192 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b1f1ad8e1a66f2ebfd46b6375823aa48.pdf d2bd280b586b194a02da21001d52c727 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. �r �\ ��- - -- I �� Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document       Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 37 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/fb299990536b661bed13b87b57c1eeee.pdf 8ce3ddad8f94deebae085c15595d877e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. q-y;°:I (iU7 .Jcv~ aff.-e-v1-- - ~ ec,,fJQ l~ OZ[~~ �~- L � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document & aa ALWAYS U3 ? ZIP COD [5dr Te ee OE LEME CART of l/ V/ Llane ve 4 \ e ae   Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 36 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9f1836b98ef69aa1572504d06b98ab6a.pdf 97d6ebfa6931572c36973dd8af9d6e3a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. , (I I , I / ·, f ,"~ ~ , I• - '·! r ' ,.-~ ~~ i ~ .' T HE MA y OR "Back In My Cradae Days" (r. · " A Little Boy went to the Mayors office barefooted and blue He said with tears Mayor, We are hungry, God sent me to you. 1· I ·' '• ~ ~~ · __, ,,., ~ 1 r7 / //,/ ~ ,, It ,;,;;//./2' Chorus , , ,, r; ~ ..-J,1 We don't have any money, .,..,.:;...:;,:;,~, . ,. ·_,_. '., ,::P y' , ,[, I J ' T o b uy us any b read . "'fl' ~"' •,.; ·'.r-" .,-. ·', All I hav~ to sell you c:~· ..,, ~ ,,5'.A.·(//;,.J Is my little cradle bed. J ~t, : .;;.,;;:,,:.i_/ '9.;t". "143.215.248.555:~./~ Mother just ha~ enough to Buy her a pan· of shorts today. • ·'{-.~~ i I! · I wish she would wear a ·',_;7, ,,;',. dress like she used to when she did pray. Yes, s.1.e used to shout and Go to church with us too. Keep your little cradle bed I wont take it from you. Thank you kindly Mayor May God Bless you. He calls the Mayor the next day Mother is shouting like she used to She played over the organ Softly God will take care of you. By Evangelist Chloe B. Mullenax 668 Allyn St. JE 5-8851 Akron, Ohio Blessed Is The Woman Whose Exa~ ple Is Virturnis Both In Sid~ And Out �� Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document de ef ry = ‘el. te oie pL Sere Sill ie THE MAYOR "Back In hty Cradie Days” A Little Boy went to the Mayors office barefooted and blue He said with tears Mayor, We are hungry, God sent me to you. Chorus We don’t have any money, To buy us any bread. All I have to sell you Is my little cradle bed. Mother just had enough to Buy her a pair of shorts today. IT wish she would wear a dress like she used to when she did pray. Yes, she used to shout and Go to church with us too. Now she goes to Dances Daddy is so lonely and blue, He made my little cradle bed My initials he carved on there She used to rock me to Sleep and sing to me Sweet Hour of Prayer Tex “Mayor” Does vour daddy work Sundays He does but its four of us to eat. Yes son here is some money Buy shoes for on your feet. Keep your little cradle bed I wont take it from you. Thank you kindly Mayor May God Bless you. He calls the Mayor the next day Mother is shouting like she used to She played over the organ Softly God will take care of you. By Evangelist : Chloe B. Mullenax 18 668 Allyn St. JE 5-8851 Akron, Ohio Blessed Is The Woman Whose Exam- ple Is Virtuous Both In Side And Out   Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 35 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b193b174bfa0c278177a7c8b4331da11.pdf ba2ae901ca7f0f78b7a91623f64e115d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ALWA 10 J UL ~ / 95 1 -/iftr )7J470 ~ J VF ATt- tfJ W (') n..,,, 14 18 L& eOF j/.} t,/;(,," K]Jv 7' ) ZIP .. /4 /JJ7/.l ,/c x- /7_j/,& .J ~ 1 '/ vi I ( / lcJ t4 l, l _j �· . . ..... . .. l. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Genk St Siw. for lar 7h, Ge. | wee ie) Siveew 0 fie [Yay ow Ur Artin 9 Howonviale- SU nyore [Dhker Crewe Lit” Ball | Gon Ibis Honor Eyes ONLY | lr Liawr 4, GA,  cilities leanne i. ill areas  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 34 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e3c535832fe6d5d9e1ee3621733ab6bc.pdf ce31ce0b39cd6b85e13795803ee4f1c5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .--.-r ~ ~==-<;t=:'=r=:='~/=F-'L~ ~ ·~ - _ 4)~ -- - - -( WCA _ ___,__ · ~ ~ - �3, ~ �: ·p •... - .. ···• c;. . ~ .... . .,,.. -·• � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document a ta 7 @@e  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 33 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/92c032cf2b2cdb3bd4ee5f4128a9038e.pdf 97bb6122d96a0ef783576806577c4d5d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. , ~ld S nim to l he com- $20,0QO FOR JAILING SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Jan. 31 (}P)-Anastacio Vargas, 74, convicted, sentenced to death and later pardoned for a murder he didn't commit, received a $20,000 judgment in a false .imprisonment suit against the state. Vargas received the death sentence in a 1926 trial for the slaying in 1925 of a woman. The sentence was later commuted to life and in 1929 he was pardoned. A later investigation showed he was innocent. Vargas won a $26,500 judgment in 1958, but a higher court set it aside. He refiled his suit after, the state legislature passed a law permitting persons to sue the state for false imprisonment. Judge Robert Murray made the $20,000 award. Vargas had sought $25,000, the maximum permitted under the state Jaw. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 32 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c1b4417f82a178463da584450453d1d6.pdf 8099e1b126c5f14ddc41115c6bdc1068 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .. .,. r ... 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Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 31 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b21727d1a09509d80c224999c989bb2d.pdf 21889b9e23d89d5d73e33406420fe9e4 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. -AP Wi r ephot MEET THE MAYOR - Atlanta's Mayor Ivan Allen Jr., is.introduced to actor Sidney Poitier, right, by Dr. Martin- Luther King, center, at the 10th annual convention of the Southern Christian Leadersh_ip Confer~e;,;n;:,:c:;,;e:.:.·- - - - - - - - - ~ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 30 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/032c9fdadab44d6c7913939560182a85.pdf afd3ac70c6f771c939c3b41f150c946c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 29 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/fc80a4ec275c2cce1d6a180c234b76e1.pdf 43c1162376beb4fd47ea3d15fd612c7c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ����--' � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document    Wi * -_ i A é W..” ne i | | ae j | a (je * yw A it ha  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 28 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/77a66c26b6511f84320174c6ebb448f3.pdf 04f17fb8bbbefb3fc9fbede0806f3ee2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THOREAU �I . I . f j ��- - - --- -- � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document re  ee a nie ee 59 Ste  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 27 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/97ac94bd6e9b9e9a1db28f55bc53d9c2.pdf c7b493a363e70f99fb11a633b713ea70 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Revised 1965 "RED ~TARS" - TRACT THE REDS.ARE BACK IN HOLLYWOOD! ! ! --•-- AMERICANS ... To save America from the Communist Conspiracy - DON' PATRONIZE REDS!!! Keep Them OUT of Your (TV) Living Rooms - Out of Radio - Off the Screen --•-- -•- - This Tract tells how YOU can do it! In 1947, in a speech in Hollywood, Myron C. Fagan, famous Playright-Director-Producer, charged that the REDS had acqu ire d absolute control of Ho llywood and Broadway - and transformed our Stage, Screen and Radio into the Communist Conspiracy's most effective Fifth Column in America . .. that the RED Sta rs, Directors, Write rs and Produce rs of Hollywood were the chie f supporters, financial and otherwise, of Communist p ropag a nda in America ... that many films made by the Hollyw ood REDS were being used by Moscow in Asia, Africa and throughout the world to cre ate hatred of America and Ame rica ns . . . that other films were made to craftily g lorify COMMUN ISM and ONE-WORLDISM . . . and still other film s that deliberately create d dissensions and hatreds be twee n Ne groes and Whi tes, between North a nd South, b e twe en Minority Groups and Ame ricans. That speech startled the nation . The Hollywood Moguls frantically denied everything. That brought the House Committee on Un-American Activitie s into action. The ir He arings in Hollywood and Washington fully confirmed all the (Fagan) charges against the �industry and all the named Stars - and Hnt the notorious "Hollywood Ten" to iail. Th at ROCKED the na tion! The people, infuriated, began to " blacklist" the theatres showing those REDS and the Red Films. Panic swept through the entire industry-it chased Charl ie Chap lin out of the co untry-it drove SCORES of other REDS off the Screen .. . and, far more important, it closed THOUSANDS of theatres! THAT did t he job ! .. . it hit the Moguls in thei r most vu lnerable spot: their pocketbookl-and all their "se lf-r ighteous" denials changed to piteous pleas for fo rg iveness. They pi ously promised that "never again would they employ any REDS" - that "never again would they produce RED-propaganda films" and for a time they seemingly kept their promi sesthey even barred all tainted Stars from "Oscar" honors . But actually they we re merely waiting for the people to forget . And even while "waiting" they were scheming and conniving how to keep those REDS "alive" - an d finally bring them back into public favor . . . they contin ued to employ RED wr iters, (even t he "Hollywood Ten") under fictitious names . .. th ey sec ret ly finance d pictures made in Europe by ba nishe d America n REDS . . . other RED Stars were "taken care of" in Broadway plays .. . then, as it grew in stature and importance, TELEVISI ON became their greatest sanctuary! And, tragically, the peop le did begin to "forget". And, gradually, the Marches, the Robinsons, the Mi lesto nes and a ll the other REDS began to creep back into Holl ywood . .. and once again our theatre Screens are showing films that sanctify MARXISMONE-WOR LD ISM-RAC IAL DISSENSIONS! In short, TODAY the REDS are back in Hollywood stronger an d more brazen than ever - even the infamous "HOLLYWOOD TEN" are back again!- and a ll the honors, including the "Oscar, have bee n restored to them . . . 111 because the people have forgotten I MYRON McCORMICK BURGESS MEREDITH HENRY MORGAN ZERO MOSTEL MEG MUNDY • PAUL MUN I EDWARD R. MURROW ~ I PETE SEEGER LISA SERGIO SYLVIA SIDNEY FRANK SINATRA GALE SONDERGARD LIONEL STANDER HELEN TAMIRIS JESSICA TANDY FRANCHOT TONE HILDA VAUGHN J. RAYMOND WALSH FREDI WASHINGTON ORSON WELLES JOSH WHITE SHELLEY WINTERS KEENAN WYNN SAM ZIMBALIST ANTHONY QUINN ANNE REVERE QUENTIN REYNOLDS EARL ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON SELENA ROYLE ROBERT RYAN HAZEL SCOTT WRITERS, DIRECTORS, PRODUCERS, COMPOSERS HARMON (HY) ALEXANDER ALBERT HACKETT SY BARTLETT MOSS HART LEONARD BERNSTEIN E. Y. (Y IP) HARBURG BEN HECHT WALTER BERNSTEIN ALVAH BESSIE HAROLD HECHT HERBERT BIBERMAN LILLIAN HELLMAN MICHAEL BLANKFORT NAT HIKEN MARC BLITZSTEIN JOHN HOUSEMAN KERMIT BLOOMGARDEN SOL HUROK RICHARD BROOKS LEO HURWITZ JOHN HUSTON SIDNEY BUCHMAN ABE BURROUGHS CHARLIE ISAACS VERA CASPAR Y GARSON KANIN EDWARD CHODOROV MICHAEL KANIN JEROME CHODOROV ELIA KAZAN ARTHUR KOBER HAROLD CLURMA N LESTER COLE N. S. (HY) KRAFT BETTY COMDEN STANLEY KRAMER MARC CONNELLY MILLARD LAMPELL AARON COPELAND RI NG LARDNER, JR. NORMAN CORWIN FRITZ LANG CHERY L CRAWFORD EMMETT LAVERY KY LE CHRICHTON JOHN HOWARD LAWSON JU LES DASSIN ALAN LOMAX AGNES DE MILL E AVON LONG I. A . L. DIAMOND PETER LYON WILLIAM DIETERLE ARCHIBALD MacLEISH DEAN DIXON NORMAN MAILER PHILIP DUNNE ALBERT MALTZ GUY ENDORE DAN IEL (DANNY) MANN CAR L FOREMAN MARY M cCALL MELVIN FRANK LEWIS MILESTONE KETTI FRINGS ARTH UR MILLER MARTIN GABEL V INCE NTE MINELLI IRA GERSHWIN ROBERT NATHAN SHERIDAN GIBNEY DUDLEY NICHOLS FRANCES GOODRICH CLIFFORD ODETS MORTON GOULD JESS OPPENHEIMER ADOLPH GREEN NORMAN PANAMA JOHNNY GREEN DOROTHY PARKER �indu stry a nd all the named Stars - and sent the notorious "Hollywood Ten" to iail. That ROCKED the nation! The peo p le , infuriated, began to " blacklist" the the at res show ing th ose REDS an d the Red Films. Pa nic swe pt through the en tire industry-it chase d Char li e Chap li n o ut of the co untry-it drove SCORES of o the r REDS off the Screen . . . and, far mo re impor tant, it closed THOUSANDS of theatres! TH AT d id the jo b ! . . . it hit the Mogu ls in th e ir most v u lne ra b le spot: their pocketbook!