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Hitler: I sympathize with the fate
Of Slovaks, Poles, Magyars and Uk-
ranians."
Mr.. Revyuk told of a proclama-
ton issued by the inner provid
In Vienna in October, 1898, estab-
fishing Andrew Melnyk as "fuehrer"
Of the Ukranian Nationalist party
and urging him to bring it to the
attention of all Ukranian born In
this country. The proclamatio
closed: Long live the fuehrer of
the Ukraine-Andrew Melnyk. He'll
fuehrer."
Mr.. Revyuk told the committee
DR.. A. A. Granovski, professor at
the University of Minnesota, is pres
ident of the Odwu.
Later Chairman Dies announced
he would ask the State Department
to look into his activities in connec-
ton with the American Registration
Act.
The witness had testified all poll
cies of Odwu were dictated by the
inner circle of the Ukranian Ma
tionalists in Germany.
In attempting to register with the
State Department, Prof. Granovski
had sworn, according to photostatic
records produced at the hearing, he
was not under foreign direction.
Chairman Dies proposed today
that the United States outlaw" the
Communist party.
If all other methods fail we
might do like France did-just dis
solve the party" Mr.. Dies said He
declined to say how it might be
accomplished.
The Texan said the committee
probably would ask Congress "or
the national administration" in its
report next January to proceed with
all haste against the party.
I'VE will call on the Government
to proceed against Communists on
as broad scale as possible"
Mr.. Dies said, including income
tax violations and charges Of vio-
lating the Registration and Espion-
age Acts"
After listening for days to wit
nesses tell how American money
was used for propaganda and pos
sibly espionage and sabotage, the
Texan said:
If we can't deal, with them prop
erly 1t shows fundamental weak
ness of democracy"
Representative Voorhis, Democrat,
of California, another committee
man, broke in to remark that the
Government should be careful to
! find formula for such action with
out destroying ordinary civil lib
critics."
Taking s17,5O0, 900 Yearly.
David H. Dubrowsky. former rep
resentative Of the Russian Red Cross
in the United States, estimated yes
terday that the Soviet is taking
more than SIT ,5O0.0 900 annually from
the United States.
He agreed with Mr.. Dies and
Rhea Whitley, committee counsel,
that much of this fund probably was
kept in this country for propaganda
purposes.
Although he left his position four
years ago, he estimated that today
Moscow collects these sums annu-
ally: $4,000, 900 in special levies on
material sent to Russia to aid rela-
ives, 5000, 900 from Russian mo-
ton pictures, $2,400 900 from book
distribution, $1,000, 1000 from an
agency which he said operated a
"kickback" racket, $40O. 900 from the
veterans administration in benefit
payments to veterans and $500, 900
from an agency which he said COL
lects estate and insurance money for
Russian claimants and which some-
times is kept for government pur-
poses.
DR.. Dubrowsky said that as the
Russian Red Cross chief agent in
the United States he handled about
81 900 900 year in Veterans Ad-
ministration claims from 1928 to
1885, when he resigned because these
benefits were being conflscated by
the government.
Murphy Denies Request.
A Justice Department ofIicial said
yesterday that Attorney General
Murphy had heard nothing about
any administration request to have
the Justice Department purge"
Communists from the Federal
Government. The statement was
prompted by the declaration of
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