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-17- A. BR GILBRRT, St. Paul, Minn. Dne of the organizers of I.W.W; in Chicago, 1905, and dotively asscotated frith that organization, Connected with Non-Partisan League in its parlier days. . , : oa ORMAN. RAPGOOD, New York. City. ‘Chief. editor of Hearst's International; formerly with Colliers, Was Ro-between. of Bol shoviki..gnile “in Copenhagen; friend of Hipolyte Havel, fnternational anarchist of Bekman gang (who was associated with end a friend of MoKinely's murderer). Appointed by Wilson as Minister to Denmark, but appointment. was not oonfirmed. Berkman gagg said he was heir friend and 4 means of communication between them and the Bolshevik pnemies of this country in Russie at time Bolsheviki were seeking to overthrow this government. Contributor to "Asta"/ Asked to state the position of the American Civil Liberties Union over radio, but wae reo fused. aoe : : Ruoting from @ recent article in Hearpts: "The orthodox sooialists are in Feality not important in this country. - Karl Marx has little to say Pbout our situationg-class consciousness, the dictatorship of the pro- Retariat and the Third Internationale make us yawn.” : pon his return from a sojourn in Russia, he says; "I would like to live here 1f it were not for my love of:my ow country." Says he likes Russia and finde University lifes 1s going on to a much greater extent han. revorts indicate. In writing of the assaesination of Vorovsky, =poylet representative at. Lausanne Conference, he expresses deep, sympathy. |. ‘Por ‘Rusata“and“hitternéss ; 3 : \ Ca Be neland;:: ARTHUR GARFIELD"HAYS. —-- . : . One of Committee of One Hundred of the "Nation", MORRIS HILLQUIT, New York City. - ‘ : sawyer, Author, Socialist. Born in Russia. Delegate from Socialists pf United states to the Internationales.-leader of the. so-called "right" ng. Member Committee for Progressive Political Action. Said by ex- ‘Teme radicale thet he is merely trying ‘to bring radicaliam and capital Fogether and is worring for Capital, His policies are severely criti- pized by "The Worker", organ of the Communist Party, because they are .pot radical enough. Said "The British Labor victory is bound to havea powerful and salutary effect on the political cause of American -Labor.® ontributing editor "Lebor Age", Speaker at conference 1933, for League for Industrial Democracy.’ During one address declarad that sodialist and labor movement had grown strong since the war and said the workers should all unite against the "tottering regime of oapitaliem." Sponsor pf Youth Movement with Foster, Holmes, 6to. ma short interview civen he New York Call, he ueed the word revolution five times in one hundred words, Member organization committee of People's Council; member Amer- hoan League to Limit Armaments.’ One of the Committee of Forty-eight; against preparedness.