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(: rf Office Meme: naum ¢ UNITED ST. “BS GOVERNMENT : 7 + MR. A. H. BELMONT .>* pars: June 21, 1957 & : Ishe., © iS reom +) W. C. Bulli —_ ar 4 eveysct: MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Se. (2 4 INFORMATION CONCERNING (CENTRAL RESEARCH) >|. Va Mel‘er or The decisions of the Supreme Court during the past weeks have, = Gent .. without a doubt, given to the Daily Worker and The Worker their greatest opportunity in years to flaunf photographs and statements of well-known persons who are in accord with the decisions. It would be “out of eariesi koe if they failed to bring into play Mrs. Roosevelt. 1 Ww qr’ The June 21, 1957, issue of the Daily Worker gives front i:cze attention to Mrs. Roosevelt by quoting from her June 20, 1957, column, *My Day." Mrs. Roosevelt termed the decisions “encouraging, stating, “they came at a time when many of us have felt that the individual was losing many of his rights."' The article pointe out that Mrs. Roosevelt specified her approval of the decisions and had associated herself with a plea to | President Eisenhower for a Christmas amnesty for all Smith Act prisonere in 1955. t The Worker in its June 23, 1957, iasue screams with headiines ‘such as "Bill of Rights Advocates See Bip Turn by Court” and "Our Crusading and the Court," the latter pertaining to their prediction on the reversal in Smith Act cases. RECOMMENDATION: [ 4 b val a ° ° 4 Y MAL-hem ; ) / [ - ' a a 2 . 7 3 ‘. i 1 - Section tickler Al h 1 - Mr. Belmont f “4y) 41 - Mr. Nichols cone w . wit acm" Ga b> 738+ (of yi {ves 4 JUN 25 1957 at Rae ‘ —— al “ecete OP fo Gin. ‘ e LF a Oe ee