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Permit me to make an observation to ; weer wa article "Prom Thotas iiolfe and Eleanor Roosevert I believe that the article was published a little late. Years azo when all the obscurantists were enthusiastic about this woman and declared that she represented the policy of her husband, I should have welcored such an article. Today than is. RIOSEVELT allows herself to be used in order to cover with a good nam all that he was against, I con- sider FHNTI ASGIEN's words as unsuitable and misleading... LORY “OBER UHN Bronx, N.y. (Column 2) ” PLACE FUR 15¢ The waves of war agitation daily pound higher. The Speaker of the House, Jew. HAXTIN, in his speech of «arch 16_ summons the Arerican citizens of Italian origin to support the o,en, brutal interference of the adninistrati n in the coming elections in the land of their orizin. He proposes to our Italo-a-erican fellow-citizens that they come to the help of the sugar and whip policy of the Truman adaiinistration——that of giving back ships and threats to stop any aid---that they write air mail letters to their relatives. In these they are to warn then not to vote for the people's bloc, the coalition of the Leftists. The method does not spring from itr. WARTIN's genius. iessrs. NDUBINSHY and~ANTONINI discovered it and are attempting to use it in their trade union. The gentlemen have been trying for some time to buy the Italian trade unionswith the money taken from the members mostly without asking them beforehand and with the pretense af "aid for Zurope." The lack of success thus far in regard to this, joined with the ability shown thus far for fleecing the neabers, are the parents of this plan. wJdhoever still resembers the years from '36 to '38 will ensily recognize in this method the saie oe which evoked those letters wiich :any Austrians received irom the Ne: ch for the purpose of making them ready for annexation. ~33-