Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-03-08

At the close Of 1881, there we're s9 clubs in the United States, an
clubs are distributed throughout 81 states.
Some of the clubs listen regularly to broadcasts on international
subjects by the Foreign Policy Association and the Institute of Pacific
Paid representatives of the Carnegie Endowment attend confer
o ensi pae Se s. sS' of t shs0 yearbook MbesS GEf is stated sIs sSss@ . Nations assemblies
a party Of British students and their faculty advisers came to
American students conference, held at the University of Michigan,
On page So of the same publication it is stated:
There arr 10 active clubs in the British Isles; AS authorized by
Nh. Norman H. Poole, secretary of the British Universities League of
q the British isles, reporting. directly to the executive secretary at
Mr. summers Of Washington. win the gentleman yield?
Mr. Summers Of Washington, Does the gentleman know whether
by the United States?
The president of the Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace, the chairman of its executive committee, and the director of
course and Education, is Nicholas Murray Butler, who is also chair
inc), and whose attitude toward his country / have no hesitation in
The director Of the second political propaganda division, known
as the Division Of Economics and History is james Thomson shotweT,
W. descendants of old Americans refuse to submit to these die
to de dena I'll nal Il the United RGtsI s ST. tes to aDG destroy oy@f her Independence De- perpess to y 4n rs
v % cher he. in n, EuF Fgmsn political iast affairs al by entering e. first Es3d the PEI am
the League of Nations, and to abolish her neutrality
continent, Fought the 8 bst tIsS ef Bunker Hill Hill died f at valley F sssS SAWS avs
the United States; we whose ancestors flew the sp American flag upon
the seven We Sa.i in 1872 ~, r ready here and now to fight again the bat
that lie within our power. to expose the plotters against American in
usptHucHct, AHefnCdH sovereignty, AHSiiCd eutrdl ana meTl
can safety. We accept the gauge of battle which has been flung in
our faces.
Nicholas Murray Butler states he is for peace. There will be no
peace on the American continent unless he retires to England or fights
the second battle of Bunker Hill.
The Congress of the United States can save the American Re-
public by an investigation of its enemies, who are plotting against its
independence, its neutrality, and its safety.
If no action is taken at this session upon the resolution which |
am introducing today, shall reintroduce it in the next Congress and
press for its adoption. (Applause)
Mr.. Tinkham submitted the following resolution, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Rules and ordered to be printed:
Resolution
Whereas certain organizations, foundations endowments. and as,
vast expenditures of money to influence the foreign policy of the
United States and have a political platform which is a menace to the
independence and neutrality of the United States: Now, therefore,
be it
Resolved, That the Speaker is authorized and directed to appoint
a select committee, to be composed of five Members of the House, one
of whom he shall designate as chairman. The committee is authorized
and directed to investigate the political activities of all organizations,
foundations, endowments, and associations which have attempted or
are attempting to influence political opinion and political action by any
means whatsoever, with reference to the foreign policy of the United
States.
Said committee shall have the power to subpoena witnesses, adj
minister oaths, send for books and papers, to employ a stenographer,
and to report such hearings as may be had on any subject before said
committee.
The committee shall, as soon as practicable, report to the House
the results of its investigation, together with such recommendations
for legislation as i, deems advisable.