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' ee ete eet one “terns | | ae a eel ‘ ™ “e Interceded for Red i, ““Bhe interceded for the monstrous Hanns Risler, the Communist “musician” who thereby was sub- sidized by the Rockefeller Foundation and by Holly- wood until he returned to Europe to taunt us; her wily influence was exerted through the Biate Depart- ment to nullify our immigration laws in favor of the Communist Earl Browder's Communist wife; she heckled and impeded Martin Dies, Joe McCarthy, Pat McCarran, Nixon, himself, and all other fighters against the enemy of the United States. . She went to Moscow, with the usual profit mo- tive, to consult Khrushchev and down to Tito’ 's Palace te sup with him, and later, during the Khrushchev and Castro riots in New York, entertained Marshal Tito at the pagan shrine of Hyde Park and in her own deadfall in New York. This was appropriate. Her husband's party and Truman's Administra- tion ratted on General Mikhailovich, the patriot who stood off the Nazis as long as he could and tried to deliver Yugoslavia to the Americans and British. For that opposition te communism and Moscow this woman's chosen friend shot him against a wall. She has net yet mentioned the influential fact that Tito was an army commander in the Spanish Communist war. But he was. Altogether, her record {s such that her cult i& the cancer charade, exploiting agony and persong terror for a sordid end, have done thejr best to ov age all Americans who put the United States above Politician with an wherring instinct not for the pent but for the left. ' How Did She Get Inte Act? What conscientious patriot could demean him- self to contribute money to aggrandize her in this virtuous cause? How did she get into this act? And can she ever be persuaded to jend herself to the fight agains! the greater scourge which her husband mag- nified to such frightful power that 15 years after his death, Khrushchev could throw New York into tur- moll and threaten the United States with exter- mination? Nixon must be convinced that it were fatal to any patriot to fight her. The poor fellow Indicated that when he, the Republican nominee, Jent himseif as hostage to her program of benevolence in a canned teevy babble that must have strangled him. Nixon knows her of old from his days on the House Com- mittee. He knows ihe part she played and the power of the insensate caba] behind her which flies at the - throat of every American who tries to fight. One by one, diseases come under contro}. Neither TH nor yeliow-jack, polio nor typnoid, malaria nor, in the long run, even cancer can stand against science. But communism has been gaining so that even hep captive candidate, Jack Kennedy, was forced to a her Whnshand's net manater misht eens ees ee Pet asrerrrs inal @ war in Berlin any hour. Cuperight, 9000. King Fentere Syelients, ten + . a ey 1 me ew tere