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LO SES, wary “poor” ‘Tesponse, ‘was introduced ‘by Waster of. ‘Seremonies| 7 in FRIEDMAN one “Captain Smith.® SMITH was Sntroduced as ons” - :\" " whe bad served during the past Spanish conflict and whee eo fas rs would give first hand information. concerning the durabil it; ago 7 " ! "and the general reliability of Rug eae re y Spanish Revolution and compared Rusaian § Gans and equipment with guns and equipment of Itely, Germany, ce te ' Britain, and the United States, and,” of Course, gssured every-~ " te "one that the weapons supplied by Russia were in most instances |» ~ superior to those furnished by the other countriés and in no °°.” . cases were they inferior, He, too, urged thoge in attendance | © to exert every effort to see that both Russia and Britain were - given all aid possible ty the United States and throughout attempted to advise those in attendance concerning the poten- tial possibilities of the world in the event HITLER should win. SMITH received a ‘much better response than Mrs. HESTER. alee ~ OY a mem toe eae ae ope Anes wee te ra Pe + Immediately following SMITH on the program was - ine a troduced by the Master of Ceremonies one referred to. as "Com —«< wo ae _ rade George." This individual was a negro and a comparison PP gy ‘of his description with that of GEORGE ADAMS indicates that wa - +. ,° this 1s one and the same “individual, ° & . @ world conflict and attonipted to give the negroes ‘Sdea Ce . concerning the world in the event HJTLER should win. He | ’ elucidated on the part the Communist Party had played in trade : organizdtionwork and stated that the Party mist have full Bup-" port now to urge the United States to sive all posadtle s aid to Russia in her time of need?” .. 4 ;.-. . oan ee ae woe f gan Pe re ce . wt eh tee aU aS - Se em MT ar a Soy ary