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Ace dy 6 NE RE TTS, atte oh S09 He atte ® ‘a Theadless ‘corpse” be left as a’ “prarning, cf bodies be strug up from trees by their atkles?- . iL Tunis phposophical problem Is posed in iigh Mountains” *-Dalias Roquemore, a‘ z circulaicd by a supposedly legis- lative iobby of the “respectable *' right” — the ‘Libe erty Lopby — whuse pr opaganda work has had =) Med with terror. Therefore, sitch” “a principle should be adopfed‘ should’ the’ dead? rGet Ye Up Into The. «by “Reverend ‘ ‘guerrilla - warfare” manual of arms, being’ f the -couperation of Senator Karl - ~ Mundt (R-S.D.), Senator Thomas Dodd (D.-Conn.) and Senator John L. McCiellan (D.-Ark.). - Reve-end Roguemore’s book deals as well with eye-gouging, the use hethocs of “terrorizing of the " eheiny.” | “Get Ye Up into The High Mouniainss” is brutally frank. of poisons, and lesser - ’ In its insiructions to the rightlst guerrillas is says: “When it is “necessary _is also necessary to leave a good ‘to kiii an enemy, it . ‘ : impression for other enemies to ~ see.” Commenting on the effective- - ness of the chopping off of heads :this ghoulish manual of arms’ ‘of the ulira-right casually notes: i hether ft had a head or not, “The dead body did not care: , bgt: psychologically the individ- - i faced with such'a sight can “ sde himself in the same decapl- “tated condition and the heart is e son.’ Not that we need a -tromty, ; -vading enemy, _ the bodies with some mark which - squeamish ° ‘are offered several alternative =~ by guerrillas for just such a tpa-< but we might terrorize the [in-*: always leaving. would be universally understood throughout the guerrilla fighting \). force”. - ~ ony “For instance, the dead bodies could be suspended frum trees. “\ by thelr legs,” the book goes on 5 to say, “or any other suitable ~ showmanship for an example to the enemy.” (My. emphasis MIN) oO} Ordained as a Baptist minister —¢ ° Reverend Roquemore offers this’ \ advice in the causo of “Christ- . janity’ and in the name of | “Christ.” “This Book is written |* to the saints of the Most High 2 God,” he says. ~ The Liberty Lobby, in fact, began selling this treaties on v head-hunting in its “Christmas « gift" list, just” before Christmas, ; last year... . “OR aN THOSE WHO MAY be about head-hunting * f Ag methods of terror. Reverend Roquemore writes * with enthusiasm of “the Japs =, “(who) used such methods as N placing a red hot stone in the ~‘s bend of a prisoner's arms and- « tying the arms that way.” Then’ there were “the Assyrian armies, 4” of old (who) would gouge out = {> eyeballs and use other tortu esi, eyen worse. They led their ‘ie’, &.. ‘s¢ners down the street with a S ak In his nose or jaw fo st We wa ‘ty the conquered people.” - He reluctantly admits that / : “This is truly the height of* _cruelty,” but, he counsels; “It . pe 33 isa" Ui Bre OF ay 22 1 MAY 2 508 g6£4 con RPE 1962 Trotter. Tele Room - Holmes Gandy The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News = The Evening Star _— New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American ie: New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Worker an At The New Leader The Wall Street Journal —_____. The National Observer —_— Date S40 2 Ge