COPYRIGHTED BY

KENNETH GOFF, PUBLISHER

1948



This Is My Story

By

Kenneth Goff



Bead®



Chapter I

MY INTRODUCTION

TO

STALIN’S MISSIONARIES



I was born and raised in a conservative southern Wis-

consin community.

While working on a weekly newspaper in 1935, I received

a letter through the FERA* informing me that I could attend
without cost, a “Worker’s School” at the University of Wis-

consin. I accepted the offer, went to Wisconsin and enrolled.

It was a typical New Deal project, completely Communist
controlled.

We were daily taught in the class rooms how to or-
ganize a worker’s society. The alleged advantages of a

Socialist or Communist system were constantly discussed.

In the evening, students would gather around the piano and

sing revolutionary songs, such as the
4

‘The Internationale-”

One night, a student invited a group of us to attend a

closed Communist lecture. The meeting was held in the base-

ment of the home of a Party member. The speaker was a

young man from New York by the name of Cohen. He gave
a report on the Seventh World Congress of the Communist

Party.

He called us Liberals, and said we were like armies with-

out generals, or plans to carry out our campaign. He said our

hit-and-miss policy would lead the working classes to destruc-

tion. Only by developing trained leadership could we attain

the goal of a new world order, or international Communism

!

Cohen declared that the Communist Party was the van-

guard of the masses and its membership comprised the gen-

erals for the coming revolution.

During the course of the meeting, he made some remarks

against the LaFollette brothers which caused me to protest.

This angered the speaker. I was literally thrown out by two

husky fellow's. Within a year the speaker and I had become

close friends. We had many laughs over the experience.

My parents were old-fashioned Christians. Sunday
mornings always found the entire family in Church. It was

a little white frame building.

Here we barefooted boys would gather with other young-

sters around an old coal stove, in one corner, and be taught

from the pages of God’s word. After Sunday school, we joined

* Federal Employment Relief Administration

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our parents for morning worship. This was usually followed

by a picnic dinner od the lawn of the Church.

There would be all-day services some Sundays, lasting

until late in the evening. Then we would start home in the

family automobile, under moonlit skies, with my father

leading the group in singing such songs as, “Come Thou

Fount of Every Blessing,” “Shall We Gather at the River?”

“In the Sweet Bye and Bye” . . . and scores of other grand

old hymns of the Faith.

These were the “unbearable” conditions from which

the Communist Party was sent into Wisconsin to “save” us.

Then the day came when the headquarters of the de-

nomination decided to sell our little old delapidated Church

building. This brought about a change in our lives. We
had to attend Church in town.

Services were conducted differently there. The Pastor

proclaimed a new faith. He called it the Social Gospel. This

was the first time I ever heard the validity of the Scriptures

questioned. We were told that many of the Bible stories were
mere allegories. The meetings were quite formal.

Each Sunday morning, the Preacher would march in

while the choir sang, “Praise God from Whom all Blessings
Flow”. Then he would make the announcements. After

that, we listened to a canned sermon devoid of spiritual

power, anointing and fervency.

One day, I asked him about some of the things he was

teaching. Without the least hesitation, he disclaimed belief

in such rock-ribbed truths as the inspiration of God’s Word,

Christ’s virgin birth, the blood atonement and other doctrines

of the Faith. He said we must build a better world based
upon the “brotherhood of man.”

My faith was further attacked in public and high school
by the evolutionary hypothesis. As youngsters, we were told
that God had nothing to do with creation . . .and that the
human family evolved from a one-celled animal called the
amoeba.

I had no idea then, that I was being conditioned in

heart and mind to receive the atheism of Communism in

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years to come. Without this background of doubt, it is to

be questioned if I would have succumbed to Communism as

taught in the New Deal school at Madison.

When I finished my course in the FERA, I received
several invitations to attend Communist rallies. At one such

meeting I was introduced to Gene Dennis, district organizer

of the party, stationed in Milwaukee. He is now its National

Secretary.

Dennis invited me to his office at 113 East Wells Street.

While there, on May 2, 1936, I joined the Communist Party.

I signed a membership card which pledged my allegi-
ance to the Communist International for the revolutionary

overthrow of our government . . . and in its place, the estab-

lishment of a Soviet America. I then assumed another name

so that if my membership book was ever found, it could not
be traced to me.

I chose the alias John Keats and received the number

18-B-2. The latter was to be used if the Party went under-

ground.

I was told that I would not have to give up my religious
beliefs. All they asked was that I read the material on religion

as prescribed by Moscow. An official of the Party later ex-
plained with brutal candor, that if I clung to any form of

religion, I would die along with all Ministers and Priests of

the United States after the revolution.

Dennis said: “Dialectic materialism and religion don’t

mix. Anyone with religious tendencies would be a menace

to the Communist State.”

He gave me a number of anti-religious books to read,

in the hope that I would quickly renounce my faith- I asked
him about the thousands of Modernist Ministers who have

defended and furthered the Communist cause. He replied:

“These liberal chameleons are of great value at present,

but once our goal is reached, they will either have to change

their belief, or pay the price with their heads along with the

rest.”

Communism was presented to me as “Twentieth Cen-

tury Americanism.” Browder and Foster were built up as



the Washington and Lincoln of our day. Large posters

were displayed at all mass meetings showing the American

flag alongside the Soviet flag, with pictures of Browder,

Foster, Washington and Lincoln in the background.

During the Spanish civil war of 1936, the two bat-

talions of American Communists were named after Washing-

ton and Lincoln. It was a common thing to see in our meet-

ing places, large posters of Lenin and Washington, side by

side, draped with the Red flag displaying the hammer and

sickle.

I was told that I could deny being a member of the

Communist party but never to make any statement damag-

ing to the reputation of the Soviet Union. It was presented

to us as the fatherland of all workers. We were NOT told,
however, that the laboring classes of Russia live in chains

of slavery with the last vestige of human liberty abolished.

I was assigned to the Special Branch of the Party made

up of individuals who of necessity had to hide their affilia-

tions. In some cases, even other members could not know

that these particular people belonged to the Party. This

was required because a slip of the tongue could handicap

our work with outside groups.

The Party branches were called units or cells, and usually

met once a week to plan their programs. One member was

chosen as a go-between in reporting activities to the District

Organizer and for bringing back his instructions. Individual

members of the Special Branch usually reported directly to

the district office for orders. They were seldom allowed to

visit the headquarters together.

The general membership of the Communist party is never

disclosed to the public. Only a few leaders in each State ad-

mit they are members. These men become mouthpieces for

disclosing the stand of the Party on matters of public con-

cern. The great body of members remains under cover so

that no accurate check can be made as to the strength of

the organization. This policy has led many to believe the
Party to be weak.

Reference is sometimes made to the small vote in general

ejections. The Party does not allow its power to be shown

through votes cast for its Presidential candidates. It only uses

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elections as channels for carrying, on propaganda to further

the destruction of our Republic — the system which gives them
the right to vote.

There are more Communists in America today than there

were in Russia, before the revolution . . . and in Spain before

their civil war. Since the so-called “dissolution” of the Comin-

tern, Party membership has increased by leaps and bounds.

Following my induction into the Communist Party, I was
sent to the Debs Labor School in Milwaukee. This was one of

the many Communist training centers operating in all parts of

the United States. Such schools are usually located in thickly-

populated industrial sections. The largest one is in New York
State.

Prior to 1935, students were sent to Moscow for their

training courses, which lasted from six months to two years.

After that date, schools were established in the United States

with half the expenses of maintaining them contributed by the

Communist International, and the balance by^the local Party.

These centers of instruction were organized by the late

Abraham Markoff, national head of the Communist school

system in the United States. He of course acted upon direct

orders from Moscow. Every such school is a well of ideological

poison from which young citizens drink atheistic and revolu-

tionary ideas.

Earl Browder says in his book
‘

‘ Communism in the United

States,” page 310: “The workers school is that institution

where we are providing our leaders with weapons, ideological
w eapons of Marxism and Leninism, to be used in the mass

struggle.”

George Dimitroff, President of the World Comintern, said:

“The masses must be stirred to struggle, and Communist

schools must be used to help them grasp the mighty, fertile all-

powerful Bolshevik theorj^, the teachings of Marx, Engels,

Lenin and Stalin.”

We received instructions every day on how to organize
and promote the revolution . . . how to bore from within exist-

ing organizations, and lead them toward the Left.

Gene Dennis told us one evening not to report to school the

following day, but to wander around the downtown area of

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Milwaukee until we received further instructions. I went down

to the main business section the next morning and did some

window shopping.

About 10 o ’clock, while gazing in a window, a newsboy tap-

ped me on the elbow and asked me if I wanted to buy a “ Mil-

waukee Sentinel.” I said no, that I had already read it. He

continued to insist that I purchase one, and I ordered him

away. He then handed me a copy and said, “Bead comrade.”

i took the paper and across the top was written in pencil, “Go

to Bues Hall.”

I immediately went there and found many of the comrades

had already arrived. More were coming in every minute. When

assembled, we were told that if the Party ever went under-

ground, it would be necessary to meet this way. We were in-
structed how to dismantle and assemble mimeograph machines,

to print handbills if the Party was forced to operate secretly.

Then Gene Dennis gave ns the blueprint of how to seize

a city when the revolution breaks.

At that hour, two large riots are supposed to take place

in every city of any size. Leaders of these mobs are to be care-

fully chosen and trained in advance. The disturbances are to

be of such extent as to require sending large forces of police to

those areas. While the authorities are trying to quell these

riots, picked bands of Reds are to seize the radio stations and

telephone exchanges. With the aid of their comrades who are

employed inside, all communication systems are to be instantly

crippled.

Flying squads of Communists are to seize control of the

water supply and shut it off
;
also the electrical power and gas.

This means that no elevators or street cars are to be running.

Homes would be without water, fuel, or light. It would be im-
possible to communicate with friends or loved ones, even in

another part of the city.

Goon squads of professional murderers are to round up

the people in business districts. Men are to be held as hostages
in some of the larger buildings. Women are to be turned over
to the sex-crazed mobs to be ravished and raped.

These are exactly the methods used in Russia, Spain and

other places where the Communist Party has been allowed to

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organize and come to fruition. They firmly expect to do the

same thing in the United States.

Bridges, subways and street car stations are to be blown

up. Downtown areas are to be isolated from the rest of the city.

Sharpshooters and snipers are to be detailed in taxicabs and

vehicles, which are to be taken over, to wipe out the police, sol-

diers, uniformed persons and known vigilantes. Smoke bombs

properly located in subways, buildings and large stores are to

add to the terror of the people.

This is the day — the big day toward which every Com-
munist in America is looking . . . and for which he is preparing.

His entire training focuses at that point.

When night comes, the city is to be in pitch darkness.
Murderous bands of reds will roam the streets, plundering

shops and starting fires in old buildings. This will increase the

panic and facilitate the surrender of women, children and old

people, who will be held as hostages to hasten the surrender of

unarmed men.

Then as the morning sun casts her first rays on the com-

munity, one will be able to see blood flowing in the streets.

This is no idle dream. The Communist Party is working meth-

odically and with deadly precision toward this objective. It is

now happening in Bulgaria, Roumania, Hungary, etc. It can

happen here. Unless we destroy the Red menace in America the

day is at hand when we shall suffer the same fate as our Chris-

tian brethren in Europe.

Let it be borne in mind that what I shall now say about

revolutionary tactics, as planned and plotted by the great con-

spiracy, comes from inside Party circles.

We were instructed regarding alternate plans for gaining
control of the United States. These were in the nature of in-

terim objectives, which if realized would only be regarded as

stepping stones toward the ultimate goal of Bloodshed and

Mob Violence. The following schemes were outlined as tempo-

rary targets and measures of expediency:

(1) To completely saturate the public mind with Red pro-

paganda so there would be such confusion that the democratic

system could not possibly operate.

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(2) To set up innumerable front organizations for smear-

ing and ruining before the public, every man or woman of

prominence who dared raise a finger against us.

(3) To promote pacifist groups and have them cry out

against war in order to keep America disarmed while Russia

prepared for world conquest.

(4) To create unemployment in the United States by

“ dumping’
’
products produced by slave labor, on the markets

of the world.

(5) To create a general strike through Communist con-

trolled labor unions thereby paralyzing the Nation and creat-

ing waves of mob violence.

These are a few of the broad objectives kept before Party

members.

It is hoped by the Communists that once Russia is able to

convert the potential industrial capacity of Europe’s satellite

nations to a productive status, she will, because of lower liv-

ing and wage standards, produce goods to permanently un-

dersell the United States' in Central and South America. Un-

employment will thereby increase because of this loss of

foreign trade.

To further their aim of gaining political control of our

Country, the conspirators are setting up numerous political

organizations as fronts. These enterprises have produced re-

sults highly gratifying to leaders of the Party in Moscow.

They have as their over-all purpose the final overthrow of the.

United States Government. Such groups encompass every phase

of American life . . . and all of them have several things in

common — including the condemnation of the foreign policy
of the United States and approval of the foreign policy of the

Soviet Union.

