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Director, March 7, 1941 Page 10. write to your Senator, but many people don't have time to write. When they realize their error, it will be too late. "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. If we want to pre- Berve our democracy, we should preserve our economic life and not venture into any foreign wars. "America's hope is here and let us say to those individuals who are talking about Churchill, that we want more Americans who think as much of America as Winston Churchill does of England. Let us realize that the foundation stones of America are not across the seas, but upon our own way of life here and let us resolve not to sacrifice our boys in Europe's wars, but to keep ther here in &cerica for America, "T thank: you, # Additional details are to the effect that approximately 2,500 people were present, all of the boxes being occupied at a cost of $5.00 ver box. The audience was composed of a motley group of various organizations and entervrises. Kern Dodge, noted anti- Secite and former Director of Public Safety of the City of Priladelshia, occusied a box, together with Dr. Bessie Burchett and members of his fomily. The Mothers of Pennsylvania, lead by Miss Hopper, occuoted a box, as did the National Legion of Mothers and Women of America, headed by Mrs, Edith Scott. Mrs. Thomas Greenfield led the Germantown Peace for America Group. The Pilgrim Club occuvied a box lead by Hiss Zarly, Rev. Yon Bosse, noted pro-Nazi, together with a group of friends, was elso in a box. Thomas Blissaré and Joseph Gpllagher, originators and orgenicers of the enti-Commmnist League and suovorters of Father Couglin's League for Social Justice, were in the audience. A list of the literature distributed by the Mothers of America is as follows: * "Citizens of the United States" - Congressional . Record and Frank C. Waldrop, Tines-Herald, Washington, D. C., August 25, 1940, ab