The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-03


ed.
Wendell Willkie
A paragraph from Men Without Faces,
by Louis Budenz pages 277-78), former
editor of the Communist Daily Worker,
now an ex-Communist and professor at
Fordham University, tells us about the
case of Wendell Willkie, former Republi
can presidential candidate. The Commu-
nists had long since penetrated the New
Deal because it was the party in power
Earl Browder head of the Communist
party, decided that it would be valuable
to have roots in the Republican camp.
The One World ideas of Mr.. Willkie
made it comparatively easy for the Com
munists to get to Mr.. Willkie. They sue
ceeded in persuading him to represent
William Schneiderman, California Com
munist District Leader, in his deportation
case then coming up before the U. S. Su-
preme Court. BY spring of 1913 Wendell
Wlllkle was before the u S. Supreme Court
pleading the legality of the Communist
Fifth Column in America.
Now. Of course, Mr.. Willkie was no
Communist - he undoubtedly thought he
was doing grand job for civil rights.
This paragraph shows two things:
l. The Communists have infiltrated
both the Democrat and Republican Parties
for many years. If we could only see be-
hind the political scenes. I am sure we
would be shocked.
2. The Communists influence the high
est political figures in the land
Newspapers and Magazines
Whitaker Chambers. former Commu-
mist and senior editor of Time Magazine,
said there is probably no important maya
zine or newspaper in the U. S. A. but has
some degree of Communist penetration
Notice how the headlines and editorials of
many papers are slanted. The book review
sections Of some of the large New York
dallles Will not give good review to a
conservative book Many Of the magazines
sold at newsStands seem specifically de-
signed to destroy the morale of the armed
services. The sex and crime angles are
magnified to destroy the moral fibre Of our
young people
Since the Mccarthy hearing the left
wingers and sympathizers who have in
filtrated the news agencies and newspapers
have declared blackout on anti Commu-
nists news. This is why you read so little
anti-CommuniSt news any more.
Art
Modern art has its origin with Picasso,
an admitted Communist He said, my
art is not to decorate apartments. It is re-
volutionary art - for the class struggle"
The idea is to make our civilization seem
degraded. ugly, and hopeless. The idea Of
daubing paint on canvas the way a peevish
child would do it, and calling it art is part
OF this pattern. This will probably in
tur1ate many So-called modern artists
AT the Brussels Worlds Fair and Moscow
Art Exhibit put on by the United States
Information Agency one half the pictures
were by Communist artists and we're bla-
tant Communist propaganda.
Communist Influence On Presidents
Earl Browder was a frequent guest
through the side door of the White House
under Roosevelt. Whitaker Chambers was
courier between the members of the Har-
old Ware Communist espionage group of
government employees and their Russian
masters Members of this group, which
numbered approximately l00 were in the
White House. State Department. Treasury,
Agriculture Department. etc. They funnel
ed every secret Of our government to the
Russians in World War II, even the date
of D-Day. OF course, another gang got the
atomic bomb.
Chambers quit the Party in 1887 at
great risk to his life. later becoming sen
Tor editor of Time Magazine When Hitler
and Stain made the pact in 1899 that start
ed World War II. Chambers tried to tell
President Roosevelt about the spy ring,
but could not get to see him. He did get
10 see the security officer of the u S. De-
partment of State at his home late one
night He told him the full story and the
next morning this man rushed excitedly to
the White House to tell the President. After
listening impaticntly President Roosevelt
told him to 60 to He'll. 1t was twelve years
later before the story came out. OF the
harold Ware group nothing ever happened
to any of them except Alger Hiss, who
went TO prison for perjury l have read
mat some OF the attorneys who were men,
oers OF this spy ring are now employed by
the large taX-free foundations.
Next Mst1iimeHt = HOW Com
munism Took Orer Other Nations.
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