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were in the OSS), want their friends to be exposed. Truman would be inclined to release this material buthas had far too much pressure against this so it will probably not be.(Dr. Philip C. ed.) Jessup, a professor from Columbia University who Acheson is planning to takeinto his office, is being talked about as being very sympathetic to the communists. He probably is but afterall, most of the academics are way left of center and were like swine in the farm gardens duringRoosevelt’s reign. It was considered wonderful to love Marx then but certainly not now.It seems very amusing to listen to my colleagues at the CIA ranting about how they wish to crushworld communism when many of them have terrible, dark secrets in their own ideological closets. Hooverhas many files on these assholes but is debating whether or not to use the information. In the first place, theCIA is growing in strength and Hoover is a very prudent man. However, he views the CIA as deadly rivalsso who knows what might come out?Am now considering the mechanics of the small dinner I want to give for Truman. The weather isnot pleasant, so perhaps towards the end of next month will do. There is a great deal of planning which hasto go into one of these things...the menu, the wine list, the entertainment, the outfitting and cleaning, not tomention the guest list.It would be a wonderful coup for me to do this but I am afraid it will have to be very private if ithappens at all. Truman and I do get along but he is a careful man.Still, I heard about Mr. Pendergast, a political “boss” for whom Truman worked as a judge. P.went to jail, disgraced and when he died, forgotten and alone, the only outsider who attended his funeralwas Truman. Told not to by his aides, he went anyway because “Tom was my friend.” This shows hischaracter and his loyalty. Much good to be said for Truman but I heard him shout at someone in Floridaand he has a terrible temper when he is aroused.I just got in several excellent pieces of armor to enhance my already very significant collection.Both of these pieces belonged to the collection of Hearst and I got them at a very good price from a dealerin New York. Hearst is expected to die at any time now and I wonder what will happen to the rest of hiscollection when he does.I recall that in 1936 Hearst and his lady friend were at Garmish for the Olympic winter games. Wehad to prepare a file on H. for Hitler who was planning to meet with him then. A very interesting andpowerful man.He was the first press owner in America to recognize the danger posed by communism in thiscountry. A very intelligent, if eccentric, man with excellent perceptions. There has never been anyone likehim before and with the press getting into alien hands, not likely to be seen again.Hearst started a campaign against the communists about the time King Franklin was enthroned in1933 and drove the communists and other left-wing assholes mad because he did have a large followinghere. Roosevelt then hated him although he needed the support of his chain of newspapers.The usual attacks were made on him by the left. “Hearst is a fascist” was one of the chants and hewas accused of being a Nazi, which he was not.Hearst, in his conversations with Hitler, expressed great fear that communism would get a fatalgrip on the United States through their support of Roosevelt. He said that fascism was a movement that wascreated solely as a reaction to the brutal activity of communists and not the other way around. He, at least,could see what I have known for years.Of course American liberal Jews loathed him and attacked him in left wing magazines andelsewhere. What these screeching morons did not realize is that Hearst intervened on their behalf withHitler...who certainly listened to him. It did some good for Jews because Hitler wanted Hearst’s support.I have always said that Hitler’s worst error was not the Russian campaign but his attack on theJews. He did not like them and viewed them as totally parasitic in society and wanted them out of his newGermany. By expelling and mistreating them, he stirred up a great storm of fury, firstly among thepowerful Jewish financial interests in England (where they bribed Churchill to represent their views in theBritish press) and then this wave of vindictive fury against anything German spread to the United States.It did not help us that Roosevelt had been elected and had the complete support of influentialJewish bankers but also the total, dedicated support of the communists in America. This combination,which had been in effect before the October Revolution in Russia, worked against anything German. Therewere savage attacks in the motion picture industry, filled with German refugees, and of course Rooseveltwas easily persuaded to attack Hitler and Germany at every opportunity.It became a virtual war, long before Spain in 1936 (where these groups strongly supported theRepublicans or communists) and the war in 1939.