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i - " Airlie sre + ee te halle 4 “ Aims of U. S. Communists ——\ Reds Seek to Control = Unions Through Unrest (Fifth of a Series} By Oliver H. Crawford IMINUTIVE, hard-bitten John Green, of Camden, president of the Industrial Union of Marinaand Shipbuilding Workers (C.1.0.), probably would be surprised to hear his name in the shadowy purlieus of Greenwieh Village in New York City. But there, down the steps of a basement restaurant and against a background of purple walls decked * _with green parrots, it was. “First comes Johnny Green.” the man said, “and the shipbuilding workers.” Mr. Green, being a realist, prob- ably will be considerably less sur- prised that his huge and sprawling . , union of shipyard workers is a prin- ; ieipal target for the Communist ‘ Party of the United States. —_— Sharing that honor is the equally ws ‘ huge United Auto Workers (C.LO.), “at where the Communists also hope Bnet 5 . to settle ao longstanding feud wie : with Waker Reuther, vice president ce of the union. Pe The sineee bel . e * a . I" DOESN'T take long among the so Communists in New York to \* learn that gaining contro! of these ta two huge unions and of a dozen ofl, ~“ smaller C.1.0. groups was a principal aim of the CGommun Party cae “change in line.” “ — : alhejptent of the change, which and 1” . | mo. !. oe “tt “2 _— x Date__7-/4 -442— The Philadelphia Inquirer cS Phila,, Pa. foo~ 3-498 ar Stns