- and all their "se lf-righteo us" de nia ls changed to piteous pleas for forg ive ness. They p iously promised that "never again would they employ any REDS" - that "never again would they produce RED-propaganda films" a nd for a t ime they seemingly ke pt the ir p romisesthey e ve n b a rre d all ta inted Stars from "Oscar" ho nors . But actually t he y we re merely w aiting fo r the people to forget. And eve n while " waiting" they w ere sche m ing an d conni v ing how to keep those RED S "alive " - a nd fi na ll y bring them back into p u b lic favor . . . t hey contin ued to emp loy RED wr ite rs, (ev en the " Ho ll yw ood Te n" ) under fictitious names . . . th ey sec re tly fin a nced pictures mad e in Europe by b an ished America n REDS .. . o the r RED Sta rs we re " take n care of" in Broadw ay pla ys .. . then , as it gre w in sta t ure and importa nce, TELEVISION b ecame t heir greatest sanctuary! And , t ragi cal ly, the people did begin to " forget". And, gradually, t he Marc hes, the Robinsons, th e Milestones a nd al l the o t her RE DS began to creep bac k in to Ho llywood . .. an d once aga in our theatre Screens are s how ing fi lms t ha t sanctify MARXISM ONE-WORL DISM-RACIAL DISSENSIONS! In short, TO DAY the REDS are b ack in Ho llywood st ronger an d more bra zen than e ver - even the infamous "HOLLYWOOD TEN" are back again!- and a ll the ho no rs, inclu ding the "Oscar, have bee n resto red to t hem . . . all because the people have Forgottenl TV AN EVEN GREATER MENACE Toda y, virtually 11 11 fil ms for TV are made in Hollywo o d ~ by the Hollywood Reds! RIGHT NOW all the Ho llywood Lo ts a re m ak ing thousands of TV fil ms fu ll of craft ily camou flag e d RED p ro pa ganda , a nd , via your TV Set, t hey are being piped into yo ur Li vi ng Roo m-and are brainwashing and poisoning your children right under your very eyes I I . . . YOU ca n stop all t hatl- by shunning the t hea tres th at s how the REDS- by refusi ng to buy th e prod ucts of t he Sponsors w ho bring the REDS into your Li ving Room! You did it once-you can do it again! WORST RENEGADES OF ALLI The Racia l Upheava l is, today, the most vicious weap on of a ll to d estroy o u r cou nt ry, to transform it into a Neg ro Soviet Am erica . Natura lly, the Hollyw ood Red s know it- th e y are SUPPORTI NG it- they lea d the Neg ro m a rche rs in o rder to g ive th em p resti g e. The "March on Washington" wa s d es igne d to intim id ate Co ngress into passing Kennedy's Civi l Ri ghts Bil l. Among th e Leade rs in tha t "March" were Mar lo n Bra ndo, Bu rt La ncaster, Pau l Ne w man, Jo anne Wood ward, Jo seph Ma nkiew icz and ma ny kn ow n Ho llywood a nd TV Reds . .. Not o n ly th at, b ut, imme d iate ly after t he "March," t hey calle d o n all t he Ho llywo od Sta rs (the Reds) to jo in in a "performers' boycott" of all segre gate d t heatres, nig ht cl ubs a nd Concert Halls . .. " If every composer, every musician , every actor, EVERYONE in our profession refused to allow his contributions to be displayed in any segregated place it will be very effective-it will win the fight for the Negoes," sa id Bra ndo . Do we need a ny more proof tha t the Re ds in Holl ywoo d , Radio and TV a re activel y aid ing t he Commu nist plot to tak e-ove r A mer ica ? . .. Do w e nee d any more reason to drive th e m off th e screens ? Here Is How YOU Can Drive Them Out: Re ad the fo ll ow ing list . . . They a re the best know n of t he RED S and FELLOW-TRAVEL ERS who made our SCREEN Co mmuni sm's most e ffecti ve "P ied Piper". They are now co mi ng into yo ur Li vin g Room night afte r nig ht VIA YOUR TV SET and Rad io .. . WATCH FOR THEM! . . . Keep th is list with you ALWAYS! . .. When one of them appears on your SET se nd a copy of th is Tract to the SPONSOR immed iately-a nd WARN him that if he w ill b ring another RED into your Li vin g Roo m you w il l never again b uy his products-and then fulfill your warning! . . . Give this Tract to your G roce r, yo u r Butcher, to ALL Dea lers you patroni ze - and warn them - so they can warn the Sponso rs - a lso se nd copies to yo ur local TV and Rad io Stations . .. USE THE SAM E METHOD WITH YOUR MOVIE THEAT RE. THAT is the only way w e w ill dr ive th e REDS out of Hollyw ood - Rad io - Te levisi on . . . Hit the pocketbooks of the Sponsor I I ! REMEM BER : every ti me you buy the products of a Spo nso r who e m:' ploys REDS you a re h u rting YOUR COUNTRY I I I ACTORS, SINGERS, DANCERS, COMMENTATORS LARRY ADLER LUTHER ADLER STE LLA A DLER STEVE ALLEN EDITH ATWATER LAURE N BACALL LUCILLE BALL JOHN BEAL GERTR UD E (MOL LY) BERG JOAN BEN N ETT BETSY BLAIR MARLON BRANDO LLOYD BR IDG ES EDDIE CANTOR BE NN ETT CERF CHARLIE CH APLIN LEE J. COBB RI CHARD CONTE JOSEPH COTTEN HUM E CRO NYN HOWA RD DA SILVA BETTE DAVI S OLI V E DEERING OLIVIA DE HAVILLA ND ALBE RT DEK KER KIRK DOUGL AS M EL VIN DOUGL AS A LFRED DRAK E PAUL DR A PER HOWARD DUFF RICHARD DYER-BENN ETT FL ORENCE ELDRIDG E DO UGLAS FA IR BANKS, JR . JOSE FE RRER HENRY FONDA AVA GARDNER BETTY GARRETT W ILL GEER JA CK GU ILFORD PA ULETTE GODDA RD LLOYD GOUGH BEN GR A UER UTA HAGEN JUN E HA VOC RITA HAYWORTH VAN HEFLIN PAUL HEN RE I D KATH ERINE HEPBURN ROSE HOBART JUDY HOLLI DAY LENA HORNE M A RSHA HUNT CHET HUNTLEY JOHN IRELAND CHAR LES IRV ING BURL IV ES SAM JAFFE LEO N JANNEY GEO RGE JESSEL DANNY KAYE G EN E KELLY TON Y KRABER BURT LANCA STER GYPSY RO SE LEE RAY LEV PETER LORRE JOSEPH LOSEY MY RN A LOY ALI N E M acMAHO N FREDERIC M ARCH MARGO GROUCHO MARX �HERMAN SHUMLIN HO WARD K. SM ITH ABE POLA NSKY OTTO PR EM IN GE R M A DE LI N E PUGH A NTH ONY QUINN SAMSON RAP HAELSON ELME R RI CE JEROM E ROB BINS HARO LD ROM E RO BERT ROSSO N DORE SCHAR Y BUDD SCH ULBERG A DR IA N SCOTT ARTIE SHAW IRWI N SHAW WM. L. SH IR ER Pilt{'rLf.ti3i1~&~ STE WA RT JAMES THU RBER SHEPAR D TRA UBE DAL TON TRU MBO PETER V I ERTEL JERRY W A LD SAM WANAM A KER JOHN WEXLEY BILLY W ILDER W ILLIAM WY LER N EDR ICK YOUNG He re yo u have the names of more tha n 200 of the most ra b id REDS and Fel low -Tr avel le rs . There a re MANY more, but lack of s pace p re vents the n am ing of a ll. However, those in th is list are the most impo rtant and fl agrant- drive t hem o ut and it w il l smash the en tire RED Consp ira cy in Ho ll ywood and in TELEVISION . --o- - NOTE :- A more comp lete list, with t he ir officially DOCUMENTED backgro un ds of p ro-Comm u n ist a ct ivi tie s, thei r RED FRONTS, the tech n iq ues the y emp loyed throug h the years (still employ) to reta in their holds on both Hollyw ood and TV, a nd other invaluable info rmation can be found in " DOCUMENTATIONS of the RED STARS a nd FELLOW-TRAVELLERS in HOLLYWOOD and TV" , b y Myron C. Fag a n .. . this book will startle you shock you-ENRAGE yo u . . . and m ake you FIGHTING madl You can get t h is sensational book by sending $2 .00 to Cine ma Ed ucati o na l G uild, Inc. (Name) ...................................................................................................... Street add ress City (Zone) Stale Th is tra ct (" RED STARS") can b e obtain ed at the ra te o f: 1 00 co pies fo r $ 2 .00 .. . send your order to : CINEMA EDUCATIONAL GUILD, INC., P. 0. Box 46205 Hollywood 46, C1llfornl1 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Revised 1965 "RED STARS” — TRACT THE REDS ARE BACK IN HOLLYWOOD! ! ! ——— AMERICANS ...To save America from the Communist Conspiracy — DON’T PATRONIZE REDS!!! Keep Them OUT of Your (TV) Living Rooms - Out of Radio - Off the Screen e-— This Tract tells how YOU can do it! ——o In 1947, in a speech in Hollywood, Myron C. Fagan, famous Playright-Director-Producer, charged that the REDS had acquired absolute control of Holly- wood and Broadway — and transformed our Stage, Screen and Radio into the Communist Conspiracy’s most effective Fifth Column in America . . . that the RED Stars, Directors, Writers and Producers ‘of Holly- wood were the chief supporters, financial and other- wise, of Communist propaganda in America. . . that many films made by the Hollywood REDS were being used by Moscow in Asia, Africa and through- out the world to create hatred of America and Americans . . . that other films were made to craftily glorify | ~ COMMUNISM. and ONE-WORLD- ISM... and still other films that deliberately created dissensions and hatreds between Negroes and Whites, between North and South, between Minority Groups and Americans. That seo startled the nation, The Hollywood Moguls frantically denied everything. That brought the House Committee on Un-American Activities into action. Their Hearings in Hollywood and Washington fully confirmed all the (Fagan) charges against the  industry and all the named Stars — and sent the notorious “Hollywood Ten” to jail. That ROCKED the nation! The people, infuriated, began #o “blacklist” the theatres showing those REDS and the Red Films. Panic swept through the entire industry—it chased Charlie Chaplin out of the country—it drove SCORES of other REDS off the Screen... and, far more im- portant, it closed THOUSAN DS of theatres! THAT did the job! . . . it hit the Moguls in their most vulnerable spot: their pocketbook!—and all their “self-righteous” denials changed to piteous pleas for forgiveness. They piously promised that “never again would they employ any REDS” — that “never again would they produce RED-propaganda films” and for a time they seemingly kept their promises— they even barred all tainted Stars from “Oscar” honors. But actually they were merely waiting for the people to forget. And even while “waiting” they were scheming and conniving how to keep those REDS “alive” — and finally bring them back into public favor . they continued to employ RED writers, (even the. “Hollywood Ten’) under fictitious names... they secretly financed pictures made in Europe by banished American REDS . . . other RED Stars were “taken care of” in Broadway plays. . - then, as it grew in stature and importance, TELE- VISION became their greatest sanctuary] And, tragically, the people did begin to “forget”. And, gradually, the Marches, the Robinsons, the Milestones and all the other REDS began to creep back into Hollywood . . . and once again our theatre Screens are showing films that sanctify MARXISM— ONE-WORLDISM—RACIAL DISSENSIONS! In short, TODAY the REDS are back in Hollywood stronger and more brazen than ever — even the in- famous "HOLLYWOOD TEN” are back again!— and all the honors, including the “Oscar”, have been restored to them .. . all because the people have forgotten! PAUL MUNI EDWARD R. MURROW ITER _ GREGO NT PR ANTHONY UINN ANNE REVERE QUENTIN REYNOLDS EDWARD G. ROBINSON SELENA ROYL ROBERT RYAN HAZEL SCOTT PETE SEEGER LISA SERGIO SYLVIA SIDNEY eae SINATRA ALE SONDERGARD tioniet venee Eten PRANCHOT ATONE HILDA VAUGHN J. Re WALSH FREDI_ WASHINGTON 0 WELLES. JOSH WHITE poe Witess SAM ZIMBAL\ST WRITERS, DIRECTORS, PRODUCERS, COMPOSERS HARMON (HY) ALEXANDER SY _BARTLE LEONARD SrtA WALTER BERNSTEI ALVAH HERBERT BIBERMAN MICHAEL BLANKFORT MARC _BLITZSTEIN SEE BLOOMGARDEN RICHARD BROOKS SIDNEY BUCHMAN ABE uae VERA CASPARY EDWARD CHODOROV JEROME CHODOROV HAROLD CLURMAN PESTER COLE BETTY COMDEN MARC CONNELLY an ON COPELAND ORMAN CORWIN CHERYL CRAWFORD I. A. L. DIAMO WILLIAM DIETERLE N_ DIXON PHILIP DUNNE DORE ALBERT RACKETS ea Fete on | vin HARBURG HAROLD. HECHT LILLIAN HELLMAN JOHN HOUSEMAN SOL H LEO HURWITZ JOHN HUSTON, CHARLIE ISAACS GA NIN Gicaont RANIN ELIA antht “KOBER S. (HY) KRAFT STANLEY Ke ER MILLARD LAMPE RING LARDNER. IR. FRITZ LANG soa LAVERY OHN HOWARD LAWSON AVON ie LYON ARCHIBALD MacLEISH ALBERT MALTE DANIEL (DANNY) MANN MARY. McCALL LEWIS, MILESTONE ARTHUR MILLE! DUDLEY NICHOLS CLIFFOR RD_ODETS JESS OPPENHEIMER ORMAN PANAMA DOROTHY. PARKER industry and all the named Stars — and sen? tho notorious “Hollywood Ten” to jail. That ROCKED the nation! The people, infuriated, began to “blacklist” the theatres showing those REDS and the Red Films. Panic swept through the entire industry—it chased Charlie Chaplin out of the country—it drove SCORES of other REDS off the Screen... and, far more im- portant, it closed THOUSANDS of theatres! THAT did the job! . . . it hit the Moguls in their most vulnerable spot: their pocketbook!—and all their “self-righteous” denials changed to piteous pleas for forgiveness. They piously promised that “never again would they employ any REDS” — that “never again would they produce RED-propaganda films” and for a time they seemingly kept their promises— they even barred all tainted Stars from “Oscar” honors. But actually they were merely waiting for the people to forget. And even while “waiting” they were scheming and conniving how to keep those REDS “alive” — and finally bring them back into public favor . . . they continued to employ RED writers, (even the “Hollywood Ten”) under fictitious names .. . they secretly financed pictures made in Europe by banished American REDS .. . other RED Stars were “taken care of” in Broadway plays. . . then, as it grew in stature and importance, TELE- VISION became their greatest sanctuary] And, tragically, the people did begin to “forget”. And, gradually, the Marches, the Robinsons, the Milestones and all the other REDS began to creep back into Hollywood... and once again our theatre Screens are showing films that sanctify MARXISM— ONE-WORLDISM—RACIAL DISSENSIONS| In short, TODAY the REDS are back in Hollywood stronger and more brazen than ever — even the in- famous “HOLLYWOOD TEN” are back again!