When William Z. Foster made his speech in May, 1928,
accepting the Presidential nomination as candidate of the Com-

munist Party, he said:

“Our Party creates no illusions amongst the workers that

they can vote their way to emancipation. The working class
must shatter the capitalist state. It must build a new state, a
new government, a workers and farmers government — the

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Soviet government in the United States. When a communist
heads a government of the United States and that day will

come just as surely as the sun rises, that government will not

be a capitalist government but a soviet government, and be-

hind this government will stand the red army to enforce the

dictatorship of the proletariat/’

This is a bold statement, but one hundred percent true

as far as Moscow’s designs and Communist Party objectives

are concerned.

We were told that when the Party came into power, a
United States of Soviet America would be established . . . that

this Nation would be divided into Soviets, with a Commissar

over each one. When such statements were made in our meet-
ings, it was a habit for all of us to rise with clenched fists and

sing lustily

:

“We march down the streets with our banner unfurled;
fighting for bread and the Communist World. The bosses all

quake at the challenge we hurl. Advance to the U. S. S. A.”

One comrade would then step forward and ask what was

to be done with the religious people of the Country. We would
then quote what comrade Lounatcharski had declared, namely:

“We hate Christians. Even the best of them must be regarded
as our worst enemies. All religions are poison. A fight to the
death must be declared upon all religions.’’

Fred Bassett Blair, a local Community Party organizer,

told us that we would turn the Churches into workers clubs;

and that these clubs would be healthier for workers than a

dead religion.

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Chapter II

1 BECOME A

NUMBER

INSTEAD OF A

NAME



After finishing my course in the FERA new deal * 1Work-
er’s School” at the University of Wisconsin, I was one of a

group regarded as being properly “conditioned” for member-

ship in the Communist Party.

A few years later when testifying before the Dies Com-
mittee, I described my experience with the FERA as follows:

“In 1935 I received a letter granting me the right to at-
tend a worker’s school to be held in Madison, Wisconsin. The

money was contributed by the United States Government. We
were to attend for six weeks, and all expenses would be paid.

‘
‘ During this time we were given material that was rather

of the leftist view. The director of the school, Lucille Cohen,

was a left-wing Socialist from New York. At this school about
80 percent of the young people were either Communists or left-

ists or fellow travelers.”

Before my course was completed a man came out from
New York to look us over. His name was also Cohen. He as-
sured us that we were Liberals in the truest sense of the word.

As I write these words, I have open before me a book

dealing with Marxism, which Eugene Dennis autographed

on the fly leaf: “To a real friend and comrade—with best
wishes, Gene.”

Perhaps he now feels that I have fallen from grace!

The Lord Jesus Christ has since saved me from my sins,
and I pray that Dennis will come into a like experience, some

time before he is called to cross the great divide.

ITe has been much in the headlines of late due to an inves-

tigation into his affairs by the Committee on Un-American

Activities.

Representative Karl E. Mundt, a member of the Commit-

tee, had this to say in a speech before Congress, April 22, 1947

:

“Mr. Speaker, Mr. Eugene Dennis is the general secre-

tary of the Communist Party of America, which makes him

either the No. 1 or the No. 2 official Communist in the coun-

try, depending upon whether W. Z. Foster, the chairman of

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the party is considered by party followers to have more au-

thority than the general secretary. In either event, that man is

before you on an incident of contempt of Congress.”

Referring to the fact that Dennis’ real name is Waldron

— Francis Waldron, Mr. Mundt continued:

We did not know until later just why Mr. Eugene Dennis

refused to identify himself by his proper name, but it has

since developed that he is a fugitive from justice in Califor-

nia under one of his aliases
;
that he has been a draft dodger

in the United States under one of his numerous names; that

he obtained a passport fraudulently under one of his aliases;

and, consequently, he was unprepared to reveal his correct

name before the committee at that time.”

As the foregoing debate progressed in Congress, Mr.

Mundt and other Representatives, vigorously denounced At-

torney General Tom Clark for allegedly failing to prosecute
Communists who are known to be law violators.

4

‘I am sure we all wonder this afternoon what it is that

a Communist has, that an ordinary American citizen has not,”

said Mr. Mundt, “how is it, for example, that Mr. Eugene

Dennis can violate the draft law as he has and be a draft

evader with complete immunity, and nobody in the Depart-

ment of Justice prosecutes him for his law violation.”

At this point, Representative Dondero of Michigan made

the following shocking contribution to the discussion

:

“I think the speaker might also add to the list that in

wartime, Communists were able to steal a truckload of files

of the most secret nature out of the State Department and

Naval Intelligence, and were arrested by the FBI, but then

were dismissed with a nominal fine.”

Mr. Mundt continued:

“Yes. The list can be extended as long as a bamboo fish-

ing pole of law violations which have occurred in the last 6

or 8 years in America by Communists, without anybody in the

attorney general’s office taking any step whatsoever to punish

them. In fact, it was only after repeated speeches in the well

of the House this year that we succeeded in getting the Attor-

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ney General to move in on the contempt proceedings which

the House of Representatives voted by overwhelming majori-

ties nearly a year ago.”

Thereupon Representative Smith of Ohio suggested Mr.

Clark’s impeachment on the charge of coddling Communists.

As the debate continued, Representative Marcantonio of

New York was the only one who spoke in defense of my former
comrade. Finally the House voted that Mr. Clark and the

Department of Justice would be required to hold Dennis and

bring him to trial.

The party did not send me to a regular Communist school.

I was chosen one of a select group to attend what they called

a “special class”—at national headquarters, 35 Twelfth

Street, New York City.

Only uninformed and gullible people think of the Com-

munist party like Republicans and Democrats. The Commun-

ist organization can be more correctly thought of as an under-

ground revolutionary army. It is a cult or secret order into

which members are initiated.

New members, going into a regular school, are ordered
first to report at Party headquarters. They are then blind-

folded. From New York they are driven a good distance from
the city into a rural district. They must remain in camp until

their training is finished. It takes some longer than others to

be inoculated with the virus.

Students cannot write letters telling what they are doing.

Both incoming and outgoing mail is censored. Letters written

by members at camp are carefully scrutinized, then taken to

New York fur mailing. All mail from friends or relatives must
be sent to the Party office for censorship prior to delivery.

While in the school, one is denied all contact with the out-

side world, except through heads of the organization. Their

expenses are paid and personal matters arranged. Both sexes

attend these schools. There are no moral restraints.

My classes at Party headquarters were addressed by such
top ranking leaders as Earl Browder, William Foster, Bob

Minor, Clarence Hathaway, Ella Reeve Bloor, Joe Curran,

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Ray Hansborough and others.

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These schools were organized by Abraham Markoff on

instructions from Moscow. They are wells of ideological

arsenic from which new recruits in the Party consume great

draughts of un-American, atheistic and revolutionary poison.

I still have notes on some of the lectures attended during

the early days of my training for leadership in the Party.

Here are a few words from Earl Browder, explaining the

purpose of the secret Communist school system:

“The worker’s school is that institution where we are

providing our leaders with weapons — ideological weapons
of Marxism and Leninism, to be used in the mass struggle.”

He then quoted Georgi Dimitroff, president of the World

Comintern, as saying: “The masses must be stirred to struggle,

and the Communist schools must be used to help them grasp

the mighty, fertile all-powerful Bolshevik theory — the teach-
ings of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin.”

Browder told my class that young members should fix
their dreams on the hour when they would become commissars

in a Soviet America. He told us to think of the ciay when

filthy democracy would be at an end in the United States,

decide what industries we would take over, and prepare our-

selves accordingly.

He said we should never look for victory through the

ballot—that Communist triumph could come only by blood-
shed and revolution. We were told to drive steadily toward
the day and hour when blood would flow in gutters and make

it possible for us to take over.

I distinctly recall hearing him announce that the “last

vastige” of the bourgeois state would be destroyed — and
that even small children who had been exposed to bourgeois
teaching would have to be put to death.

Foster was even more violent in his lectures. He spoke
with candor about plans for a “blood bath” in the United

States, to precede the dictatorship of the proletariat. Foster

of course was pushed into the background and Browder

brought forward during the years of close collaboration be-

tween Roosevelt and Stalin.

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When it became apparent that the Country was about to

make a right turn, thereby ending the White House-Kremlin

honeymoon, the Comintern ordered old “blood and thunder

Foster” to again assume Party leadership.

I have notes on a lecture by Foster instructing us how to

fight the R. 0. T. C. We were told to join the organization,
learn its secrets, worm our members into positions of authority

and be ready to use it in the revolution.

He gave us instructions on street fighting, explained how

to build barricades, and stated bluntly that some students

would probably have to kill their parents and other members

of the family in the interest of setting up a “Soviet State.”

Among the most depraved leaders to teach our classes was

the notorious Ella Reeve Bloor. I can best introduce her by

quoting from House Report 209 of the Eightieth Session of

Congress, pages 14 and 15:

“The Communist Party of America held its first conven-

tion from September 1 to 7, 1919, at the headquarters of the

Russian Federation of the Socialist Party in Chicago. The call

for the meeting, was published in the (Russian) ‘Nory Mir’, on

July 7, 1919, and in the *Revolutionary Age’ of August 23,

1919, both being left wing Socialist organs. It called upon all

those who favored an ‘international alliance of the Socialist

movement of the United States only with the Communist

groups of other countries’ to answer ‘the clarion call of -the

Third International’ . . . Earl Browder and Ella Reeve Bloor

who is now a National Board member, were charter members

of the Communist Labor Party.”

Comrade Ella warned the girls of our classes that they

had been called to an important task in building a “worker’s

society.” She spoke in glowing terms about becoming

“whores of the revolution.” No racial boundaries or color
lines must be permitted, she said. White girls would be ex-

pected at all times to submit themselves to Negroes, Chinese

and others.

“Your body belongs to the Party,” she would shout. Girls

were instructed to “become prostitutes for the advancement

of Communism.” They were ordered to resort to whatever

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means necessary for the purpose of enticing men into the

Party and committing acts of violence against “this damned

democracy.
’ *

Every organism has a sewer. The Communist Party is

the sewer of the American politic body.

Our teachers directed their hardest blows against “Fun-

damentalist Christianity.
’

’ But I never heard one of them

say, at any time, a single word against Modernism.

In fact they assumed a benevolent attitude toward Mod-

ernist preachers. Eugene Dennis put it this way: “These liber-

al chameleons are of great value at present, but once our goal

is reached, they will either have to change their belief, or pay

the price with their heads along with the rest.”

A favorite phrase in the classes that I attended was a
quotation from Zinovieff who said: “We shall grapple with
the Lord God in due season. We shall vanquish Him from the
highest heaven and wherever He seeks refuge, we shall sub-

due Him forever.”

Yaroslavesky’s statement, “Remember that the struggle

against religion is a struggle for socialism,” was prominently

displayed in the literature they gave us to study. He is presi-

dent of the “Society of Militant Atheists.”

The same was true of Lounatcharski ’s remark: “We hate
Christians. Even the best of them must be regarded as our

worst enemies. All religions are poison. A fight to the death
must be declared upon all religions.”

We were given the most detailed instructions on how to
fight the Church. Only to the degree that Christianity was

weakened, could the movement toward revolution become

strong and powerful. The followers of Christ were therefore

to be regarded as our worst enemies. We were given1 methods
for indoctrinating the thinking of both believers and unbe-
lievers with anti-religious theories.

Our textbooks against religion included “The Origin of
the Family” by Frederick Engels and “The Foundations of
Christianity” by Karl Kautsky. Both of these, as well as other
titles used, are one hundred percent atheistic.

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Talmudic teachings were hammered into our minds—-in-
cluding the charge that Jesus was born to Mary through an

illicit affair with a Roman officer; that Jesus was a Macca-

bean, who wanted to abolish Roman rule over Judea; that He

was a member of the working class and a revolutionist, and

that He practiced free love.

We were taught that the Romans killed Him for attempt-

ing to seize control of the government
;
that the writers of the

four gospels falsified and shaded their writings to accommo-

date the conditions of their time.

Paul, we were told, was an agent of Roman capitalism

^

sent out to organize the scattered followers of Christ into an
'

ecclesiastical order for the interests of the state and that the

Church of Jesus Christ offers opium to the people.

Dialectic materialism was presented as the foundation of

Communist belief. There is no such thing as soul, according to

this teaching. Everything is material. The only heaven or

hell is what one gets here on earth. We were told that no
appetite should go unsatisfied, whether it be of sexual pro-

miscuity, theft, murder, or other base desires. One should never

restrain himself at any point.

Evenings found the students in dimly lit rooms at nation-

al headquarters, engaging in the basest practices that the

human mind can imagine. Negro boys made love to white
girls and vice versa. Anti-religious songs were sung to prove

that God could not destroy the revelers. Strange enough, stu-

dents thus indulging themselves, had an inward feeling that

they were insulting God — despite the fact of denying His
existence. *

I recall a particularly revolting picture hanging on the

wall, picturing Christ’s intestines protruding from His stom-

ach, while workers gnawed at His arms, legs and entrails; and

they were also shown drinking blood from His veins. Beneath

this large cartoon were the words. “Take eat, this is my body
broken for you.”

