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on War, Peace and Revolution. The Hoover group is
generally thought to be conservative, but on examining
their personnel and directors, we find the same old
international crowd of Bolsheviks and financiers.
The Hoover Institution was founded at Stanford
University, Palo Alto, Calif. in 1919 with a donation of
$50,000 from Herbert Hoover. He had been a member of
the first graduating class at Stanford, founded with a
bequest from Leland Stanford, the Southern Pacific
railroad tycoon. His only son, Leland Stanford Jr. died in
a hotel room in Florence, Italy at the age of fifteen. His
grieving mother became the prey of a number of
spiritualists, one of whom persuaded her to start a
spiritualist university, founded on such mystical Eastern
teachings, as "The balance between night and day is the
balance of the world", and "The mainspring of the
movement of the world". "Life and death is the great
secret of immortality."
Because of the difficulty of organizing these doctrines
into a coherent academic curriculum, Mrs. Stanford was
dissuaded from the idea of a "spiritualist" university, and
the present Stanford University then came into being.
Reputedly "conservative", it has in fact been dominated
by Harvard Liberals for many years.
Herbert Hoover founded the Hoover Institution at the
suggestion of three men, Andrew Dickson White, Daniel
Coit Gilman, and Ray Lyman Wilbur, president of