MD.. June 16. 1949. "Hon. En GOSSETT. "DEAR SIR: I want to express my sincere gratitude to you for your speech which you presented to the rural womens group at the University of Maryland. in which you were in sympathy with halting immigration of the type such as we are now witnessing. "I am a student at the university and a veteran of the Second World War. and I want to say that you deserve merit for bringing to the attention of my fellow Marylanders the nature of immigrants that are now coming to this country. No greater truth could have been stated. when you declared that many of these people have been planted in these camps to infiltrate into this country to serve alien causes. "The Baltimore Morning Sun carried a report on your address to the university group at College Park. Md.. and at the same time inserted some comments from William L.
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Generalization that immigrants are planted in camps to infiltrate the country and serve alien causes.