I THEFASCISTG,2f+&&s REVIVAL..the I ~nsidestoryof ( T
7theJOHNBIRCH I SOCIETIJgmn ..who is in it? I who is behind it?who
directs Iand finances it? -L I* ByMIKELNEWBERRYeh - I s- /-.
-------- rC T H F A S C I S T a 1,NBIQE STORY OF THE JOH
BIRCHSOCIETY ByMIKENEWBERRY ? 2 '@ NBWCENTURY -, 852 Brqad~y, New
Work9 aoQPRINTEDIN THE U,S.& THE INSIDESTORYOF
THEJOHNBIRCHSOCIETY By MIKE NEWBERRY I . Rifles in the C e hIN
fmREGIDSTTOW ~ OOMinthecell=ofasuburbanhomeon Loag
lslPndsevemlmenare dthldng beer. SatmibynightHigh $I & and
jolres and "theboys" feel h a mItseems, atk t
sight,llkeatypicalweekendparty. Originallytherematiimromn \ ~ e s
b&farthe cbil&m ofthe hmt,an adv&gman,aad 8ba~ean,
dddren'stoys in the con~rd r tbe d m W.&W&,beside the
bearglasses, isa dull. AtthefeetofthedouIsetbook,% Joha F f a d
hmm, open tothechapter,'That&God(.for) theNationalRifleAsso-
daaon." W's gatstarted,"tba hosthiccups.
818e-Meayguestslineupatoneendofthemeation fcmrn. Riaisare h
&&h. &A@by h e thaybegintargetradice, rifles wobbly9
and the cork tswg.ri6-a&~the shot. in l e ni&t.n e r - 1 ~
~ of a s a t -d y aigb are shooting at a phota
ofChiefJusti~f!Ear;lWanren af the U.S.SapremeCmut, hun on
thetarget.Cheersring FanWIclMadness1 Bmt wban a .shot pierces tba
eyethe photo. No, &~e~getl hen:of suburbiaare merely 'obeying
the latest ad*oftheJ a b BirchSodety. __ - AItis d d d h the k t -
s e kof whatsenabr BarryGdd- - 010mervativebutwhichd&t be-'
'&akeist revival."Itisthebookthy titledThelohnFranklinLetters.
of arms. Ittsllo how.a ' e ~ t i c , ~ %ndergroundarmyn willbef o d
. 'to watIPoYvths .Rs.GO-at.Itisverymatteroffaot i. "HoaL..flatfon
only time will teQ"saysi ts bhnb. .knniler,its publisher9 a
leadindistributor ofanti-Se- &ticand hate literature, boasts
&atthe boo5 was written at its o
mrequestby"twoformerU.S.Covmtmentintelligenceof 8mr lItisa
%stseller* in BirchSociety circles.LyleMunson,h dofThe Bookmailer,
isdescribed byRobert Welch,fuehreroftbe Birch Society,as
"agoodfriend ofmine." Boasting of aworld-widesalesapparatus
that"extendsto109 wwWesaswellasallSOstates,"andincludesU.S.
Embassies andmilitarybases, theBoolrm&rreportsthetthe boobfab
havebeenincreasingeverymonthsince itspublication,"reach- qmmal
hundredcopies a week. 'Wha~are The Iohn FranklinLstters all about?