During these orgies, comrades would sing both in Russian

and English, such songs as the Communist hymn of hate called

the “Internationale,” the second stanza of which is as follows:

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We want no condescending saviour,
To rule us from a judgment hall;

We workers ask not for their favors,
Let us consult for all.

To make the thief disgorge his booty.

To free the spirit from the cell,

We must ourselves decide our duty,
We must decide and do it well.

*

’Tis the final conflict

Let each stand in his place

;

The International Soviet,

Shall be the human race.

Another favorite song used on such occasions went like

this:

Blow the bloody bugles,

Beat the bloody drums, boys.

Blow the bloody Bourgeois,

To bloody kingdom come.

Build the big b on-fire,

As high as the big church spire;

And blow the bloody bastards,
Higher one by one.

We would also sing the following blasphemous parody
on the Gospel Message of the Lord Jesus Christ:

1. Long-haired preachers come out every night,

Try to tell you what’s wrong and what’s right;

But when asked about something to eat,
They will answer with voices so sweet

:

Refrain

:

You will eat by and by, in that glorigus land above the sky,

Work and pray, live on hay,
You’ll get pie in the sky when you die.

2. Oh, the salvation army they pray,

They sing and they clap and they play.

When they get all your money on the drum,
They will tell you that you’re a bum.

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3. If you fight hard for children and wife,

Try to get something good in this life,

You’re a sinner and bad man, they tell;

When you die you will sure go to hell.

4.

Workingmen of all countries, unite!

Side by side we for freedom will fight.

When the world and its wealth we have gained

To the grafters we ’ll sing this refran

:

Last Kefrain

:

You will eat by and by, when you’ve learned to cook and

and to fry,

Chop some wood, ‘ Twill do you good,

and you’ll eat in the sweet bye and bye.

I had grown up in a Christian family, around a praying

fireside. No matter how much I was exposed to Communism,

even as it exists inside the Party, these righteous home influ-

ences could not be discarded. My conscience continued un-
bearably active. God was all the time speaking to my heart.

/

I was assigned by national headquarters to duty in District

18 of the Party, which comprises the State of Wisconsin. It

became my special duty to bore into Church groups and youth
organizations.

While engaged in these activities I met a girl comrade,

who was working under the alias of Doris Berger. She was a

clever and hardened Bolshevik.

During the Boston Store strike in Milwaukee, she had

been arrested. This experience toughened her for more useful

work in the Party. She was exactly the type of fearless, fight-

ing red that any Communist would want for a wife.

We were married.

She is the present Mrs. Goff.

We were socially minded and toiled for the Party. Both of
us were sincere in entering its ranks. We wanted something
better, and desired a solution for the perplexing economic

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problems of the United States. But neither of us was quite

satisfied in his heart.

Apologists for Communists try to make out that great

freedom exists within the Party. But when one becomes a

member, he soon finds that his life is no longer his own. He

cannot travel from one State to another without the permis-

sion of the District Organizer. Neither can he marry or raise

a family without approval.

Women are forced to have abortions when party lead-
ers decide that the work of the organization is such that the

parents should not have children. Every comrade, male and

female, is required to take all problems to the District Or-

ganizer.

One evening, after Mrs. Goff and I were married, found

us together in the kitchen of the place where the Party gave

us permission to live. Looking back, I have no way of explain-
ing what caused me to start singing a hymn learned at home
in my boyhood, “Rescue the Perishing.’

’

It was the farthermost thing from my mind to chant such
a melody, because I was then taking my Communism very
seriously. My back was turned to Mrs. Goff as I sang the
words

:

Down in the human heart,
Crushed by the tempter;

Feelings lie buried

That grace can restore.

Touched by a loving heart,

Wakened by kindness,

Chords that are broken

Will vibrate once more.

I heard my hardened Bolshevik wife sobbing.

The entire episode made me mad. Communists are not
supposed to cry. I asked what was ailing her any way!

The tears continued to flow. She said that she knew in her
heart that Jesus Christ was different than the Communists ex-

—2&

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plained
;
that was truly God on onr earth

;
that heaven was

real; that Christ could make her life clean and true Christians

were the only truly happy people in the world.

I flew into a rage and told her to forget that nonsense. I

promised that I would never again be guilty of singing such

bunk in her presence.

She refused to listen to me and was miraculously con-

verted a short time later. It was in the dead of winter and the

preacher had to cut a hole in the ice to baptize her.

I tried to make myself believe she had “gone crazy over

religion.’ ’ But I knew better! Childhood memories came vivid-

ly before me.

She continued to pray for me . . . and before long those
prayers were answered. And that is the real reason why I left
the Communist Party.

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Chapter III

MY PART

IN THE

CONSPIRACY

I BEGIN TO KNOW

THE BIG SHOTS

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The Communist Party is not a party. It is a revolutionary

army within our borders, masked as a political organization.

It is a conspiracy, promoted by a foreign country, for the over-

throw of our Government.

We hear it said that to outlaw the movement might drive

it underground. This line of reasoning is defective for the

reason that, by its very nature, the Party already operates as

an Underground Organization.

One does not join the Communist Party in the way that

he becomes a Republican or a Democrat. The new member

has to be
‘

‘recruited’ ’ — the same term used in joining a mil-
itary organization.

As one who worked three years on the inside, I am in
position to know that the organization relies upon Deception

for promoting its schemes. Its chief weapon is the lie method.

Truth is alien \o its program.

Jesus denounced the anti-Christ progenitors of the modern

Communist movement as follows:

“Ye are of your father the devil,, and the lusts of your

father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and

abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When
he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own; for he is a liar,

and the father of it.
* ’

A person becomes a Republican or Democrat by merely
casting a ballot for the candidate of his choice. But when one

is recruited into the red Party, he is compelled to take a rigid

course of training in revolutionary technique. He is immedi-

ately assigned to one of a group of Communist schools set up

for this purpose.

When his training is finished, the leaders decide where
he can best serve the interests of the Party. Thereupon he is

given an assignment. He is told what organizations to bore into,
with the aim of eventually taking, them over. These may in-
clude churches, clubs, civic societies, fraternal groups, politi-

cal bodies and others. It is a known fact that Communists

even occupy some pulpits.

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After completing my courses at the Debs Labor School of

Milwaukee, and “special classes’’ in New York national bead-

quarters, I was made a member-at-large. This was a highly

confidential and important post.

The Congressional Record of April 16, 1947 contains a

factual statement regarding this phase of the Communist pro-

gram on page A-1812:

“Members-at-Large: Those active in strategic positions

where a Communist label would be disadvantageous are affili-

ated as Members-at-Large so that they do not have to meet

with any unit or branch of the Party and can, therefore, work

in front organizations and church groups and not be known

as members of the organization.

“Among such Members-at-Large have been Kenneth Goff,
alias John Keats, former member of the National Committee

of the Young Communist League, and Edward Strong, a mem-

ber of a special branch, and head of the Southern Negro Youth

Congress, which the Young Communist League surreptitiously*

controlled.
’ ’

Church people need to be alerted to red tactics for boring

into their denominations. The Committee on Un-American

Activities of the House of Representatives, has something to

say on this subject, in its report to the first session of the

Eightieth Congress:

“Penetrating Religious Groups: Those who deal with

Communist youth organizations are frequently deceived by

the number of religious organizations apparently represented.

Religious groups are notoriously naive and easy prey for the

young Communist power politicians.

“Every young Communist is instructed as a first step to
join a mass organization such as YMCA, YWCA, or a church,
a trade union or a student group. With religious groups the
Communist strategy is to speak in terms of Christian principles

but actually to exploit them, to establish contact and use them

for Communist propaganda, often with considerable success.

“Out of a total of 52 members of the National Council of
the American Youth Congress, 22 have been identified as Com-
munists. This list is given here for the purpose of indicating

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the technique employed whereby they appear not as Commun-

ists, but as the representatives of religious and other respec-

table groups.”

The following list of names and organizations were then

published in the Committee’s report to Congress:

William Hinckley, Christ Episcopal Church, Mo.

Irma Garner, South Side Settlement House.

Howard W. Lederer, Ninety-second Street, YWCA, New

York City.

Elizabeth Scott, St. James Presbyterain Church, New

York City.

Rose Terlin, student secretary, student division, YWCA.

Rose Troiano, national industrial council, YWCA.

Hazel Lehman, Youth Forum and Commonwealth Feder-

ation, Washington.

Robert Clemmons, Epworth League, Cleveland Ohio.

William Dorsey, City-wide Young People’s Forum, Balti-

more.

Bert J. Duzykowski, Central Committee of Polish Youth,

Milwaukee.

Kenneth Goff, Wisconsin Townsend Clubs.

Florence V. MacDonald, Wisconsin Young People’s Con-

ference.

Harold Peterson, Minnesota Junior Farmer-Labor Associ-

ation, Minneapolis.

It is Communist strategy to prostitute the names of prom-

inent persons, as well as to bore into reputable groups. In pur-

suance of this policy, numerous front organizations have been

created, bearing names of persons serving in advisory capaci-

ties, printed on imposing letterheads.

Some people have been innocent dupes, roped in by de-

signing propagandists. Others are well known in Party circles

to be friends and supporters of the red cause.

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Take Eleanor Roosevelt for instance.

As a member d£ the Communist Party and an official in

the Young Communist League, I never regarded the former

first lady as being other than a secret friend and supporter of

our program.

As recently as April 23, 1947, she was vociferously praised

in a speech by Helen Gahagan Douglas the Congresswoman

from Hollywood, wife of the Jew Melvyn Hesselberg, known

as Melvyn Douglas, as follows

:

“I sajr that Eleanor Roosevelt, and those like her who

have walked down through history with light around their

heads, are the true disciples of Jesus Christ and the true prac-

ticing Christians.”

We will agree that this is eloquent language, but I have
often heard Mrs. Roosevelt praised, in terms equally flattering,

within the secret circles of the Communist Party.

I gave some three hundred pages of testimony before the

Dies Committee explaining the inner workings of the Party

and its tie to the Third International. But none of my disclos-
ures were more important than the sections that related to

Mrs. Roosevelt’s fraternization with the Young Communist

League and the American Youth Congress.

This matter was covered in part by my testimony of Oc-
tober 9, 1939, which ran ms follows . . . reprinted from the

Government records

:

“The Chairman. The Committee will come to order. You

may proceed, Mr. Matthews.

“Mr. Matthews. Mr. Chairman, we have a number of docu-

ments that have to do with the American Youth Congress, of

which the witness has already testified he was a member of

the National Committee.

“I should like to have you identify a list of the National

Council of the American Youth Congress, in order to have

them incorporated in the record.

“Mr. Goff, is that the list (handing list to witness)

-

“Mr. Goff. Yes; that is the National Council.

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‘‘Mr. Matthews. On this council the National Chairman

is listed as William Hinckley, representing Christ Episcopal

Church, Missouri.

“The Chairman. He is a member of the Communist Par-
ty!”

“Mr. Matthews. He is a member of the Communist Party.

The Executive Secretary is listed as Joseph Cadden, repre-

senting the National Student Federation of America. He is
identified as a Communist.

‘
‘ The Chairman. Is it not a fact that Hinckley managed in

some way to get an invitation to Hyde Park and was enter-
tained there?

“Mr. Goff. Yes; he had tea at Eleanor Roosevelt’s house

one day.

- “The Chairman. Were others invited to that tea?

“Mr. Goff. Yes, I think there were four or five leaders.

“The Chairman. All members of the Communist Party?

“Mr. Goff. Yes.

“The Chairman. When was it that this tea was given?

“Mr. Matthews. That was last summer 1938.

“Mr. Goff. It was at the time of the pilgrimage, or prep-

aration for the World Youth Congress.

“The Chairman. Did they not brag about it afterwards?

“Mr. Goff. They bragged about having tea at Eleanor

Roosevelt’s house.

“The Chairman. It gave them added prestige in their

work, in that front organization; the fact that they had had

tea with the President’s wife helped them considerably?

“Mr. Goff. Yes.”

For Mrs. Roosevelt to entertain officials of our organiza-

tion in her home, was tantamount to endorsing our principles.

At least it was so regarded by the Communist Party and a

large section of the public. I know we found it easier to line

up new members, among young people, after we were invited

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to the Roosevelt home at Hyde Park, and to have tea in the

White House.

While giving1 my testimony before the Dies Committee, I

placed in the record an address by 0. Kuusinen, delivered at

the Seventh World Communist Congress in Moscow, which

stated in part

:

“We want to attack our class enemies in the rear, when
they start the war against the Soviet Union. But how can we

do so if the majority of the toiling youth follow not us, but

the Catholic priests or the liberal chameleons?

“We often repeat the slogan of transforming the imperial-
ist war into a civil war against the bourgeoisie. In itself, the

slogan is a good one, but it becomes an empty and dangerous

phrase if we do nothing serious in advance to create a united

youth front.

