IN SPOTLIGHT AT DIES INVESTIGATION. Kenneth Goff, a young Delavan, Wis., salesman, told the Dies committee today that he had just prepared his resignation from the Communist Party and the Young Communist League just before he was called to testify, he said he joined the party in Milwaukee, Wis., on
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