Speaker 1: I was a Communist for the FBI, starring Dana Andrews
Speaker 1: and an exciting tale of danger and espionage. I was
Speaker 1: a Communist for the FBI. Many of the incidents and
Speaker 1: the story you're about to hear are based on the
Speaker 1: actual records and authentic experiences of Matt Savetic two for
Speaker 1: nine fantastic years lived as a Communist for the FBI.
Speaker 1: Here is our star, Dana Andrews as Matt Savetic. A
Speaker 1: night of terror that stretched out for nine long years.
Speaker 1: That was my experience as a Communist for the FBI.
Speaker 1: I feared and hated every minute of it. But believe me, mister,
Speaker 1: you'd fear and hate it a lot more if the
Speaker 1: Communists ever got control of this country. Because fear and
Speaker 1: hate is the basis of my story. And it may
Speaker 1: surprise you to learn that, without knowing it, you're helping
Speaker 1: to finance your own terror. In a moment, listen to
Speaker 1: Dana Andrews as Mat Savedic under cover man. Now Here
Speaker 1: is Dana Andrews as Mat Savitic under cover man. This
Speaker 1: story from the confidential file is marked the Red Octopus.
Speaker 1: After the comrade has given me my orders and left,
Speaker 1: I walked to a chair and sit down. Heavenly, I've
Speaker 1: been scared before, but never as badly as this. I'm
Speaker 1: under orders to report to the Communist Control Committee in
Speaker 1: New York, and the Control Committee is the American Communist
Speaker 1: secret police, the dispensers of party discipline. Later, when I
Speaker 1: have my nerves under better control, I formed the FBI
Speaker 1: and the range to be picked up for a conference.
Speaker 1: I'm at the designated corner long before the agent drives
Speaker 1: up and stops in.
Speaker 2: Front of me.
Speaker 3: Get in mad. Thanks, Oh what's wrong boy? You look
Speaker 3: as though you've been in a fight.
Speaker 1: Oh just nervous. I cut myself shaving. A Red Control
Speaker 1: committee wants me in New York immediately, and I've been
Speaker 1: ordered to advise all my local contacts not to worry
Speaker 1: about me. I may be gone indefinitely. It doesn't sound good,
Speaker 1: there's the understatement of the week. It sounds as though
Speaker 1: I've slipped somewhere and the Commons are going to give
Speaker 1: me the works.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I ain't got any suggestions.
Speaker 3: No, Matt, I'm going to pass the buck to you.
Speaker 1: If you accept this party invitation, it'll have to be
Speaker 1: as a volunteer. You mean I have a choice.
Speaker 4: Oh, The Bureau isn't going to order you to commit suicide.
Speaker 1: Somehow, I don't find that very consoling.
Speaker 4: But naturally matter if you do decide to follow party
Speaker 4: orders and meet with the Controlled Committee, our New.
Speaker 3: York offers will give you all possible protection.
Speaker 1: In other words, you really want me to go.
Speaker 3: There's always the chance you might pick up some vital information.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: You'll think it over.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: If you decide against going, nobody in the Bureau will
Speaker 4: think any less of you. Naturally, it'll end your value
Speaker 4: as an undercover man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me out at the next corner. Will you sure.
Speaker 3: You made up your mind already?
Speaker 1: No, that's why I want to Maybe if I walk
Speaker 1: around a little like, think this out better?
Speaker 5: You let me know what you decide as soon as possible.
Speaker 1: Man, I'll call it in the morning.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 1: I have a long ways to walk back to my place,
Speaker 1: but even walking can't help the kind of thinking that
Speaker 1: I have to do. Maybe the Controlled Committee isn't just
Speaker 1: setting me up to knock me down. Maybe I'm going
Speaker 1: to be given an assignment that will be vitally important
Speaker 1: to the fight against communism. Maybe I'll be given an
Speaker 1: assignment that looks important but it's really a trap. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe I'm going nuts. I'm all the way home and
Speaker 1: I haven't decided what to do. Then I opened the
Speaker 1: door of my room, and a decision is made for me.
Speaker 6: Comrade s Yes, I am Comrade Miller, Comrade Swetik sent
Speaker 6: by the Control Committee to escort you back.
Speaker 1: To New York, escort me to New York.
Speaker 7: You didn't get the orders, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yes, but just an hour or so ago, and they
Speaker 1: didn't say anything about anyone coming for me.
