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name aad address ‘ONTROVERSIAL co fanhattan: The recent Su- preme Court ruling which threw ‘out -the cases against several American Communists was «@ good ruling for al! Americans who believe in freedom of speech, decency, honeaty and the Bill of Rights. The Supreme Court was interested in FACTS wot in hysterical and lying propa- ganda, Except for the evidence of paid informers and profes- sional witnesses the Government didn’t have a ingle shred of evidence that these Communists advocated any violence against our Government. The morons who believe screaming headlines against American mmunists sincerely believe that the Com- munists not only advocated but actually done terrible things against the American Govern- ment. When you ask these bird- brains for facts they are stumped. AL SILVERSTEIN. Manhattan: The recent Su- preme Court decisions represent « bright tey of sanity through the noxious miasma of a decade of Congreasional inquisition, witch- hunt hysteria and character assas- sination, Generation of Americans to come will remember June 17, 1957, as a great day for democ- racy and as a palinode for Mc- Carthyism. ARNOLD M. GALLUB. Brooklyn: I note that a cer- tain self-portrayed “ex -Com- munist” itorialist, who once devoted some 400 words to the “nightmare in Hungary” without ever using the word Communism, was one of the firat to applaud the Supreme Court decisions which gave American Commu- nists a field day. LENSMAN. Brooklyn: Leave unions alone, says John L, Lewis. So what if the leaders are stealing from their suckers? Leave the traitors free, says Earl Warren. So what if they do steal our secrets and give them to their friends? I say the people elected Congress to make the laws and the rules. Who elected John L, Lewis and the Supreme Court? °- JOE SMOKQ MEH ENCLOSU: es a a re