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NY 100-18676 COMB EAT IAL On a supplemental sheet of AR-2 also executed on December 24, 1940 and referred to as form AR-2-A ina continuation of Item number 10 above, JONES lists additional information concerning her association with the Young Communist League. She stated that she was a member from 1936 to the present, she was presently State Educational Director, she was formerly State Chairman and that’ she was a member of the National Council of the Young Communist League. , JONES was also given a hearing at the Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service at 70 Columbus Avenue, New York City on February 16, 1950, Exhibit #7: Records of INS, United States Department of Justice. Witness to Introduce: Commissioner, INS, US Department of Justice The April, 1938 issue of the Young Communist “Review” listed the following article concerning education of the Young Communist League. The article was captioned "Our Twelve Week Course of Study.” The article states as follows: "In some places the theory actually developed that the Young Communist League as a non-Party organization should not teach Marxism-Leninism." The article then spoke of the criticism of the National Board of the Young Communist League toward such tendencies and states, "The teaching of Marxism- Leninism 1s the main function of the Young Communist League as an educational organization, The problem is not where we shall teach Marxism, but how shall we teach it." CONS RERHAT’