, liereisa weirdandfrightening taleaf how'liberals," "Man-
"unionmen,""sub-humansavager"of NegoesandPuerto
Moans,andthe@SupremeCourt,''betrayAmericatotheUnited N a W
"t,zueaucrats." civil waractuallybegan,saysthebook, in1058 when"the
manyviciousand dangerous onesamongtheNegroesandPU&Q
"attacksonthepolice."W e& d y havea warinourlarge
northerncities. . . and almost causetroubleareNegroanand
PuertoNan." thhracismtoafeverishpitch,thebodcpur- ow U~&t endt
bm willbe deported to "slavery " Laws willbepassedmaking race hate
ah e . T i l eeoss will loot the&tiesanddropatom bombson all
tfpd. aAnti-FmcistPeople'sDemmcymthatisvoted gaemihgangs
of%nditsnwillb n havetobe TheJohnFranklinWtwgbwhowilltrainto Dm=-*
- 2&g- ,hosrp r v to Wtstllb 7ir6 F b t P l r d ~ ~ : t ~ w e w
i l l b e r ~I , L . , n greatn u mbobtrainadsoldisa h-omf s d
&uruyf o r ~ s .s&ow=&oftrainsd msn and &
ofweapeas.Sportingandhomm!deweap ons wPI l bd* ..- .3 ' ., Hasrw@
tbegaperate? "Constrnctcarefullya~ a t n ~ o x k of ml t - t mwt
withyour ~testsd frkmds.gnoW minut$y 1mkfop.-&@Po b w b
thetimec2mws F md bUm dha; aw!rmmk; *@ I p d n wadiwe* . . .
Cbndmmt, ~b.uY,to emtion 1 plltimew$ wad&,ab& +
.t%1~ain-ba36 it,a12 i s ad&the&i&gk:- I 'Dbb h ~ ~ ~ e
a b call to pmpm fol *partisan d8;remechoed anti*%*AnwdmnM v >
mwd by Ithsi Christina F&*faded by Bev.w5:md, zi sedizfonist It
is drcubthg a pam-Skadd I You OWRaW, illusbated witharevolvera
that~~cWBS, , . d ---&sf.1'fi may nwd
tohowsoneday~mm(Ehnghdsdded.) Soif the s u b M t ~ we bPve been
describing putaside their beer gksss d tab up des cm a Saturday
night they an, merely foQuwhg
&ebsetihlrctiansoftheirfuehrer.Howmany Birch SooieCydub,
Iwonder,engageinsuchactivities?Howmany fanatics of "tbs
fascistrevival"haverifLesintheircellars? 2.Ins&theBirch Society
"TimMHWWTEVIL ofdemocracy,"writesProfessorReviloP. Olivers
aleadingpropagandistoftheBirchSociety andamem- ber
ofitsNationalCouncil, isthatofthe humerical majority." 'I)emocracy
hasoftenbeentriedandalw~ysfoundwanting," hessays.aSolong asit
remainsdemocracy, inthestrid senseof the word,it maybecome
chronically foolish."Writing his"schol- arly"epitaph for
thedemocratic wayof life intheBirch Society's
houseorgan,AmericanOpinh, (April,1961),ProfessorOliver
says:"Democracy~ n e d Athens-ofthattherecan benodoubt*"
Whatdoeshepropose?Headvocatesa"RomanRepublic" for our country, such
as existedin the time ofCaesar. America% still legallya
republic(not a democracy)and we hadbettermakesure
thatitisoneinfact,"hewrites,and: con- cludes : "Ifthatis
notpossiblethen weh e nothingtolook for- ward to buta Caesar,
andnothing to work forbut thehope thathemaybea9 decenta man ascan
attain powerin the &mmstaru:es.. . ."
WhoisthisCaesar-lovingprofessor?
ReviloP.Oliveris"thephilosopherofAmericanfascism."He isan
intimateco-workerofRobertWelch,fuehreroftheBirch Society,and he
isone ofthe "innercircle."He isa frequent con- tributor to the
AmericanMercury,wherehe keep^companywith
GeorgeDeathrage,exponentof"ConstitutionalFascism"andone / I t . t h
e B k &S a c Hy M8 1 1 ~ h o M~ d r l *iath.JdmBlnohScde4y,"
phll &m-sSppbgh Nlcardm,Lynn cbslMd*uperawas 8
"3.IncreaseradioprogramssuchasfeatureFultw Lewis,
ClarenceManion,etc. '4.er-wrMngcampaigns.
