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Pr ie ns ae wv se. oar ae , os Y ra a ance se 7 ‘ Phoenix File #100-577 a _ ; _.. Enclosed in the communication was a pamphlet entitled "I.S.S. ‘** Bulletin", to which no reference was made in the cormunication. Titles of the articles therein are "I.S.S. AND THE YOUTH MOVEMENT" "PACIFIST WORK CALPS", "J.6.5. NOTES", and "DR. GIDEONSE OW WORK CAMPS", The publication is identified as Volume 1, Nos 2, February, 1941, It is indicated that this pamphlet is pub- lished “at frequent intervals" by the I. 5S. 5. at the above wew York City address. The inside front cover of this pamphlet lists the names of num erous persons who compose the alleged Executive Committee, National Committee, Staff and Patrons of the prganization, Among the names in the firat group appear those of Mrs. FRANKLIN DJ ROOSEVELT, kes. DWIGHT/MORROW, ARCHIBALTY NacLEISH, “ SWILLIAM Af NEILSON and aniong the "Patrons" are listed ALBEXT/EINSTSIN and HODERT/ UMILLIKAN. The latter part of the article entitled "I.5.S. ait> Til YOUTH MOVEMENT" (by Joseph P. Lash) states, in part, "I.S. S. today is uncovering the wast resources of leadership that exist on the campus. It is the training school of student democracy. 4t is becoming increasingly clear that mankind _ will never go back to the post-Versailles status quo, it is not at all clear * what the picture will be in a few years and how much that is good in democracy will survive.......If anti-democratic forees are allowed to secure a monopoly on the articulate youth leadership today, they will have a decisive hold on the future,* Dr. HARRY D,-GIDEONSE, it is stated, is 39 years of age, Dutch- bern, and. oon Potent ere of Brooklyn College, - In the interview with GIDEONMSE _ by one ROBERT G4 Gé SPIVACK, the former gave the opinion that while Work Camps are _- hot a panacea for all social ilis, he does believe that they help to overcome race-pre judice, Due. tT o or 4t is indicated in this publication that in July, 1941, a work amp will be held at Hudaon, Uhio; that speakers at this camp will be represer.ta- tives of the "rubber unions, Otandard Oil Company, the churches and the relief eevee institutions of the area”, vr Further quotations are not being made, inasmuch as the pamphlet has been obtained and is being forwarded to the Office of Origin. ENCLOSURE: TO NEW YORK CITY: Pamphlet entitled "I.S.S. BULLETIN". Dec NS a =" . *.-_ ™ owe a 7. =" - agi". ee an Ne “a, + ane PP NM ene ZENE RES Se cet EN