The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-30
. Letters
From Our Readers
Alliquippa, Pa.

AS revelations of the wide
spread network of Communist ac-
tivities in the United States in
creases, the revolution unfolds
itself to how the many sided
ramifications in which is is en-
gagged.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois
are first in their respective inn
portance on the agendum of the
Communist oligarchy. They are
the key states in which the heavy
industries of our war economy
are located and where the large
masses of labor are concentrated.
The Communists figure the poll
tical control of these three states
under the banner of liberalism is
sufficient to tie up the whole
economy of the nation when they
pass the word along to their cells
secreted in unions throughout the
United States.
In many instances, the flash
strikes that have been taking
place in various branches of
transportation, communications
and related services are the war
maneuVers of the fifth columns;
they are the practice drills and
rehearsals to test party discipline
and efficiency and to prove the
theories of revolutionary conta-
gion and the gregarious and Gu
mulative effects of mass psyche
logy. This is the precursory stage
that leads to the suppression of
constitutional government and the
seizure of private property.
All the civil rights" programs
sponsored by the Communist
party and subscribed to by stupid
and self-seeking politicians with
their eyes on votes, are an integ-
raj part of the revolution; they
have a definite place to serve and
an important function to perform
in the assiduous plans of the
Communist party.
Any fool known that the Com
munists don't know anything
about civil rights. The incessant
Communist clamor for racial in
tegration in the armed forces of
! the United States, for fair en-
ployment practices acts, for inter-
racial public housing projects and
numerous other schemes to eff
feet classless society are rank
receptions to force hand picked
Communist cells into the import
ant posts of national defense, into
the key centers of the nations
industry and into the heart of
our civil society.
The savage political contest
now centered in Ohio to abolish
the Taft-Hartley Act and to repeal
all laws that forbid strikes by civ
il employees of the Communist
controlled public workers or those
who work in public utilities is
part and parcel of the Communist
party's grandiose scheme to break
down all barriers to a successful
overthrow of the United States
! governmental the Will-mean-
ing protestations of the patriotic
labor leaders to the contrary not
Withstanding.
Under thes circumstances, il
would be nothing short of mad
ness to give professional labor po-
liticians- regardless of the per-
! sonal integrity of their leaders
control of the nations political
future.
No labor leader, with a dimes
worth of brains, foresight or pa
triotism would ask for and expect
such unbridled jurisdiction and
paralyzing power as is outlined
in the political demands of the
labor radicals to pass on to an
] unknown future and to unknown
successors. 1t is therefore obvious
that the success of the labor bos-
ses' unprecedented political pro-
gram in Ohio would amount to q
national calamity.
| Herbert Keinip