%.OrganizefrcW8,committees,etc.,tofightcornmu-
"6.Shockthepublicbypublishingleadingquestions ai m4 atpinkod e g
epresidents,Redclergymen,etc. -'' Thi
smanWelchisaformidableman:theDallasMomkrg
-NewsreporterwroteoftheBirchSodetyfuehrer.%eisno :-McCarthy fram
the wrong side ofthe tracks. Heispolished and .vocal.Buthe isno
m&pc~t.Heis dedicated to the proposition thatany W(IYtosmash
wxnmdsrn isagood way,no rnatstwhow -preoiouathe~ ~ t d debrism y
b,e." - Theuincidmtd debris"thattheBirchSodetywould leavein .
itswakeisdemocracy. Democracy,itseems,is the prime enmy of theBirch
Sodety. I Itb not merelythatdernoc~acyiswf~~lish,"as Psdessor
O&ver, thephilosopherof therighfhassaid,butthatit
is&obstacle .; to tbedr aggressive warprogram.To fight tbfs
war,Sera%ozBarry ,-Coldwater, the political leaderofthe right,
hassaid, we will have toe s r d a ' ' democrscy."Dem0wac-y hasno
vision, nofidfill- ment, no point ofarrival," William
Budey9thethemetidan of the Right,hos said,butis
*theliberal'sobsdon.''He says blmtly, 0 "I.fbatone, waddl mt-'k
says-*+w-tge mmely *(IdsCsptPoe phrase, nid hd"
Itisnoteasyp;ubEelyandopenlytoattackdammr8v,wf theseBWiites da
privately.Besides it would be p3fth-d suicide. - Sothe
BirchSocietyhides itsantGdematic - a~ "a nt i - @mdt mprogram.
Using*shabby,oldTrojan Hmceof*mti-&r~rm-Jt) RobeatWelch,iq his
ArndmanOpinion shmb:* C o m e in- Boezmesam now h almost
emqdeteworbgwnwlofom
Government.TheU.S.&vemedtItselfistoday,andfurthe .
.pastmanyyearshasbeen,the mot&powexfdand important
forcepromotingtheworld-wideCrwmunistadvancaw "Wasbgton i spushing
the Marxistprogramas di l i gdy and aerapidlyasit dams,"Welchsays.
Iti sinterestingthatitwasduringtheG.09. Administration
ofPresidentEise&0w&r9 in E"ebruaryblms&atthis &aged
, ^-unktcontr02~ ofourgowmnentwfs made.h r h g ' tothe
BirchSlociety itisnotwhomasthegovemceni~batthe #
omofgovernment-constitutionalde-cy-thatb pix2of.
"theinternationalconspiracy" p ~ d therefommustbe "iadlced." W a
sEisenhower a "COIIBPU&~P IsSuprmwCourtChief
JusticeWarrena"Comm&tt?Ofcoursejre$&. the, E
dSociety.They,sbgiekgtbeAmiwk~an Oprdon,are allpartof "thesamep
WSuch nonsense may'bewilder the layman.Just -what qplotm
areeheytalldagaboutAb,buttothef as oI ' s t - dd tMs upbf" isasdear
as theparanoiadfHitler* Foritis*the internationsl '
campiraa)twthatPrlesidmRoosevdt*p'omotdT(Amdoan Qpb. bf i ) ;it is
-the "treasonMby which the "Rot!b.%I&R&dm mb''of7-dM d t b
a h *controlboth"Mweowand Wmb@nl"(Anwebn.
Mercury);itisamodern,AmeTi md vmhn ab Hitlw8s Msl nKumpf.1 The
irrationalhystdcsofthe Righthashoweveritsrational ;p B t f dbasis.
