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* © Trumbo,” Olin \Downes, Richard_O.| munists in their staffs. The assistant “Borer, Jessfrsmith, Nelson -Algren, | foreign editor of a business magazine '.& ~Robert¥Qarse, Millew Brand, A ima | is a party-liner, slanting the news ‘>. Rochester’ Edwin eayer, Meridel about the Balkans, for example, in Tae Sueur. Ben *Ejeld, “Cliffortodets, ifavor of Russia as much as he dares. Vellingtar™ oe. “Crocke Johnson. | A Communist ts industrial relations MarvNamidleeck, Kate Ix tchell, 'expert of a well-known industrial hard “Watts. Jr. William Lt : : “Magazine; he shows. adroitness in hirer, and Marionalargrove, finding something good to say about “Also Uphirdersey, Jnmnes Arie, Comraunist-controlled | unions and i ‘ Norman, Rosten,:in emphasizing the faults of anti- ase, Bruce.,Communist urion leaders. ‘magazine that explains Science i to the general reader woke up re- é . are cently to the fact that its editor-was ters, - Alvah “Resse Witham > ra Communist. He was eased out’ Shuisting~tead aylor aldwell, quietly. There are party cells in -} and Martha ‘Gellliorn. ___ large firms publishing pulp maga- ° ARTISTS, MUSIC] NS, ete.: | zines. and stories have sometimes “Rockwell Kent, William * ropper..' been angled to glorify the Kremlin. Jo Davidson, Marc tzstein, Lily - oper Pons, nd AWard, Bill < Mauldin, ; : . Morton SOSeHE ould. ENS <Sicgmeisten [Atlantic Monthly Switches . Yel lert, Earl,“Robinson, and; An astonishing development of the. _ Harold D8Qome. © (7 Past year has been the transforma- < THE HIG IER. LEARNING: Pro-; tion of that old and respected mag- ‘fessors. Robert Morss ‘Lovett, Fred-j azine, the Atlantic Monthly. After 2° erick Ngehuman Arthur Upham | 14 years on its staff. William Henry s Pope. Dir .Struik, WaltebsRau- | Chamberlin, author and lecturer on >? nstrauch, Emanuem™ hapman, | Russia and the Far East, resigned Margaret?-Schlauch, Dorothy~Brew- ; several months ago, declaring that Ne Pratt) airchild, Edwin the Atlantic had taken a violently 7 By er gurgum, Jero avis, Lyman j pro-Soviet.. Swing, distortin g the Nae ley, Richard PNCox, Dorothy! truth about conditions in Europe ‘ *Brewster, Ralph HYGurdjach, Ruth! and China, that. it had_ published 2 BS Benedict and H. W.L,/sDana.”""yinaccurate and prejudiced articles RELIGION: Kenneth “Leslie, ; by such writers as Raym_nd Swing sis * editoy-of “The Protestant.” Dr. Harry and Anna Louise Strong, former ’ ¥FDWard, Bishop W. Y\ Bell, Bi op ; editor of a Communist propaganda David<Sims, Rev, Willi adie | paper in Moscow, and that honest ford, “Rev. Stephen #.. tchman, | and well-written articles by able and a4 Rev. Guy Emery‘ghipler, ev. Jack. informed writers had been consist- NvicMichsel Rev. < Robert wee ently rejected. . -#*and Rev. Richard Morfor, formerly! At the same time, the late Ray- *. executive secretafy of the Commu- | mond Leslie Buell, who in past years ‘nist-influenced United Christian | had been a frequent contributor to Council for Democracy, and now the Atlantic, made similar accusa-_ director of the National Council for | tions. f° Soviet-American Friendship, This week the Communist Party pn, . begins publishing a weekly, the Chi- “ Reds on Weeklies I eago Star, If you read this carefully . So widely has the tolerance of /You will see the names of certain :; Communists spread that even the ; Supporters of party causes frequently ' great weekHes and monthlies and | repeated. many of the old-established book You will find some of the same rs have Sprinklings of Com- | names’ in George Seldes' weekly 2 “S<'newsletter, “In Fact," and. in ak fam S, Gatlmor's recently estab- |try be SINT our | any;business%} s]the line. of' least with, Communis: | 5 . so | Comes’ Convenient: . “Naturally these names will also Communists are ¢ | refrain from wea’... and-sickle on thi lished newsletter, “Now,” which spe- jin “¢lalizes in foreign policy, alway: e found continual! ‘Worker; in its Wes the People’s World ressman Hugh de Lacy's Seattle weekly, the New World. y in the Daily t Coast brother, + and in Con- Communist }|. The American Association held ; in Washington in erator in one of Communist, as ti. tainly ought to | 2 association gave ‘|. of merit, in 14 cat Raymond Swing’s Bias “In radio Ra ymond Swing has a » nation-wide a udience on the Amer- 1 lean Broadcasting Co. as well as a British audience once a week. In « recent months his astounding bias ‘in favor of Russi: an policy—~on Po- Jand,-on Iran on the atomic bomb— ne of the miracles of! to broadcast to the y short wave, regime and es - United States b . fying Il Duce’s his war on Ethiopia in 193 year she came to the Unite Well, that's how 6. Next/And thoy wit! Hert d States | the betier untit nm. . . 1944, to/ that there shall be ‘promises, no evasic peasement of this o! Htarian minority. April of this year she wa ’- mentator on the Blue Network, now ’ the American Broadcasting Co.