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on as geste Te . . Ht A ae “oy soe Le hag MA - st fees “att, ah Tho Sept-ober 15, 1940 desue reported that a letter fron ELEANG . PC.SEVFLT, wife cf Eresident ROOSEVELT, published in the "Guild Reportor® had - escsailed the Arerican Newspaper Guild on its opposition to Selective Service Legislelicn espresead 4n meetings and in the "Guild Reporter®.” 2 0. Tl» Octcter 23, 1940 issue reported that WILLIALKGRELNE, President of the Avsricun Federuticn of Labor, had stated the American Newspaper Guild stood gp en orgonization controlled by enti-Averican forces... He further stated that those wic scited control of the American hewspaper Guild sought to use that organization for the furtherance of a etversive movement end that its leaders gorght to substitute the Soviet form of gcvernmment for the Democratic fora in | this country, (000 eee os ee ethad Sainte ee tee ates 2 Tho Deeovber 2, 1940 4esue reperted thot GILBERT B,-CANT, ROBERT COMBAT. | | end WARVII Birger, anti-administration candidates for offices in the New York | _ Iocel of the Anerican Newspaper Guild issued the following statements | ov f%e oppose the present leadership of the New York Guild on the ground thot regerdless of whether the individuals concerned are enrolled members of the “4... Communiet Party cr not, their actions over a period of yeers have peralleled the “Rec. , Communist Patty Lire, The Guild Reporter for dum 15, 1941 editorially defended er .d2 the position of MILTON-KAUFMAN, executive vice president, in condemning the se. of Uriited States Army troops in the North American Aviation etrike in California nd in instructing ell locals to telegraph protests to the President gnd the A a 7) ° “Congréad of the United States, This ection of the leadership was spesifically. “ epudiated by the rank and file of ths membership through the medium of Peri thore | rs : ‘And tolegrem directed to both the President. and Congress Oy bre oes edie ee a gt, ‘oh i * ,