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f Jo ATTORNEY AT LAW . BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI June 18, 1957 Mr. J, Edgar Hoower Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C. | bl pI Dear Mr. Hoover: I should like to congratulate you for the manner in which you have conducted yourself as head of such an organization as you do head. JI would like to call your attention to the following facts with which I know you are familiar? 1. "In the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, decided June 19, 1953, revorted in 346 U.S. 273 Supreme Court Justice Douglas granted an order to stay the execution of said Russian spies. Thi stay order was granted by Justice Douglas on the intervention of & stranger to said Posenbergs, ard to their case, which intervention was even oovosed by the Fosenberg Counsel of Record, Said strangef, who was thus accomodated by Douglas was an 4rresponsible character whose conviction as & dissolute person by: the State of California had been affirmed by the United States Supreme Court, with the same Associate Justice Douglas dissenting, less than six months previously in the case of Eddleman Vs. the State of California 344 U. S. Reports 357." I quote from a Resolution requesting the impeachment of six members of the United States Supreme Court which was adopted by the Vf General Assembly of the State of Georgia on February 22, 1957. That in said decision, Justices Frankfurter and Black supported the un- lawful action of Justice Douglas, thereby using their fudictal offices to give aid and comfort to the communist enemy, in violation of Sec~ tion 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment oO ns Tnited States Constitution. 2. "In the United States ¥,. Dennis and oth cases infetvite b L leading Communist Party organizers 4n the United States, decided . \ June 4, 1951, renorted in 341 0. S. 494, Justices Reed and Frarkfur- ter dissented and criticised the wa jority opinion of the Court, affirming the conviction and sentence of said Communists, by assign- ing the specious reason that the prosecution of said defendants for organizing the Communist Party in the United States for the purpose of overthrowing by force the Goverrment of the United States and its Constitution was @ Violation of the freedom of speech, under the First Amendment to the Constitution. Thereby said Justices Reed. and_Frank- furter used their high judicial offices to give aid and comford to the Communist enemy, in violation of Section 3 of the Bod¥tedntt’ Amendment of the United States Constitution." : bt 6f/db/% 7 a eee CL NIT ihe 8 mag 4