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Ne ton looks at recent Supreme Court rulings and © is the Court leaning teo for bockword in. | defending theoretical rights of Communists? @ Are the Court's decisions tying fhe hands of the U. $. Government agoinst Communism? Following ore excerpts from @ report made to the 80th annual meeting of the Americon Bor Association on duly 25, 1957, by former Senator Herbert 8. O'Cenor, chairman of the Association's Committee on Communist Tactics, Strategy and Objectes: Fe political parties. The nine justices of Supreme Tribunal of Germany refused to soo that ths Nazis were a BY BAR ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE . Te overcome the effects of the Court's rui- ings, new legislation is suggested. This study comes from the American Bar Association's Committee on Communist Tactics, Strategy and Objectives. # is presented here by Committee Chairman Herbert R, O'Conor, former U. $. Senator from Maryland. according to « carefully enunciated plas. In 1903, Lenin established Communion with 17 supporters. In 117, the Com- munists conquered Russia with 40,000, In 1957, the Communists are in iron con- tro] of 900 million people, Their advance since the end of World War 11 has been especially tragic. The Korean war proved that aggression does pay because Kt was followed by Communist aggression in Tibet, Indo China and Hungary. After Soviet tanks rolled into Hungary, the Communists succeeded by clever propaganda in elect- ing their first government by forms of democratic processes—in the state of Kerala, in India. To the Communists “peaceful co-existence” means Communist conquest without war. tion by disbanding the Constituent Amem- MR. O'CONOR The greatest asset the Communists have bly at bayonet point and destroying the _ at the present time is not the hydrogen republic of Russia. The republics ; ‘ bomb, certainly not Soviet satellites, of Poland and Chine tried valiantly to co- world ignorance of their tactics, strategy and objectives. The exist with the Communist Party in their midst, but were biggest need today is for the free peoples to develop an unable do awareness of the menace of Communism and the ability to to . We are sending more to equip and defend ourselves and our allies from Communist aggression than we ever spent to stop Japanese aggression. The Jepavese found it difficult to purloin our military secrets, but the Communists have stolen many of our military secrets, Including vital details of the atomic and hydrogen bombs which were known to the traitors Dr. Klaus Fuchs and Dr. Bruno Pontecorvo. The cynical cruelty with which the Kremlin crushed the Hungarian patriots and executed their leaders is proof by deeds that “the spirit of Geneva” was always a tactic and a sham. Likewise, the admission of Mao Tse-tung in his recently published Peiping speech of February, 1956, that the Chi- pese Communists completed the “liquidation” of 800,000 persons between October, 1949, and January, 1054, and the report published June 15, 1057, by the Senate Internal Se- curity Subcommittee that, in fact, more than 15 million per- sons have been executed in Red China since 1951 prove the fatuity of those who argue that Red China should be admitted into the family of nations and recognized by our Government. The Communists have conquered large areas of the world U. 3. NEWS & WORLD REPOST, Avg. 14, 1957 ae EE isolate the Communist line so that it can be detected no mat- ter who utters it. One speech from the mouth of an important American innocent can be worth a truckload of “Daily Workers” in advancing the international Communist con- spiracy. The current Communist line inchides the follwing: 1. Repeal or weaken the anti-Communist legislation on the books, especially the Smith Act, the Internal Security Act, and the Subversive Activities Control Act. 2. Diseredit and hamper the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, the House Un-American Activities Commit- tee, and State officials investigating Communism. $8. Weaken the effectiveness of the FBI and reveal its 4. Destroy the federal security system, 5. Recognize Red China and admit her to the United Nations. 6. Oppose the possibility of the United States’ breaking off diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. (Continued on page 136) 135