The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-03-03

It was Gladstone. the great
English statesman. always an ar
dent admirer and friend of Amer
lea. who said:
That which most deeply con-
Germs the civilized world is. not
what manner OF producer. but
what manner of man, the Ameri.
can OF the fture is going to be"
This was said more than a. half
century ago during which time,
two world wars have come and
gone. and during both Of these
terrible wars, Americans proved
to the world what manner of PRO
ducers" they were. 1t was their
production which saved the world
on both occasions and Nazism
may now be counted dead.
But there is a menace more ter
rible In its aspect than Nazism or
Fascism ever was. Americanism
now faces Communism. The insid-
iousness and danger of Commu-
nism are fare greater than Nazism
and Fascism and the great differ
ence is told to us by Monsignor
Fulton Sheen in his book, Gree
dom Under God," In these very
simple words:
"Nazism and Fascism attack
from without, but Communism at
tacks from within: Nazism and
Fascism rob by breaking down
your front door. Communism
robs you after it has been your
house guest for a week end. As
far as internal dangers are con-
cerned there is no doubt Commu-
nism is the most dangerous. Their
tactics are more clever. They use
non-revolutionary language to at
tain revolutionary ends"
IN OTHER WORDS CoMMU-
NISM USES DECEIT.
Truth means nothing to them!
Claire Boothe Luce, returning to
Congress from visit to Europe
Immediately following the Nazi
surrender. declared:
I'VE believe In free press, free
speech, and free worship. The
Communists, wherever you find
them in America, Mexico. China,
or Europe. believe that the press
should be precensored and con-
trolled, that men should refrain
from criticizing their leaders un-
der pain of death; and that any
religion not subject to state con-
troll should be liquidated. In
short. we and the Communists are
exactly $50 dgreee apart on our
most fundamental political con-
cepts. Moreover, the very words
right good and Just mean ex-
actly what Stain says they mean
but only on Monday morning.
For on Tuesday morning he may
change his mind. Truth to Com
munist and Moscow leader is new
er an absolute. Truth is exactly
what suits the Communist lead
ers' political policy or purposes,
or even personal whims, at any
given moment"
What Claire Booth Luce said
after her return from Europe i'm
mediately following the war. has
been proven by the vaporings, the
SANDERS. and the vituperataions
of Molotov. Vishinsky, Gromyko
and Dimitrov and their ilk for
the past two years. They want no
peace; they want turmoil which
produces chaos. And by this time,
we should realize their aims.
What they have in mind, these
despicable hate-breeders, is what
William z. Foster, their national
chairman in these United States,
wrote in the Daily Worker" July
1945) and in his book Toward a
Soviet America:
ut may be stated that Stain
is one of those who think that an
economic crisis after this war is
inevitable in the United States
Conditions are more ripe for revo-
luton in the United States than
they were in old Russia. The
american revolution. when the
workers have finally seized power,
will develop even more swiftly in
all its phases than has the Rus
sian revolution. The American
soviet government will be organ
lied along the broad lines of the
Russian soviets."
And Stain, in volume issued
by the American Communist Par
ty of the United States, "Stalin's
Speeches on the American Party, .
confirmed his stooge, William q.
Fosters opinion, as follows:
Il consider that the Communist
Party of the United States is one
Of the few Communist Parties to