Evening star. [volume], April 29, 1948, Page A-20, Image 20

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Early Vote in House
On Anti-Communist
Measure Is Blocked
By the Associated Press
A bill putting it up to Reds to
change their color or face fines
and jail tei-ms hit a temporary
blockade In the House today.
Backers wanted to get the anti
communist measure passed next
week. Representative Mundt, Re
publican, of South Dakota claimed
support of "an overwhelming ma
jority for this telling blow against
the forces of subversion in Amer
ica.”
But Speaker Martin told a re
porter bills appropriating money
for several Government agencies
must come first. So the House may
not vote until the second week in
May. After that it will be up to
the Senate to act.
The anti-Red bill Tvas approved
unanimously yesterday by the House
Un-American Activities Committee.
Into it went parts of a bill intro
duced by Mr. Mundt, plus a lot of
ideas worked out by Representative
Nixon, Republican, of California
and a subcommittee Mr. Nixon
heads
Not Aimed at Theory.
"We aren’t attempting to outlaw
Communist thinking or Communist
theory,” Mr. Nixon told reporters.
“Under this bill the Communist
Party could operate as a legitimate,
American political party, above
ground and without foreign connec
tions.
"But it would be a crime to con
tinue attempting to establish a
Communist totalitarian dictatorship
or to aid and abet such an attempt.”
The bill says it is a matter of
fact that an international Com
munist movement is conspiring to
set up totalitarian dictatorships
through organizations it controls in
other countries.
Such organizations are defined to
include the American Communist
Party.
Main Points of Bill.
The bill says it shall be unlawful
for any person to:
Attempt in any manner to set up
a foreign-controlled totalitarian dic
tatorship in the United States.
Take part in a movement to
create a dictatorship.
The crime could be punished by
a maximum fine of S10.000 and 10
years in jail. In addition, violators
could be deprived of their Amer
ican citizenship.
Mr. Nixon said a provision for
exposing party members should be
“very effective.’’ It requires the
party to register annually with the
Justice Department and supply a
list of members.
The bill also would deny pass
ports and non-elective Government
jobs to Communists, make them
label written and radio propaganda
as coming from a Communist source,
and require the party to disclose
where it gets its money and how it
spends it.
Canadian Aide Here Gets
Post in San Francisco
By the Associated Press
OTTAWA, April 29.—Harry A.
Scott, commercial counsellor of the
Canadian Embassy in Washington,
today was appointed Canadian
consul general at San Francisco.
The consulate general will open
July 2.
Reds to Observe May Day Alone,
Snubbed by Moderate Socialists
By the Associated Press
LONDON, April 29.—The Com
munists will have to celebrate May
Day on their own this year in most
of Western Europe's democratic
capitals.
Socialists and moderate labor
groups are giving the Communists
the cold shoulder as never before
in planning for the traditional
labor celebration Saturday.
May Day was established as an
international labor holiday in 1890
at a Socialist congress in Paris. In
most countries it has become Labor
Day. The Russians have made it
a national holiday, and this year
they plan one of their biggest cel-'
ebrations in Moscow.
Huge pictures of Lenin, Stalin and
other Bolshevik leaders have been
placed on buildings, and the city is
outdoing itself in decoration. The
Russians are combining celebrations,
since May 1 is the third anniversary
of the entrance of Russian troops
into Berlin.
In Western Europe, however, the
Communists generally find them
selves snubbed.
Separate celebrations, In some
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by Communists and non-Commu
nists in London, Oslo, Paris, Berlin,
Amsterdam, Brussels and Copen
hagen.
Even in Finland, which recently
concluded a mutual assistance pact
with Russia, Social Democrats and
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Trieste, took a calm view of the
coming celebrations.
Italian troops and police were
ready for possible trouble, espe
dally In industrial Milan and along
the Yugoslav border. There were
reports of hidden arms in Milan
and police seized some in a raid on
a Milan suburb. Communists and
left-wing elements in Rome said
only an orderly observance was
planned throughout the nation.
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