14 Tht Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mo n., June 12, 1950 Reds' Subversive Activities In U. S. Higher Than In Second World War, FBI Chief Says WASHINGTON, i) J. Edgar Hoover hai told Congress that U. S. Communists are going underground, and that there are more sub versive activities in this country than "at any period during the last world war." "Communism today is at a greater height in the United States than either Nazism or Fascism was" during world war II, the FBI director said. What's more, he added, it is centered in strategic areas and in strategic industries. In testimony before a congressional committee, Hoover said: "Forty-eight percent of the mem bership of the Communist party is in the basic industry of this coun try. In this manner they would be able to sabotage essential industry in vital defense areas in the event of a national emergency. "Our investigations disclose that Communist activities are most pro nounced in such strategic industrial areas as New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, California and Michigan. "Communist efforts toward infil tration have been intensified in basic industries vital to our se curity such as steel, heavy machin ery, mining, communications, the electrical industry, transportation and the maritime industry." He said that the recent trial of 11 Communist party leaders in New York prompted party members to institute a security program of their own even including an in vestigation of the party's own executive committee. "The trend has been toward the perfection of a highly-developed underground apparatus and decen tralization of Communist party operations," Hoover said. Records Destroyed Or Hidden "As a security measure, no Com munist party membership cards were issued in 1949. The main tenance of membership records has been discontinued. Members speak in a jargon of double talk and use codes in correspondence. "A courier system has been sub stituted to prptect confidential party communications. Public meetings are maintained at an ab solute minimum. Party records have been destroyed c r removed to clandestine hiding places. I "Secret printing facilities and supplies have been secreted for future underground operations. transfers of party members from one district to another are now controlled through the use of an elaborate identification system. "The party today is in the pro. cess of selecting individuals for secret leadership of its under ground apparatus." All this, Hoover said, has made it more difficult for the FBI to slip its own operatives into high Com munist party positions. in his testimony, which was taken by the committee several weeks ago, Hoover linked Ameri can Communism with foreign ea pionage. FBI investigations, he said, show that foreign spy activity has some very aeunite oDjecuves, including: information on atomic re search: identities of atomic scion tists in the United States: radar: jet propulsion; topographical maps ot tne united Mates coastal areas. including airports and military landing fields; data on biological warfare; our industrial and mili tary resources; and biographical data concerning leading personal!' ties in the United States." Hoover put the number of actual Indictee Resigns His Position In Commerce Dept. WASHINGTON, June 10. UP) William W, Remington Friday resigned his J10,000-a-year com merce department job to devote "full time to proving in the court that I am innocent of the charge that I have ever been a Communist." The 32-year-old economist was indicted by a New York grand jury Thursday on a charge of lying when he denied ever having been a Communist. Ten days earlier Secretary of Commerce Sawyer had asked for his resignation, but said the re quest was without any reflection on Remington's loyalty. At that time, Remington had said he would refuse to resign. Friday, in a 1,100-word letter to Sawyer, he said he was leaving to devote his time to proving his in nocence of the grand jury's charge. "I have no funds at my disposal for one proceeding, much less for several," his letter said. "What ever I will be able to raise, will be needed for my (courtroom) de fense." This was a reference to proceed ings instituted by Sawyer Monday to force Remington's dismissal from his job on grounds of "malad ministration." Sawyer also had brought ouster proceedings against another $10,-000-a-year official, Michael E. Lee. Lee has refused to resign. He protested today that the depart ment "is unwilling to give me the slightest chance to dispel the cloud of unfounded suspicion surround ing me." ' L I i If Communist party members in this country at 54,174. However, he said: "The fact remains that the par ty leaders themselves boast that for every party member there are 1C others who follow the party line and who are ready, willing and able to do the party's work. "In other words, there is a po tential fifth column of 540,000 peo ple dedicated to this philosophy." 6 HIS DAY! JUNE 10' Men's Cool Ribbed Rayon Sport Shirts 2.98 f Sleeve Model Bold Dusty ) Tones Look to Penney's for your se lection of sportswear for DAD. Items that are made for his comfort and pleasure . , . and always at Penney's CASH AND CARRY low, low prices. Rugged Soles 6-11,8, C,D Men the country over have made this sport shirt Penney's No. 1 seller. Here's why! Ribbed rayon broadcloth Is light on your back and cool to wear. It's completely hand wash able . . . colors stay bright! 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