Hitleroriginate$te$$0Umti-Commmist"or&~na-~omintem ' -.. and
therightsofthe whalepeopleandthe pathtofascismisdeandd itsBrstob- s
t a c I d m ~ . . . Itisthe ' ' d c a lmajority:not the
*minorityfthatPro- fessor Oliver,md his BkchSodety
fuehrer,areredlyafter* Thus,thosewhoidmeate"legal"and'ivtablew
"anti- C o m a , "InaatlEona1interest,"orwhateverotherinter-
vestedor213avesbd,delivernotonly the"Cormm~ts,"but b w e 1 m
in&b handsofthefas&ts,Liberalsand me nm-tiveswintbem bs
labeW"Communist"bytheBirchSodety and,infact, arebaingso
labelledheady. I$ then " - m " is the &@EWJ ofamok ofa hs&
oEensihb thenthe defenseoftheri&ed theCommdstsis thebt lineof
defenseofdemocracy.-Democracycannotdefeat -the fdsdst revival"
byretreating.. The'politidmadness oftheBirohSociety i
sbeingorgsnized into a poPt i d momentby Borneof the
oountry'stapMMcCarthy-
it=AmongthemisMedforvl&am,formeruS~wiiyChi& ofrhe
At&BmrgyC d i a n andeditorofFaotrF a r m,. . .
xmlbmmmTexesoilmanHeL Hunt'spropagandaremrnantof
McC&fsbeyday,He is alading "CO-or~tor"oftheBirch Sodety andone
ofitsbadooom bosses. Anotherh d h gprcqmgmdistand favoriteof the
BirchSod- ety isDanSmoat,aa E ~ e r * FBI. man( B b Bwkofths john
Birch Society, p 80). Smoot wa s.J.Edgar Hoover3 Administrative
Assistant inthe FBI NationalOff$-,andretired fromthe FBIto help
direct the M m y i t e Facts Forum, before, like his co-wo&er*
hdng the BWt ento~ement. +*-$
FuerWelchhasmoundedhirnselfwiththebrainso"""2
L$.m%ica;smfitarist,3d"tkta andracistgroups.
-;?iq::K?.,.?!;iflT!!w$, t ! t ? j , ~$ ~. J , ._ The Nati
odAssociationofManufaeturemwasholdingi t s d d e r e n e .Onthe
banquettablesoftheWaldorf-Astoxia'sGrand. Ball- roamin New
Yorkwasan epicurean feast of canapes,caviarpand
Elushedoffaceandwithaglfntintheireyes, siaed namufachue~slaughed
and folred and camaradeaie -7 -- . - I - -I , ' I.= ' y w highdWb P
women d ~ P ~ Q - ~ ~ o w B ~ w ~ werein-the h e g .71:fpwmeff,S n
P , therewassesiowbusiness athand. ' I:--;.AW-,
&ebigbinessmenbecamequiekThebigbest .&mdof
txqxms~we*wasabouttobastowits-most ban- i, opedawardon one
ofitsGrandOldMan.AreespsWawe 1 s i l d the~oi
sycrowdasabenignChicago banlrerand m u -iactmer,ColaG. Parker,rose
totherostrum toaccept the plaque -thatd himthe%.A.M.MANOFTHEYEXR.''
-J:* Cola G. Parkerwasi n d dtheGrand Old Manof the N.A.M. , He had
been the top executive of the big bminess s ouf a years. %-He
wasformerChairman, formerFresidmt,torrnsra dofits
Exeu3tiveCorntit-,and farmerheadof i t spowerfulFinance
'Chnr&tm.H ewas"Mr. N.A.M." kP-$ 7 , Y ehe wasXIOW
r*~&irbgP : >.-..Thd &,Cak GbPwkw9 the"N.A.M.MAN
OFT)][Ewas I - -retiring to the~ a Hmr d Camdlof&elohaBbokS wWj
I .-Inh e r chrled the BirchSodetyC d W. N.A.M." ! 'wouldsoonmeett
h wotherPastPresidentsof tha N.A.M.,two ,
VicePresidents,mdadozenN.A.M.airetztcm. Itwouldbe B e OldHome
Week.Forthe N.A.M. istothe ', I Bfrcfi Societyas htbrfs toson. ,-
Consider,iyyo wi&aMissouribusinessman withtbeun- :M y rime d F.
