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. .. ~ oo Mr. LTojaon - tO J \ Mr. BE. A. Thm _ : Mr. Clegg | . x ; . - \ A CN, eZ Glowin - Lottey . A a ; { Dies Links CIO Group; f= o High Federal Aides. wi: wcec— kc a scruti Ca: terd de_publi i i io tday made_public a_preliminary re- port charging 72. Federal employes with belly “in__ frequent _ communication” Ww CIO Political Action Committee offictals during fecenl chMmpUmME The oonmitt ude rent Ligato ae bert committee's chief investigator, BE. Bitipling.-who sald: “From evidence gathered Jam of the opinion that the CIO Political Action Committee is In péality Tor 6 RULED of as labor political comimilies eee the political arm of the New. Deal. “While it ls true the top offictals of the PAC are identliled with labor, yet the people who are actually running the organization seem to have no back- ound with labor, but are fresh out f the Government.” MRS, ROOSEVELT NAMED Amon 1ose listed in this category are C.. aldwin, former Farm Se: curity Administrator, now assistant PAO chairman, and C. A cPeak, former WPE employe; Raymond BAMcKeough, former Uinols congressman’ Chariolte Charges of collusion between high-ranking Government officials Mr. Nesso_ and vty ‘New Deal candidacies were under Mise Gandy __ Carr. former WMC employe and George _ "oh itchell, former assistant PSA ‘ad- Mr. Davis Mr. Baldwin - \aBnistrator—all now with the Political Action Committee. defeat of Sen. D. Wortlh-Clark (D. The report implicated Mrs, _Fieanor | Idaho). 7“ . Dirorserelt thru alleged telephone calls| The report also stated that the PAC ito her anepfiinan. and PAC Chair might have engineered the defeat of man Sidn liman, and thru allege communicatorig, gad White House (Continued on Page 13) e visits by VerdaBarnes, head of the igen % thre The Want Ads f ClO Womet's Division who was Rest Results at a Tow cost. ‘call me charged with “Influencing” the recent!Major at DL 7-7-7-7. ; i, a ; - - 7 NOT RVCORYERD 87 AUG 2 1944 ame: ————e eee | anenerngl? 3 \ ‘ WASHINGTON NEWS . 7 , / an