— and all the honors, including the “Oscar”, have been restored fo them .. . all because the people have forgotten! TV AN EVEN GREATER MENACE Today, virtually all films for TV are made in Hollywood — by the Hollywood Reds! RIGHT NOW all the Hollywood Lots are making thousands of TV films full of craftily camouflaged RED propaganda, and, via your TV Set, they are being piped into your Living Room—and are brainwashing and poisoning your children right under your very eyes !!... YOU can stop all thatl—by shunning the theatres that show the REDS—by refusing to buy the products of the Sponsors who bring the REDS into your Living Room! You did it once—you can do it again! WORST RENEGADES OF ALL! The Racial Upheaval is, today, the most vicious weapon of all to destroy our country, to transform it into a Negro Soviet America. Naturally, the Holly- wood Reds know it—they are SUPPORTING it—they lead the Negro marchers in order to give them pres- tige. The “March on Washington” was designed to intimidate Congress into passing Kennedy's Civil Rights Bill. Among the Leaders in that “March” were Marlon Brando, Burt Lancaster, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Joseph Mankiewicz and many known Hollywood and TV Reds ... . Not only that, but, im- mediately after the “March,” they called on all the Hollywood Stars (the Reds) to join in a “performers’ boycott” of all segregated theatres, night clubs and Concert Halls. . . “If every composer, every musician, every actor, EVERYONE in our profession refused to allow his contributions to be displayed in any segre- eta ae it will be very effective—it will win the ight for the Negoes,” said Brando, Do we need any more proof that the Reds in Holly- wood, Radio and TV are actively aiding the Com- munist plot to take-over America? . . . Do we need any more reason to drive them off the screens? Here Is How YOU Can Drive Them Out: Read the following list . . . They are the best known of the REDS and FELLOW-TRAVELERS who made our SCREEN Communism’s most effective “Pied Piper”. They are now coming into your Liv- ing Room night affer night VIA YOUR TV SET and Radio . . . WATCH FOR THEMI . . . Keep this list with you ALWAYSI. .. When one of them appears ‘on your SET send a copy of this Tract to the SPON- SOR immediately—and WARN him that if he will bring another RED into your Living Room you will never again buy his products—and then fulfill your warning! . . . Give this Tract to your Grocer, your Butcher, to ALL Dealers you patronize — and warn them — so they can warn the Sponsors — also send copies to your local TV and Radio Stations . . . USE THE SAME METHOD WITH YOUR MOVIE THEATRE. THAT is the only way we will drive the REDS out of Hollywood — Radio — Television . . . Hit the pocketbooks of the Sponsor | | | REMEMBER: every time you buy the products of a Sponsor who em- ploys REDS you are hurting YOUR COUNTRY | | | ACTORS, SINGERS, DANCERS, COMMENTATORS LARRY ADLER BETTY GARRETT LUTHER ADLER WILL cute ; STELLA ADLER pea GUILFORD VE ALLEN _ PAULETTE GODDARD EDITH ATWATER LLOYD GOUGH LAUREN BACALL BEN GRAUER LUCILLE BALL UTA _HAGEN JOHN BEAL JUNE HAVOC GERTRUDE (MOLLY) BERG ats HAYWORTH JOAN BENNETT VAI pa BETSY BLAIR PAUL ENREE .RLON BRANDO KATHERINE HEPBURN LLOYD BRIDGES ROSE HOBART EDDIE CANTOR JUDY HOLLIDAY BENNETT Sid LENA HOR CHARLIE CHAPLIN PEA HU! EE J. COBB HET HUN ICHARD_ CONTE JOHN IRELAND JOSEPH COTTEN CHARLES IRVING UME aonye BURL IVES. OWARD DA SILVA SAM JAFFE BETTE DAVIS LEON JANNEY OLIVE DEERING GEORGE JESSEL OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND DANNY KAYE ALBERT DEKKER GENE KELLY KIRK DOUGLAS TONY KRABE ELVIN DOUGLAS BURT LANCASTER ALFRED DRAKE GYPSY ROSE LEE PAUL DRAPER RAY LEV. HOWARD DU PETER LORRE RICHARD DYER-BENNETT FLORENCE ELDRIDGE POUGLAS PAIRBANES, JR. JOSEPH LOSEY MYRNA LOY ALINE MacMAHO! JOSE FERRER FREDERIC MARCH HENRY FONDA MARGO AVA GARDNER GROUCHO MARX SS Hates HERON eat 7 NE cue z ReNaTRe SSnENn. STEWART SA 1 RAPHAEL JAMES THURE MER CE a shiePanD TRAURE H Rot b RO \ Pere VIERTEL ‘ iN IERRY WALD bo ARY WANAMAKER rea ee iY ae SHAW Wepnice yOuhie WM, L. SHIRER Here you have the names of more than 200 of the most rabid REDS and Fellow-Travellers. There are MANY more, but lack of space pievene! the naming of all. However, those in this list are the most im- portant and flagrant—drive them out and it will smash the entire RED Conspiracy in Hollywood and in TELEVISION, NOTE:—A more eniapleis list, with their officially DOCUMENTED backgrounds of pro-Communist activities, their RED TS, the techniques they. employed through the years (still employ) to re- tain their holds on both Hollywood and TV, and other invaluable information can be found in “DOCUMENTATIONS of the RED STARS and FEL- LOW-TRAVELLERS in HOLLYWOOD and TV”, by Myron C. Fagan ., . this book will startle you— shock you—ENRAGE you . . . and make you FIGHTING mad! You can get this sensational book by sending $2.00 to Cinema Educational Guild, Inc. (Name) - Street address 4 al (Zone) State This tract (“RED STARS”) can be obtained at the rate of: 100 copies for $2.00... . send your order to: CINEMA EDUCATIONAL GUILD, INC., P.O. Box 46205 Hollywood 46, California  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 26 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0ba6ce6827f291a98f7cc332b039d867.pdf b910348f5b775952e985469341f146d5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. A WARNING TO MEN To all men, especially ministers of the gospel and whosoever will: The Lord is not pleased with the work that is being done by our leaders and Missionaries. He has given me a message to convey to all Christians and sinners. The world is in greater turmoil, was and is suffering from poverty and self-destruction. Unless we as Christians unite and tell the world what we should do to save ourselves, we shall be destroyed. This applies to our religious leaders and organizations of today. The spirit of God works with me, and I know he is displeased. God has told me that you will be given a period of from three to six years to consider and work together. The past sufferings we have felt is nothing compared to what the future holds. The things that the Lord is most displeased with is the work of the religious leaders. This whole system should be changed. If anyone questions me or would like to talk to me, contact my home at 324-9486. 5329 South Ellis. REV. HOWARD QUINN � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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SIDE WASHINCHON - - - - - Martin Luther King's Record Angered House Leaders; Subcommittee Plan To Counter King Demonstrations By Throwing Spotlight on Aspects of His Life and Associates q (;J.. 1.-/'t:_ ,7 By Robert Allen & P~t4 Scott WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-Pow- nent Investigating Subcommittee erful leaders in Congress are plans a full-scale probe of rerolling up their big guns for cent race riots, reports that the their coming confrontation with inquiry will go into King's acDr. Martin Luther King. tivities. Several ex-FBI agents, Their Big Bertha-the contents familar with the background of of the FBI's file on King - has King and also of the officials of been examined and readied for SNCC, will be employed by the firing by a House Appropria- committee. With these and other bombtions subcommittee headed by ~ Representative John J. Rooney, shells fused to ignite, congresD-N. Y., a strong civil rights sional leaders are privatelypre• advocate. dieting the Second Coming" of Subcommittee. members are King, as his Washington disonow discussing with House lead- J::>edience campaign is being calle ers how -and when this untold ed, could be a nasty, violent part of the intriguing King story affair. a should be released to the AmeriThe legislators also believe can people. This story includes the fireworks could explode a lot details of those directing and in- of myths about King. fluencing his activities. ese eg1s tors are taking THE VIETNAM FRONT-Comthe position that King's public munist leaders in Hanoi are takdeclaration of war on Congress ing an interesting view of next leaves members no other course month' s presidential elections in than to throw the spotlight on South Vietnam. some un ublici ed aspects of the While Johnson administration militant civil rights leaaer's life officials here are contending that own only to a Jew high the elections should help solve. officials and a handful of FBI· or ease S,outh Vietnam's political crisis, the Communists take agents. \ The subcommittee members just the opposite view. Their analysis, beginning to have told the House leaders, who· are King's main targets, that appear in official Communist . the FBI has unimpeachable evi- publications, takes the line that aence 10 c I u d 10 g hoto r~hs the September 3 elections will s owmg t King is now listen- actually deepen the political ing to a man who is clearl crisis in Saigon. eres ed in destroying "These elections," a recent he U. S. than in the plight o article in Hanoi' s daily Nhan e1 er e egro or ffie war- Dan states, " will further exasweary people of V'letnam, perate internal contradictions · ccor mg to these legisla- plaguing the ranks of U. S. oflOI'.S be E BT bas .carefullir__doc:.~,-,_--=f=ic=i=a= l s'-"'in"'""' So""'u,._,t,..h..V,_,i==am = _,,,an""d= wi'-"l..,._ �for ce Washington to look for a way out." As the Communists see it, the elections will widen the differences between U. s. military and political objectives in South Vietnam. The Nhan Dan article, being carefully studied by u. s. intelligence, p4ts it this way: "The elections will highlight the inconsistent attitude of the Americans in Saigon, where the military group of General William Westmoreland supports the Thieu-Ky military and AmbasKING'S OBJECTIVES - As re-. sador Bunker and his group opported in this column on August pose them because of the need 4, eleven days before King re- for a political settlement." According to u. S. intelligence vealed his new strategy in his headline-making attack on Con- sources, the Nhan Dan article gress in Atlanta, the Nobel Prize is significant because it spells winner is planning to lead mas- out Hanoi's new belief that the sive demonstrations and "sit u. S. will use the elections to find a way out of Vietnam. ins" here this fall. In the past, Hanoi's official The attacks against Congress a re part of King's over-all cam- line was that the U. S. planned paign to establish a political to step up the war after the "third force" by 1968 composed elections, including a possible of militant civil rights, peace, landing north of the demilitarized zone. This possibly now is being student, and labor groups. Significantly, the Rev. James played down. Bevel, another mg 1eu enant organizing his civil disobedience VIETNAM FALLOUT - More campaign for Washington, is than 100 suspected Communist described in the F BI file as agents, including a number on King's link with the Student N.on.. the government's payroll, have violent Coordinatin Committee been arrested in Saigon within e officials of this the past six weeks by South m i l i t a n t group are urging Vietnamese security officials. Negroes to follow the path of Among those picked up were a violent revolution in the u. s. , Vietnamese ar my officer who headed the biggest government ~ ~ p r eac h es non7 ·violence, continues to confer with ordnance ,depot in the country. these SNCC officials whenever The arrested Vietnamese officer Bevel sets up the meetings, ac- confessed he was planning to cording to the FBI files. It also blow up the depot before the quotes King as telling a gr oup September elections. He also r eof left- wing students , " We don' t vealed that his communications need to talk mean, we need to with Hanoi were sent via Paris. 