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a bans wale | “ef the general membership there is no cause to be complaining against thems © © Mess A. BeACOOKE, President of the Tulsa Peace Conference disclosed that she a that while she is willing to work for peace she likes to do it through her. .° >>, _. own efforts and her column and not through the dictates of any organisations“ aa _. Group coming here and trying to steal the limelight I still maintain that we 2% 2, 08D well handle the situation as far as peace is concerneds We are sure that -. gonferences with Mr. HAYS on the Washineton Side hare and wae cenetana at. :* = AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE no ‘most essential expenses while the Ameriaa Firet Committees had the ma , ~\ > finances to carry on. He further stated that there may be some canmunists. - @ven among the America First Committee and eaid that Oklahana City has its) A227 5 paper said through « telephone conversation that she will be willing td act -” | Fesulte of the Tulsa Tribune Paace Poll which showed that 88% of tb we 3 7 wae Tah ae : Cats eo tial at that time and it could not offer hin even the ~::5 na ow we Se aS fae ee SOS “ VU mptoesniy ss subs Pa share of this class of people and as long as they are not taking advantage .-.. and they will retain them as bonafide members as the America First Committee. ie not taking any responsibility for the many other activities of its menber. but only the peace angle, In further conversation LUBBOCK made specific _...: mention of the CIO of] workers union, stating “I have had several minor; i ia oad To Se Sew we i FR PAUSE ME active cooperation directly from the union was impossible as they are divided |::° on this peace conference but they are doing everything in their power to geo lee encourage and have memberships for joining our comittee and I look for a0 i+ ra satisfactory response among the oil workers." The meeting concluded at 10300 | -: pm with PERRINE remaining in conference with MEAD who had been invited by * 2 him to his home on their return from Bartlesville in order to further the in-~ terest of the Peace Tendency Movement. Even DOW LUBBOCK seemed to take & <. Breat interest in this movement, 2 es, ag hee fee were LP ns \ elose search for BOW LUBBOCK, Organizer for the Anerica Pirst= Committee was of no avail because neither he nor MEAD were in town. Miss. 36-0 HOWARD said)she was not contacted at a1] by them as promised and a call tas: ‘had received a letter from LUBBOCK asking that she attend the meeting last .*..+ Monday but she had a previous engagement and was not interested in the dmori First Committee. Mrs, FERGUSON the columnist for the Tales fribuns 3 a ae Fut as Chairman if Senator WHEELER will come and speak but she doean't want to “ey line herself in the open with any specific group. Mrs. FERGUSON further ‘stated . eo Dee Mise OMSTOCK of the Wonens Auericen Group said thet £4 she is very busy in her own way and expressed herself as well gratified of the’ + way Ol Wis population” dis against any open warfare with anyone. She said "This will give a little “-:; more leewsy in coming out in the open and while I don't like the america First if ae ae peek, * the working people are essential in any group or drive and we have prepared an -: to ape nr zs 7." *ppeal to the various labor groups for oooperations 1 ery at St, dmguat 20, Bear, SS arom oe hot a . cried _ Pee ee . Bo oe ws . eds oe rd re eat After the announcement in the morning igeue of ‘the Tyilsa World - et bh of the second effort to erganize the Amorica Pirst Conmittes QR ealled on — ~- |, Reverend PAWKRY for an explanation as to why he was omitted from these oom ss)