Speaker 6: I know, but the recent disturbing information leaks prompted the
Speaker 6: committee to take no chances in this case.
Speaker 1: Well, I was supposed to notify all my local contacts
Speaker 1: that I might be away, and definitely you can write them.
Speaker 2: From New York.
Speaker 5: Now, please get your things together.
Speaker 6: I have reservations for us on a plane that leaves
Speaker 6: a little after midnight.
Speaker 1: Plane. I was going to take a bus.
Speaker 3: A bus makes too many stops.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 1: It sounds as though I've suddenly become pretty important to
Speaker 1: the Control Committee.
Speaker 7: Very important.
Speaker 1: Comrade Swetic says that I want to slug him and run.
Speaker 1: But where can a communist run and find safety? Besides,
Speaker 1: Mill is a big man, a real Control Committee goon,
Speaker 1: and if I didn't knock him out with the first punch,
Speaker 1: my trying to escape would convict me of every crime
Speaker 1: in the Party book. So I pack and go to
Speaker 1: the airport with Miller, without a chance to notify the
Speaker 1: FBI that I'm leaving. Aboard the plane, I try to
Speaker 1: find out why I'm being taken to New York, but
Speaker 1: Miller won't talk. The first information I get comes to
Speaker 1: me in the bleak, sound proofed interrogation chamber of the
Speaker 1: Control Committee, where Comrade Miller leaves me with Comrade Rice.
Speaker 7: Sit down, Comrade Svitek.
Speaker 1: I don't mind standing, Comrade Rice, sauid yourself. What's all
Speaker 1: this about? First I get orders to report to the
Speaker 1: Control Committee, and before I can follow the orders, I'm
Speaker 1: picked up and brought here.
Speaker 7: This is a very serious matter, Comrade Svitik. It was
Speaker 7: decided that we must move quickly and take no chances.
Speaker 1: I've been through that with Comrade Miller.
Speaker 7: What's the charge, charge, Comrade, there's no charge at the moment.
Speaker 1: Oh, and why have I been hauled around like a
Speaker 1: party criminal?
Speaker 7: Believe me, Comrade, we don't transport party criminals by plane.
Speaker 7: You're here for an extremely delicate.
Speaker 1: Assignment, an assignment that catches me by surprise, and I
Speaker 1: sink into the chair. I'd refuse just a moment ago,
Speaker 1: and I look up and I see Comrade Rice.
Speaker 2: Watching me closely.
Speaker 1: I tell him I'm sorry. I suddenly felt very tired.
Speaker 7: And don't apologize, Comrades Vedic. Here at the Control Committee,
Speaker 7: we see that reaction frequently.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can understand that.
Speaker 7: As for your assignment, Comrades Vedik, what do you know
Speaker 7: about a Comrade Hillman Hillman?
Speaker 1: Why? I know that there's one who heads the party's
Speaker 1: commercial enterprises.
Speaker 7: That's the one. Have you ever had any contact with him?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 7: We have reason to believe that Comrade Hillman has been
Speaker 7: injuring the party by using his position for his own
Speaker 7: financial interests. In fact, were as sure of it, but
Speaker 7: we can't prove it. So so we brought you to
Speaker 7: New York to get that proof.
Speaker 1: I thought Hillman operated out of New Orleans.
Speaker 7: He does normally, but he has such great organizational ability
Speaker 7: that we brought him to New York to direct our
Speaker 7: operation against the waterfront. Now he seems to feel that
Speaker 7: he is bigger than the Party has. That Hilman can
Speaker 7: give you the details. He's too useful to destroy, but
Speaker 7: he has to be controlled. We're assigning you to him
Speaker 7: as his assistant to get concrete evidence which will justify
Speaker 7: our disciplining him.
Speaker 1: Am I the first to be given this assignment, Comrade.
Speaker 7: Rice, No, there have been others. The waterfront is not
Speaker 7: a drawing room, Comrade Cetik. There's always violence there, and
Speaker 7: Hillman's assistants are always in the middle, in the middle
Speaker 7: of what whatever comes up. So far, those who try
Speaker 7: to remain faithful and fulfill their obligations to the party
Speaker 7: have somehow run a foul of Hillman's friends in the MVD.
Speaker 7: Those who have switched their allegiance to Hillman have been
Speaker 7: dealt with by the committee.
Speaker 1: Doesn't sound like a great future.