GanoChance, whois aPastPreddent&'the N.A.M.,d misan
theNationalCOW&of theBirchWety, ' 'md who isone & &em ~
~ f adlve leadersofboth. SbmanotherN.A.M.Presidenton theBirch
SocietyCoundl k . '5sWiEanJ.Greds,theMfhvadceefoundrymilkmaire,who
' ;triples in brassas TmsteeoftheBirchite" F ' o m Sch001." -
MartinJ.Connor,III, aN.A.M.VicePresident,andE. C.
Swigert,afourthN.K.M. President,bothareon theEditorial
IAdvisoryBoaadoftheWrchSodety's magazine, A d m Opin- +:bnTherethey
sitbesideParker,Chance,Crede, &elpingto a,.edit one ofhe most
hysterically fascist pubUcations intheUnited .~Staees. - Tbee
bigbusinessmen undoubtedly feel quiteathome inthe .
innercirclesofJob Birchism, forRobertWelchwashimself
.'aM.A.M.VicePresident. I 1 I r I ! I t filewurkerbe by-passed and
theelite amongmgement , "a selected*groupof those "in the
supervisory levels andhigher; be chosen h rthis ''directaetim." -
This is mwtlyhowtbe John Birch. SocWyclubs of "the el&em
wemorganizadhy tth9N.A.M.afikhbwhornm&rmed(ta n d w k .And, in
fact, one of the first steps of "the fascist re?vi&dMwasto e d
h haschool,the
"FreedomSch~o1)HinabrodoSegs,Colorado,whereitholdssemimarsin
"JEc01~3dcsfopEx~uthtes.'' Tuitionfortheseten-day seminarsis$960.
Theteachersofits 14 I I I (%apl owd hdtprijdu4l4lbmty -nrs kCP..*
he Bbh SMetyp&esGoldwateras sayhgin ;t apsy Ha).-,
inAPmdgnPolicyforAmerica,"printedin the N M b a ukwSd Ma&
%,1901.To "defeatthe threatof,wdd Corn- ' me
mmGoldwaterwrote,wemnstbep a v e dtows'ssdcem-- Teatas Rdo30$
JusticeandPmp"ity." ,Ww w h a the adv008td these
"sa&cesmforsazid UJNAM. htemm thusgavehim a qnlte happytos ~ ~
d c e everyone bnehI om. Inhis N&iunalRedewit on dm line, he
wrote:' Weshouldenmuragetheie;aptive peoplesto rw01t1and"Wemustbe
oursdvesprepareitto wnd&d- tary operationsagainst
vulnerableC&m-~&m@mmTbfs im duds thesendingof "ahighly
mobiletask$0- appropriatenudearweapons to the scamof the thisW ~ U
M "total~~S~C~~URI.'' , ,, k. cr Yessgold^ is
readyto"s;amific8"-Y~Ul E~~~~~i: :i Hisisodgn Policyfor
A31nericarisbeingsoldby the N+ &mdR d w ,fn ordersof5,000m m
mcopies,toN.A.M.a dB M Soebty industrialists. I' am not$ l d
glove:Goldwatertold!theN.A.M.5a.; hk csjolingwiucry, butimwhb
aren'tloved,he added;"1 don't remember anyone loving England" i
Peacefulcoexistenceamnotbedefeated by?we,"Goldxvoter1 ral d"Ihe
UnitedStates,"hetoldthe N*A.M. had be--quit., p e b g on its knees
to inferlorpeople."Aodhe wasu&m& outbyapplause." Such isthe
Wrect g c t i dthattheseN.A.M.leaders, though thdr
diprinktheBirchSooiety,seek totuxximpu Itisthe"directactionm
ofdesperate ,men, fhstratsdby the
defeatofStatetpdic$ateverywmgturn; and ofpeace.Thus,b e
N.AM.lead& Society.ThktheseN.AkA.M. hadm ev's04m ufcsabtenw.Xh
s ,fhege mto financing "the fasdst revivaLU - .The
Wa@Jo&rortsthecomplaintofthe Repub- licanParty's
dfhgatits3wedthycontnbutorsnare forsakingit tom~pport &the
BirchitegroupsP ,TheseMg b-631 arenotcrackpots. Inkct, thsre ,is
lMUlincrack-potted orlunatic-fringed about thecalcnlating sadcare
&y plannedBirch Society.However d d - d be thehy~t8fi
dSbt8m8ntS0fSomeOfib "fmnt" men,those
hehind-the-sceneshavetheireyesfocused onexactly what theywont.
