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D. ; New YORK CIty Red Committee Will Name Presidential Election Slate Elizabeth Curley Fiynn, charter were also known to have been ex- member of the American Civil) amined by the jury. Liberties Union. and still a mem- Sought for questioning was Jack her of the hoard of directors of|Statchel. a national officer of the that organization, member of the|f:ommunisi party and an alien: communist. Party's national com-|F, Brown. another Communist na- mittee and secretary of the De-(iienal officer and an alien. fence Committee for Civil Rights|/ were said to have left the country, iy Cammuimnists, is lecturing. writ- The Washington Grand Jury and ing in the Danly Worker. and per-tihe Federa] Grand Jury in New senally pleading for funds—§100.-| York which has been investigating 000—to be used to furnish bail fot] ithe passport violations, are known indicted Communists “when and ar needed.” -~ | She js ayeady on Far] Browder's £74500 Dail bond, pending his ap- pea}, and frantically tells her hearers af meetings. “We know we li necd many more bail bonds.” Reds Plan to Name Slates of Alectora The Communist Central Cem- mitter, at a two-day meeting in Manhattan Center, New York City. a SECK ago. appointed a National Campaign Committee of 25 mem- bers, with orders ta “put « alate of Preridential electors in the field in every one of the 48 States." Cieee thet arder henamme of fan ML Bie LE! Le Eel tne Communists have hired the largest halls in Boston, Cleve- land, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Los Angeles for meetings as far ahead a7 March 31. The Daily Worker, drumming in Tar tno, to Rave studied about 150 nilegediy false passports, Also the testimony given before {he Dies Committee by William Z, Foster, chairman of the Com- munist National Campaign Com- mittee: Ben Gitlow, former-secre J Inry of the party and ex-convict: Max Behacht. a party official: and Alexander Trachtenberg, treasurer of the Communist National Cam- paign -Commiliee, and officer of | many Communist organization. H Gitlow Gave Names Of ‘OGPU Agents’ | Gitlow, in his testimony before the Dies Committee. swore that Biusslian AWIDIT sawante in thea PT a ee See i cluded Dozenberg. George Mink. Philip Aronberg. Charles Dirba and Pascall Cosgrove. Gitlow told the Dies Committee that persons who co-operated with the stories of thtse meetings,|these agents from time to time in- _- echoes the “need to mobilize in _ .. defense of civil sights’"—(a le Russia). * Known to have been witnesses befere the Federal Grand Jury in Washington in connection with ‘he subversive investigetion or- dered by Attorney-General Murphy}. prior to his becoming a Supreme Court Justice on Jan. 18 were David Zaton, a founder of the Pally Werker: Genres Horhbere | having aided in recruiting soldiers cluded Trachtenberg, a Dr. J. Min- dell, Charles Erumbein and Jack Jobnatone. ; ‘ . All of them link up With other teatimony given before the Dies Comimittes cavering Conimiutist activities in the United Btates. On February 16 the dozen or more men who had been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation in Detroit, on charges of | ee 4 United States now or recentiy, “REDS I PAN """ sgtork Club Detective” deaigna- a, re wad we . { } ' ‘ fee “ee ’ =, ro Ey HET DAME Expose of Washington Parley On ‘G-Man Smear’ Brings! investigation by N. Y. Office ee Rm. VENT UIINTER. QD FARA E Boat eases Something akin to panic ts eweeping through the Upper bracket Jeadership of the Com- "fnunist Party of the United States ef America. There are “leaks” in the secrecy with which they seek to clothe meetings of thelr inner circles. On Friday the New York Journal and American told of « gecret meeting of Communist Jeaders in Washington, at which the “Smear Hoover” campaign. directed against the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and J. Edgar Hoover, its director, was outlined. Aid of certain members| of Congress, and “friendly in- fluences” within the structure of the Federal Government were discussed. BURRIED PARLEY CALLED. Printing of the story, in New York, caused a hurried confer-| | ence, All Communist leeders who had attended the Washington meeting were ordered to New). York. The Washington Com-|. munists, particularly, were sub- Sected to searching questioning to| account for how the information about the February 6 “secret’| meeting In Washington leaked out.) > In addition to the “leak” investi- } gation, the New York conference,| | on Friday, took up the question of continuing the “Smear Hoover” | «- campaign. : It was suggested that & careful check be made to list every night _ club, theatre or other amusemen} spot where the No. 1 G-Man might have visited, and a series of stories prepared for release in the Com- tion of Hoover by Rep. Vito Mar- cantonio. “GLAMOE BOY PLAN.” The bead of thé organization which has cleared the United States of Kldnapers—175 vonvic- Hons out of 177 cazes—tis, if the plan is carried out, to be at- on tacked ai “the Broadway Glamor [P57 “bee " ap-2ss9- 7629"