Speaker 7: We're hoping, comrade Sthetic, that you will be more clever
Speaker 7: and luckier than those who have preceded you.
Speaker 1: If I've been luckier, you'd never have called me.
Speaker 7: Perhaps we thought you were more clever.
Speaker 1: That crack doesn't make me feel either lucky or clever.
Speaker 1: And if I didn't like to set up before, I
Speaker 1: want no part of it now. This is strictly a
Speaker 1: pigeon trap, and I'm the pigeon, and there's no backing out.
Speaker 1: While these thoughts are racing through my mind, Rice calls
Speaker 1: Comrade Millery and in orders him to take me to
Speaker 1: Comrade Hillman. Then we walk through a miserable, foggy night
Speaker 1: to a dingy waterfront office where I meet Comrade Hillman.
Speaker 2: Well, Comrade Miller, what do I owe the pleasure of
Speaker 2: this visit?
Speaker 5: I brought you an assistant, Comrade Hillman.
Speaker 6: Another the Control Committee feels that Comrade SVETI could.
Speaker 5: Learn a lot from watching your operations.
Speaker 2: I see ye. In that case, welcome to the waterfront,
Speaker 2: Comrade Vedic.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Comra Jellen.
Speaker 2: Well, would the Controlled Committee like to have Comrades Vedic start?
Speaker 1: Oh, we'll leave that to you.
Speaker 6: Just be sure he gets a clear picture of everything
Speaker 6: you're doing here.
Speaker 2: That goes without saying, Comrade oh good, I.
Speaker 4: Will expect to hear from you laked this evening cover
Speaker 4: swift all right, I'll see that he gets away in
Speaker 4: plenty of time.
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Did I miss anything funny? Comment? Something very funny, Comrades Vedic, Well,
Speaker 1: if you're not going to let me in on it,
Speaker 1: maybe you'd better start beating me on the project.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that's quite simple. Our job has a dual
Speaker 2: purpose to infiltrate the waterfront Party members and so be
Speaker 2: in a position to delay the shipping of war goods
Speaker 2: and to fatten the party's finances.
Speaker 1: How's that done by taking over unions and sipening off views?
Speaker 2: I think so, petty, comrade. Our party members on the
Speaker 2: docks have access to warehouses where quantities of valuable goods
Speaker 2: are stored. These goods we distribute through party controlled manufacturing
Speaker 2: and retail outlets. It considerable profit.
Speaker 1: You mean the Communist Party is officially sponsoring these waterfront thefts.
Speaker 2: Oh, certainly not, comrades FETI. Well, I've set up a
Speaker 2: separate organization to handle this business, an organization which use
Speaker 2: my assistant will head.
Speaker 1: And if anything goes wrong, I'm the patsy.
Speaker 2: Huh. There's always that chance. However, according to the newspapers,
Speaker 2: these wholesale thefts are all part of the unsavory waterfront mess.
Speaker 1: In other words, the party gets the money, someone else
Speaker 1: gets the blank.
Speaker 2: That's about right. It's a perfect But now fools like
Speaker 2: comrade Miller want this gold mine stopped.
Speaker 1: Well, I haven't been told anything about any part of this.
Speaker 1: What's their reasoning the big heats.
Speaker 2: On and they're afraid you're going to have to choose
Speaker 2: sides before tomorrow night. Comrade Semetic, what do you mean?
Speaker 2: The Control Committee has put you in a spot where
Speaker 2: you can't stay neutral. You're either with me or you're
Speaker 2: against me. You don't have much time to choose. I
Speaker 2: don't have much choice either, do I? Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: It shows between Comrade Miller, who handles waterfront discipline for
Speaker 2: the Control Committee, and Comrade Bruski, who performs the same
Speaker 2: duties for my Friends and the MVD, they're both magicians
Speaker 2: when it comes to making men disappear.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dana Andrews starring as Matt Sivedk and
Speaker 1: I was a Communist for the FBI and the second
Speaker 1: act of our story. While I'm considering the unlovely choice
Speaker 1: that Comrade Hillman has offered me, a chance to disappear
Speaker 1: at the hands of either the Controlled Committee or the MVD,
Speaker 1: he goes on to the next step and communist technique,
Speaker 1: the technique which offers inescapable punishment and possible reward to
Speaker 1: any person or country whose cooperation is needed. The possible
Speaker 1: reward he offered me was definitely negative. A mere possible
Speaker 1: chance to avoid trouble.
