Wars, and Libby hs endorsed Y¥Scribners Commentator", / The editor of Uncensored" has become the publicity director of Ymerica First", ee asontc Aud sae At a meeting in Chicago's Auditorium Theatre on June 30, 1940, 0. K. Armstrong and § Senator Wheeler, among others, talked for forming a "new greet * nt ‘war party". At that time Wheeler and J onto involved in political negotiations which received ™ wide publicity, It was subsequently revealed by Kenneth \crawford,71 Washington Correspondent for P.M., that it was John Lewis who arranged the contact between William R. Davis and Mexican Conmmnist Labor chief Lombardo TT Tadann’ an that Tavis aenlda eonsumate en at) Aaa’ swe al Could Consumes Qa Vid Ulawk between the Mexican and German governments. Lewis!