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ve ere selecting an executive committee. The Rev. PANKEY ere ee ner wera no real conferences held so far except that he was called: “€, ‘upon to act as chairman pro tem in the coming mesting"and the Reverend “yet: rae PANKEY eaid that"Reveren TRICK and Reverend SMITH had accepted the honor Brae: to sit on the stage with me so that I will not look like the sponsor of this) %)-: ‘wovement," . PANKEY said thati"Mies HOWARD agreed to act as secretary pro tem. so that notes will be made and there shall be no hitoh in stating the meote LA - _ ing and we certainly hope to get a larger crowd than we got in church on -3:° ‘that Monday night | and Rope to have you there with the Feat of the A.PoM. toe co : fe Later in ‘the acs was about to ‘got: “tn kousk with ‘PERRIME © “ee to get ry . ‘statement from him concerning the America First Committee and -.-2! ee 3 * PERRINE admitted that he had been contacted last week by the group but ‘not ' : ‘for the purpose of offering him some position in the exeoutive committee bat. _ ‘only for the purpose of getting a good speaker in Tulea. PERRINE was asked - | to try and get one of the AMERINGERS from Oklahoma City to attend this nect~ ~ ings PERRINE stated that he had first written hie father and asked his 2... 2 i advice regarding the America First Movement and got # very favorable replys -2-"°.. Se’ In fact, his father had urged him to turn all hie power and influsnss ts Pur- ae Sar re er Oe ee et ame other this organization which is backing their “Pure Democracy Issue.” °°’? + . >., PERRINE further stated that he went to Oklahoma City and found that OSCAR ~ +, ¢ °C. AMERINGER 1s still too 211 to appear in any progrem while young AMERINGER . re SS aon) | is away from the city end is not | expected © back until the last of t the oa _PERRINE advised | that he} hed notified the Reverend "TETRICE with” Beg oe whom he de on friendly terms of those conditions and was told that ‘no’ speaker iis “will be: necessary, to get all the people to the meeting he oan however, in order” <" “to make a showing and he promised even the B.I.A. to attend and has personally ~~ Communicated with LARKIN and TOWNSENDITES groups to attend and got in touch + =5: Jwith FROSS to urge the. largest attendance possible at this important mooting. woe ; aphles a. ae SEO S5 "Mere. DORI ST cane “inte the picture today with an amounoe= oo ont that she Will attend the Oklshoma City Youth Legislature mesting on» “? Labor Day and incidentally mentioned the America First Committee, the Rev. PANKEY as being holy pacifiets, Rev. TETRICK as one who haa no stand at au, - > Rev. SMITH as anti-semetics who hes no peace stand at all and thet Nazi “> - '. “Sympethies are without bearing on the general peace situation. Mrs. WEST... "further announced, “If the American First Conmittee, inoluding General WOOD © as ao many different aims among the leaders there is certainly no future for’ “them and the names of those honest leaders whose sacrifices are holding up . - ‘the committee are bound to fall when the crucial moment arrives." She also .. SPOKe of the A.P.M. montioning the last release she had received from the ©“) “t* mational office urged that imnediate material be sent to Russia to relieve’ ‘the .*y, - Strain of the Russian production of war materials. This infuriated Mre. WEST. _@nd she wrote to them te discontinue sending her material for distribution. | Pom? i