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Wy _ Which many Communist . fronts operate. “(Special “Committee on Ups . Bubservient Communist Party in the United States.* (Congreseioned, Pommitites BO on Uneémerican ac cts Vaviss, HEPOT es one F759 PURE AS ys APES . PW. af National “i esident oi NY 65-16659 De a —— MF we ig - we : i 3 Say. 4 Activities, Report, March 29, 19lL, page 147. "2, Cited as a Communist-front organization ‘which seeks to attract southern liberals on the basis of its seeming interest in the prob- lems of the South! although its ‘professed interest in southern welfare is simply an expedient for larger aims serving in the Soviet Union and its | Radied ding Banawt ‘Na £09". Jnnen 1D . 107 8. pe Be fo. Tee BPs, Let ; eo . NAT gl . “With regard to the Federation of ‘architects, Engineers. Pie ge SY Chemists and Technicians, eT contained on pages 264 and 265 of "A Story of the CIO" by BENJAMT ERG. These pages indicated that the FAECT wag organized in 198) mainly from the technical staff in the Works Prorress Administration. From the very beginning, the Federation has been under Stalinist leadership and its rank and file were chiefly, Commnist Party." .° . followers. According to T-1, of unknowm reliability, MILTO Z, First « .- whe the FAES’, made the following renark reb: arding thia:. . ge ttl . : me yee ee! we organization: =. TT Cw gee . , Mead, £ot., “ caste: ob ‘When I discovered that I was being used as a front for a - rroup of Communists, I resigned; not because of opposing Communism but because I oppose to directing my fellow workers into an organization which failed to be a bona fide labor union but was in reality a tool of the Communist Party." Ti. OfHER INTERVIENS = oo ae Pee ~ A, HOWARD RusMORR © TS ag Ee Mr. novarp/KusitiORE, New York Journal American, 220 South Strect, New York, advised the reporting agefit on June 8, 195, that he has no first, hand information regarding Communist attempts to obtain information from within the white House. He stated that during the period when he was active in the Communist movement, he did not occupy a position of sufficient importance to be aware of any such attempt. He declared, however, that he Was acquainted with JOGEP/ LASH and stated that he is personally somrinced that LASH was a member of both the Young Communist League and the Communist Party and left during the 1930's. He recalled a conference held in the Spring of 1936 in an apartment located on the East Side of Manhattan in the 2Sénties at which LASH was present. The purpose of the conference was to determine new methods by which the publicatiof "Young Worker", issued by the Young Communist League, could gain wider circulation in the agricultural areas of the United States. At that meeting GIL GREEN and one MAX-WEISS, prominent 7 Communist , Party leaders, were both present. RUSHMORE aisd recalls seeing ‘-LASH and EARL BROWDER together at Communist Party Headquarters, 35 East. 12th - fees Street, New York, on one occasion during 1936 or 1937. . a ; ‘ _/ 7 f ma tee 2, > an roy SST a 3 SESS. ’ oP pice ™