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at mina oe O- 19 (Rev. 0-7-S6) [2 t VOICE OF THE REOPLE | “CONTROVERSIAL COU “Manhattan: The recent - which threw eral §; preme Court ruling " speech, decency, honesty and the -, Bill of Rights. The. Supreme.’ Court was interested in FACTS. ' not in hysterical and lying prepa- | a ee ery gania. GACSpy for the evidence ‘ of paid informers and profes. . sional witnesses the Government ; didn't have a aingle shred of - evidence that these Communista . advocated any violence against - RATS vs. CONGRESSM i anhattan: The essman Ravhuorn! ¥' tee investigating ‘ment, When you ask these bird- | . ‘ehraing for facts er. are . stumped. AL SILVERSTEIN. % Manhattan: The recent Su- preme Court decisions represent | & bright ray of sanity through the |: noxious miasma of a decade of |. Congressional inquisition, witch- _ hunt hysteria and character assas- |, © sination. Generation of Americana [' ~ to come will remember June 17, {. * k 1957, as a great day for democ- |" * racy and as a palinode for Mec- |} |‘ hh . i, Carthyism. - en FP - ARNOLD M. GALLUB. i Brooklyn: I note ‘that a cer- |”. tain self-portrayed “ex~-Com- | munist” editorialist, who opce devoted some 400 words to the “nightmare in Hungary” without ever using the word Communism, » was one of the first to applaud ; the Supreme Court decisions which gave American Commu- nists a field day. LENSMAN, Brooklyn: Leave unions alone, says John L. Lewis. So what if the leaders are stealing from their suckers? Leave the traitors free, says Earl Warren. So what if they do steal our secrets and give them to their friends? I say the people elected Congress to ‘make the laws and the rules,’ , John 1. Lewis ant SUPMSOE SMOKOYICH, .t ” wt i Sb 19 the NOT RECORD oa » Se ae 44 Jul 2 1957 EN f of fe sian ale K Nease Tele. Room —_ Holloman Gandy . ouneaior® | — Sees Te 515 wes ‘hflder and hangman Khrushchev ts unrestricted use of television facilities in the U. 5. A., Rayburn demands that the House commit- un-American our Government. The morons activities stop televising these rats > ow believe a sereamning headlines! {| Who would overthrow our Govern- > Qeainst A ican mmunists | nt. Maybe Rayburn dodéan't ’ gincerely believe that the Com-| |‘pnt the American people + fnunists not only advocated but ikfdw"too much about the Cdn- -actually done terrible things Fgunist conspiracy, hmmm? against the American Govern- wo tein 24 AY BUTLE Wash. Post and Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N. Y. Herald Tribune N. ¥. Journal- American N. Y. Mirror N.Y. Daily News G43 N. Y. Times Daily Worker The Worker New Leader es 3 —_ ewe