“We need a revolutionary youth movement at least ten
times as broad as our parties, and a united youth front hun-

dreds of times broader still. That this is entirely possible, in

many countries, is shown by the achievements of our French

and American youth comrades.

“In these organizations, our American young comrades

have discovered a large number of functionaries and cadres

who are prepared to fight side by side with the Communists

against reaction, and in the course of not quite a year, the

Young Communist League in the United States has succeeded
in creating 175 fractions in these mass organizations.

“Comrades, these are only a few — not all — of the posi-
tive experiences gained by the Young Communist League of the

United States, in course of the work recently carried on by

our American young comrades.”

This shows the kind of an outfit that Mrs. Roosevelt en-

tertained at Hyde Park.

The So-called “Friends of Democracy,” headed by L. M.

Birkhead, was just getting started back in those years — the
late thirties.

We of the Party were told to expect great things from this
group. Birkhead’s record of cooperation with the Party in

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i



Kansas City was explained to us. He was presented as a useful
‘

‘friend,” whose objectives were regarded as identical with

those of the Party.

As I write these words, a grand jury investigation of Birk-

head, his associates and the Friends of Democracy, is just

getting under way, in New York City. Perhaps I cannot do
better in this regard, than quote from a Chicago Tribune ed-

itorial of May 15th which says:

Magistrate Peter M. Horn of New York has done well to

order a grand jury investigation of the aggregation of high-

binders parading as Friends of Democracy. The inquiry is long

overdue. It has been ordered now because the organization's

National Director, the Rev. Leon M. Birkhead, has been

caught in one of the libels he perpetrates incessantly in pursuit

of his vendettas. Birkhead ’s racket has been operating for

eleven years.

His principal associated poison penman is a bearded writ-

er of ‘whodunits’ named Rex Stout, who was a member of the

original executive board of the Communist New Masses, and
a character with a penchant for aliases, Avedis Derounian,

more commonly known as John Roy Carlson.

“Derounian was the author of a book called ‘Under

Cover,’ a wilderness of lies and libels. On the losing end of

one of several libel actions, Derounian heard himself charac-

terized by federal Judge Barnes in Chicago, as a congenital

liar who would do anything for a dollar.

“All in all, the combination has a fat graft. The grand

jury should be interested not only in discovering the dimen-

sions of the take, but in exploiting the motives of the smear

campaigns, and the identity of those who evidently think they

stand to benefit sufficiently to pay for them.

“Having engaged in this educational work, the grand jury

can then proceed with its other mission of returning the in-

dictments which will send Birkhead, Stout, and Derounian to

the penitentiary for the many criminal libels they have em-
ployed in their dirty business.”

Death did not rid the White House of the Roosevelt fam-

ily too soon, for the good of our Country.

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Many things served to sicken me with the Party while I

was yet a member. The greatest incentive to a change in atti-

tude was the conversion of my wife. I had been advocating
world revolution . . . and now a complete revolution was tak-

ing place in my soul.

I was day and night conscious of Mrs. Goff’s prayers.

I followed orders one night and delivered a street corner

speech against Fascism and Nazism. I shouted: “Down with
Fascism. Kill Hitler, Kill Mussolini.” While I was yet speak-

ing, a comrade stepped up, tapped me on the shoulder and

said. “Don’t say that any more, Keats. Russia and Germany

have signed a pact. The Party line is changed. Go to head-

quarters and get the latest dope.”

I felt like a fool. One minute I was supposed to hate Hit-

ler. The next minute I was supposed to love him ... all be-

cause a handful of men in the Kremlin said sol

The record says:

“In other words, you found that the things you were sup-

posed to do were things that were dictated to you from some

other source, and that it was a case where you were in conflict

with your own conscience completely?

“Yes, sir.

“Were you also impressed with the fact, as time went on,

that those changes in the Party line were matters that not only

did not always allow your own conscientious views, but were

also dictated from outside your own country?

“Yes, sir.

“Did that have an influence with you?

“Yes, sir; it bothered me because, in the first place, I
never found the party giving both sides. There was a question

of a lot of things in regard to the Soviet Union, and I wanted

to hear both sides of the story. They would not let me go there
and look around for myself. I asked them, when I wanted to

go there, if I could go around and find out things in Russia,

but they said, ‘You will have to take the charted course like

everybody else’.”

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Although I had inwardly renounced the Party several

weeks in advance, I waited to announce my resignation while
testifying before the Dies Committee.

I wanted to make my stand count for as much as possible.

My task completed, I left Washington and began my
journey home. Every time the train stopped in a large city,

newsboys came through the coaches and I would see my story
on the front page.

It is impossible to describe my feelings. The Communist
Party was the consuming factor of my life. I had resigned,
gone over to the enemy, and publicly exposed the innermost

secrets of the conspiracy. I was warned in advance that if I

ever made such a move, it would mean my death.

Today, I bear marks in my body which prove that my for-
mer comrades tried to make good their threat.

\

y

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Chapter IV

I PROVOKE REVOLT

AMONG

NEGROES AND ALIENS

—35—'



I see from Press reports that Eugene Dennis, my former

mentor in the Communist Party . . . the man who recruited me

into the organization in 1936, and gave me the alias John

Keats, has been sentenced to prison.

By an interesting paradox, six of the twelve Washington

jurors who found Dennis guilty, were negroes.

This must have been a hard blow, because the Communist

Party — of which he is General Secretary, has for years con-
centrated their propaganda upon the negro population of the

United States.

We were told in Party circles that the negro was to be
robbed of his religion . . . organized into shock troops to do

the dirty wor> and bear the brunt of the street fighting,

when the revolution came . . . and to be encouraged toward acts

of violence, particularly rape, as the Nation became more and

more sovietized by propaganda.

Sheer duplicity prompts the Party to choose a negro to

run for Vice President, from time to time, on the Communist

ticket. I know what the leaders really jthink of the black race

!

Considerable progress has been made in generating hatred

for Christianity and democratic government among negroes.

Langston Hughes, the negro poet, is an example. His song

“Goodbye Christ/ ’ symbolizes a trend, and illustrates what

Communism is accomplishing, to an alarming degree, among

the members of his race. The words go as follows

:

Listen, Christ,

You did all right in your day, I reckon —
But that day’s gone now.

They ghosted you up a swell story, too.

Called it the Bible

—

But it's dead now.

The popes and the preachers ’ve

Made too much money from it.

They’ve sold you to too many
Kings, generals, robbers, and killers

—

Even to the Tzar and the Cossacks,

Even to the Rockefeller’s Church,

Even to the Saturday Evening Post.

You ain’t no good no more.

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They’ve pawned you

Till you’ve done wore out.

Goodbye,

Christ Jesus Lord God Jehovah,

Beat it on away from here now.

Make way for a new guy with no relfgion at all

—

A real guy named
Marx Communist Lenin Peasant Stalin "Worker ME

—

I said, ME

!

Go ahead on now,

You’re getting in the way of things, Lord,

And please take Saint Ghandi with you when you go,

And Saint Pope Pius,

And Saint Aimee McPherson,

And big black Saint Becton

Of the Consecrated Dime.

And step on the gas, Christ

!

Move

!

Don’t be so slow about movin’!

The world is mine from now on —

-

And nobody’s gonna sell ME
To a king, or a general,

Or a millionaire.

Goodbye Christ, good morning Revolution!

Negroes who have been exposed to the Moscow virus are

all familiar with the name Eugene Dennis. The fact that mem-

bers of their race served on the jury that convicted him, will

have a wholesome effect.

Speaking of Dennis ... let me say that information re-

garding his close connections with the Kremlin, came to me

while I was active in the Party. I learned that he and Stalin

were warm personal friends. In fact Dennis discussed with me

some of the secret exchanges, that passed between himself and

the dictator.

This will be made clear as I proceed.

The winter of 1936 and ’37 was a momentous period for

the international Communist Party. It was engaged in civil

war, within the borders of Spain. Party members through *

out the world were instructed to cooperate in recruiting an

International army.

—37—



A place was made on every agenda, of Party meetings in
the United States, for the discussion of Spain. Official Wash-

ington approved the procedure. The Germans gained the ever-

lasting animosity of President Koosevelt when they sent armed

forces to help on the side of Franco.

Every comrade had to take a physical examination, by a

Party doctor, to determine whether he was fit for military

service overseas. This confirms the fact that the Communist

Party is NOT a party. It is rather, an underground, revolu-
tionary army, representing a foreign power.

Dennis instructed me: and other members of the Milwau-

kee branch, that in the event of being sent to Spain we were

to learn every method of street fighting, to qualify as officers

when the revolution would break in our American cities.

Thousands of American comrades were assigned to duty

in Spain, with the two International Divisions — the Abra-
ham Lincoln Brigade and the George Washington Brigade.

During this period, a change took place in thei Party

leadership of Wisconsin. Joe Stalin personally ordered Dennis

to Spain, with instructions to send his reports directly to the

Kremlin.

This instantly elevated our Wisconsin leader to a place of

supreme importance in the thinking of all American comrades.

Practically all party members, sent from the United

States to participate in the Spanish civil war had to be smug-

gled out of the Country. They encountered no opposition from

New Deal departments at Washington.

Wisconsin comrades were equipped with fake passports

obtained under aliases. My father-in-law’s apartment became
the clearing house for this illegal practice.

These were picked up daily by Dorothy Hartman, alias

Doris Berger, whom I later married — and whose conversion
was ultimately responsible for my acceptance of Christ and
complete repudiation of Communism.

Dorothy would deliver the passports to Party head-

quarters at Milwaukee, where they were assigned—to those

ordered to Spain.

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The enlistees were then sent to New York, where they
embarked for France. There the Blum government gave them

arms, after which they were smuggled through the Pyrenees

Mountains under cover of darkness. Many never came back.

Those who returned were made heroes at specially plan-

ned home comings. Elaborate parties were given them at New
York. Here the most brazen experiences in sexual promiscuity,

ever produced by human degeneracy were publicly related.

Under the influence of liquor, these returning soldiers of

the revolution poured out to gleeful listeners, their unspeak-

able, barbaric adventures in Spain.

They told of raids on convents, where every Nun would be
repeatedly raped by alternating red beasts until dead. Then

their bodies would be piled high, like cordwood, in public

places. After being swathed in oil, the torch was applied, and

the stench of burning flesh became a sweet odor to the nostrils

of these half-crazed Communists.

Returning comrades told of their vandalistic destruction

of church property. Some displayed rosary beads and other

ornaments stolen from the bodies of Priests whom they had
slain. Protestants, though fewer in number, suffered in pro-

portion. I shall never be able to erase these horrible atrocity

stories from my memory. Would to God that I could.

Such meetings were held behind carefully guarded, closed

doors. Only Party members were treated to these sadistic

demonstrations, called “home comings.”

When Dennis left for Spain, his position was filled by
an oldtime revolutionist from Russia, who went under the
name of Ned Sparks.

This man remained in Wisconsin until the close of World
War II . . . after which he was assigned to the Los Angeles
area. Southern California is regarded by Moscow as being
one of the most important parts of the country, because the

Hollywood branch is there.

Lenin understood the propaganda value of films and this

fact prompted him to say: “Of all the arts, the movies is for
us.”

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Hollywood is a vital nerve center for the Communist pro-

gram of the United States. The greatest single contribution

for carrying on the revolutionary struggle originates at that

point. Communism and the motion picture industry grew to

adulthood together in this part of the world.

Time and again, I have sat in secret meetings where red

strategy was being mapped, and observed exactly where and

how Hollywood fitted into the projects under consideration.

Lenin gave specific orders that the American tentacle of

the international Communist Party was to utilize the movies

as a revolutionary weapon. These instructions have never been

forgotten. The “right people’ ’ have always been kept at the

heart and core of the industry.

Part membership is, of course, a secret. I was, for in-

stance, a “Member-at-Large”—which meant that I was not
obliged to discuss my connections with the movement to any-
one except immediate superior officers. Moreover, the system

of assuming fictitious names, makes it difficult to ferret out

Party affiliations.

But we were told that nearly a third of all actors and

actresses, had connections in one way or another, with the red

underground.

I feel the necessity of digressing at this point, to invite

the reader’s attention to a section of a report filed with Con-

gress by the Committee On Un-American Activities, June

6, 1947.

The document was prepared by the sub-committee of the

Committee, charged with investigating Communism in the

motion picture industry. After explaining that testimony was

taken at Hollywood and other places . . . and after discussing

some of the things that came to light, this group of Congress-

men list seven conclusions as follows

:

“(1) That scores of screen writers who are Communists

have infiltrated into the various studios and it has been

through this medium that most of the Communist propaganda

has been injected into the movies. These writers belong to the

Screen Writers Guild, which has a membership of some 1,300

and which, according to the testimony of competent witnesses,



is under the complete domination of the Communist Party.

These writers receive anywhere from $500 to $5,000 per week.

“(2) That some of the most flagrant Communist propa-

ganda films were produced as a result of White House pres-

sure, during the Roosevelt regime.