These W.A.M.leaders are among the top representatives ofthe
businesscommunity.Internationally, &q havebeen thespokes- -men
andambassadors of big business.NationalGoamcilmember
oftheBirchSodety,ColaG.Parker,hasservedas"American
Employer&legatentothe InternationalLaborOrganization,in
Geneva,w&W.L. McGrath,whoisontheEditorialBoardoftheBirchSodety
AmsriconOpinion,isa memberoftheGovern- ing
WardoftheI.L.O.Boththesemen, inthesepositions,have repr&m&d
theentireAmmicanbusinesscommunity,and pm- sumablhavespokenh it.
ESucmenareaeeustomedtoandcapableof nationalandin-
tematimdplanning.They are not small-time operators.They we
not,inte~:estedin fly-by-night politicalgroups. These business
leaders become active ina politicalmovement, like theBirch Society,
becausethosethey represent havedecided thatihqrdoso.They
willusetheir va t Mmncs,resources, andh d a l
wealthtoachievetheirgads. Thesuocessof the Birch Society could
nothave beenpossible &&outtheseleadersoftheN.A.M. 1 I.- i
l, \ + . ' I I . I f - War 0;Peace W~ g a s DID"the fascist
revival" comefrom? Whyhasit reared its h d at this time? Thereis no
mystery to &is. Capitalism is in crisis.Iti sno secret; TV
politicalqub-shom, 40 last warsha Cuba,Lw; victimshtu thema . d
Evaytimeths ~brW~Mpcbravudoal a1Wes9or a+Rusk, falls
&i&.bimk the farcidsare thEs aZ&ngto tabltbe btest
disillusionedColdWarriorsundertheirRightwing; Siaee a fordp policya
f war,bold,I d e m , cp to failwitheway newhonitsiierofWh mh i p
,th I ths Bightpow%-withnewF~CTUWHere,f a s hthesolutiopItoyoar
despeaatbnj*Prusimtimand sbamme. it'ssimple,justs @q
tryingh&-nmeesore9,ant3h9e t Qnrs with oms andfor tidf* Let%
gotowar!. @US.'waldpollcy~-tiIb fl policyof -- mt h 6 n t & P
t@~,~~ -~~TMsk&i i b, of d to s era& itfromitsgunboat a
''&bwkd,pmgramathomecam02 pdky tbat la rnc@amwy, therigus d d~
t s * & k ~ aad welfaremeasurer Mmeron "*.tbe-.guafiteof war. I
t istbe fam3f61r~ ~ & - b u ~ ~ @&tie.OncegumreplaQt ~ ~ X
, ~ ~ & & ~ ~ Q X I S , tbe I@ltbdB OW tbe @ hi
sb~,33-ous"is howm w w d yprepti ve joamdisbat. fint, dewrbed these
fanatics. e I i i M ~ ~ s " wasthedictum ofA- -Qpmweil. 3%-
JiLamdv. . yet,~w'tM W O I ~ ~ ~ thoughtof, ' atfirst, "&ms"
Pad. wm' t$ 3 [ i kridiculed sJ s *m*= b it mcepary, .at this
latedate* to.saytbat dan rs gf will be debt?t~tedif
theyS&OUS~Y=-$and Laughingatfasdsmwillnotlaughitaway.Wi sW will
notwishitaway.Nor4 thebe&*gof"tbafaschPt r n ~dw#' hehelp
defeat Shis determind offedv8 ofthewwa&watceS. TObhs