Speaker 2: This operation, Comrades Vedic, is temporary and picky yune in
Speaker 2: comparison to my regular job.
Speaker 1: I understand that you had all the party's commercial enterprises.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, you name it. I operated. Would you like
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 7: Part of it?
Speaker 1: Well, sounds like a spot where a guy could pick
Speaker 1: up a fast buck for himself without crossing party interest.
Speaker 2: Now, the party's never suffered, and I've done very well
Speaker 2: for myself. Really, eh, but don't get any ideas about
Speaker 2: pronouncing me, Comrade. I would deny it. It would be
Speaker 2: your word against mine. And I have some very powerful
Speaker 2: friends in both the COMMONSARN and the MVD.
Speaker 1: I have some friends on the Control Committee.
Speaker 2: Naturally, your predecessors had friends too, Yet none of them
Speaker 2: survived a single report that recommended action against me. Quite
Speaker 2: a coincidence, yes, coincidence. What do you intend to report
Speaker 2: to the committee that.
Speaker 1: So far you've been very helpful and informative, Comrade Hillman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll be sure you don't go any farther than that. Huh.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss this again in the morning, after you've made
Speaker 2: your report, after.
Speaker 1: I've made my report. Nice spot, isn't it? Hillman's as
Speaker 1: good as told me that he's using the party for
Speaker 1: his own financial gain. But I can't prove it, and
Speaker 1: if I try, Hillman's MVD friends will knock me off.
Speaker 1: As far as I can see, There's only one thing
Speaker 1: for me to do, and that's run for it. Then,
Speaker 1: just as I leave the water front, the car pulls
Speaker 1: up in front of me and the doors thrown open, and.
Speaker 2: Inside says get him, Sevetic.
Speaker 1: There's nothing else I can do, so I get it.
Speaker 8: I'm Ryan Svedic with a bureau here in New York.
Speaker 8: Here are my credentials.
Speaker 1: How did you know I was here?
Speaker 8: One of our men covering your airport saw you aboard
Speaker 8: the plane and phoned ahead.
Speaker 7: We've had a tail on you ever since you landed
Speaker 7: in New York.
Speaker 1: After Ryan, here is my report, he asks me to
Speaker 1: stay with the assignment and to string along with Hillman.
Speaker 8: We've known about this waterfront business for some time, Man,
Speaker 8: but we don't have enough men to cover every dock and.
Speaker 7: Warehouse every night.
Speaker 1: I can understand that the real blow to the wrench.
Speaker 8: If you could help us catch them in the act,
Speaker 8: Hillman particularly, we could jail the gang involved, confiscate their
Speaker 8: property be a real big step toward buttoning up the
Speaker 8: waterfront operations.
Speaker 1: I'll see what I can do. I can't understand why
Speaker 1: the committee hasn't the range to have Hillman just disappear.
Speaker 1: Say yeah, Hillman must have a friend on the committee
Speaker 1: who tips him off on reports made against him. If
Speaker 1: I knew who that guy was, We'll.
Speaker 8: Put a twenty four hour tail on Hillman immediately and
Speaker 8: see who contacts him after you've made this first report.
Speaker 1: After Ryan gives me an emergency phone number to call
Speaker 1: just in case, he lets me out, and I go
Speaker 1: before the committee and make my non committal report on
Speaker 1: Comrade Hillman. I try to say nothing that can be
Speaker 1: used against me by either side. I'm apparently successful at
Speaker 1: any rate. The committee doesn't reprimand me, and when I
Speaker 1: walk into Hillman's office the next morning, I get a
Speaker 1: very friendly reception.
Speaker 2: Earlier report was.
Speaker 1: Very satisfactory to me, Comrade Svedk, I think we'll get along.
Speaker 1: I hope the committee is satisfied too, And according to
Speaker 1: my information, there weren't any openly adverse comments. They may
Speaker 1: question me more closely next time. They want this warehouse
Speaker 1: looting stopped. Before the party is publicly involved. This waterfront
Speaker 1: operation is much more important than a few dollars.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll know all the answers, but I don't think
Speaker 2: you'll give them to the committee.
Speaker 1: I know that, But how can you be so sure?