“(3) That Communist screen writers, directors, and pro-

ducers have employed subtle techniques in pictures, in glorify-

ing the Communist system and degrading our oWn system of

Government and institutions. (The subcommittee was furnish-

ed with a complete list of all the pictures which have been

produced in Hollywood in the past 8 years which contain

Communist propaganda.) The Committee was fortunate in

having before it a prominent and experienced screen writer

and critic who analyzed these pictures from the standpoint of

Communist propaganda and degradation of American institu-

tions.

“(4) That the National Labor Relations Board has given

great aid to the Communists in their efforts to infiltrate and

control the motion picture industry.

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(5) That up until recently, there has been no concerted

effort on the part of studio heads to remove the Communists

from the industry, but that in fact they have been reflected

in the propaganda which they have been successful in injecting

in numerous pictures which have been produced in the last 8

years.

“(6) At the present time there is a rebellion within the

industry on the part of a number of top actors, directors, and

producers who are refusing to play, direct, or produce pictures

that contain. Communist lines, or which were written by a

well-known Communist, or in which well-known Communist

actors have been given a role.

“(7) That the Communists have succeeded in preventing

certain good American pictures, which ought to glorify

America and the American system, from being produced.”

After our marriage, Mrs. Goff and I moved to her parent’s

apartment house on the east side of Milwaukee. This led to a

peculiar incident which I wish to relate.

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In the summer of 1937, an apartment in my father-in-law’s
house was vacated. I obtained it for a Jewish communist,

Leon Kaplan and his wife. He was at that time in charge of

the Young Communist League for the State of Wisconsin.

They proved themselves to be impossible tenants. They

caused disturbances that irritated everybody in the building.

What was worse, they insisted on breaking the health rules

of the city, thereby getting Mrs. Goff’s father into difficulties

with the authorities.

Finally it became necessary to ask them to move. To my
certain knowledge, the notice was courteously served. But

Kaplan insisted on starting an argument. One word brought

on another and my father-in-law used the appellation, ‘‘Jew.”
Blows were exchanged and Kaplan got the bad end of the

bargain.

Another comrade by the name of Paul Herve, and I, view-

ed the entire disturbance. We refused to take sides.

The following day we were called before Fred Bassett

Blair, the Milwaukee County Party Organizer, and subjected

to some pretty rough treatment. We were accused of anti-
Semitism for failing (as Blair said) to “beat up” Mrs. Goff’s

father. We were given to understand that Jewish interests
were to be put above everything else, without questions being

asked

!

I was comparitively new in the Party at that time and had

a lot to learn. So then and there, I took a stand on a most sen-

sitive question, where the logic was definitely on my side. But
the audacity that I exercised was destined to eventually bring

me into bad graces with certain leaders. »

I asked plainly why it was that Jewish comrades were al-

lowed to hold secret caucuses, with no Gentile being permitted

to attend. I wanted to know what went on behind those closed

doors. I inquired why negroes and other races were not permit-

ted to hold such caucuses.

The only answer I could get . . . was that it had always

been done.

Just as Jewish groups within the Party, are granted this

special privilege for the purpose of controlling local situations,

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so also, the same racial power predominates throughout the red

movement from top to bottom. Every student of Commun-

ism, who goes to the heart of the issue, eventually makes this

discovery. It is a fact that cannot be sidestepped.

I have no way of knowing how Major Robert H. Williams

of the Army Intelligence gained access to the secret documents

quoted in his amazing report on the Jewish Anti-Defamation

League. But I am in position to know that he is on solid

ground.

When he refers to this gestapo as promoting “The World

Communist Offensive,” he is not engaging in a mere play upon

words. He is dealing with something that every man and

woman inside the Party thoroughly understands.

On page 23 of his document, Major Williams says:

“In my intelligence research I had learned from docu-
ments and authentic excerpts from documents gathered from

numerous sources, that the Russian Communist government

was still under powerful Jewish influence; also Jewish sol-

diers from Russia and Poland in the U. S. Army told me some-
thing of this power.”

The Major has evidently done some careful checking on

Louis Levine, national chairman of the Jewish Council of Rus-

sian Relief. He says

:

“Levine paid an extended visit to Russia last summer and

came back hysterical in his enthusiasm for the Soviet regime.

He reported before an audience provided by, and I believe

sponsored by, leading Jewish organizations and publicists of

Chicago. The heart of these group gatherings appears to be

the Anti-Defamation League.

“In an article in the November, 1946, issue of Soviet

Russia Today, Levine wrote: ‘Special concern for the Jewish

people has characterized the Soviet Union since its birth in the

1917 Revolution. A week after tsarism was overthrown, the
infant Socialist government, headed by Lenin, legally abolish-

ed national oppression, making it the first country in the

world to declare anti-Semitism a crime . . . Every manifesta-

tion of Anti-Semitism was fought openly and sternly.
1



“Levine then describes expansively his 6,000-mile trip

inside the Soviet Union, going wherever and whenever he

pleased without surveillance — a rare concession, made not
even to our ambassadors.’

*

To economize on space, we shall skip over much that

Major Williams says about Levine, and quote again farther

down in the report.

“Levine wrote of meeting world-famous Jewish surgeons,

a Jewish general, and many other high government officials of

Jewish origin.

“He went much stronger than that in Chicago, (on the 12th
floor at 32 West Randolph Street) on the night of October 30,

1946, saying that many of the high ranking government offi-

cials were Jewish, and explaining one of the devices which, I

believe, has kept the Russian people themselves in the dark

as to the extent of Jewish control over them: Many of the
Jewish officials ‘did not look Jewish, but they spoke to me

privately in Jewish or Yiddish.’
”

Then the Major says something that I know to be one

hundred percent true:

“This undoubtedly is the real secret behind the iron cur-

tain — the power of the highly organized, utterly ruthless
Marxist Wing of Russian Jewry.’’

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Chapter V

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r

THE CALL OF CHRIST

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I resigned from the Communist Party on October 9, 1939

— the day I first appeared before the Committee on Un-
American Activities at Washington. Representative Martin

Dies was the Chairman at that time.

After finishing my training in revolutionary methods at
the Communist school of Milwaukee and Party headquarters

in New York City, officials appointed me a “Member,-at-
Large.’

,

This meant that I had to be ready to accept assign-

ments any time to work in whatever group the leaders might

decide.

Because I came from a Christian family, it was my special
duty to bore into Churches, perverting as many believers and

religious bodies as possible.

^ I served the Communist Party with fanatical zeal for

several years. No member can call his soul his own! Every

detail of his life is rigidly regulated. This applies to both

mind and body. My whole being was consumed with Party
interests.

The day a man or woman becomes a Communist, that day

the victim steps into a strait jacket. Wives are not even al-

lowed to give birth to children, without the consent of the

district organizers. For this reason abortion is a common

practice.

My wife’s acceptance of Christ, was making a deeper im-
pression upon me in 1939, than I realized at the time. Her

prayers were beginning to tell!

Finally, I joined her in the Faith . . . first inwardly, and

later by public profession.

I had long since become disillusioned by the Party pro-

gram. There no longer remained any question in my mind, as
to the true objectives of the organization. Far from wanting to

better conditions for working men, I had learned from the

inside that the real purpose was to bind them with chains,

thereby making slaves and serfs of the laboring classes.

I knew that the lowest standard of American laborers were
better than the highest standards of the Soviet Union. I finally

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came face to face with the fact, that the ultimate objective of

the Communist movement was the establishment of a Jewish

World State.

When the full force of this realization descended upon me,

I felt as though the bottom had dropped out of everything. I

saw that I had played the fool.

It was under these circumstances that I read one morning,,

about Mr. Dies coming to Chicago. I immediately collected a

quantity of material together, including a large amount of

documentary evidence regarding the- inside operations of the

Party, that I knew would interest Government investigators.

Early the next day I knocked at the door of Mr. Dies’

suite in the Palmer House . . . only to be politely informed by

a subordinate, that he was too busy to see me. I confess to

a degree of nervousness, because I knew the danger of carry-

ing around a briefcase full of Communist documents on the

streets of Chicago.

Had I been caught, Party comrades would have murdered
me.

I decided to remain in the hotel, rather than risk return-

ing to the street. Every Communist is a spy, spying on another

spy. The average red will lick the boots of the officer above

him. Advancement frequently comes by squealing on somebody.

I got what I wanted, an interview with Mr. Dies.

He saw that I was sincere. He also attached great import-
ance to the information that I possessed. My break with the
Party came as a blow to the organization . . . because (1) of

what I knew about its illegal operations, and (2) the fact that
my resignation was so widely publicized.

In addition to my Party affiliation, I was a member of the
National Committee of the Young Communist League — a
position of importance in the red movement, because of the
League’s close connection with the Kremlin in Moscow.

The following excerpt from my testimony before Congress
leads up to a vital matter.

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ME. WHITLEY. Mr. Goff, will you explain to the com-

mittee the relationship between the Young Communist League,

in the United States, and the Young Communist International?

ME. GOFF. Have you a copy of the Communist Interna-

tional constitution? -

ME. WHITLEY. The program?

ME. GOFF. The program of the Communist International.

ME. WHITLEY. This is the program of the Communist
International, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Goff, is this the program

which has been adopted and is used by the Communist Party

of the United States?

ME. GOFF. That is right.

ME. WHITLEY. You are positive of that?

ME. GOFF. I am sure of that.

ME. WHITLEY. Mr. Chairman, this is the program which
Mr. Browder in his testimony stated, I believe, was not the

official program of the Communist Party of the United States.

ME. GOFF. This is the official program, and under section

35 it reads:

“The International League of Communist Youth, Com-

munist International, is a section of the Communist Inter-

national with full rights and is subordinate to the Execu-

tive Committee of the Communist International.”

ME. WHITLEY. Insofar as the actual control and direc-
tion of the Young Communist League in the United States is

concerned, it is subject to the domination of the Communist

International.

ME. GOFF. That is right.

The foregoing information is important, at this particular

time, because an organization known as the American Youth
For Democracy, is operating on school and college campuses,

in all parts of the United States.

The AYD protests loudly that it is not Communist. This is
in keeping with the Party line. Their protestations are false

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. ... for the reason that the Young Communist League held a

special convention in New York City, October 15, 1943 and

voted to change its name to American Youth for Democracy.

The organization must be eventually broken up and abol-

ished, in the interests of rescuing the Republic from the ten-

tacles of the Moscow octopus.

The conditions under which I submitted my resignation
are suggested in the transcript of the testimony, given before

the Committee on Un-American Activities . . . October 9, 1939.

The record says:

MR. WHITLEY. Mr. Goff, do you plan to resign from
the Young Communist League and the Communist Party?

MR. GOFF. I do.

MR. WHITLEY. Following your testimony here ?

MR GOFF. I have my resignation here (indicating doc-
ument).

Mr. WHITLEY. You have your resignation prepared?

MR GOFF. Yes.

THE CHAIRMAN. I think it would do well to have him
give his reasons for testifying.

MR. WHITLEY. That is incorporated in this resignation.

THE CHAIRMAN. Very well.

MR. WHITLEY. I will read this resignation of Mr. Goff’s.

To the Young Communist League and the Communist

Party

:

Three years ago, like many other young Americans, I en-
tered your party and movement, believing that your aims were

for the bettering of America, both economically and socially,

and that you were the true defenders of democracy.

After three years’ work in your movement, I have come

to the conclusion that joining your party, was the greatest

mistake of my life. You have proven to me by your teachings
and actions that your aims are not for the bettering of Ameri-

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ca, but are for furthering your own selfish ambitions and those

of your fatherland in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
%

Had your aims been true and for the best interest of our

Nation, you would not have to call upon your father and high

priest, Joseph Stalin, for every move you make, but would

have found your leadership here in the United States of Amer-

ica.

Many of your members have come from foreign shores to

our land to escape oppression, but like termites, do not become

members of our household, but gnaw at the pillars of our

democracy with hopes that it will crumble;, that you might

profit by its fall.

You shout to high heaven, your praise for the Bill of

Rights and all it stands for, yet in your own party, you pry into

every member’s private life, and see to it, with all your power,

that he cannot live a life of his own.

Yes, your speakers rave for hours about the mad dogs of

Fascism and how your fatherland, the Union of Soviet Socialist

Republics and its leader, Josef Stalin, are the greatest bulwark

against Fascism and defender of democracy, and while these

words are yet wet upon your lips, the Red Army of the father-
land, and your beloved peace leader, Joseph Stalin, join hands

in accord with Adolf Hitler, one of the biggest Fascist leaders,

and one of the greatest enemies of democracy in our times,

and together they destroy Poland and bring little Latvia, Es-

tonia and Lithuania to their knees.

Yes, all this your fatherland does, in the name of peace

and democracy. But do you who have the protection of a dem-

ocracy, tell your fatherland, the Union of Soviet Socialist Re-

publics, that you do not approve of the action taken by

the Red Army in the conquest of Poland? No! And by these
and many other actions you prove, that you and your organiza-

tion, are no more than puppets dancing on the strings pulled

by Joseph Stalin and the Comintern.

