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+ aatee SURE Sugita ee PES. 7 re ae So Pde pF Oy S eh nor hes goer jate t eas et a oe az a ke . a ‘gas M ee? aw r “ Ye wr Fry Yaz OR. weet BAD a Detroit, uichigan nn 4 -) ye March 29, 1946 Ye / / oN Vad ee of 5" CAL ct — - Albert fF o Fabn, nresident of the Jawia on People's Fraternal Order, and er be ee ee author of the new book entitled "The Great Conspiracy," recently said in a epeech tr San Francisco: ‘tanta ovietfsm and anti-Semitism are insep- arable." He quoted Wins tonkChurchill as saying in 1918 to the troops in Ruseta: “You are in Russia to overthrow Jewish Bolshevism." Kahn stated hluntly that certain forces “hoped to make the third world war a crusade for Christianity against the Soviet Union." B-L The Russians ire now claiming Aizaska as-mightfully their territory be- CLs 3 "hh Fuss idan government of 1867, which sold it to the U.S. for #7,2°¢,900, vis cheated in the price and did not have Iogal authority to sell it since the government of that time did not truly represent the _ Ruretan pecria. | ; D-L ™~ Weg theervt1a will not be surprised if the meeting of the UNO, now being bata in Maw York, is the last. Without Russia, the UNO will be’ just an- sther ‘dead had! buresucracy. Russia's behavior in recent months demon- strat 2s her disinclination to keep promises. The world has no faith in Ruscii, Churchill's recent speech demonstrates that Britain's chief 4uterenrt fiz the preservation of her Empirc. Communist Russias and Imper- 4qgttet Britain just cannot get along in a world organization. E-L an i has beon started by Communists, pro-Russians and lerh utnge Tovish groups to drive Upton Close off the radio. F-L Leo-Fosvelsky recently resigned as special assistant in the State Dept. It‘4s ullepod that he was given the alternative of resigning or being ex~ poz-d on the floor of Congress. Under the name of Harry DaWhite, he an areiiizad movement has be wrate th: m9 charter, although his real namo is+Weiss. He ‘also wrote the er§g@inal draft for the Bretton Woods Agreoment. . " G-L Jan ¢ Byrnos, Secretary of State, chilis to tho bone thought of nA a) a wan ba a at the thd eh oe wT expos‘ng the names of Reds 41n the Staite Department. He has begged Con- gress and othor high authorities in the government te give him a chance to fire th.oss pro-Russian jobholders. f he esn't act quickly, it my cost Byrres his job and blow up our entire a eigp pelicy . which may besn sltcovther t20 pro-Russian, FX - 25 s\Ve é ay \/2G= fie EYE at a Cortsin impertant clorgymen in Baltimore, both Senor MALARs tant, aru making detailed reports to the proper government agencies concerning abuses thit they hive recently experienced at the hands of privately financed gustapo organizations. The crime of these clergymen has been tc fight Conmmism., In return, they have been branded as anti-Semitic and hive teen subjected to great porsecution. Their persecution has alarmed th: Bishope of two jmportant denominations. — Kn? qin 1946. | (fe