Speaker 2: Because before you leave this office, you're going to call
Speaker 2: the party's trucking company in order eight vans to be
Speaker 2: at Warehouse twenty three at ten thirty tonight. Go on,
Speaker 2: at ten fifteen tonight, you will go to Warehouse twenty three.
Speaker 2: There you'll be contacted by a man who'll identify himself
Speaker 2: as Comrade Broski, the warehouse watchman.
Speaker 1: Oh that's convenient.
Speaker 2: Oh, very As soon as the trucks arrive, you will
Speaker 2: help Comrade Brusky load them with the warehouse goods.
Speaker 1: He indicates, you aren't afraid of my getting this evidence
Speaker 1: and turning it against.
Speaker 2: You, No, comrade, because before you leave here, you're also
Speaker 2: going to call a committee and clear the use of
Speaker 2: the truck, certifying that they'll be used for regular party business. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't think you'll give me any trouble.
Speaker 1: No, I don't believe I will.
Speaker 2: Good, make your phone calls and then go and get
Speaker 2: some rest. We're going to have a busy night ahead
Speaker 2: of us.
Speaker 1: I have a busy night ahead of me, all right,
Speaker 1: And when it's all over, Hillman will be able to
Speaker 1: shift the party's disciplinary action from him elf to me,
Speaker 1: because this death will be my responsibility. After clearing the trucks,
Speaker 1: while Hillman listens, I go out and away from the waterfront,
Speaker 1: and as soon as I think I'm safe, I call
Speaker 1: the emergency number that Ryan gave me and make my
Speaker 1: report to the FBI.
Speaker 2: This is the break we've been looking for.
Speaker 1: Matt Well. The break I'm looking for is a chance
Speaker 1: to get out of this with my neck.
Speaker 8: I can imagine. Say we think we learn the identity
Speaker 8: of Hillman's contact on the committee.
Speaker 2: Who is it?
Speaker 7: A guy named Houston.
Speaker 8: According to our operative, he's the only committee member known
Speaker 8: to us who's contacted Hillman since you made your report.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good news.
Speaker 7: At least you know your enemy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that may be the break I'm looking for,
Speaker 1: as well as the one the bureau wants.
Speaker 7: Oh what do you have in mind, Matt Well?
Speaker 1: It isn't clear yet, and it may not work at all.
Speaker 1: I'll call you back this afternoon. I have an idea,
Speaker 1: all right. If I'm lucky, and it works. I'll be
Speaker 1: a party hero. Everything depends on the accuracy of the
Speaker 1: FBI's assumption that Comrade Juston is Hillman's contact on the committee.
Speaker 1: It isn't easy to keep the nervous quiver out of
Speaker 1: my voice when I talk to Comrade Rice.
Speaker 7: Why aren't you with Comrade Hillman, Comrade Svedik.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you that, Comrade Rice, until you agree
Speaker 1: to one condition. But is it before I make any statement,
Speaker 1: bring Comrade Juston here and hold him in communicado until
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning.
Speaker 7: But Comrade Juston's a member of the Control Committee.
Speaker 1: I know that, and I want you to arrest him
Speaker 1: and me before I tell you anything more.
Speaker 7: This is a weird request.
Speaker 1: It's a weird situation, and if I refuse it, then
Speaker 1: I don't know a thing. Comrade.
Speaker 7: I think I see what you're driving at, Comrade Svedik,
Speaker 7: And since you've vised to be placed under arrest too,
Speaker 7: I'll accept your condition. I hope for your sake that
Speaker 7: your information concerning Comrade Justin is correct. What's your charge
Speaker 7: against him?
Speaker 1: He's your information leak to Hillman?
Speaker 7: Can you prove it?
Speaker 1: I hope so? At any rate, he gave Hillman the
Speaker 1: details of my report to the committee, a report I
Speaker 1: deliberately made non committal.
Speaker 7: This is still just words.
Speaker 1: I'll give you more than just words. After my report,
Speaker 1: Hillman took me into his confidence to the extent of
Speaker 1: ordering me to steal a shipment of merchandise from Warehouse
Speaker 1: twenty three at ten thirty tonight.
Speaker 7: Is that what you cleared those trucks for?
Speaker 1: That's right with Hillman standing right next to me.
Speaker 7: But how could he expect to get away with it?
Speaker 1: Juston is the key? As long as he was free
Speaker 1: to warn Hillman, you could never catch them. They must
Speaker 1: have been splitting up a large share.
Speaker 2: Of the loot.
