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{STEVARD who runs en economic research business in the seme build- ing at 654 Madison Avenue, in which the ICommentator is located. \ ~ This article was captioned, \wno Backs Thst Appessenent Magezine?" and reflects the list of contributors to th: Com- montator contains the names of the best-known Anti-Brisish, Roosevelt-~Heting, speakers and writers; among them being CFARLES A. LINDBERG ', WILLIAM R.f CASTLE, former under Secretary of State, who was 8 contributor to Today's Challenge, snd General ROBERT ©, 400D and FREFMAN|TILDEN. Besides mentioning the Commentator KETCHER further writes in this article: "But, while the.Commntator is a mouthpiece of the Appeasement Bovemont,/te*Bnly one of the new groups and publica- tions which has recu:tly come into the open to fight Britsin, Among the others is © publishing house called“Flenders Eall' located in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Flanders -yoll is owned vy four brothers, all young, named/HAUCK. They have been putting out a steady stream of Anti-British propaganda tending to raise the retio issue. They have attacked Britain by citing its treat- ment of the Irish, the Indiens, the Jews, One of their vost recent_efforts has been e reprint of a story which appeared Tn” the se Anti-British h Sunday Inquirer of of this city. > "This story, written by PRESCOTT LEMNETT of the Columbie ~ News Service. in aeshington, D. C., purportedly told the true story of the death of Lord Lothisn, late British Ambassador to the United States. according to DENNETT, the Inquirer in Flen- ders Hall, Lord Lothian died of ao broken heart caused by the wor between Britain and Germany. "Lothian, the article stated, wes ageinst war. He of saw no resson for fighting Britsints ‘best friend.' Asa sock to Americans it was seid thet Lothinn's broken he-rt was causéd by the failure of Britein to heed his edvice 2nd vsy the British wor debt. -6-