The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-19
Alleged Plot Against
 United States Govt.
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Adrienne N. Iselin, are both listed in the New York social register. He is a member of the Racquet and Tennis and the Metropolitan clubs of New York and of the Sons of the American Revolution.
 James Erwin Campbell, 42, a re- tired army captain, of Owensboro, Ky.
 Gilbert and Campbell were two of the witnesses before the committee whose identities Dies took such painful efforts to hide yesterday The other witnesses were James F. Cooke, department commander of the Tennessee American Legion, Athens, Tenn, one of the men who tipped the committee about the ac- tivities of the campaign; and Reid Brodie, president of the National Deposit Bank of Owensboro, who helped the committee trace Gill; hert,s contributions to Campbell.
 Documents Made Public
 Dies made public several docu- ments introduced in evidence before the committee. One was a letter from Moseley to Campbell, dated May 12, from the Atlanta Biltmore hotel, which read:
 I'm writing this in the midst of packing up to catch the p. m. train for the west. Yours of the 10th has just come. You had better not at tempt to send me the reel of the May day parade. It should do lots of good I shall use your state ment showing what the children started. If the Jews bump me of be sure to see they get the credit help our cause.
 Best wishes always,
 "MOSELEY."
 Moseley to Campbell. April 21: ''The fact is that the most serious problem confronting America today is just this problem of the Jew and how to get rid of his influence defi- nitely-locally, nationally and inter- nationally"
 Deatherage to Campbell, Decem- Der 14, 1888: ".. The plan now as he sees it, is to start little CHG in Atlanta, where we will map the enemy, our friends, consolidate with us those we know are right, and prepare the plans for the cam- paign ...
 Job in Itself
 ''That is job in itself, and thing in which you can be of great deal of help. Of course, the general must be careful in dealing with men of the R. O. A. or any outfit that is still in active Service-for if he did, the accusation would be made at once that he was building up a Fascist army
 "!Right after the first of the year it $ the intention to call small conference. say about 25, in some place as Chicago. quietly, and dis cuss the matter of what we are going to do about this thing. Out of that will come only program - the rest we will do on the basis of what the general thinks can be done at. the moment. ...
 Needs Military Action
 T believe as you do that it will take military action to get this gang out and the organization must be built around propaganda organ ization now that can in a few hours be turned into military fighting force. That's the idea of the boss also, but it must be kept on the q. t.
 "As far as the program is con- cerned, that is something else. We do not need Fascism or Nazism, that is true = but to my mind We will have disciplined force under cen- tral leadership, and an economic program that will put these millions back to work and keep them there" Dies characterized the campaign against the alleged plot on the gov ernment as propaganda ia highly inflammatory anti-racial" nature. This campaign was financed, dies said,, by Gilbert who began his con- tributions in 1897 and in all con- tributed $8,000. Gilbert believed so implicitly the members of the New York Club were plotting against the government that he contributed $1,000 to Campbell to build a "re- treat" in Kentucky for the revo- lution. His contributions for the campaign went first to Campbell, Dies said.
 Select List of Persons
 Dies said the propaganda cam paign disseminated anti-Semitic lit terature in highly confidential" reports of the alleged attempt to overthrow the government. These reports went to select list of about 40 persons, many of whom are Amer ican Legion officials and retired army officers. The reports predicted events which, after they occurred, attracted nation wide attention, but which the group made to appear as part of the plot to seize the govern ment, Dies said.
 The details of the campaign and of the alleged plot were SO compli-