'a'et mean." The South Vietnam security ofA10es of Senator John Mc- ficials were assisted in tracking (Continued on Page 5) Clellan, D-Ark. , whose Per mamented that this adviser of King has been one of the Communist Party's biggest money raisers in Uiis country. The confidential FBI file, they report, cites instances of material this adviser has prepared for King's vicious attacks on Congress and the U. S. in general, The adviser is credited with drafting King's statements describing Congress as "wild with racism" and describing the U. S. as "the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today." .l . � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document _ Te Fags Martin Luther King Demonstrations Associates WASHINGTON, Aug. 21—Pow- erful leaders in Congress are rolling up their big guns for their coming confrontation with | Dr. Martin Luther King, Their Big Bertha—the contents of the FBI’s file on King — has been examined and readied for firing by a House Appropria- tions subcommittee headed by Representative John J, Rooney, D-N.Y., a strong civil rights advocate, Subcommittee members are now discussing with House lead- ers how and when this untold part of the intriguing King story should be released to the Ameri- can people, This story includes details of those directing and in- fluencing his activities. ~s se legislators are taking the position that King’s public declaration of war on Congress leaves members no other course than to throw the spotlight on own only to a few high officials and a handful of FBI agents, some unpublicized aspects of the ~ militant civil rights leader’s life \ “The subcommittee members. have told the House leaders, who are King’s main targets, that the FBI has unim le evi- uding photo hs Te that King is now listen- Oo a man who is clearly erested in destroying e U. S, than in the plight of either the Negro or the war-— weary people of Vietnam, “According to these legisla- \_tors. the FRI has carefully docu- Angered House Leaders; Subcommittee Plan To Counter By Throwing Spotlight on Aspects of His Life and Bae: By Robert Allen & Paul Scott a King’s Record nent Investigating Subcommittee plans a full-scale probe of re- cent race riots, reports that the inquiry will go into King’s ac- tivities, Several ex-FBI agents, familar with the background of King and also of the officials of SNCC, will be employed by the committee. With these and other bomb- shells fused to ignite, congres- sional leaders are privately pre- dicting the ‘‘Second Coming’’ of King, as his Washington diso- bedience campaign is being call- ed, could be a nasty, violent affair. The legislators also believe the fireworks could explode a lot of myths about King. THE VIETNAM FRONT—Com- munist leaders in Hanoi are tak- ing an interesting view of next month’s presidential elections in South Vietnam, While Johnson administration officials here are contending that the elections should help solve. or ease South Vietnam’s politi- cal crisis, the Communists take just the opposite view, Their analysis, beginning to appear in official Communist publications, takes the line that the September 3 elections will actually deepen the political crisis in Saigon. “These elections,” a recent article in Hanoi’s daily Nhan Dan states, ‘‘will further exas- perate internal contradictions plaguing the ranks of U, S, of- ficials in South Vietnam and will mented that this adviser of King has been one of the Communist Party’s biggest money raisers in this country. ak _ The confidential FBI file, they report, cites instances of ma- terial this adviser has prepared for King’s vicious attacks on Congress and the U, S, in gen- eral, The adviser is credited with drafting King’s statements describing Congress as ‘‘wild with racism’? and describing the U. S. as ‘‘the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today,’’ KING’S OBJECTIVES — As re-. ported in this column on August 4, eleven days before King re- vealed his new strategy in his headline~making attack on Con- gress in Atlanta, the Nobel Prize winner is planning to lead mas- sive demonstrations and ‘‘sit ins’’ here this fall, The attacks against Congress are part of King’s over-all cam- paign to establish a political “third force’’ by 1968 composed of militant civil rights, peace, student, and labor groups. Significantly, the Rev. James Bevel, another ¢ heutenant organizing his civil disobedience campaign for Washington, is described in the FBI file as King’s li ith the Student Non- King’s link with the St violent Coordinating Committee r e officials of this ( militant group are urging Negroes to follow the path of \.violent revolution in the U. S, Ki who preaches non- violence, continues with these SNCC officials whenever Bevel sets up the meetings, ac- cording to the FBI files. It also _quotes King as telling a group of left-wing students, ‘‘We don’t need to talk mean, we need to act TMean,” ~ AidéS~6f Senator John Mc- Clellan, D-Ark., whose Perma- force Washington to look for a way out,’’ As the Communists see it, the elections will widen the dif- ferences between U, S, military and political objectives in South Vietnam. The Nhan Dan article, being carefully studied by U, S, in- telligence, puts it this way: “The elections will highlight the inconsistent attitude of the Americans in Saigon, where the military group of General Wil- liam Westmoreland supports the Thieu-Ky military and Ambas- sador Bunker and his group op= pose them because of the need for a political settlement.’’ According to U, S, intelligence sources, the Nhan Dan article is significant because it spells out Hanoi’s new belief that the U. S, will use the elections to find a way out of Vietnam, In the past, Hanoi’s official line was that the U. S, planned to step up the war after the elections, including a possible landing north ofthe demilitarized zone, This possibly now is being played down. VIETNAM FALLOUT — More than 100 suspected Communist agents, including a number on the government’s payroll, have been arrested in Saigon within the past six weeks by South Vietnamese security officials, Among those picked up were a ,Viethamese army officer who headed the biggest government ordnance depot in the country. The arrested Vietnamese officer confessed he was planning to blow up the depot before the September elections, He alsore- vealed that his communications with Hanoi were sent via Paris. The South Vietnam security of- ficials were assisted in tracking (Continued on Page 5)  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 22 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ecc754a946ec7b893833f8af25aa13f3.pdf 9c13fb5387144435ee2b25fb4a3e2bb0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. m• or he tte rs 'r To The News and Courier: The selection of Martin Luther King as a candidate for the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize is the most patently absurd thing I have ever heard . If the implications of something like ~e this were not so far reaching, rr misleading and tragic, they · · would be ludicrous. To insult ~s the knowledge and sensibilities h of the American people to such n- an extent as to suggest that this ~ u- promoter of strife, chaos , vioil- Jenee and discord is in reality a , disciple of peace, is to place us ~ D on the lowest rung of human in• '. telligence and perception. ~ Perhaps a hoax of this sort is compatible with much of the ~ world's reverse thinking •these ys. Neutrality is victory, apeasement is peace, disagreeent is hate and disruption of Alaw is right. NAT S. CLARK Center St., alterboro. •i- -n.. Q. ~ QtJ..) s ~ c.c u.. l\ : Wt_ ~6.V'~~ tc\l\ I s ' (:_ , � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 21 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0f5265264c4ad673e5e2e3f2d970b523.pdf da7f3080aa9573028cfe19c764775497 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. NEW NEGRO THREAT: MASS DISOBEDIENCE Johnson in the 1968 presidential election "unless he changes his conduct" of the war in Vietnam. "We will go all out to take a stand in voting for someone who is against the war in Vietnam," he said. .IH0 115 \0 i fA UIIIUl TO 8£ 8t l ( - UPI P hoto DR. KING' S plan : " Disrupt a city." ATL ANTA - Riot-torn cities of the North now face a new threat of Negro disruption. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. , is organizing what he calls "civil disobedience on a massive scale." · ere are some of the things he talks' about: o A march on vVashington by thousands of unemployed Negroes who would camp out in the capital city, somewhat like the bonus marchers" of 1932. • A hungry people's sit-in" at the D epartment of Labor in Washington. • Sit-ins of unemployed to block gates of factories in many cities. • School boycotts on a weekly basis. The idea, as Dr. King put it, is "forcefull y to cripple the operations of an oppressive _society." He said: "To dislocate the functioning of a city without destroying it can be more effective than a riot because it can be longer-lasting, costly to the societY, but not wantonly destructive. "Moreover, it is more difficult for Government to quell it by superior fo rce." Dr. King revealed his latest plan on August 15 at a convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) which he heads. His listeners, mostly Negroes, cheered him . It was the most militant speech yet by the Tegro minister who in the past has preached nonviolence, and has worked mostly in the South. Announcing his new tactics in the orth, he said: is a "Taking into account that ~ powerful fact of life in the gnetto, the mechanical application of tactics of nonviolent marches and meetings which could work among Southern egroes becomes unsound." ' •,~ust 17, Dr. King ai r! � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document US, News + ulon (4 Legon 4/24 (69 NEW NEGRO THREAT: BLACK 1S BEAUTIFUL AND ITS $0 BEAUTIFUL TO SE BLACK —UPI Photo DR. KING'S plan: ‘Disrupt a city.” ATLANTA — Riot-torn cities of the North now face a new threat of Negro disruption. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is organizing what he calls “civil disobedience on a massive scale.” Here are some of the things he talks about: e A march on Washington by thou- sands of unemployed Negroes who would camp out in the capital city, somewhat like the “bonus marchers” of 1932. e A “hungry people's sit-in” at the Department of Labor in Washington. e Sit-ins of unemployed to block gates of factories in many cities. e School boycotts on a weekly basis. The idea, as Dr. King put it, is “forcefully to cripple the operations of an oppressive society,” He said: “To dislocate the functioning of a city without destroying it can be more effective than a riot because it can be longer-lasting, costly to the society. but not wantonly destructive. “Moreover, it is more difficult for Government to quell it by superior force.” Dr. King revealed his latest plan on August 15 at a convention of the South- ern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) which he heads. His listeners, mostly Negroes, cheered him. It was the most militant speech vet by the Negro minister who in the past has preached nonviolence, and has worked mostly in the South. Announcing his new tactics in the North, he said: “Taking into account that rage,is a powerful fact of life in the ghetto, the mechanical application of tactics of non- violent marches and meetings which could work among Southem Negroes be- comes unsound,” “ngust 17, Dr. King said ” MASS DISOBEDIENCE Johnson in the 1968 presidential election “unless he changes his conduct” of the war in Vietnam. “We will go all out to take a stand in voting for someone who is against the war in Vietnam,” he said.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 16, Folder 7, Document 20 Box 16 Box 16 Folder 7 Folder topic: Crackpot letters | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2560c0476cb494f58aa941213f34f340.pdf 70b54638dceed96e54a751a2a8150d99 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. '~Dedicated to Fight Communism" P.O. BOX 6519, SAN DIEGO 6, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO. 7 & 8 Leninists Plan Provocations To Violenc~. Prepare For Strateg1c Moment . The following quotation comes from t~e Collec~ed W~rks of Le!1m. It is the bones and sinew of the Communist Conspiracy m our Nat10n, and IS FUNDAMENTAL ~ND ELEMENTARY TO EVERY COMMUNIST: "Take advantage of the clumsiness of the enemy and attack him at the time when he least expects attack. Readiness for action must be constant-thus: Today we are faced with the task of organizing and supporting students to demonstrate; tomorrow, perhaps we may be supporting or leading a movement of the unemployed. But today we must take advantage of a strained political sit· uation; In order to capitalize over public indignation, a boycott, a demonstration, a strike might hqve to be organ i zed. Only Communists thus trained in action could at a strategic moment issue the call for the decisive battle." (Vol. II, pp. 21-22) The Communists have m eticulously and zealously carried out the above directive for decades. They h ave chosen the South as the area in which they hope to provoke a violence that could throw our nation into civil strife for their "decisive b attle." Hundreds of identified Communists, therefore, have been colonized in the South to attain this objective. In this long planned Conspitacy, they have been able to win the support, through hiclcl<""n- iclc nti a -ncl u-rp~ , o -ou ands of unwitting Americans. A few of these clearly identified Communists are: Isobel Cerney, Edwin Cerney, Ed Beck, H a r v e y Richards, James Dumbrowski, Prof. Harry C. Steinmetz, Dr. Holland Roberts, Aub rey Williams, Carl Braden, Case Y Gurewitz, Anne Braden, Frank Donner and Carl Bloise. They work with sadistic