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a SO CK O c 1 October 24, 194) Memorandus for Mr. Hoover: po | | AqE82 phone You will probably be interested to learn froz the enclosed : thot Oct. lst Deily Worker item thet the Army memeuvers ere considered te on important enough to tacticians on the left so thet the Deity Worker } AS «bas a eteff correspondent in attendancar . af Referring to the item in the ork Times of Oct. 21: The reeder experienced in the goings-pff of the Communist front organisations will recognize this at oncegpf the work of a typical front, especially if he recalls that the "Protestent Digest®, so-called, at a slightly eerlier stuge was ageinst perticipetion in,war, which cold only heve © been because the Communist party leadership at that time wes against participation in,wer.. I happen to remember the interests and connections of this group, but one could tell at « glance which side or whose interes it was serving, by the giveaway expression, "thet by the wildest exeggeretion not more then one-tenth of 1 per cent of our people are _ Communist". Had BishopMicnning and other leading prelates been aware of the earlier position of the same organization, they would not heve teken any chance on having their names used in such a connection. The enclosed copy of a brief item from TheyNew Leader (Merch 7, 1941) will sufficiently esteblish the beckgro Two other relevent items are included in this letter, end still entigwser conr nection af the Protestant Dicest ie £Ve& 610 iishie if ed Oe a SVE ee Lote ye Sed) It might be well worth your while to find out whose money the Protestent Digest is using ,for certeinly the magézine would have hed no existence except. for its value as a propaganda agency on the Communist side et the time it wes organized. tes Fit lt, ad ra 7 7 SO ROCORDMN & INDEXED yok 3 fo ee mo oe iy Eb feos dow ‘erode wee Saat ce 25