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Page 7 of these, if and whon he or she woshes to do so, Roosevelt sought to destroy such a right for all members of labor unions, now somo 15,000,000 in number, He made this dastardly (he pronounces it "“dastdrdly") effort in order te try to repay the CIO, the PAC, and Sidney Hillman for the holp, financial and other- wise, given him in his race for a fourth term, without which he would have been de- featoed, For thia help, he was willing to mike 18, 000,000 union members perpetual ein +n wnt on: hanna ond ee nletaneue on a Eo tht, ehn Teh set a te = Siavos vO UnIGH OOds6s and racketears, and w begi AnL WILL Vi work for Ward's. a= ot L&G0r WilGa Gekivsrs at Judge Sullivan, in his historically important decision, has had the oourege to suy, in substance, to the four times elected Roosevelt, who holds vast power in his hands, I deny that you have the legal power to seize private property, or to enslave 15, : members © abor unlonse Roosevelt is now hurrying to the Supreme Court, in an effort ta have it reverse Judge Sullivan. If it does so, £t will sanction a new and nefarious slavery, which none of the tyrants of the past ever inflicted on the weak, The high oourt now has an opportunity to begin to regein the reapect of all right thinking, freedom-loving citizens, which it has lost by its notorious decisions of the last six years, which huve been built on the pernicious principle, that 120,000,000 citizuns of tha Yuited States, whe do not belong to wions, in- Sluding some 20, 000,000 industrial workers, Have no rights that labor unions are bound to reaps oct. Whither the Suprome Court? WO IS TO BLAME? The blame for the above stated alarming facts rests not only on leaders in executive legislative, and judicial offices, but alse on every citizen, You will agroo, I think, thst the groater responsibility rests upon you officers, who have repeatedly sworn, in the invoked prosense of Gad, “To preserve, protect, and defund the Constitution of the Unitod Statos," It is net my purposo to blamc you for whatevor failures you may be guilty of in the past, but to beg you, im all scriousness, to dedicate all your powers in the future tothe resoue and tho defense of our Liberties. If wo all, officials and civilians, do not guard our heritage, bought for us by the studies, toil, tears, and blood of our forebears, we are ignoble traitors to then, as well as to our posterity, who will curse our memories to the dirge like acoompuniment of their rattling chains. Nay the God of our fathers strengthen you, and all of us, for this hour, that tries the souls of ment Sinccroly yours, b y Box 2123 — Tulsa, Oklahoma