The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-07-06

times.
Who are some of the people who
compose the Chang hackers?
Gen. Macarthur himself, first and
foremost, who has given support for
Chang its most dynamic propulsion,
and who has indoctrinated a steady
stream of important visitors TO
Tokyo.
House Majority Leader Martin, Re-
publican, of Massachusetts, and
Senate Minority Leader Taft, Re-
publican of Ohio, who are in charge
of the Macarthur Doctrine in Con-
gress.
Sens. Knowland of California and
Wherry of Nebraska, Republicans,
and Sen. McCarran of Nevada, Demo-
crat, among the harshest critics of
the administration foreign policy.
Alfred Kohlberg, New York textile
importer, whose $1,000, O00-a-year
business depended on Nationalist con-
troll of China. He established and
was the financial angel of the Ameri-
can China Policy association, which
feed propaganda for Chang Kai-shek
to members of Congress and 200 edi-
tors and publishers. Also founded
and angeled the magazine Plain Talk,
now combined with the Freeman.
Clare Booth Luce, former Repub-
ican representative from Connect
cut, an eX-president of Kohlberg's as
ISOLATION, and wife of
Henry Luce, publisher of Time,
Life and Fortune, born in China of
missionary parents.
William Loeb, Manchester, N. H,
newspaper publisher and past presi-
dent of Kohlberg's association.
William J. Goodwin, former assoc
late of Father Coughlin and Gerald
L. K. Smith who more recently was
the agent chosen by Chang Kai-sheks
government to high pressure approp-
riations from Congress at salary
of $4,000 for two years plus ex-
penses which-Goodwin' entertain
ing of members of Congress, and
others, being what it was ran as high
as 500 day. He followed Taft cam
paign train round the country in
1947-48, raised funds for Taft, and
worked for the Ohioan's nomination
for President.
Joseph Kamp, anti-Semitic propa-
gandist whose Constitutional Educa-
ton league was cited by the Depart
ment of Justice in World War II as
a channel for seditious propaganda.
Sen. Mccarthy, Republican, of Wis
consin, whose attacks on Secretary
Acheson, Ambassador Jessup and
Owen baltimore were calculated to
open hole to let the Macarthur Doc
trine through. Goodwin boosted he
Laid the groundwork" for these at
tacks. Kohlberg material for the
: m a of baltimore. McCarthy's
speeches in the Senate startingly
oaralleled material in Ramps "Ameri-
"a Betrayed" sometimes word for
word.
Sen. Bridges, Republican, of New
persistent seeker of more
money for Chang, who got $4,000
from Kohlberg in his reelection cam
1aign and piped Kohlberg's propa-
ganda into the Senate.
Rep. Judd, Republican, of Min
lesota, former missionary to China.
Robert Harriss, a cotton broker
Who handled Father Coughlin's silver
peculations and was indicted for
'vading the lobby law.
These are among the principals.
heir strength is all the greater be-
ause some are not lobbyists in the
echnlcaI sense of outsiders seeking
o influence Congress, but are mem
'ers of Congress itself, spreading the
obby's propaganda with the special
dvantage of working from within.
A congressional inquiry into all
heir activities could throw light on
his all-important subject as nothing
lse could.
In that light, the Post-Dispat,ch is
the American people would
ee well enough how to chart their
curse.
montana people will recall that