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tat — ate Beeman es aml athens Panel awe pvuu PICO SUA UCR GO ees 2b Tag Ue Je that the Reds should ever make the alightest jotio Americans.” And our own trained . ashingtous and — - Braddocks as Oeee aay Amasteany Uy the aver confident Engi ‘We now know that no land or strata of society is or ean be immune | te Communist infiltration. The Canadian spy disclosures of two year ago and the sensational revelations of our own House Un- j Activities Committes hearings and those of the Washington and Celi. fornia committees have brought this home to al} of us, I most sincerely hope. The curious delusion, no doubt propagated by Communists and given wider currency by loud-movthed peende liberals and alleged inte- ligentsi Communism springs from and is in poverty taia, that ation now heen fairly hark x foal ‘i BeVviawtn, mate degradation we = destroyed. As one of the it one day, he was simply astonished at the fact that nearly all who had been implicated or who eelf-implicated themselves by i ¢o answer any questions whatever, came from so-called better class fami- ent edineations were hich in echolarshin, had never toiled Rae had svas ens cellent educations, in acholarship, had never t with their hands, suffered a day's hunger or undergone any af the abuses and hardships of our economic and social aystems which are supposed to breed Communists. Most of the convicted Canadian spies were from excellent families and uniformly well educated and well off. - A classic example waa the Canadian who was a professor and turned over some of Canada’s top secrets to Soviet agents, a man of wealth and substance in the community and highly regarded. He was not a member of a racial minority, never worked with his hands, never had been te Russia, did not speak Russian and did not bave a Russian