Speaker 7: But how can we catch Hillman in the act.
Speaker 1: Couldn'tuston be persuaded to call Hillman at the last moment
Speaker 1: tonight and tell him that you had placed me under arrest,
Speaker 1: that Hilman will have to supervise the job himself.
Speaker 7: Comrade Juston can be persuaded to do it. Anything as
Speaker 7: to whether or not Hillman will accept his suggestion, well,
Speaker 7: your future depends on that.
Speaker 1: Now I start the real sweat. Comrade Rice has accepted
Speaker 1: my plan so readily that I begin to wonder if
Speaker 1: maybe he's Hillman's contact, and when he tells me to
Speaker 1: go to my hotel room alone, I watch my step,
Speaker 1: crossing every street for fear he has an accident plan
Speaker 1: for me. Nothing happens the first three or four blocks, though,
Speaker 1: and I can't find a shadow trailing me, So I
Speaker 1: duck into a phone bles and call the FBI. This
Speaker 1: is mad. I won't be at the warehouse.
Speaker 2: Thanks, we'll meat it up.
Speaker 1: At my hotel. I'm joined by Comrade Miller, the Control
Speaker 1: Committee muscleman. We spend the afternoon and evening playing cards,
Speaker 1: but my mind is not it. I'm thinking of Hillman
Speaker 1: and Rice and the FBI and what will happen to
Speaker 1: me if anything goes wrong.
Speaker 6: Ah, it beats me again, you know, for a guy
Speaker 6: who says he doesn't have his mind in the game, Comera,
Speaker 6: if you play a lot o roam me, I've been lucky.
Speaker 6: You'll be more than lucky if your tip to the
Speaker 6: committee works out. Yeah, it is almost eleven. We should
Speaker 6: know something very soon. Shut up with you sure those dealers,
Speaker 6: I I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 7: I'll do you.
Speaker 1: Didn't you say come and Rise told you that he'd
Speaker 1: be here by eleven?
Speaker 5: You've got a couple of minutes here. Don't rush to
Speaker 5: the undertaker.
Speaker 1: Why did you say that? Say what about the undertaker?
Speaker 1: Do you know something that I don't?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Look at your cards?
Speaker 6: But I want an your spot. You either win or
Speaker 6: you lose, So forget your problems.
Speaker 5: Play cards.
Speaker 6: I'll get it straight away from the huh coverd Rice
Speaker 6: is holding me responsible for you being here.
Speaker 5: When he arrives, one way or another, you will be here.
Speaker 2: I'll get it done.
Speaker 7: Oh well, Comrade Sthetik, Yes, you are right.
Speaker 1: They caught Hillman in the act.
Speaker 7: We saw him, but the FBI caught him fbr Yes,
Speaker 7: the greedy idiot crossed the party more tonight than he
Speaker 7: ever earned for it. The FBI caught him. Comrade Broski
Speaker 7: and the eight truck drivers. They'll give Hillman a chance
Speaker 7: to talk to save himself. He'll tell them everything he
Speaker 7: knows about the party in its operation.
Speaker 1: That sounds like quite a mess. The FBI must have
Speaker 1: had pretty complete information.
Speaker 7: Very complete information, obviously. I wonder what Comrade Juston if
Speaker 7: he worked against the party to tip off Hillman. I
Speaker 7: think I'll have another talk with Houston.
Speaker 1: You think he tipped off the f I very probably.
Speaker 7: In fact, they might even be on their way here
Speaker 7: right now. You better return to your home immediately, comrades,
Speaker 7: before you are dragged into this tool. We're very grateful
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 1: The Control Committee is grateful to me. I want to
Speaker 1: laugh hysterically because I hate the Committee and I fear
Speaker 1: it too. And as I said earlier, fear and hate
Speaker 1: are the principal bases of communism. Fear your comrades and
Speaker 1: hate the free world. I love the free world, but
Speaker 1: I am barred from it, and I do hate the comrades,
Speaker 1: so I walk alone. Dana Andrews will return in just
Speaker 1: a moment. This is Dana Andrews friends in the story
Speaker 1: you just heard, names, dates, and places are fictitious to
Speaker 1: protect innocent persons. Many of these stories are based on
Speaker 1: incidents in the life of Matt Sevedic, who worked under
Speaker 1: cover for the FBI. Next week, another fantastic adventure. Join us, then,
Speaker 1: won't you