Because of your un-American ways and your lie of your

so-called defense of democracy, I hereby submit my resignation
from the Young Communist League and the Communist Party,

to take effect immediately.

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I shall take my stand with those who are fighting for real

Americanism and democracy. I know that this is a long and

bitter fight, and I am enlisted for the duration of the war.

Yours truly,

(Signed) KENNETH GOFF.

This done, I left Washington for the home of my parents

in Wisconsin. My wife approved the stand I had taken. Her
interest in the red Fascism ended when she accepted Christ.

I felt blue, discouraged and despondent. Like the man

who gambles, I had bet everything I possessed—so to say, on
one throw of the dice . . . and I had lost

!

My interests had been for years, wrapped up in the Com-
munist Party. I did not know which way to turn. The Nation

was being propagandized in favor of Communism, from the

White House down!

Mrs. Roosevelt was entertaining officials of the Young

Communist League in the White House. I knew from inside

sources, that Party members were being given posts in the

Army, the Navy, the State Department and other branches of

the national government.

The Committee on Un-American Activities was the object

of bitter attacks. Its hands were being weakened by constant

attacks on the floor of Congress by Representatives Sabath,

Celler, Marcantonio, and others.

Walter Winchell, Drew Pearson and others of their ilk,

had not yet found out ... so that their blasts at the Committee,

and propaganda in favor of Russia, were proving hurtful. I

was not even able to arouse Pastors and Churches, whom I
contacted, to the danger.

I was fighting a terrific inner battle during those months.

My spirits dropped and,a heavy degression settled over me. I
found myself so weak that it was necessary to remain in bed.

I did not care to live.

Then, one day a light suddenly dawned in my soul.

Mrs. Goff quietly laid a Bible on my bed. It was within
easy reach. In her absence I picked it up and the pages opened

of themselves, to the fourteenth chapter of John’s Gospel.

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I read those beautiful promises of eternal life. I read the

story of Christ’s victory over death, the story of redemption,

the promise of the Holy Spirit’s presence, and the influence

of the Gospel message upon the Apostles.

Eight then and there, in bed—without a preacher, without
an altar call, through the Word of God alone, I accepted Jesus

Christ as my personal Saviour.

I have no words to describe the joy that flooded my soul.

My whole attitude toward life instantly changed. In a
little while I was up, writing, lecturing, preaching and teach-

ing. From earliest boyhood, I had dreamed of some day becom-

ing a Minister of the Gospel. My detour into Communism
terrupted the plan.

But like Jonah of old, the hand of Providence was upon

my life. God permitted me to go by the way of the whale’s
belly of Communism, but I finally reached Nineveh. Today, I

am happiest when standing behind the sacred desk, declaring
the unsearchable riches of Christ.

I am driven forward, with the knowledge that He is with
me.

For years, I have been smeared and opposed by the Com-

munists and their front organizations. But nothing that they

have done, has in any way destroyed the inward peace and

assurance I enjoy, because He is with me.

I was speaking a few weeks ago, when suddenly the lights

in the auditorium were turned off. Three hundred reds began

smashing their way into the building. They had planned to

take my life. But the police arrived in the nick of time and
escorted me to safety.

In St. Louis recently, I was^truck down by local Commun-

ist leaders.

When Gene Tunney and I went to the Lake Geneva Youth
Conference, to oppose a Communist rally, I was beaten in one

of the committee rooms.

This is dnly to mention a few of the many perplexing ex-

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periences, that Mrs. Goff and I have encountered, since re-

nouncing the Party

!

But we are not discouraged, because we worship a God

who “works in mysterious ways His wonders to perform,’

*

and we have even seen Him get glory through our suffering

—

and, after all, nothing else matters.

/

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Chapter VI

THE TROJAN HORSE



Every communist rides the Trojan Horse.

As a former member of the Communist Party, I know that

the Kremlin expects to eventually gain control of the world,

by infiltrating and taking over important organizations in

every Country.

In fact Georgi Dimitroff, head of the Comintern in 1935,

issued exactly those orders. He used the term “Trojan Horse*

*

and manifested unlimited audacity, in explaining what was

expected of Party members everywhere.

The Instructions were given publicly at the Communist

World Congress at Moscow.

The legend of the Trojan Horse takes us back to ancient

Greece. There was supposed to have been a powerful city call-

ed Troy, sourrounded by high walls. The Trojans repeatedly

attacked but were unable to pierce the defenses. After a long

time of fighting, they feigned defeat and withdrew a consid-

erable distance. The people of Troy thought the war was over.

Before the Trojans left they made a huge, mechanical horse

out of wood. The hollows of the beast were secretly filled with

soldiers. Citizens of Troy pulled the monster into the city. Dur-

ing. the night, the enemy soldiers climbed out, opened the gates

from the inside and admitted the Trojan armies. Troy was

taken.

Enemies used deception and subterfuge. They finally de-

stroyed the city from the inside.

There is nothing, mysterious about the way Communists

operate. They have an international program which is applied

with minimum variation in each Country. Christianity and

democratic government are their natural foes — behind whose
lines they strive constantly to work.

They rely upon Jews, as an international people, to co-

operate at all times in clearing their path of obstacles. While

a Communist I never once had occasion to be disappointed in

any Jew or Jewish organzation, where the interests of the

Parly were concerned.

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If Walter Winchell and others of his race are now sincere

in their opposition to Communism, it means a complete reversal

of a historic attitude. I hope they are sincere . . . but my
fingers are crossed for the present.

Marshall Field has hit a compromise by saying, through

his newspapers, that he does not endorse Communism “for

the United States.
”

This infers that the system is satisfactory for Russia and

other countries. He knows the international Communist Party

is so cohesively organized, each segment being dependent upon

the whole, that its successful operation in one place brings a

curse upon other places.

When Jewish leaders shield the Communist Party in Mos-
cow, they are automatically giving it their blessing in Amer-

ica.

Victor A. Kravchenko, a native of Russia who has turned

against Communism and lives in mortal fear of assassination

for having written the book, “I Chose Freedom/ ’ regards

Marshall Field as the arch propagandist of America on the

side of Red Fascism. This is indicated by the following testi-

mony recorded before the Committee on Un-American Activi-

ties on July 22, 1947

:

MR. NIXON. How would you control or curb the Com-
munist Party and the Communist influence in the United

States ?

MR. KRAVCHENKO. We must fundamentally change the
entire system of propaganda in America. I have already said

a great deal on this subject at this hearing. If you wish to go

in the question in serious details, I fear that the scope of this

hearing will not permit it.

MR. NIXON. Do you feel that it would be at all helpful,

to take legal action to outlaw the Communist Party, as such,

in the United States?

MR. KRAVCHENKO. I consider the fellow-travelers in
America to be a more dangerous force than the official Com-

munist Party, and I will tell you why. For instance, say I am

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an American citizen, I buy the Daily Worker. I know that it

is the Daily Worker.

I know that it is the official organ of the Communist

Party of the United States. But say I buy the Chicago Sun or

PM (edited by Marshall Field). They are not Communist Party
official papers, they give me, to a great extent, the same ideas.

That is more serious.

If we have in the left hand Marshall Field, and in the

right hand about 30 percent official members of official Com-

munist Party in the United States, my opinion is Marshall Field

is more dangerous and will cause more trouble than the same

30 percent of Communists, of whom we know what they are

doing and the nature of their aims.

I was speaking with Marshall Field for several hours, and

if you think that I could succeed in persuading him of any-

thing, you are mistaken.

But should it develop that any considerable number of

Jewish leaders in countries outside of Russia, have formulated

a revised policy contrary to the wishes: of the Kremlin, I pre-

dict an attack upon Palestine from the North, surpassing in

fury anything known in the last war.

The Comintern will not—it dare not tolerate double-
crossing. Those who learn its secrets and turn against the

leaders, are usually “liquidated.”

I can speak from experience in this regard, having felt

the wrath of the Party after accepting Christ and renouncing

the organization.

I do not believe Congressman Rankin exaggerated, on May

1st, 1947, during hearings of the Committee on Un-American

Activities, when he said: “The information we have is that 75

percent of the members of the Communist Party in this coun-

try are Jews.”

The Communists are murderers at heart. Daily they plot

and plan a way to destroy and ruin those who stand in the
way of their bid for power. The members soon become as ac-
customed to talking about killing fellow-human-beings, as

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calmly as the average farmer would talk about killing a chick-

en for Sunday dinner.

I know the Communist Party to he a Trojan Horse. I

know how orders came through from Moscow, to train and

equip members for the purpose of boring into reputable organ-

izations.

I know how Party members gloat in their secret councils,

when they succeed in taking over the leadership, of some or-

ganization previously marked for demoralization.

Stalin expects to apply this method to our entire national

Government. Here are his words

:

“It is necessary that the American Communist Party

should be capable of meeting the moment of crisis, fully equip-

ped to take direction of future class wars in the United States.

You must prepare for that, comrades, with all your strength

and by every possible means.”

During those treacherous years that the New Deal was in
power, the Kremlin succeeded in establishing a powerful beach-

head in the United States. Our enemies were aided and abetted

from the White House. I know their methods, because I was

on the inside at the time.

How has the Communist Party been able to develop the
kind of leadership necessary for gaining control of reputable

organizations? The answer is simple.

It is done by calling a never-ceasing stream of recruits to

Moscow from all the countries of the world. These people

are trained in revolutionary warfare and sent back home, to

be leaders in the “class struggle.” The name of their principal

educational center is the “International Lenin School.” They

now maintain schools in all parts of the United States, pattern-

ed after their parent center in Moscow.

Large numbers of American Communists have been train-

ed there. They are now back in our midst, working the Trojan

Horse plan, undermining, our Churches, free institutions and

system of Government.

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The organization chosen for infiltration may be a labor

union, club, civic body, political party, school, teacher’s group,

newspaper, magazine, youth movement, patriotic society —
or some other organization.

I have even known Church leadership being thus demoral-

ized. I have seen Epworth Leagues and youth groups of all

other denominations transformed into youth centers of radical-

ism. I have observed whole groups of Pastors changed into

becoming Communists at heart, under the impact of the Trojan

Horse technique.

Earl Browder claims there are eight thousand professed

Ministers in the United States, secretly allied with the Com-

munist Party, for the purpose of destroying the Church from

within.

I have found Communist propaganda, wearing the badge

of Christian Fundamentalism. And of course, every Modern-
ist Preacher is allergic.

These are not pleasant things to contemplate, but ou?

Country is faced with a factual situation. The time has come

for the American people to become sensitized to Communist

technique.

I like J. Edgar Hoover’s statement that, “The Communist

Trojan Horse has now become the Trojan Snake in American

life.”

Instead of sending me to Moscow to be taught revolu-

tionary tactics in the “Lenin School,” I was ordered to New
York for highly technical training as a “Member-at-Large.”

I was sincere in joining the Party. I was led to suppose

that it actually had the welfare of the poor at heart. I began

to be disillusioned as I got deeper into the affairs of the or-

ganization. The leaders above me failed to destroy my con-
science.

The whole conspiracy spread before me like an open book,
when I learned what went on at Secret Caususes Held by

Jewish Members. Negroes and other races were not allawed to

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meet secretly and formulate plans for local Party groups to

follow. Only Jews were granted this privilege.

I made the mistake of making a public protest against the

procedure at an open meeting. From that hour I became a

marked man.

With this information in the background, the tragic chain

of events that followed later, became understandable.

Jack Kling, a national leader in the Young Communist

League spent the night with me in Milwaukee.

Unfortunately my Bible was in sight. I had turned again

to reading the Scriptures, as my faith in the Party began to

wane.

Kling got mad. He demanded an answer then and there,

why I read that kind of “Capitalist propaganda.’ ’ My reply
was that Party literature said Christ was killed for leading

an uprising against the Roman Government, and I wanted
more information on the subject.

This, of course, did not satisfy him. He immediately re-

ported me to my superior officers.

I was hauled before the County Organizer the next day.

He forbade me to engage in any more Bible reading, on threat

of disciplinary action. The whole performance was such as to

convince me that I had lost favor with the Party. Such a
thought is sufficient to strike terror to the heart of any Com-

munist.

For several weeks I had been organizing a Youth Rally,

in West Allis — a suburb of Milwaukee, to be held that even-
ing.

At 7 o’clock, about an hour before being due at West
Allis, I was ordered to the Party office. There I was instructed

to leave immediately for Sheboygan, to address a worker’s

meeting. Another comrade, Paul Herve, was assigned to my
place in West Allis.



This all seemed strange. I had no choice but to obey. No

Communist can call his soul his own.

I spoke to a small group of workers at Sheboygan. At the

close of the meeting, I hurried to the place where the interur-

ban railroad stopped to pick up passengers for Milwaukee. My
train was scheduled to leave at 11 o’clock.

I paused in the safety zone on the street. I did not notice

the automobile, loaded with enemies, that was parked a short

distance away. I stood there alone, waiting for the interurban.

