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b. Subcommittee on Internal Security of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senate Office Building, Washington 25, D.C. c. Subversive Activities Control Board, Washington, D.C. d. Any other committee in Senate or House properly interested in some or all of the information the subject may have. e. Any other security agency of the federal government, as may be appropriate. f. Any state legislative committee or executive office investigating subversive activities. g. Any local authorities (police departments, grand juries, county and federal-district prosecutors and agencies) interested in local subversive activities. 6. In the subject's union(s), he should make his new position on communism clearly known by statements in meetings, letters or statements in union publications, etc. Whatever else he may do, he should not support the Communist or crypto-Communist ele- ment on any issue, no matter how attractive or insignificant it may then appear. Other union issues may then be freely debated without subversive interference. 7. The subject should make public his new position on communism by all other means available: statements in trade publications, "Letters to the Editor," personal correspondence to all who might be interested: such as anti-Communist journalists and organiza- tions, employers, friends and fellow professionals. 8. Outside the field of entertainment-communications many oppor- tunities for establishing a new position are available: political, social and civic clubs, parent-teacher organizations, library and school committees, religious and cultural groups. They may be urged to increase the number of anti-Communist speakers, books, lectures, candidates, etc. 9. Support anti-Communist persons, groups and organizations. 10. The subject should keep himself informed by subscribing to rec- ommended anti-Communist magazines, reading anti-Communist books, government reports and other literature. 11. The subject should support anti-Communist legislation having responsible endorsement. 136