investigation and bring this information to the American people. The full one hour interview of Norman Dodd on video tape is available from, American Media, P. O. Box 4646, Westlake Village, California. To understand why such goals were pursued by the trustees of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, it is helpful to understand the background of Andrew Carnegie. Born in Scotland, into a family of radical ideas, he came "to the United States with his parents in 1848. Here he rose from a $1.20 per week bobbin-boy to become one of the richest men in the world. With the right connections during the Civil War, he emerged at the end of that conflict well established in business. A master at dealing in government contracts, he was able to build an empire in the steel industry, selling his interests in 1901 for $250 million. When public resistance grew against his manipulation of government for profit, Carnegie learned that the best way to overcome a tarmmished image was to spend millions of dollars to establish a well-advertised reputation for philanthropy. Andrew Carmegie was one of the first people in America to call for a "League of Nations" and an international "peace army," in other words, one world government. Throughout his career, he worked with other prominent Americans toward the accomplishment of this goal. Although he made his vast fortune in the United States, he never became an American citizen. 88 The Secret side of History of dollars to establish a