Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
ASordid Political Deal


issued to Mrs. Browder, the LAW TO THE CON.
TRARY NOTWITHSTANDING.
The reason given for this amazing instruction,
according to the consular officer that refusal
of visa to Mrs. Browder would be UNFORTU-
NATE FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR and that
a visa must under the circumstances be issued for
the welfare of all concerned"
The officer making this statement is Julian L.
Pinkerton, who has been in the foreign service of
the state department nearly quarter of century.
A THE result of his disclosures, in Mr. Pinker-
"A toms own words
81 am on Leave of absence Without pay and
haze applied for a pension
Undoubtedly Uhen it becomes knolDn that
haze taken the only open to American
to protest this MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE, /
wiu be forced to fight for my pension through the
courts"
In the light of these startling facts it is essen
tial to review the history of the case of Mrs.
Browder
native of Russia, she entered the United
States from Canada in 1888 in VIOLATION OF
AMERICAN LAW and was ordered deported.
Subsequently she sought revocation of the de-
portation order by various federal agencies her
petition being consistently refused.
Among the agencies refusing it was the inter-
departmental primary and review committee, rep
resenting the state department; the war and navy
departments, the immigration bureau and the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation.
Also refusing it was the visa review committee
representing the same agencies.
HOWEVER, the federal agency known as the
Presidents board of visa appeals finally over
rode all these decisions-obviously made by COM
petent and responsible authorities best informed
about the case-and set the machinery in motion
for the legal entry of Mrs Browder into the United
States and her permanent residence In this country
Thus was the thing accomplished claw to
the contrary Notwithstanding"
Thus was avoided the alternate thing which,
according to frank admission, would have been
unfortunate for the administration"
Why was the granting of permanent residence
to Mrs. Browder so IMPORTANT to the New Deal
administration?
Why, indeed, if not because it was one of the
CONDITIONS of having Communist support OF
the Roosevelt-New Deal fourth term campaign?
1t was, in fact, one of TWO jor conditions
of such support
The other, of course, was the release from fed
eral prison of Earl Browder himsef-accom-
plished by PRESIDENTIAL PARDON.
These are sordid facts, but plainly TRUE
facts
CLEARLY, the Democratic vice presidential
~ candidate, Senator Truman, was talking from
the record when he said in his recent San Francisco
press conference that it was the ruling policy of
the New Deal to welcome the support of Browder
or any one else who will help to keep President
Roosevelt in Office
The fact that communism is an alien theology,
dedicated to the violent overthrow of the Amer
lean system of government, is not permitted to
stand in the way of this policy.
Not even the LAWS of the United States are
permitted to stand in its way
And any conscientious American office-holder who
presumes stand in its way consular officer Pinkerton
has courageously DONE does at the certain risk and
probable ruination of his professional career.
If the presidency is to be obtained in this manner
and if the New Deal is be perpetuaed in such way
let be because the American people do not KNOW
THE FACTS,