Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

the air with the party line
propaganda over a local station
Of the Blue Network in New
York was Electronic Corp. of
America,
AS related before in these
dispatches, its news Interpre-
ter is a renegade rabbi. born
Margolis, who changed his
name TO Gailmor to conceal his
identity as a convicted thief,
and deceived the Blue Network
regarding his true personality
and police record in the inter-
view which preceded his engage
ment.
THE president Of Electronic is
native Russian, natural
ized American, named Samuel
n wick, who manufactures
secret electrical equipment for
the army and also has interests
in a company of similar activi-
ties in Mexico, the center Of
the Communist conspiracy in
Latin America.
Novlck hired for his press
agent in New York prominent
and aggressive Communist who.
like Gallmor, also uses an alias.
NoviCk, moreover, is aSSo-
clated with a group OF ConSplC-
uous Communists and fellow
travellers in a new corporation
which is preparing strong
campaign by radio voice and
televiSion TO begin Immediately
after the war.
In Gailmor's propaganda con-
scious examples Of pro-Commu-
MIST bias were denunciationS Of
Great Britain for resisting the
Communist coup in Greece after
the liberation and laudations of
the Quisling Polish government
set up by Soviet Russia IN Po-
land under the title of the
Lublin committee.
TNHlS matter was presented in
Il the guiSe Of news interpre-
tation and, under ordinary prac-
tlCe, the cost of the program.
more than $4,000 a year. would
be deductible from the profits of
Electronlc As legitimate adver-
tlsing expense, in the prepara-
ton Of its tax returns.
There arc points Of similarity
between NoviCk OF Electronic
and the president of Interna-
tional LateX. whose name is
Abraham n. Spaniel.
Like NoviCk, SpaneI was born
in Russia and, like Novick. he
Is diligently engaged in war
production and would appear to
have proSpered enormously.
To this end he has published
AT advertising rates on a ma
tlonal scale several eulogies of
Wallace, oStenSibly as "a public
service including one by the
inefable Senator Joe Guffey Of
Pennsylvania. the artful tax
dodCer, who for many years
owed the treasury an item of
$4,000 and, finally. after much
publicity. persuaded himself 10
pay II, hut without the usual
impoSt of accrued interest.
NNO WONDER the forward
~ looking people of the
United States and the common
people of the world believe In
MIR. Wallace" said Senator Guf-
fey in one of Mr. SpanelS ads,
neCleCtlng, however. 10 mention
Wallace's diSparagcment Of the
American Constitutional Bill Of
Rights or his plan 10 build
highway. whether Of eight lanes
' or one. and whether Of concrete
or platinum, from New York 10
Paris by way Of Alaska and
Siberia.
Another of Mr.. Spanel's rhap-
SodieS was a reprint of q column
by member of the Roosevelt
newspaper following in Wash
ington, which described Wallace
as champion and symbol Of
the aspirations Of the common
man and the under dog.
fOLLIER'S gently pub
~ liShcd a laudatory personal
history Of Mr. Spanel. praising
him for his invention and manu-
facture Of pneumatic boats for
jungle warfare and a pneumatic
stretCher for the recovery of
casualties and for his foresight
in laying up, before Pearl Har-
hor a reserve supply of liquid
lateX, or pure rubber.
He formerly had manufac-
tured girdles for women and
baby pants Golfers tells us
that like Gailmor, Spaniel studied
for the clergy.
He is said 10 have returned
voluntarily Sl.500.OO0 of his
profits 10 the treasury but we
are not told whether he might
have had 10 do this anyway. as
many manufacturers must, un-
der the renegotiation process.
A war contractor thus could
Uake patriotic virtue of legal
1ecessity.
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