WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE COMMUNIST COMSPIRACY

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• Publication Date: February 21, 1961
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CONGRESSIONAL. RECORD ? APPENDI
ih appeared before- sauthern student
groopt as a youth leader. (Ile is national
1stlh director of the. Communist Party.)
And he solicited the support of white stu-
d.m%s ior sit-In demonstrations.
On March 211 at the University of Wiscon-
sit relinquished the main speaking
r.le at a youth forum in favor of Herbert
f,piheser. known to his youthful audience as
ed: tor of Political Affairs.
Affairs is the notorious "theordtl-
cai" magazine of the Communist Party.)
1Zubm's barnstorming grand tow included
app.,,ar ,ores at W4I1lam and Mary College,
Will!amsburg. Va.; Universay of North Caro-
Ins. Chapel Hill,: Duke University, Durham.
rs7 C.. and Union Theological Seminary, at-
to the University of Virginia. ?
h the. groundwork well laid in parts of
ti'- South and Midwest. the Communist
functionar.,, swung to the west coast. On
Oct,.,ber 26 he met with an assembly of stu-
Cents at Reed College, Portland, Oreg., and
on November 1 at the University of Wash-
?toti. Seattle, the youth leader unveiled a
new none-on.
.SUPF.RI3 SALESMAN
He di.dributed copies of New Horizons for'
Youth, a Monthly Marxist publication edited
by M.,itliner-Danlel Rubin,
? On the following day the editor addressed
,?outli rally at Seattle's Wilsontan Hotel.
1-tirotiehout his tour of campuses, Rubin
urg.d students to participate in the na-
tion,i org-nizing conference of progressive
youth tq be held In Chicago .starting De-
(MIlloer 30.
it.ihin proved to be a superb salesman. No
less rhri 86 delegates appeared- at the 3-day
meet-tog helci In Chicago's Albany Park Cul-
itiral Center.
AVERAGE AGE 22
Their average age was 22 and they reg-
,rc,.. from these States: California. 3:
"Ka .11:-gton, 4; Pennsylvania. 21: Ohio, 5;
New 19; Minnesota, 2; Illinois. 29, and
fruit:. Oregon. Michigan, and Iowa.
and two other group leaders con-
ed a preconferenee press intervievi to
(h.ity dl Communist Party connections with
tie ti:ecting At his side were Alva Buxern-
la 24. teacher-in a Philadelphia suburb,
.net Mill on ,Anthopoulos, who identified him-
self as being from the College of the City of
Nov York,
.
While conference sessions were barred to
;he ,,ress, here's what. transpired:
MIss Buxenhaum lauded the technical ad-
;,.,nce and increasing strength of the
S R. and her satellites, and said this con-
5 challenge to the United States.
With youth demanding a brighter future.
? I tire is need for a new youth organization
I ? uproot racial; inequality, to fight, for better
-chools and crap witch-hunting.
HITS HOUSE COMMITTEE
MC new group would exploit the evalua-
t.te, of relentitic socialism, which, of course.
is ...-etimunisni
Anoi her speaker launched a bitter 'attack
Use House Un-American Activities Com-
mittee and the FBI. Pearl Hart, president of
u?- Chicago chapter of the National Lawyers'
Guild; received a standing ovation after her
talk
t The "National Lawyers' Guild has been
cit,-rt as a Communist front. "the foremost
legal bu:Natk of the Communist Party.?)
c:?,tiferenee 'readers beat down a delegate's
,iuggestion that the new youth group should
tailpl,,y the word "socialism." They de-
r, ,Thed ;.s.s, more acceptable a "broad leftwing
sludeet. teenage and working youth .organl-
7.al. Inn."
Ori February 1'1, 1961, I inserted in the
Appendix of the CONGRESSIONAL RECORD--
zir.'C page A1030?an article which, as I
said, pointed up the heed to inform fully
our university students about commu-
nism and Communist tactics. It Was bst
L. Jack Allen, Nebraska chairman,
Young Amertcans far Freedom, and dis-
cussed the danger of communism with
special- references to Nebraska Univer-
sity.
Anyone who reads these and other
articles will only ask one question, That
question is: "Why is not Congress doing
more?"
The Washington Post and some other
newspapers say the student riots at the
San Francisco committee hearings last
May were not Communist inspired.
t As long as such publications close
their eyes to what is going on the public
interest requires that Congress investi-
gate and inform the American People
about Communism and Communist tac-
tics. University students and the public
must obtain the facts.
Mr. Walter and the other members of
the Committee on Un-American Activ-
ities have given patriotic and dedicated
service. I cannot praise them too
highly. Public apathy, not opposition
to the Un-American. Activities Commit-
tee is the only weapon the Communists
can use which could be fatal.
