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Officers: wilson Wwe wyatt, national chairman; Leon Hendergory,. . chairman of the exccutive committee ; Louis Harris, national treas= urer} Franklin b. Roosevelt, Jr, national vice-chairman; Nator. Hubert Humphrey, of Minneapolis, national vice chairman; Joseph Loeb,Jr., executive secretary. Board members: Harvey Brown, Melvyn Douglas, iavid Dubinsky, George Edwards, Lthel Ss Epstein, Hugo Ernst, “illiam tivjue, David Ginsburg, Lester Gypanger, Sal Be Hoffman, James Killen, Franck Mc- cullough, b.F. McLaurin, Othoer Je Mischo, Reinhold Neibuhr, Mrse Gifford Pinchot, Edward F. 'ritchard, Right Nev. billiam searlett, Arthur M. Schelsinger, Jre, Monroe Sweetland, Barney Taylor, Mree _ Qther prominent new dealers include Chas. Bolte, chairman of the AVC} Andrew Biethilley former Milwaukee Congressmen; and tlerbert tehamn, former UNRRA heade NEw YOuK LIBERAL PARIY The Liberal Party of New York State has gone on record in favor of the Truman intervention scheme. & recent official party statement declares: ‘he Liberal Party greet's President ‘vrpuman'ts message to Congress proposing im-ediate and adequate aid to Greece and Turkey. Vice chairmen of the New York Liberal Party include George Se Counts, Alex kose, and Neinhold Neibuhre The executive Girector 14 Ben Davidsone ANOLHER NEW DLAL GiOvwD ON THE BANDWAGON Knother New Deal crowd that fs quietly promoting the ‘|. ruman scheme 43 Freedom House, Ince the board of directors of Freedom House have voted overwhe lming~ ly to support the President's programe This fact 1s announced in the April issue of Freedom House News “etter, and it is based on a poll of their board of directors. the following directors of Freedom House are specifically in fa~ vor of the Yruman intervention programs Dre Harry De Gideonse, Thomas Ke Finletter, 1eo Cherne, “eve Geode Be Ford, klmo Roper, Herbert bayard Swope, Bishop Henry 1. Hobson, | Newbold Morris, Spyros P. Skouras, Kex Stout,-eorge Field, Herbert agar, Cass Canfield, Norman Cousins, George Fielding Elliot, Christopher ie Emmet, dre, Mrse Henry Ggle, Arthur J. Goldsmith, fiurold K. Ginz- burg, «rae Andrew Jackson, hev. d]lieam G. Kiernan, :dgar Ansel Mow- rer, irlige Me Riley, Nathaneil singer, Frederick F. Umhey. thts new letter did not report the views of Freedom House birec- tor Cheater Eowles, although his OPa asscoiate, Paul Porter, is a lead-~ ing ball carrier on the Greek deal. NEW DEALERS 95 PER CENT FOR TRUMAN DOCTRINE Mre opeaker, the fore going @nce seems to indicate that Go per- cent of the leaders of the New Veal social: stic crowd in .merica are for the new handout verture. the fact that adminastration propaganda seems to have been able to magnify Henry Wallace's opposition into confusing the thinking of€ some Congressmen bespeaks the power of modern political hyrnosise "T do not want to be on the same side as ilenry ‘a! lace 4s the wail that goes up among conservative Vemocrats and pepublicanse and so they may play right into the hands of the New qeal by voting for the Yurko-= Greek scheme. by setting that scheme into motion they may et.. ie stalin io sit on his front porch a @ watch america bleed to death.