Mr. Johnston. I just can’t; I can’t formulate any answer for that one way or the other. So I just couldn’t answer that question one way or the other. I can’t understand what exactly, what kind of an answer would have to be on that. I am not clear. My education is very little.
Mr. Moulder. Do you mean to say you haven’t made up your mind about it?
(The witness confers with his counsel.)
Mr. Johnston. I have never thought about it before.
Mr. Moulder. Well, give it some thought now and answer the question as to whether or not you approve or disapprove of Communist Party domination of a labor union.
(The witness confers with his counsel.)
Mr. Johnston. On that one I will give it some thought, and before the committee leaves town I will give you a statement of my thinking on that.
Mr. Moulder. All right; we will keep you under subpena and give you an opportunity to think that out and answer that question some time before we adjourn.
Proceed with the next question.
Mr. Wheeler. Are you a member of the Communist Party today?