joy as their plot materializes step by step , far beyond their wildest dreams. Most Communists work in organiza tions such as C.0.R.E., N.A.A.C.P., Muslims S.C.L.C., Southern Conference Educational Fund, and Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. All of these organizations profess to work in the "interest of Southern welfare and especially on behalf of the Negro people." Actu!:lllY, the American Negro is being used as a pawn by these Soviet conspir ators for the purpose of fann ing the flames of racial hatred as a n expediency for the larg- OUR CHERISHED FREEDOMS ENDANGERED The defense of the cherished freedoms secured and handed down to us by our forefathers ls the responsibility of each American. Knowledge of the enemy, alertness to the danger, and everyday patriotism are the brick and m o r t a r with which we can build an impregnable fortress against Communism. Only the intelligent efforts of all Americans can prevent the decay of public apathy from laying open our Nation to the Red menace. John Edgar Hoover Director, FBI er a ims serving the Soviet Union and its subservient organization in the United States. Communists, such as Carl Bloise, Holland Roberts, Harvey Richards and Ed Beck race back and forth from the Soutli to the North, rc-latlng filghly dramatized, inflamatory outright lies via the press, radio, movies, podium and television about "police brutality" in the South. In this way they serve their Kremlin masters well. It is their goal, as set forth by their leader, Len in, to provoke a violent clash between White and Neg~o citizens in the South, of such magnitude, that civil strife could inevitably follow in the North and West. President Kennedy has played into the hands of the revolutionaries by sending "standby" t;roops to Birmingham . This action condones and stimulates more and larger demonstrative actions and undermines respect for the local law enforcing agencies. Fortunately for America, the white citizens have not been provoked into violence. They are staying away from the troubled areas, and are leaving the city and state agencies to enforce the laws and ordinances of Birmingham. 25c Negro Leader Speaks The Truth President Kennedy recently, in effect, called for capitulation to the Leninist tactic of demonstrative pressures to attain red objectives, when he sta:ted that we must give and yield to "peaceful revolution without bloodshed" on the civil rights issue. The entire· -so-called "Negro Liberation Movement" is a monstrous fraud initiated years ago by the Kremlin. Every citizen should recognize it as such. The President is yielding to the organized, communist - led minority. Any violence, any bloodshed resulting around this Issue would stem from communist provocation. The following statement by a great Negro citizen, Donald Warden, chairman of the Afro-American Association, on June 4, 1963, completely wipes out the left-wing administration attitude on desegregation: "After 100 years of spending millions of dollars, time and energy fighting for desegregation , we still are dropping out and flunking out of school, our welfare dependents are living in slums and are lacking in racial pride and knowledge of our African past. .. look to yourselves an d stop trying to emulate the white man . Stop u sing bleaching creams and hair straighteners. The future of the Afro · American people will depend upon racial pride, initiative, building W'ell planned ellJc- Jent businesses and factories and re- ducing crime, alcoholic consumption and dependence on welfare." He concluded by urging all Negroes to live in dignity and to solve their problems through self-help. He further declared that the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has had little effect upon the masses of Afro-Americans. This profound and brave analysis by this great American ls the truth, and applies to all national minority groups; the Negro, the Irish, the Jew, the Pole, the German. The pride dignity, and initiative of minority g;.oups expressed for generations in our competitive free enterprise system is what has made America by far the greatest nation in the world. Let's keep It that way, Mr. President. RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. SUBSCRIBE FOR A FRIEND NOW. �HEADS UP Page 2 Luther King, Communist Directed Martin Lut her King, Jr., becoming more arrogant, threw caution to the winds when he used t he mailing mates of the Communist National Guardian las.t month for the distributiono rthousandsor llifers m wfiR!fi he per sonally appealed for funds for the "solidification of our movement t o carry forward the fight . . . deeper into the· Sou th." 1 There shou ld be no doubt, therefore, that Luther King works h and in glove t he revolutionaries, _since the 1 with Na tional Guardian is described by the "California Committee on Un-Ameri can Activities" in 1961 as "a medium for spreading of the m ost vicious kind of Communist propaganda; this publication ranks with the People's World in California and the Daily Worker in New York. In recent m onths, it h as outstripped both of the others combined 'l.n 'I.ts tirade of a violence that could be catastroph~ for our Nation . r-ts--tn credible that this man who megaphones the communist objectives, is da ily receiving pla udits and encouragement from our Admin istration in Washin gton and Sacra m ento. Heads Up 11 Appeal Publication In Need Communist propaganda and abuse against our government and our ch erished institutions." The National Guardian is also listed as subversive in the "Guide to Subversive Organiza tions and Publications," issued by the U.S. Government Printing Office, and described as a "virtual official propaganda arm of the Soviet Union." ~ wh o toda y represents the epitomy of minority mobocracy pressure, J:ill.s_b_een associated with m ore communist and left-wmg causes tn an m ost commiioists. The f ollowmg- are only a few of h is associa tions: Southern C on f er e n c e Educational Fund America n Committee on Africa Brad: en Clemency Appeal (initia t~r of) Statement Calling for Cancellation of Nuclear Weapons Tests, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Highlander Folk School Liberation Magazine, National Com: mittee for Sane Nuclear Testing Committee to Eliminate the House' Committee on Un - American Activities, S out h er n Conference Educational Fund, War Resisters League. Hunter Pitts O'Dell, dedicated Leninist and former district organizer of the Communist Conspiracy i n New Orleans, was recently as::iigned to a responsible position by Martin Luther King, Jr., within the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He is reported to be most influential in directing the mass pressure strategy of King in the cause of the communi st .o~jective: that of si:b_tl:ly provoking Contributions are needed to sustain "Heads Up." We are grateful to all who have sent in contributions and subscribed, as a result of our appeal in the last issue. However, the response has not been enough to continue publication much longer. All labor, such as folding, addressing, writing and filing, i s voluntary. In all candor, its costs approxima tely six hundred dollars to print and mail out each issue and there is a balance of $158.00 in "Heads UP account. " Heads Up" humbly suggests that a ll those ind ividuals and organizations who a re its supporters, as evidenced by the thousands of encouraging letters, enter into a concerted and continuous effort to ra ise funds and to obtain subscriptions n ow, and in the immed iate future. BECOME A " HEADS UP" SUPPORTER NOWIII $3,00 PER YEAR. "CALIFORNIA, DYNASTY OF COMMUNISM" Became THE '1962 California Election Issue. The injunction and suit against it has been quashed. Order Your Copy Now. 50 cents "HEADS-UP" Box 65 19, San Diego 6, California THIS IS A SPECIAL ISSUE OF "HEADS UP Hund~·eds of thousands of this issue can be invaluable in the fight against subvers10n. Wire or write immediately to "HEADS UP," P.O. Box 6519, San Diego 6, Calif. RATES 1 Copy-25 cents 100 to 1000 Copies-lo cents per copy 1000 to 5000 Copies-8 cents per copy Special Rates for Orders Over 5000 SUBSCRIBE TO "HEADS UP" NOW $3.00 PER YEAR April-May, 1963 U.N. Intervention Red Obiective As we go to press it has been reliably t e a r n e d from unimpeachable sources t hat a resolution is soon t o be presented to the United Nations Security Council that "it imm ediately intervene in those a rea s of the Unit ed States in w hich civil strife is preva lent or imminent." It is in a nticip ation of just this possibility that comm unists, through hidden identity, are quickly d irecting such organizations as the N.A.A.C.P., the Muslims, the Committee on Racial E qu a lity, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference into t he red t actics of mass demonstrations, m a rches, picketing, strikes, sit-ins. etc., in the densely populated Negro areas of such industrial cities as Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Fra ncisco a nd Washington, D.C. It is their purpose t o subtly provoke violence through these actions, that could "justify" intervention by t he United Nations Police Force. If this resolution is p assed, it could only be blocked by our veto privilege as defined in the United Nations Charter. Will then our Admin istra tion veto this action t hat cou ld destroy our sovereignty as a Na tion overnig ht ? If our Nation does not veto, the World Police Force would be brought into action a nd the United States, as a result, could return to "normalcy" only by the establishment of a "benevolent democratic dictat orship to prot ect the freedoms of the Negro people." Is all of this far fetched, or "frig ht peddling" as Senator Kuchel would have the citizenry believe? No it is not. This is one of the m ajor' functions of the United Na tion s. And the United States is a "proud" member of this monstrous Soviet inspired institution. And yet, <l e-spi te th i s imm e d i a te and obvious threat, right under their very noses, "Good Americans" Gov. Brown, Sen. Kuchel, and Pres. Kennedy assure a ll Americ a n s that (quote Brown ) : "The voice of the far left has faded to whisper." If it has "faded to a wh isper," it is only because the Governor, the Senator, and the President have, indeed, t hem selves become representative of t he far left. These men, h:igh in office,. this ...;ery day a re condoning and giving aid and comfort t o those who are using the well - pl anned old communist tactic that could provoke civil strife. The United Nations, from the beginning! has been organized by the Communist International as its instrumen tality for conqu est of the United States and the world. All Americans must immediately intensify their efforts manifold to get the United States out of the United Nations right now. Write your Con· gressman immediately. HEADS UP April-May, 1963 Red "Educators" Concentrate In·SouthGeorgia Negro C olleges Main Target TARGET SPELMAN COLLEGE Edwin H. Cerney, commu nist "art educator," who was dismissed from Stockton College, California, in 1950 for refusing to sign t he loy alty oath, is now teaching at Spelm an College, G!:!orgia. Cerney, for more t h an two decades a n active foreign agent, is one of the many Reds who h ave been sent t o the South t o sow the seeds of Leninism a nd rebellion amongst st u dents. He has been ident ified as extremely active in the Ca lifornia Bay Area from 1950 t o 1958, a t w hich time he departed, as directed, for Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, Isobel Cerney, an internation al communist emissary. "Red Artist" Cerney, in addition to h aving been identified as a commu n ist cadre, h as been a ssociated with more tha n two score commu nist-front organizations. Accompan ying Cerney and residing on the cam pus is his wife, Isobel Cer ney. She has been and is by far the most a ctive agent of the two. She has, over the y ears, traveled as a communist interna tional emissary throughout the WQrld. She perjured herself in 1948 when she filed t o run for Congress in California when she swore she was not a communist. Her principal activities have been and are today within the varied "peace orga nizations" such as Women's League for Peace a nd Freedom (communist front ), Sane Nuclear Testing, as well as the "Negro liberat ion" orga nizations. She has now, as in the past, together w ith her husba nd, become associated with the various Qu aker committees. She and h er associates a t Spelman are a ctive in t he varied sit-ins, picketing, m arch ing and demonstra ting conducted by the "Student Non-Violent Coordinati ng Committees." Profcsso of " p sych ologyu H-n rry C . Steinmetz, who was dism issed from Sa n Diego Sta te College, California, in Febru ary, 1954, for h is Red activities, is now teaching "Soviet" psychology a t Spelman. He appeared before t h e House Committee on Un - American Activities in 1956, and resorted to the Fif th Amendment wh en q u estioned as to h is communist p arty