An innocent young man, with no knowledge of what was
about to occur, was also in the car. He told me later that

Schultz, the driver, and others of the group, were watching

every move I made.

As the interurban approached, Schultz timed himself

perfectly and drove directly toward me, at a terrific rate of

speed.

In a split second, I realized that I was being caught be-

tween a speeding automobile and a rapidly approaching train.

I was hit with a sickening thud and hurled under the wheels

of the latter. Everything went black

!

Then a few minutes later, I found myself under the train,

in a pool of blood, my leg severed from the rest of my body.

Schultz stopped the automobile, jumped out, ran back and

began kicking me in the face, cursing with every movement of

his body.

Trainmen grabbed him and called the police.

This is part of the price I paid for daring to criticize Com-

munist Party policy while belonging to the organization.

I was confined to a hospital bed six weeks, a hundred

miles away from home and friends. During this time, my com-
rades were doing a sinister job!

Before I left the operating room, they had arranged for

Sam Berg, a Party lawyer, to take charge of my affairs.

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First, they ordered that no charges be preferred against

the driver. Second, they took my insurance. Five thousand
dollars was collected. They allowed me $900.00 for the hospital

bill and kept the rest.

There was nothing I could do. Members are at the mercy

of their leaders.

In closing ... let me say that the God, Who “works in
mysterious ways His wonders to perform,’ ’ finally delivered

me from Satanic Communism . . . and for this I shall be

eternally gyateful.

Mrs. Goff and I have come through many trying experi-

ences but in our hearts we enjoy peace and soul rest which

“the world cannot give and the world cannot take away.”

We are now trying daily, to make our lives count for
Him, who died for us. We solicit the prayers of all believers in
Jesus Christ.

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Chapter VII

THE REORGANIZED

COMINTERN

A WAR AGAINST

CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION

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Only during the war against the Nazis did sorely pressed

Russia pretend to abandon the Communist International. This

was thought necessary to get the full degree of aid from the

United States and Britain. Stalin believed this aid essential to

defeat the invading Germans, even though he never let the

Russian people know the aid was necessary, the amount of aid

obtained and continually taught the Russians that they alone

were winning the war. Even today the people are taught that

the war was won by state socialism and not by a joint endeavor

with a capitalistic government.

The recent conference attended by Communists from nine

nations marked one change in fundamental Communist policy.

It merely shows the abandoning of a fruitless pretense. What-

ever the technical changes in the operation of the Communist

International, worldwide communism has never ceased to

function since the formation of the “First International” in

the year 186,4.

To understand fully this world conspiracy of Red Bolshe-

vism, we must study its origin and its final motives.

On the first day of May in the year 1776 in Munich, Ger-
many, an organization called the “Illuminati” was launched

by a group of atheists and free thinkers. The, founder and

leader of this organization was Adam Weishaupt.

Weishaupt was a cunning human-devil, who’s dream in

life was to place the whole world under one government headed

by his God hating “Illuminati.” To accomplish this, Weis-

haupt set forth the following pragram

:

1. Abolition of all governments. 2. Abolition of inheritance.

3. Abolition of private property. 4. Abolition of patriotism. 5.

Abolition of family. 6. Abolition of religion.

These six principles by which they had proposed to destroy

all orderly society have remained a part of the Communist

program until this day.

During the years that followed, Weishaupt built a strong

underground movement in Germany which penetrated through

its Trojan Horse policies, the economic religious and political

groups of that nation. Later the citizens of Germany be-

came aware of the fact that a diabolical plot was being carried

out by the “Illuminati” to destroy their nation. They im-

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mediately passed laws to outlaw the traitorous organization

and arrested many of its leaders.

Adam Weishaupt and some of his followers escaped and

found a refuge in France. Here, again, they went to work on

their plans for a world revolution.

They formed a new organization called the “Jacobins”

and made Weishaupt its Grand Patriarch. These clubs spread

like wildfire throughout France and played an important part

in the bloody French revolution.

The teachings of Weishaupt and his followers caused wide-

spread strikes and an increasing class struggle throughout the

continent of Europe. New Revolutionary movements sprung
up in many different countries. Each of these new movements

had their own program. Without unity there seemed to be no

hope for a “working class” victory.

During, this period a new leader was developing. His name

was Karl Marx. Marx, the Jew, had come from a well-to-do

family. Marx first joined a circle called the “Left Hebelians”

which sought to draw atheistic and revolutionary conclusions

from Hegel’s philosophy.

While Marx was a member of this group he published

many magazines and papers. Together with a friend of his,

Frederik Engles, Marx worked out the theory and tactics of

revolutionary Proletarian Socialism, otherwise known as Com-
munism.

Both men were banished from Germany and France as
dangerous revolutionists. In 1847 they joined a secret propa-

ganda society in Brussels bearing the name “Bund Der Kom-

munisten” (Communist League). It was while a member of

this league that in 1848 Marx wrote the infamous “Communist

Manifesto” that has been the bible of the Red Revolutionist

ever since.

This manifesto called for the workers of the world to

unite and destroy all existing government by bloody revolu-

tion. FollSwing the issuance of the Manifesto a revolution

broke out in Belgium causing Marx to be banished from that
country. He later went to London, England, where on Septem-

ber 28, 1864, the “First International” was formed.

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This united front of the Revolutionist was called the “In-

ternational Workingmen’s Association.” This first Internation •

al remained in force until it was weakened by the Bakuninsts

split which caused it finally to dissolve on July 15, 1876.

The “Second International” was formed of right wing

socialist groups in 1889 and lasted until 1914. It was weaker

than the first because it did not receive the full support of the

extreme left-wing who were called Communists.

In 1905 the leftists attempted a revolution in Russia and

failed.

The year 1917 found the Czarist government in Russia

very weak. This time under the skilled Marxist leadership of

Lenin, Stalin and Trotsky the Communists were able, in the

month of October to carry through a successful revolution

and seize the reins of the state.

Hardly had the Czarist government been overthrown when

the three revolutionary leaders came to bitter disagreement on

the policy to follow. Trotsky wanted to take the revolutionary

army and conquer Europe at once. Lenin and Stalin felt that

they should first build a strong Socialist state in Russia, then

through infiltration they could penetrate all other nations.

Once the other nations were weakened they could lie in

wait for an imperialist war at which time they could easily

cause dissention and take control. This plan worked well. Fol-

lowing the October revolution, Communist parties began to

spring up all over the globe. This called for an International

organization and so the “Third International” was formed in

1920.

This “Third International,” commonly called the Comin-

tern, was a congress with representatives from every nation in

the world. The congress was ruled over by a president, Georgi

Dimitroff of Bulgaria, and its secretary, Josef Stalin of

Russia. Josef Stalin being the secretary, became the highest

officer in the Comintern as is common in Communist party

organization. The Comintern, a union of Communist, parties of

the various nations, is in reality the World Communist Party.

As the leader and organizer of the world revolutionary

movement of the proletariat and the protagonist of the prin-

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cipiles and aims of Communism, the Communist International

strives to win over the majority of the working class. It fights

for the establishment of a world dictatorship of the prole-

tariat. This world dictatorship would then continue to estab-

lish a world union of Socialist Soviet Republics for the achieve-

ment of Socialism, the first stage of any Communist society.

Soon after the formation of the Third International, Lenin

was shot by a young woman. He lingered in ill health for some

time before he died. Lenin believed at the time of hist death

that the government of the Soviet Union would continue under

the leadership of the revolutionary leader, Leon Trotsky. How-

ever, Stalin had already determined that this should not be.

During Trotsky’s absence from the capital Stalin seized

power and began spreading wild rumors aimed at breaking

down the faith of the Russian people in Trotsky. This sly plot

succeeded and Trotsky was forced to flee the country to save

his lfe.

Once outside Stalin’s domain, Trotsky organized the

Fourth International. This Fourth International (Trotskyites)

exists to this day and carries on an undercover fight against

the Third International, commonly called the Stalinists.,

Warning! Some of the most bitter foes of Stalinism in

America are the followers of Leon Trotsky. Their opposition

to Stalin, however, and to Soviet Russia represents merely a

factional quarrel among the disciples of the Jew Karl Marx.
In fact, Trotskyites, as they are called, are as bloodthirsty,

and in some instances more bloodthirsty, if possible, than the

authorized representatives of Moscow.

Once Stalin became the supreme leader of the Third Inter-

national and the Communist Party of Russia, he began to or-

ganize for the conquest of the world. He called several World
Congresses of the Comintern where the economic and political

problems of each nation were discussed. It was then agreed

that they would go underground in the majority of nations and

quietly strengthen their forces.

This master plan was carried out with success until 1935.

In that year they called the Seventh World Congress in Mos-

cow. The delegates at this congress felt that the hour had come

for them to come out in the open and launch a United Front

t

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campaign. It was believed that this policy would give more

strength to the Party and possibly gain control of some coun-

tries.

Spain was chosen as the first country with which they would

experiment. The “ experiment
7

’ was the direct cause of the

bloody Spanish Revolution. During the revolution the Com-

munists tried to unite the Tro^skyites, Anarchists and the

Socialists under one banner. This maneuver failed and the Reds

were defeated in the revolution.

By this time, Hitler was on the rise and many nations who
had been leaning toward Communism were now lining up in the

Nazi camp. Stalin called for an all out campaign against Fas-

cism at home and abroad. A blood purge took place in the Sov-
iet Union and anyone who was suspected of not being 100 per-

cent pro-Stalin was liquidated. In other countries where trials

were held, the guilty members were expelled from the party.

When Stalin saw that Hitler was beating him to the punch,
he craftily cooked up the Soviet-Nazi Pact. This gained him

time, and gave him parts of Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia,

and Finland without much fight.

With the Soviet Nazi Pact in force, Stalin could wait until

Hitler’s troops were scattered all over Europe, then strike.

Adolf Hitler evidently got wise to Stalin’s game and struck

first. Meanwhile, word had gotten to. Stalin that his ally might

turn on him, and use Trotsky as his puppet in his Russian cam-

paign.

Stalin ordered the immediate assassination of Trotsky who

was living in exile in Mexico. Leon Trotsky was beaten to death

by his own secretary after the order was issued by the Comin-

tern. This, I am sure, was the contributing factor. to Hitler’s

defeat in the Russan campaign. Had Trotsky lived the picture

might have been quite different.

In the United States during this time the Reds had been

raising the slogans, “Keep America Out of War,” and “The

Yanks Are Not Coming.” With the invasion of Russia by Hitler

these slogans changed over night. They began to call for Amer-

ica to “Save The World From Fascism” and “Let the Denfoc-

racies of the World Unite.”

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With our entrance into the war in 1941 the whole picture

changed. Our shipments of Lend Lease to Russia began to slow

the advance of Hitler’s armies. The average American said,

“Let’s give them just enough to keep them fighting until both

are exhausted.”

Stalin sensed this feeling and pulled his prize trick out of

the bag. In May, 1943, he held a small conference of a few of

the International Communist leaders and announced that the

Comintern had been dissolved. This was hailed by many Allied

leaders as the “dawn of a new day” and as “heralding greater

cooperation between Russia and the Western world.”

Those of us who had been members of the Party knew this

to be a lie, and a clever trick on the part of Stalin. We knew
that the Constitution of the Third International stated that it

could not be dissolved without a majority vote of the World

Congress of the Comintern. No World Congress had been held

at that time. This fact has been borne or by recent actions of

the Reds.

Documents seized from Russian agents during the Atomic

Bomb trials in Canada established irrefutably that the Krem-

lin directed international spy ring functioned throughout the

war. Igor Sergeiivitch Gouzenko, the code clerk in the Russian

embassy in Canada, after fleeing the Reds sent to apprehend

him, informed the Royal Commission that “the announce-

ment of the dissolution of the Comintern was probably the

greatest farce of the Communists in recent years.

He told the startled Canadians, to whom he fled with
coded documents from Moscow directing spying activities in

Canada and the United States, that actually the Comintern

exists and continues the work. The Soviet leaders have never

relinquished the idea of establishing a Communist dictatorship

throughout the world.”

Gouzenko furnished documentary proof to bear out his as-

sertions. He added that “it is clear that the Communist Party

in democratic countries had changed long ago from a political

party into an agency net of the Soviet government.”

Well, now do the doubters finally understand that the Bol-

shevist world revolution for the establishment of a World Sov-

iet is really under way, and has been for the past thirty years?

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If not, let them study the Communist conference which was held

in Moscow on October 5, 1947. At this conference, Communist

leaders of nine countries participated openly. The rest of the

countries were represented but not openly for fear of repercus-

sion.

Earlier this year secret delegates of the Communist Party

of America obtained passports to Europe. They were present

at this conference. The delegates who operated in the open were

from Russia, France, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Roumania,

Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Hungary. These agents are setting

up an information and propaganda bureau in Belgrade under

Marshall Tito’s watchful eye.

Thus, we find the Comintern working from two Communist

capitals, Belgrade and Moscow, but working jointly for the

same purpose. “To banish God from the skies and capitalism

from the earth,” and to establish a World Soviet State.