&3d@,u&ZZ@~h @cz1k,pnd~ 0 ~ 3 d a g pc~pb em& wbm hdsm
woddburdenthed*andms& d warwhile bring tham Ehek kd~~rious.3pm
n rights,we a h-iag."a ~bobUg-thefiunions,and subjectingthem
tosaooaQ e$LP *+< thc thnet off dm. is veryd a d ilms-, I :
IT&h Ne w psopk,to whm f~t5&m w d dmeanan insti- tuting of
radm to the l d of nationalandinternationalpdlog, 'wane
nu*war,thehethreat:of -fasdsm isa betat \ @ 82--.- .r jimarowr
thean d. t he w a n dofequrHtyand fntsgntlon,tbe theatof t , :J W k
mmk,towhm dasdPmwould- mean a k- -7 ,ki meat moment olf~histawthat
we are &&.' I - - -of wade and &uscannotexploit him,
isrisingil. Mdtahotmyto W shoes,furtb 43awemm-t. ~l ony, whm tbe
cMbn bm beem W m fix am- h d m & &istE3seatenP.Itts be
mGatbe proats04the Am cartels(mit~theirpaw-&mind- Butifachildon
theNflehasanewof dwes,too* Iis?%-)* epea-and securityof
tbecitizensofB&Q,Idaho, t93rw-FS d m offemto~~ by propingt ~t
dwash3d i s m-ma&the Rm~tagoa agreesto conveztits
worlddv41id;e~~H-bomb b a rintopl aegfields.Is the proeped d d d g
ocn 45 MIlimdollarMU budgcta d redy reducingthe Menof the inwmetax
atheattothe?nte?malSecurity*of ym&~homep S* says:Let'scompete
inp aahdmekbbh wayof Ilfeda ths ' & f0r$Uld f~YINUlWhd.h @ S
this theaee~tyour freedom? Wo r
nisnotthreatenedbySocialism,butbyfascism.Y kmocmeyis nothcatmed
bySodalitmy bot by fasdm YOU ara not
threatenedbySod-brrtbyPm&d. Waris not inevitabIle.Pea& b a
mb l e . With patimise and severace,wecan h d the "common languagep
& peacs " * b ~ that erKhmshcbevoftheSovietUdmhssiugd.
"Wehamto&dacommon !arqpageoneeaain qotstiofks,"
theSovi&Prsmierhas saM. 7'hequestimof thefor peace,
forthepreservationof peace,is aqugstioaibt: doncems al lmeol
fh~ughimt theworld,irrespectiveofthe soda1 or pWm1 *c t mof stab."
Pace is whatthefascists fearand hate.Itispeamthat"the
fasdstrevivalmbasbeen organizedtodefeat. Qclt4 Oncs upan atime,
theG-rramWof' %Ua BdW e was engaged in o Ilfeand&&A~ g g k
wiih wurldf a s h ., Therewasaheadline,Ir d , intheChitag6&Srm,
aW d ofSeptember,1945,thatexpressedhowpeoplefs9t. ut : SOME SEEM TO
THINK END OFrWAR il4kl.DE ATHE FASCISTS NO LONGER OUR ENEMIES t
bhtt2ea notanend tothe I f -1 .. I-.THREEVOIGESFORFREEDOM -': "A
PATEWL MOMENT IN OVRHISTORYm Dissenting opinionofAmxiate Justice
ofth Sup- W L Black,in the McCanan Actddecisiw t' 1PrricG$ ,I5 \s'
1 DO NOTTHINKTHE I CO?3RT% ACTIONCAN BEJUSTIFIED" Dissenring
opinion ofChiefJustice ofihe Supreme CorndEat1 Warm, inthe Mmr a n
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