membership. Governor Brown of California, who was at that time the Attorney General, vehemently st ated that "teachers wh o s ta n d on their constitutional rights before witch hunting committees" could not be fired. Steinmetz, a many-times identified comm unist, is carrying on his Reddirected tactics a t Spelman College very much in t he same manner as he has for more than three decades. His activities parallel those of the Cerneys. Two other "educators " who ably work with the Cerneys a'nd Steinmetz at Spelman College, are Professors Zynn and Foster. Both h ave been a ssociated with left -wing causes and outrig ht communist front organizations. TARGET MOREHOUSE COLLEGE Professor G. Murray Branch is, u n questionably, t h e most vociferous left educator at Morehouse College and in the entire Georgia Negro College Syst em. This "red fronter" h as over the years been associa ted with m ore tha n 34 different commieline v e n t u r e s, many of which were outright Red fronts. The following a re a few of his documented activities: American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born, Committee for the Appeal for Amnesty for Communist s Convicted Under the Smith A ct, Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, Brief Amici Curiae for the Communist Party, Internationa l Workers Order, National Committee to Repeal t he McCarran Act, Nation al Council for Arts Sciences and Profess ions, Souther~ Conference Educational Fund, Southern Negro Youth Congress. A close red-fronter at Moorehouse College, to Prof. Branch, is Benjamin E. Mays, who has been closely a ligned with m ore than 32 activit ies of the left. Other "educators" who rally arou nd Branch a nd Mays are Brailaford R. Brazeal, John Hope and Rev. Samuel W. Willia m s. TARGET CLARK COLLEGE The left -wing powerhouse at Clark College is James P. Brawley, active in the Meth odist Federation for Social Action, and t he Southern Conference Educationa l Fund. TARGET ATLANTA UNIVERSITY Professor Rufus E. Clement has a long and continuous background of outright communist front activities, principa lly : American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born, Americ.a-n Council on Soviet Relations Con- gress on Civil Rights , Sou ther n Negro Youth Congress, Southern Conference Education al Fund, National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Independent Socialist Lonnie Cross has widespread influ~nce amongst the stu dent body in his varied left activities. TARGET GAMMON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Working together along the left line at this college are Frank W. Clelland an~ Ch_arles B. Gopher, having been actiye m such organizations as the N_atio~al Fe~eration of Constitutional L1bert1es, Wm the Peace Conference Southern Conference Educationai Fund. The above documented information on Red concentration in Georgia was gat~ered _by the editor of "Heads Up" during his recent speaking trip through the South. Obviously these "educators" are only a few 'of the (Continu ed on Page 4, Column 1) Page 3 Editorial on Civil Rights Most of the American press has back ed the recent demonstrative actions in our Nation for the "civil rights and liberation of the Negro people." The theory, obviously, is that there shou ld be "civil rights for the Negro, but not necessarily for the white citi zen s. For the "civil rights" for the Negro, is to associate with anyone he pleases, in schools, housing, etc. But t h e white man's "civil rights" are more limited: he is not to be allowed to decide where he shall live, eat and where his children shall go to school. In short, it is the theory of sacrificing th e white citizens on the altar of Negro "rights." This whole theory is of communist origin. Negro Progress Rapid What is the true status of our Negro citizenry? They have made more progress u p the economic ladder in the last 100 years than any other racewhite, yellow or red- ever made in 1,000 years of history. From a condition of absolute slavery 100 years ago, the Negro citizen has risen to a point where he now fares better than many Europeans- better paid, better housed and better educated. From slavery a n d ignorance to an economic status superior to the average Frenchman, the average Italian, and the average citizen of West Germany. Economic Advances Today the millions of Negro citizens have a total ye~rly income of approximately $25 billion. Statistics of 1958 reveal that the American Negro citizen who worked a full year earned a median income of $3,308 (it is much more today) meaning that half the Negro workers received more than this and half received less. That is more than the $2.234 that the. aver age worker ln Great Brita in received, and more than four times the esti mated $800 that the aYerage worker in the Soviet Union received. Twentyfour years ago the median income for the American Negro was $639, less than one-fourth what he receives today. Demonstrtive, mass - pressure comm u nist tactics were not respon ible for this progress. It was the normal evolutionary process that is derived from our God -given free enterprise system that rewards through initia tive, in'genuity and desire to progress. The Negro citizen has done exceed ingly well, and will continue; unless they become involved and engulfed by the revolutionary tactic as employed by Martin Luther King, Jr , and his communist associates. His tactic can lead to the destruction of our free enterprise and with it both the status world -wide of both egro and White. �HEADS UP Page 4 BROWN RECALL GAINS SUPPORT The recall of Governor Brown and Tom Braden was suggested in the last issue of "Heads Up" as a means of ridding the State Administration of a leadership that has flagrantly disregarded the mandate of the citizenry; to scrap the collectivist-socialist type of "progressive" education. The Governor h as become an instrumentality of the minority organization, the strong, left-wing, communist generated California Democratic Councils. He has also established an unchallengeable record of appeasing, collaborating and capitulating to communist objectives as set forth by the California Democratic Councils; and continues to have association with identified communists. He recently condoned and encouraged the communist tactic of the sitdown demonstration by members of the Committee on Racial Equality, a communist instrumentality. The sitdown in Sacramento was a public nuisance and in violation of the trespassing code. Brown's approval of this Red tactic can set a precedent for similar Red activities that can result in provocation to violence. "Heads Up" is grateful for the scores of letters from the many citi· zens who want to start circulating recall petitions at once. The Ad Hoc Committee will, in the next issue of "Heads Up," call for a conference of all Californians inter essted in "Good American" Brown's recall. At that time the Ad Hoc Committee will be replaced by a duly elected permanent committee; and the recall movement will be put into gear. The Governor and the Chairman of the Board of Education can a nd must be recalled. Citizens interested are urged to continue sending letters to "Heads Up" expressing their willingness l.o partjci.p· tc . UNDERCOVERThe editor is proud to introduce this new column "UNDERCOVER" in tribute to the many undercover agents for the F.B.I. now working under mucJ;i strain and hardship within the network of the communist conspiracy. They all know that some day they will be called to come forth and testify before many governmental agencies; and in so doing, will subject themselves to vicious social economic and possible physical attrition generated by communists. Many, wh~ have surfaced, have dropped from the public eye as a defensive media and some have ~ince pe:ished. "Heads Up will present one such great America~ in this column m each issue. It is hoped that citizens knowing the whereabouts of former undercover agents will contact . Karl Prussum. Box 6519, San Diego 6, Califorl'lia. They are much needed now in the showdown fight against communism. JULIA CLARICE BROWN J~~ia Clarice Brown served her country under great duress and with much sacn~1ce as an undercover agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation from late m the summer of 1951 until May of 1960. She was the principal witness at ~ hearing held in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 5, 6 and 7, 1962. She, therefore, is the most recent undercover agent to come forth. Her testimony, throughout, completely exposes the fallacy that "there is no threat from within" as expounded repeatedly by Attorney General Kennedy and the many so-called "liberals." ' Mrs. _Brown's testlmonoy, once again, reveals the total disregard that the commumsts have· for the welfare of the Negro citizenry. She repeatedly pointed out that the communists are ecstatic about Negro problems, and use them to fo~ent hatred and civil strife in our Nation. She vividly describes the communists' carefully planned infiltration into the N.A.A.C.P. She describes communist methods in fund raising, and the implementation of "united front" tactics, which were prescribed as the "chief task" of the communists at the December 1959 National Communist Party Convention. Especially interesting and disturbing was her testimony showing communist intrigue relating to the infiltration of church organizations. Mrs. Brown was active in such organizations as the N.A.A.C.P., Sojourners for Truth and Justice, the National Negro Labor Council, the Progressive Party, Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born, 'Bill of Rights Conference. The activities of more than 100 communists currently and formerly residing in the Cleveland area were described in her testimony. Her testimony was most productive and of infinite value to America. She resides in California and is daily continuing her fight against communism by lecturing and -writing, despite the vicious and cruel economic and social attrition directed against her by the communists and the "intellectual -liberal" element in our Nation. America owes a great debt to this outstanding citizen, Julia Clarice Brown. thousands of hidden identity communists who could generate opposition through the "liberal-intellectual" - - - -and trade- union mo:vcm. nt. - --- ------------- RED "EDUCATORS" (Continued from Page 3, Column 2) hundreds who have entrenched themselves in Negro colleges. The Attorney General of the United Sta tes has this information, and much more. Rather than warn and threat Americans in different States of our Union with Federal sanctions, troop intervention, bloodshed and violence, he should immediately Invoke the Walter-McCarran Act. He should subpeona the scores of commiefronters before the Subversive Control Board. Why does he not do th1s? Because the integration lsaue ls a big political vote media for 1964. Th.e Kennedy administration has thrown Its lot In with the left-wing of our Nation and feel that the left-wing can perpetuate them In office In 1964. They, there, fore, are not prosecuting communists. They feel that by apprehending com• m unlsts, they would antagonize the April-May, 1963 Their deductions, as opportunists, are wrong. A slate of candidates, either Republican, Democrat or Independent, that will stand on the prin"HEADS UP" BOX 6519 SAN DIEGO 6, CALIFORNIA ciples, as set forth by our American Heritage, and come forth in a fight against the subtle communist pu:acy can, must and wJJl w con- fn 1964. All Americans are urged to get into political activities now. The Kennedys and their staunch lackeys must be returned to civilian life in 1964. BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 47 SAN DIEGO, CALIF. