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f-l tnformed that appeared to be pro» Russian in all his speeches and had assumed the position that Russia could do no wronp, while criticizing the United States | -—-—_——- at every: opportunity > Wy exhibited a film, the name of which T-1 did not recall, showing starvation conditions of the people in India, which film coupled with Elo —@comnents concerning sam cenveyed the impression that the people in India were starving because the United States had refused to send: them wheat. At the convention,@. 7s offered for sale certain booklets and leaflets which T-l believed were subtly Communist propaganda, one of which was entitled "Between the Lines" pub- ~ . dished by one RyRy identified by ROOSA as a man who had spent many years in Russia. Another booklet was entitled "What Does God Want Us To Do About Russia?", which advocated Americans lay - Gown their arns, capitulate for peace. Another booklet was entitled "There is No Safety in Arms", which T~l stated was Strictly pacifistic and followed the Russian idea of peace, T=) stated he was generally familiar with the then current "peace ofieises", which was part of the Communist Party lina end felt that CT» was adhering very closely to this line. - +