The picture is growing clearer each day. We see the world
gradually being divided into two camps, U. S. A. and U. S.

S. R. Soon these two camps will clash. When, only time can tell.

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Chapter VIII

HOLLYWOOD’S CORRUPTION

THE

FULFILLMENT

OF

STALIN’S DREAM



One of the greatest breeders of juvenile delinquency in

America is the movies. More crime, adultery, drinking, and

filth is poured into the minds of American youth from Holly-

wood than any other source.

This scheme fits well into the plans of the Communist

Party, to demoralize American youth; for it is hoped by the

Communists that there will be a breakdown of our economic

and moral structure, which will make it easy for them to step

in and take over our Republic and establish in its place the

United States of Soviet America.

During the last fifteen years, the Communist Party has

been busy getting a firm foothold in Hollywood, and today, we

find them well established with more than one third of all the

actors and actresses holding membership in the Communist

Party. Many of those who haven’t joined as yet are aiding in

their program by following the line of the fellow-traveler. ,

During the past few years, there has been close ties between

this Sodom and Gomorrah of America and the White House.

Because of the Roosevelt approval of these sex-perverts and

morons, many of our young people have begun to idolize them

as Gods.

At the present time these social degenerates are setting the

mode of dress, talk, and even political thinking. Fifty years ago,

it would have defeated a candidate to have some burlesque star

endorse him; today it’s the popular thing.

Have our people grown so weak that they must turn to these

half-baked nit-wits in Hollywood for our political thought; or

have we become suckers to the Communist intrigue of using

Hollywood as a means of destroying our way of life.

The parents of America pay the movie industry, millions

of dollars every week, to train their youngsters how to become

sex perverts and atheists. Young people attending the movies,

see enacted before their very eyes base sex crimes and bloody

murders. These scenes are so real, they leave an imprint upon

the child’s memory which cannot be removed, and many times

when it is recalled at a weaker moment, it may cause the child

to commit the same crime.

In a city in northern Illinois, a dog ran howling down the

street and fell dead in front of the Apollo Theater. Upon exam-

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iiiation, a pen-knife was found stuck into the back of his neck.

An investigation by the local police brought out the fact that

22 dogs had been killed in that community over a period of two

months. Some had been shot, then wrapped in stolen blankets

and buried. Others had been put into gunny sacks and thrown

in the river while still alive. These fiendish crimes had been

committed by youngsters, none of them over 15 years of age.

Their only excuse was that they wanted to re-enact crime scenes

thejr had seen at the local movies.

Girls have testified that after seeing an extremely passion-

ate movie, they have gone out of the theatre to find a man with

whom thej^ could have illicit relations, and if they happened

to have a young man with them, they would go out with him

for the same purpose.

Youths have testified that they take girls to the movies for

the express purpose of arousing their sex nature, that they

might influence them to commit adultry- What else can we

expect from these young people when they are given money

by their parents to attend movies where they can see displayed

on the screen before them, a seduced woman lying in the bed

where the act of seduction took place
;
a house party where

scantily clothed women are seen guzzling liquor, and sucking

on cigarettes; a married woman has a baby by a friend whom
she loves better than her husband; a Red revolutionist glorified

as a hero
;
congressmen ridiculed as crackpots

;
Gospel preachers

made to look like flea-brained nincompoops
;
and gangsters live

in luxury surrounded by young prostitutes. These scenes help

promote juvenile delinquency, and are a menace to the welfare

of our nation.

Earl Barnes, a noted educator says, “Any person brought
up on the psychology of the movie-world is unfit for life. The

lower minds go to the movies and the longer they go the lower

they will be.”

Dr. Edward A. Ross, famous sociologist, lays this to the

movie industry. “Never has there been a generation so much

in revolt against their elders as this. In my judgement this
psychic revolt springs from the motion films. We have a
generation of youth, sex-excited, self-assertive, self-confident,

and parent-critical.
’ *

— 7 .*1—



Theodore Dreiser, famous American novelist and by no

means a church man, had this to say about movies, “I have

seen movies that would curl your hair, in spite of the motion

picture censorship we are supposed to have.”

If the Communist Party was to open a training school in

your town and would issue invitations for your children to

attend free of charge
;
I would venture to say very few Ameri-

can parents would allow their children to go anywhere near

the place. Yet these same parents would pay good money night

after night for their children to attend movies and be slyly in-

doctrinated with the same damnable atheistic Communist

teachings.

Several years ago G. Allison Phelps, the prominent Los

Angeles journalist, prepared a list of movie bigwigs, who are

responsible for the type of pictures shown across America.

Phelps calls this list the ‘all alien team’. Let’s look at the

line-up, and see who some of the men are, who make up this

modern Tower, of Babel.

THE HOLLYWOOD

ALL-American (ALL ALIEN?) Eleven

Of

INDISPENSABLES

Head Coach

Nick Schenck

Born: Russia — Salary $275,673.

Bob. Rubin

First Assistant Coach

Born: Syracuse

Salary: $218,423

Darryl Zanuck

Second Assistant Coach

Born: Wahoo

Sak^
:
$265,000

THE TEAM

Name

Harry M. Warner

Joseph M. Schenck ^Russia

Bom
Russia

Salary

$156,000

106,000



Joe Pasternack

Alexander Korda

Harry Cohen

Sam Goldwyn

A1 Lichtman

Anatole Litvak

Sam Yatz

Hungary

Hungary

Hungary

Poland

Rumania

Russia

117,857

247.000

185.000

156.000

229,892

119,875

Gregory Ratoff

Louis B. Mayer

Russia

Russia

104,333

688,369

SUBSTITUTES

Dave Bernstein, Jerry Mayer, Mendel Silverberg, Harry

Rapf, Eddie Loeb, Sol Lessor, Sam Briskin, Lee Marcus,

Frank Orsatt, Nat Goldstone, Lew Schreiber, J. J. Cohen,

Arthur Loew, Jack Cummings, Melvyn Douglas, Louis K.

Sidney, Herman Mankiewiez, L. Weingarten, Sam Sischoff,

Hunt Stromberg, Bill Goetz, Pandro Berman, Mervyn LeRoy,

Murry Silverstone, Sal Wurtzel, S. P, Skouras, Fred Pelton,

Joe Maniewiez, Lep Friedman, Bernie Hyman and Henry

Ginsberg.

Just name one remark by any one from this group of men

that ever exalted Christ or helped the church.

John Rankin (Dem. - Miss*.,) member of the house com-

mittee on un-American Activities, says: “One of the most dan-

gerous plots ever instigated for the over-throw of this Gov-

ernment, had its headquarters in Hollywood/’

The Communist Party is re-organizing for a tough, bitter

fight. The orders for this change came from Joe Stalin and

were transmitted to the American Party by comrade Duclos of

France. This move was made to prepare the American Com-

munist for revolutionary action in case there is a falling out

between Stalin and Truman. Plans are being put into effect by

the Communists to paralyze American Industry, by a general

strike if we should disagree with Stalin’s program to commun-

ize Europe and Azia.

The Communists have moved their strategic base of op-

eration from New York City to Hollywood. Already many

party leaders are being shifted to key industrial cities in

preparation for the revolt.

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Ned Sparks, former secretary of the Communist Party
in Wisconsin has been transferred to Los Angeles. Sparks

was chosen for this post because of his past revolutionary ex-
perience. He fought in the Russian Revolution under Lenin
and knows well how to butcher Christians.

When we see such an outstanding Red as this, being as-

signed to the Hollywood district, then we can begin to realize

the important position of the movie industry in the coming

Red Revolution.

It is no strange phenomena that when leading Reds come

to America, one of the first places they visit is Hollywood;

for it was from this City, that the largest sums were con-

tributed to aid the Communist forces during the Spanish Civil

war.

Recently, a Russian Journalist, Konstantin Simonov, toured

Hollywood, and payed homage to Bette Davis, Charlie Chaplin

and the Hollywood Writer’s Association. He reported that

he found most actors and actresses displayed a great interest

in the Soviet Union and Soviet Culture. He also stated that

Bette Davis and Charlie Chaplin had deep contempt for the

Anti-Communist press and its attitude toward the Soviet Union.

This is not at all strange.

On November 16, 1944, a group of Red stars of the screen

sent a wire of greeting to the U. S. S- R. Amity Rally. Among

the signers was Charlie Chaplin, the Red parasite, who has

made millions of dollars in America and shamed the name of

American womanhood; yet never to my knowledge has he
become an American citizen. He tells us how to vote and how

to run our foreign affairs, (as can be seen in the following

telegram signed by nineteen of the Hollywood Red gang.)

“In time to come the recognition of the Soviet Union by

the United States will be remembered as the beginning of an

era which brought savagery, ignoran 2e and hunger to an end.

It will be remembered as the first step taken toward new hori-

zons of a world where security and culture are meant for

the happiness of all people everywhere. On this occasion,

Hollywood wishes to add its voice to the voice of all Americans

hailing the mutual bond which exists and which will continue

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to grow between our great country and our Allies. In this

friendship lies not only the hope but the future of the world.

Signed—Larry Adler, James Cagney, Eddie Cantor,
Charles Chaplin, Dorothy Commingor, George Colouris, Olivia

De Havilland, John Garfield, Ir Gershwin, Rita Hayworth,

Katharine Hepburn, Gene Kelley, Alexander Knox, Groucho

Marx, Harpo Marx, Edward G. Robinson, Sylyvia Sidney, Gail

Sondergaard, and Orson Welles.

One of the outstanding young Reds in Hollywood is

Frankie Sinatra, the young man, who expects every young

maiden to swoon at the sound of his rasping voice. Yet behind

that voice, is the voice of Bloody Joe, enticing our youth into

his deadly Marxian philosophy. Sinatra co-operates closely

with the American Youth for Democracy and the C. I. 0. -

P A. C. Early this year he was one of eight who was awarded

medals from the A. Y. D. (the Young Communist League) for

‘major contributions to democracy and to the war effort.’ He

has been active in appearances in racial troubled zones. Other

awards, were to Peggy Ryan, entertainer; Bill Mauldin, left-

wing cartoonist; Slim Aaron of ‘Yank’ magazine; Lt. Edvina

Todd, navy nurse; Edward Carter, negro service man; and

Harry Tanuye, Japanese-Ameri*an.

Frank Sinatra, commonly called ‘The Voice’, is one of the

star performers at A. Y. D. rallies, where young people are

recruited into the Communist Party. His bold promotion of

‘bobby-soxism’, has added to the great wave of juvenile delin-

quency in America. In San Francisco on March 23, 1946, fifty-

six adolescent Sinatra fans were taken into custody by police

as they stood shivering in a waiting line in front of the Gol-

den Gate Theater at 4:30 a.m. in the morning, six hours before

‘the voice’, was scheduled to appear. The police hauled 53 in-

dignant bobby-soxers and three boys to the juvenile home on

technical charges of violating the curfew' law^, which prohibits

anyone under eighteen from being on the streets between 11:00

p. m., and 6 :00 a. m. Most of the children were from Oakland.

One father said, “The police wrere well justified in picking

up the girls. I think Sinatra should be run out of town.”

This young Red Stalinite has been touring the country

swooning bobby-soxers wdth his baritone voice, while he tells



their parents how to vote. He appeared before 16,000 left-

wingers in Madison Square Garden last year, at the opening

of a nationwide campaign, the Communist Party and the New

Deal’s ‘Russian Firsters’, to capture the veteran’s votes.

Frank Sinatra, defiant in bow-tie, demanded freedom for

the Chinese; a campaign against the Spanish Government; and

public recognition of the political possibilities of radio croon-

ers. While Sinatra and others demanded the overthrowing of

Franco
;
Red Fascists passed out handbills in the crowd, which

read, “Veterans—join the Communist Party . . . our Party
stands for the ownership and control of the nation’s economy

by the workers and farmers.”

Through this one performance alone, any intelligent person

should be able to see how ‘Red Frankie’, with his purring

voice, is swooning the youth of America into the arms of

atheistic Communism.

I can think of no better way to close this chapter on

Hollywood than with this clear call to action by G. Allison

Phelps, who said, “It will take more than MICE CHRISTIANS,
to drive from Christian America, the filth columnist of Holly-

wood. Christians who will not only preach about, but who

also will sternly uphold the principles of our Saviour, will

have to rise in this land, and use their influence to combat

the atheistic ideologist of the modern Augean stable, known

in Hollywood as the ‘Tower of Babel.’

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The author of this book was formerly a

leader in the Communist Party. He was

assigned by Stalin’s agents in the United

States to work among young people and

help bring about a bloody Red revolution.

He fought the church.

He fought the American way of life.

He plotted the death of officials and

Christian leaders.

He used a number instead of a name.

He worked with Red plotters from New

York and Hollywood.

While a Communist he was invited by

Eleanor Roosevelt to be a guest at

the White House.

This book tells the inside story of a man

who, in repentance, left Josef Stalin to

serve Jesus Christ.