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2c. ( “4 qu ‘) Ow \h vAC YK ie HEADS U “Dedicated to Fight Communism” VOL. 2, NO. 7 & 8 P.O. BOX 6519, SAN DIEGO 6, CALIFORNIA Leninists Plan Provocations To Violence— Prepare For Strategic Moment — The following quotation comes from the Collected Works of Lenin. It is the bones and sinew of the Communist Conspiracy in our Nation, and IS FUNDAMENTAL AND ELEMENTARY TO EVERY COM- MUNIST: “Take advantage of the clumsiness of the enemy and attack him at the time when he least expects attack. Readiness for action must be constant—thus: Today we are faced with the task of organizing and sup- porting students to demonstrate; to- morrow, perhaps we may be support- ing or leading a movement of the un- employed. But teday we must take advantage of a strained political sit- uation; in order to capitalize over public indignation, a boycott, a dem- onstration, a strike might have to be organized. Only Communists thus trained in action could at a strategic moment issue the call for the decis- ive battle.” (Vol. IJ, pp. 21-22) The Communists have meticulously and zealously carried out the above directive for decades. They have chos- en the South as the area in which they hope to provoke a violence that could throw our nation into civil strife for their “decisive battle.” Hundreds of identified Communists, therefore, have been colonized in the South to attain this objective. In this long planned Conspifacy, they have been able to win the support, through hidden identity and purposc, of thour- ands of unwitting Americans. A few of these clearly identified Communists are: Isobel Cerney, Edwin Cerney, Ed Beck, Harvey Richards, James Dumbrowski, Prof. Harry C. Steinmetz, Dr. Holland Roberts, Aub- rey Williams, Carl Braden, Casey Gurewitz, Anne Braden, Frank Don- ner and Carl Bloise. They work with sadistic joy as their plot materializes step by step far beyond their wildest dreams. Most Communists work in organiza- tions such as C.O.RE, NAACP, Muslims, S.C.L.C., Southern Confer- ence Educational Fund, and Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, All of these organizations profess to work in the “interest of Southern wel. fare and especially on behalf of the Negro people.” Actually, the American Negro is being used as a pawn by these Soviet conspirators for the pur- pose of fanning the flames of racial hatred as an expediency for the larg- ae. 7 PLES Pre , , OUR CHERISHED FREEDOMS ENDANGERED The defense of the cherished free- doms secured and handed down to »us by our forefathers is the respon- sibility of each American. Know- ledge of the enemy, alertness to the danger, and everyday patriotism? $are the brick and mortar with which we can build an impreg- nable fortress against Communism. Only the intelligent efforts of all ¢ Americans can prevent the decay of public apathy from laying open our Nation to the Red menace. , John Edgar Hoover 2 ‘ Director, FBI Vpererderer a ow oo) 4 4 a er aims serving the Soviet Union and its subservient organization in the United States. Communists, such as Carl Bloise, Holland Roberts, Harvey Richards and Ed Beck race back and forth from the South to the North, relating highly dramatized, inflamatory outright lies via the press, radio, mavies, podium and television about “police brutality” in the South. In this way they serve their Kremlin masters well. It is their goal, as set forth by their leader, Len- in, to provoke a violent clash between White and Negro citizens in the South, of such magnitude, that civil strife could inevitably follow in the North and West. President Kennedy has played into the hands of the revolutionaries by sending “standby” troops to Birming- ham. This action condones and stim- ulates more and larger demonstrative actions and undermines respect for the lecal law enforcing agencies, Fortunately for America, the white citizens have not been provoked into violence. They are staying away from the troubled areas, and are leaving the city and state agencies to enforce the laws and ordinances of Birming- ham. 25¢ RPRILMAYCIVE ) Negro Leader Speaks The Truth President Kennedy recently, in ef- fect, called for capitulation to the Leninist tactic of demonstrative pres- sures to attain red objectives, when he stated that we must give and yield to “peaceful revolution without blood- shed” on the civil rights issue. The entire so-called “Negro Libera- tion Movement” is a monstrous fraud initiated years ago by the Kremlin. Every citizen should recognize it as such. The President is yielding to the organized, communist - led minority. Any violence, any bloodshed resulting around this issue would stem from communist provocation. The following statement by a great Negro citizen, Donald Warden, chair- man of the Afro-American Associa- tion, on June 4, 1963, completely wipes out the left-wing administration atti- tude on desegregation: “After 100 years of spending millions of dollars, time and energy fighting for desegre- gation, we still are dropping out and flunking out of school, our welfare dependents are living in slums and are lacking in racial pride and know- ledge of our African past. . . look to yourselves and stop trying to emu- late the white man. Stop using bleach- ing creams and hair straighteners. The future of the Afro - American people will depend upon racial pride, initiative, building well effic ient businesses and factories and re- ducing crime, alcoholic consumption and dependence on welfare.” He concluded by urging all Negroes to live in dignity and to solve their problems through self-help. He fur- ther declared that the National Assoc- iation for the Advancement of Color- ed People has had little effect upon the masses of Afro-Americans, This profound and brave analysis by this great American is the truth, and applies to all national minority groups; the Negro, the Irish, the Jew, the Pole, the German. The pride, dig: nity, and initiative of minority groups expressed for generations in our com- petitive free enterprise system is what has made America by far the great- est nation in the world. Let’s keep it that way, Mr. President. RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. SUBSCRIBE FOR A FRIEND NOW. ed effic- — Page 2 HEADS UP "Luther King, Communist Directed Martin Luther King, Jr., becoming more arrogant, threw caution to the winds when he used the mailing plates of the Communist National Guardian last month for the distribution of thousands of i Tetters in which he personally appealed for funds for the “solidifica- y tion of our movement to carry forward the fight . . . deeper into the: South.” __, There should be no doubt, therefore, } that Luther King works hand in glove ____| with the revolutionaries, since the |_| National Guardian is described by the 7 “California Committee on Un-Ameri- | ean Activities’ in 1961 as “a medium | for spreading of the most vicious kind | | of Communist propaganda; this pub- lication ranks with the People’s World in California and the Daily Worker in _ New York. In recent months, it has of the others com- outstripped both bi Seah eats irade of Communist jaaganda and abuse against our propaga | government and our cherished insti- oo The National Guardian is iso listed as subversive in the “Guide - to Subversive Organizations and Pub- ____ lieations,” issued by the U.S. Govern- f | ment Printing Office, and described as a “virtual official propaganda arm } |" <Gfie fhe: eae Union.” ey . _King, who today represents the epit- omy of minority mobocracy pressure, mo st C omm nists. The following only a few of his associations: South- ern Co nference Educational Fund, _ American Committee on Africa, Brad- en Clemency Appeal (initiator of), ‘Statement Calling for Cancellation of Nuclear Weapons Tests, Fellowship of _ Reconciliation, Highlander Folk School, , Liberation Magazine, National Com- mittee for Sane Nuclear Testing, Com- _ Mittee to Eliminate the House Com- mittee on Un-American Activities, Bi War Resisters League. r Pitts O'Dell, dedicated Len- d former district organizer of unist. —~onspirac position by Martin Luther Jr., within the Southern Chris- dership Conference. He is, re- o be most influential in di- recting the mass pressure strategy of cing in the cause of the communist objective: that of sub provoking § subversion. 5 i. Na ¢ Wire or write immediately to “HEADS UP,” - a P.O. Box 6519, San Diego 6, Calif. RATES ; 100 to 1000 Copies—10 cents per copy 1000 to 5000 Copies—8 cents per copy Special Rates for Orders Over 5000 SUBSCRIBE TO “HEADS UP” NOW - $3.00 PER YEAR a Copy—25 cents -Wing causes than Sou hern Conference Educational ’ L THIS IS A SPECIAL ISSUE OF “HEADS UP” ~ $ Hundreds of thousands of this issue can be invaluable in the fight against a_violence_that could be catastrophic or our Nation. —_ Seat credible that this man, who megaphones the communist object- ives, is daily receiving plaudits and encouragement from our Administra- tion in Washington and Sacramento. ‘Heads Up" Appeal Publication In Need Contributions are needed to sus- tain “Heads Up.” We are grateful to all who have sent in contributions and subscribed, as a result of our appeal in the last issue. However, the response has not been enough to continue publication much longer. All labor, such as folding, addres- sing, writing and filing, is volun- tary. In all candor, its costs approx- imately six hundred dollars to print and mail out each issue and there is a@ balance of $158.00 in “Heads Up” account. “Heads Up” humbly suggests that all those individuals and organiza- tions who are its supporters, as evi- denced by the thousands of encour- aging letters, enter into a concerted and continuous effort to raise funds and to obtain subscriptions now, and in the immediate future. BECOME A “HEADS UP” SUP- PORTER NOWII!! 53.00 PER YEAR. “CALIFORNIA, DYNASTY OF COMMUNISM” yin New Became ‘THE. 1962, California ae ae Election ABU. Sue. The injunction and suit against it has been quashed. ; Order Your Copy Now. 50 cents "“HEADS-UP" Box 6519, San Diego 6, California April-May, 1963 U.N. Intervention Red Objective As we go to press it has been reli- ably learned from unimpeachable sources that a resolution is soon to be presented to the United Nations Security Council that “it immediately intervene in those areas of the United States in which civil strife is preval- ent or imminent.” It is in anticipation of just this pos- sibility that communists, through hid- den identity, are quickly directing such organizations as the N.A.A.C.P., the Muslims, the Committee on Racial Equality, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference into the red tactics of mass demonstrations, mar- ches, picketing, strikes, sit-ins, etc.,_ in the densely populated Negro areas of such industrial cities as Los Ange- les, New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. It is their purpose to subtly provoke vio- lence through these actions, that could ‘Justify’ intervention by the United Nations Police Force. If this resolution is passed, it could only be blocked by our veto privilege as defined in the United Nations Charter. Will then our Administration veto this action that could destroy our sovereignty as a Nation overnight? If our Nation does not veto, the World Police Force would be brought into action and the United States, as a result, could return to “normalcy” only by the establishment of a “ben- evolent democratic dictatorship to pro- tect the freedoms of the Negro people.” Is all of this far fetched, or “fright peddling” as Senator Kuchel would have the citizenry believe? No, it is not. This is one of the major func- tions of the United Nations. And the United States is a “proud” member of this monstrous Soviet inspired institu- tion. And yet, despite this immediate and obvious threat, right under their very noses, “Good Americans” Gov. Brown, Sen. Kuchel, and Pres. Kennedy as- sure all Americans that (quote Brown): “The voice of the far left has faded to whisper.” If it has “faded to a whisper,” it is only because the Governor, the Senator, and the Presi- dent have, indeed, themselves become representative of the far left. These men, high in office, this very day are condoning and giving aid and comfort to those who are using the well-planned old communist tactic that could provoke civil strife. The United Nations, from the begin- ning, has been organized by the Com- munist International as its instrumen- tality for conquest of the United States and the world. All Americans must immediately in- tensify their efforts manifold to get the United States out of the United Nations right now. Write your Con- gressman immediately, April-May, 1963 HEADS UP Red “Educators” Concentrate In South— Georgia Negro Colleges Main Target TARGET SPELMAN COLLEGE Edwin H. Cerney, communist “art educator,’ who was dismissed from Stockton College, California, in 1950 for refusing to sign the loyalty oath, is now teaching at Spelman College, Georgia, Cerney, for more than two decades an active foreign agent, is one of the many Reds who have been sent to the South to sow the seeds of Leninism and rebellion amongst stu- dents. He has been identified as ex- tremely active in the California Bay Area from 1950 to 1958, at which time he departed, as directed, for Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, Isobel Cerney, an. international communist emissary. “Red Artist” Cerney, in addition to having been identified as a commun- ist cadre, has been associated with more than two score communist-front organizations. Accompanying Cerney and residing on the campus is his wife, Isobel Cer- ney. She has been and is by far the most active agent of the two, She has, over the years, traveled as a commun- ist international emissary throughout the world. She perjured herself in 1948 when she filed to run for Congress in Cali- fornia when she swore she was not a communist. Her principal activities have been and are today within the varied “peace organizations” such as Women’s League for Peace and Free- dom (communist front), Sane Nuclear Testing, as well as the “Negro libera- tion” organizations. She has now, as in the past, together with her hus- band, become associated with the var- ious Quaker committees. She and her associates at Spelman are active in the varied sit-ins, picketing, march- ing and demonstrating conducted by the “Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committees.” of .