Would that the committee had avail-
able twice as much money and a much
larger staff. I would favor increased
funds also to print more reports as to
-the menace of communism.
The answer to Comniunist propaganda
and tactics in our country is an informed
public and laws to punish traitors within
the framework of tile Constitution.
In conclusion, I repeat, Mr. Speaker,
I strongly urge an adequate appropria-
tion for the expenses of the House Com-
mittee on Un-American Activities.
What, Every Woman Should Knpvt About
the Communist Conspiracy
EXTENSION OF REMARKS
OF
? HON. WILLIAM C. CRAMER
OF FI?0ESIDA
IN TUE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday, February 21, 1961
Mr. CRAMER. Mr. Speaker, reeently
I had the privilege of hearing One of the
most stirring speeches Concerning com-
munism that T have ever heard, by Mrs.
Prankfin B. Nott, chairman of the Status
of Women Division, of the Florida feder-
ation of Women's Clubs.
The General 'Federation of Women's
Clubs is the largest organization of
women in the world. numbering, I be-
lieve, around 11 million women through-
out the free world. Within the United
States, it is Well over 5 million. This is
a tremendous potential for survival if we
can encourage these women to' become
informed concerning Communist tactics
and strategy, and certainly Mrs. Nott is
doing her share b.nd more.
Billy Graham recently stated:
Communism is on the march around the
world because its supporters bring to -it a
high degree of dedication and missionary
Zeal. ,wr e we go Merr y on our w
Mg it can't. happen here.
}tow true are these' words. arid I hope
that--every American woman who reads
Mrs. Nat's speech will take these words
to heart.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW AD'OUT
THE COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY
tBy Mrs. Franklin B. Nott) ?
As chairman of Status of Women Division
for. the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs.
I feel that it is urgent that we, as clubwomen.,
become informed concerning the strategy and
tactics of the Communist conspiracy. There
is nothing that would so downgrade our sta-
tus as women as would international com-
munism. With the increasing number of
women who vote and take part in public life
today, it is urgent that we become informed
as to the facts concerning this atheistic
conspiracy which seeks to engulf and destroy
us. Down through the years, it has been
women who have set and: maintained the
moral standards in the homes and commit -
,iities of this Nation. The theme of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs is
"Responsible, Responsive Citizenship for
Survival" and the theme of the Florida Fed-
eration of Women's Clubs is "Conservation
for Preservation" (conservation of human,
spiritual, and 'natural resources for preser-
vation of Ameriban ideals). With these
themes in mind, clubwomen of today can
play a maim- role. in the defeat of this con-
spiracy.
Imagine, if you will, a person who is
capable of criminal acts, who can lead a
double life under a false name, travel on a
false passport, deny 'religion, morality. the
sanctity of an oath, preach violence, and
practice treason. That man or that woman
is a Communist, a member of the interna-
tional Commtinist conspiracy?A member of
the Communist Party?
Today, just as we sit here within this
meeting, somewhere within and without: our
borders, Communists are also meeting and
plotting the destruction of the United States
of America.: The Communists say. "We must
train men and women who devote to the
revolution not merely their spare evenings
but the whole of their lives."
? As long as this conspiracy exists, nothing
we have ever accomplished in the past or
hope to accomplish in the future is secure.
To a Communist, anew youth center is a new
center of indoctrination; a new library is a
means of reeducating the masses; -a home,
an allotted number of cubic feet per person;
a mother, one to be liberated to manual
labor or perhaps to become part of a com-
munity of women where the sanctity of mar-
riage no longer exists; a child, something to
be educated to atheism and the vision of a
world in which man the animal reigns su-
preme.
Already, pne-third of the peoples of the
earth are under. .Communist domination.
Today, let us ask ourselves, how close is
communism to those of us sitting in this
room.' rhe Colrain/nista already cOnfi-ol most
of Eastern Europe. In Asia. we find Red
China, North Korea, and Tibet,
In 1.959, General Cabell, Deputy Director
of our. Central Intelligence Agency, reported:
"In Latin America. the Communists hope
to establish governments which, if not ac-
tively pro-Soviet, are at least neutral." In
1959, J. Edgar Hoaxer warned: "During the
past several years, certain elements in Latin
American countries have played an increas-
ingly important role in the Communist plot
against the United States." During. the
past year or so we .hare watched the devel-
opments in the island of Cuba, 90 miles oil
our coast. As recently as July 1960, IChru-
shchey said: "Now the United States Is not
as unreachable as before."
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Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/03/19: CIA-RDP68-00046R000200190006-2