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f-1 informed that @ appeared to be pro-~ Russian in all his speeches and had assumed the position that Russia could do no wrong while criticizing the United States ~at every opportunity: We exhibited a film, the name of which T-1 did not recall, showing starvation, conditions of the peoplo in India, which film coupled with Elo Secomments concerning san conveyed the impression that the people in India were starving because the United States had refused to send: them wheat. At the convention, offered for sale certain booklets and leaflets which f-l1 believed were subtly Communist propaganda, one of which was entitled "Between the Lines" pub- lished by one MUSE LEy identified by ROOSA as a man who had spent many years in Russia. : Anothor booklet was entitled "What Does God Want Us To Do About Russia?", which advocated Americans lay down their arms, capitulate for peace. Another booklet was “entitled "There is No Safety in Arms", which T-l stated was strictly pacifistic and followed the Russian idea of peace, : T-1 stated he was generally familiar with the then current "peace of s", which was part of the Communist Party lina end felt tnat “2 was adhering very closely to this line. . a aa ayaa