“psychology” pore a from Steinmetz, who was dismisse San Diego State College, California, in February, 1954, for his Red activities, is now teaching “Soviet” psychology at Spelman. He appeared before the House Committee on Un - American Activities in 1956, and resorted to the Fifth Amendment when questioned as to his communist party membership. Governor Brown of California, who was at that time the Attorney Gen- eral, vehemently stated that “teachers who stand on their constitutional rights before witch hunting commit- tees” could not be fired. Steinmetz, a many-times identified communist, is carrying on his Red- directed tactics at Spelman College very much in the same manner as he has for more than three decades, His activities parallel those of the Cer- neys. ' Two other “educators,” who ably work with the Cerneys and Steinmetz at Spelman College, are Professors Zynn and Foster. Both have been asso- ciated with left-wing causes and out- right communist front organizations. TARGET MOREHOUSE COLLEGE Professor G. Murray Branch is, un- questionably, the most vociferous left educator at Morehouse College and in the entire Georgia Negro College Sys- tem. This “red fronter’’ has over the years been associated with more than 34 different commieline ventures, many of which were outright Red fronts. The following are a few of his documented activities: American Com- mittee for the Protection of Foreign Born, Committee for the Appeal for Amnesty for Communists Convicted Under the Smith Act, Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, Brief Amici Curiae for the Communist Par- ty, International Workers Order, Na- tional Committee to Repeal the Mc- Carran Act, National Council for Arts, Sciences and Professions, Southern Conference Educational Fund, South- ern Negro Youth Congress. A close red-fronter at Moorehouse College, to Prof. Branch, is Benjamin E. Mays, who has been closely aligned with more than 32 activities of the left. Other “educators” who rally around Branch and Mays are Brailaford R. Brazeal, John Hope and Rev. Samuel W. Williams. TARGET CLARK COLLEGE The left-wing powerhouse at Clark College is James P. Brawley, active in the Methodist Federation for Social Action, and the Southern Conference Educational Fund. TARGET ATLANTA UNIVERSITY Professor Rufus E. Clement has a long and continuous background of outright communist front activities, principally: American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born, Ameri- can, Counci on. S, nis Southern eos i ae t ok 1 so gress on- : il Rienes — ne “wh ers pat Brio s TT ece i ved, Youth Congress, Southern C mrerence’ and more than four times the esti- Educational Fund, National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Independent Socialist, Lonnie Cross, has widespread influence amongst the student body in his varied left activities. — TARGET GAMMON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Working together along the left line at this college are Frank W. Clelland and Charles B, Gopher, having been active in such organizations as the National Federation of Constitutional Liberties, Win the Peace Conference, Southern Conference Educational Fund, The above documented information on Red concentration in Georgia was gathered by the editor of “Heads Up” during his recent speaking trip through the South. Obviously, these “educators” are only a few of the (Continued on Page 4, Column 1) 4 Editorial — on: Civil Rights Most of the American press has f backed the recent demonstrative act- d ions in our Nation for the “civil rights — and liberation of the Negro people.” i The theory, obviously, is that there — f should be “civil rights for the Negro, 7 but not necessarily for the white citi- | zens. For the “civil rights” for the Negro, is to associate with anyone he pleases, in schools, housing, ete. But the white man’s “civil rights” ates . | more limited: he is not to be allowed = to decide where he shall live, eat and where his children shall go to school. 7 ag Sy ee In short, it is the theory of sacrificing = the white citizens on the altar of Neg: | ro “rights.” This whole theor; communist origin. a Negro Progress Rapid What is the true status of our Negro i citizenry? They have made more pro- ’ gress up the economic ladder in the ~ | last 100 years than any other race— & white, yellow or red—ever made in 1,000 years of history. From a condi- — tion of absolute slavery 100 years ago, . the Negro citizen has risen to a poin 5 where he now fares better than ae 4 Europeans—better paid, better housed { Se $ « slav | and ignorance to an economic status 4 superior to the average Frenchman, = | and better educated. From the average Italian, and the average citizen of West Germany. i a 7" Economic Advances 4 Today the millions of Negro citi- zens have a total yearly income o approximately $25 Dillion. _ of 1958 reveal that the Ame eg ro citizen wee worked a full year earned a me a eee oe 3 an is much more today) meaning that half the Negro workers received more . That aver- than this and half received less mated $800 that the average worker in the Soviet Union received. Twenty- four years ago the median income for the American Negro was $639, less than one-fourth what he Teceives O- day. - = a Demonstrtive, mass - pressure com- — munist tactics were not responsi for this progress. It was the > pees evolutionary process that is derived from our God-given free ente . system, that rewards through ini tive, ingenuity and desire to PrOReSS The Negro citizen has done exceed- ingly well, and will continue; unless” they become involved and engulfed by the revolutionary her ng, I ployed by Martin Luther King, a and his communist associates. His tactic can lead to the destruction of i our free enterprise and with it both A the status world-wide of both Negro and White. —~" ? = — yi — oe e ee Page 4 BROWN RECALL GAINS SUPPORT The reeall of Governor Brown and Tom Braden was suggested in the last issue of “Heads Up” as a means of ridding the State Administration of a leadership that has flagrantly disre- garded the mandate of the citizenry; to scrap the collectivist-socialist type of “progressive” education. The Gov- ernor has become an instrumentality of the minority organization, the strong, left-wing, communist generat- ed California Democratic Councils. He has also established an unchal- lengeable record of appeasing, collab- orating and capitulating to commun- ist objectives as set forth by the Cali- fornia Democratic Councils; and con- finues to have association with ident- ified communists. He recently condoned and encour- aged the communist tactic of the sit- down demonstration by members of the Committee on Racial Equality, a communist instrumentality. The sit- down in Sacramento was a public nuisance and in violation of the tres- passing code. Brown’s approval of this Red tactic can set a precedent for similar Red activities that can result in provocation to violence. “Heads Up” is grateful for the scores of letters from the many citi- zens who want to start circulating recall petitions at once. The Ad Hoc Committee will, in the next issue of “Heads Up,” call for a conference of all Californians inter- essted in “Good American” Brown’s recall. At that time the Ad Hoc Com- mittee will be replaced by. a duly elected permanént committee; and the recall] movement will be put into gear. The Governor and the Chairman of the Board of Education can and must be recalled. Citizens interested are urged “a continue sending letters to ee RED “EDUCATORS” (Continued from Page 3, Column 2) hundreds who have entrenched them- selves in Negro colleges. The Attorney General of the United States has this information, and much more. Rather than warn and threat Americans in different States of our Union with Federal sanctions, troop- intervention, bloodshed and violence, he should immediately invoke the ‘Walter: McCarran Act. He should sub- pene: the scores of commiefronters efore the Subversive Control Board. ‘does he not do this? Because the integration. issue is a@ big political vote media for 1964. The Kennedy ad- ministration has thrown its lot in with the left-wing of our Nation and feel that the left-wing can perpetuate them in office in 1964, They, there- fore, are not prosecuting communists. They feel that by apprehending com- PRs they would antagonize the Set Bete: « anton, through. the, “liberc gl-intellectua ze HEADS UP UNDERCOVER The editor is proud to introduce this new column “UNDERCOVER” in tribute to the many undercover agents for the F.B.I. now working under much strain and hardship within the network of the communist conspiracy. They all know that some day they will be called to come forth and testify before many govern- mental agencies; and in so doing, will subject themselves to vicious social, econ- omic and possible physical attrition generated by communists. Many, who have surfaced, have dropped from the public eye as a defensive media, and some have since perished. “Heads Up” will present one such great American in this column in each issue. It is hoped that citizens knowing the whereabouts of former under- cover agents will contact Karl Prussion, Box 6519, San Diego 6, California. They are much needed now in the showdown fight against communism. April-May, 1963 JULIA CLARICE BROWN Julia Clarice Brown served her country under great duress and with much sacrifice as an undercover agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation from late in the summer of 1951 until May of 1960. She was the principal witness at a hearing held in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 5, 6 and 7, 1962. She, therefore, is the most recent undercover agent to come forth. Her testimony, throughout, completely exposes the fallacy that “there is no threat from within” as ex- pounded repeatedly by Attorney General Kennedy and the many so-called “liberals.” Mrs. Brown’s testimonoy, once again, reveals the total disregard that the communists have for the welfare of the Negro citizenry. She repeatedly pointed out that the communists are ecstatic about Negro problems, and use them to foment hatred and civil strife in our Nation. She vividly describes the commun- ists’ carefully planned infiltration into the N.A.A.C.P, She describes communist methods in fund raising, and the implementation of “anited front’ tactics, which were prescribed as the “chief task” of the com- munists at the December 1959 National Communist Party Convention. Especially interesting and disturbing was her testimony showing communist intrigue relating to the infiltration of church organizations. Mrs. Brown was act- ive in such organizations as the N.A.A.C.P., Sojourners for Truth and Justice, the - National Negro Labor Council, the Progressive Party, Committee for the Pro- tection of Foreign Born, Bill of Rights Conference. The activities of more than 100 communists currently and formerly residing in the Cleveland area were described in her testimony. Her testimony was most productive and of infinite value to America. She resides in California and is daily continuing her fight against communism by lecturing and writing, despite the vicious and cruel economic and social attri- tion directed against her by the communists and the “intellectual-liberal” ele- ment in our Nation. America owes a great debt to this outstanding citizen, Julia Clarice Brown. ciples, as set forth by our American Heritage, and come forth in a fight against the subtle communist con- piracy can, must and will win in 1964. thousands of hidden identity com- munists who could generate opposi- ion movement. Their deductions, as opportunists, are wrong. A slate of candidates, either Republican, Democrat or Inde- pendent, that will stand on the prin- "HEADS UP" BOX 6519 SAN DIEGO 6, CALIFORNIA All Americans are urged to get into political activities now. The Kennedys and their staunch lackeys must be re- turned to civilian life in 1964. 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E. ; Atlanta, Georgia 30305 sf Fi ZIP CODE ae Mayor Ivan Allen ; 7 Sa 3700 Nerthside Demise is i =_ | Atlanta, Geergia 30305 i ripe rs } By es ES age » ety pe” “ August 24, 1967 Mayer Ivan Allen 3700 Nerthside Dr., N. W. Atlanta, Geergia 30305 Dear Mr. Allen: | I have an extensive file on M. L. King and his activities and feel compelled to share seme of this with yeu. It is enceuraging te read in the enclesed repert from Washington that the FBI's file en King will be available for the use of Cengress. Thank you fer your prempt acknowledgment - eof my letter of the 9th. Sincerely yours, | Oia, Ae Las 0 sti Mre. TT. J. Wesley, br. 5575 Lake Ferrest.Dr., N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 50505  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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