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Henry a Wallace — Part 3
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‘To tux Eprror or THE New York Trues: Los vane
‘ In the Aug. 24 issue of THE TIMES, . : : cone!
“on Page 10, in a carry-over story from ' sci it
‘Page 1, a dispatch datelined Washing: . ee
ton says: .
“The first known penetration was a
Communist cell in the Agricultural Ad-
‘justment | Administration, which, under
‘Henry APWallace, Secretary of Agri-
-culture in Uie-Nieteen Thirties, set up
-and directed the first farm programs
under the Administration of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, * * * .
*. “It also included,” the report said, -
““@ © © and the late Harold Ware.”
Knowing how absolutely -fair Tams
;NEW YORK TIMES is, and how anxious
it is to print all the facts available, I
-submit the following: . '
First, the Harold Ware Yreferred to
‘never was in the United States Depart- ©
"ment of Agriculture while I was Sec
‘retary. This man wag on the United
Ai PIAA OM CONTAR wai States Department of Agriculture roll
AUS A, ? while the Agricultural Secretaries
remaosae is yee er ee Ire chosen by Coolidge and Hoover were in
ti vse? hg dad Reinide idea rieD _ egntrol. It was this man, according to.
timony, who organized the cell ¢n
i ; ASST ? ie BYsprecsch: e first place.
Second, a very short time after
RAaAl30B céll was organized in the AAA. of :
“United States Department of Agricul- -
‘ture I fired some of the members and -
most of the rest left as a result of the
“celebrated purge which took place in —
early 1935. No one knew they were.
Communists until Lee Pressman s0 ~
‘testified more than ten years later. I ; i
"fired them because I disagreed with j
the policies they advocated and felt |
there could not be a satisfactory re-'
‘lationship between the Department and
_ the Congress until they left. .
’ It is difficult to see why the dispatch :
-singled me out by name in connection
swith the Ware cell when Ware never
served under me and I got rid of most
of the AAA members of the Ware cell
ie
sd
‘not@long after the cell was formed,
The|Senate report recognizes that ¢he b a W/ 7 65 -A
[AA got rid of these men in e@rly
- "1935 and does, not mention me {by he ys
2 ‘name. . . HL. A. WALLA 7 — —— 5
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