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eee, a 7 : swe me ee edie EEA ee en ee ee . Va eaaty ts a odep ie F ee : Tris (Swhatl ALL Real ? CLOCK Oy! mae oa ofan, | through the recommendation of|cited numerous instances of Hinck- Mrs, Roosevelt, Hinckley was for ley’s radical theorles and his con- (Mason Charges icon e ° a number of years national chair- nections with communistic organ- First Lady Aids man of the American Youth Con-fizations. gress, a subservient follower of| “It ts nothing short of a na- the Communist party line. It 18 ltional disgrace that one 0 promi- cr: ? Btalin’s ‘fifth column’ among thelnent in the o . perations of the Com- rift 0 unn youth of this country. munist ‘fifth column’ as Hinckley Hinckley obtained his position|munist party, Mason’ ssid. =| should be placed in a strategic Nationa Disgrace position in our Federal Govern- Also Accuses Testimony before the Dies Com-|ment and particularly in our De- mittee proved that Hinckley was;partment of Education” he re Miss Perkins in an active member of the Com-'marked. a yy FS rr a ~~. Debate in House By WILLARD EDWARDS Secretary of Labor Frances | Perkins and Mrs. Eleanor Roose-|' velt vesterday were ng@med by Rep- resentative Noah M.! Mason (‘R.}. of Illinois. as having extended sym pathy, encourarement. and protec. tion to socalled “fifth column: agents” in the United States, Mason spoke tn the House in opposition to the proposed trans! fer of the Bureau of Immigration! and Naturalization from the De-| partment of Labor. headed by Miss Perkins. to the Justice Department.' The move was designed to cover! ‘up Miss Perkins’ mismanagement! of the bureau, he declered. Cites “Examples” “The results desired by the President can be much more quickly and effectively secured by demanding the resignation of Madame Perkins and appointing a tompetent administrator in her place,” he told members. The Illinois Representative pro- .jceeded) to relate “concrete ex: amples of protection, of sympathy and ol fneouragement lately civen ‘fo cere eolumn] agents’ that are at work in our giidst..". Mason is & member of th¢€ Dies Committee, oo and some of thrjfacts he gave the ehh House had not previousty been| ~'' made public. we “I call atention to the astonish. ing appointment two months ago . 1 of William fHinckley as adminis . _ {trative tant to the commis. ; ~~ sioner of education.” Mason said. 7" “It is my understanding that {fs fF — ccm ena cei BAB Sa PS its ete OEE eens cea fs a my ran coe a ale eee — oo ae .