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Claudia Jones prior to her-arrest June 20, 1951, That memoé*@ " .
randum stated that she was born February'25, 1916. On the dayi
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claimed her birth to_reflect that she to have been born Februar191-Sm .2 ' I-' ' 1 -:" 'I _ _ 92 -.-- ' _" ._ , .2 -. ".-"1 - , i ' -' ' -1. , . - . - - -~ a . 4 - -- -- % _ _ .' _92 I . 92. Q ' ' '92 - I. 11 - '2*R*;" i Claudia Jones was born-in Port-df-8pain, Trinidad, and
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true birth date, Her file reflects several birth dates varying
from 1915 to 1917. The dates which appear most frequently, how
ever, are February 25, 1916, which appeared on her record ofJunior High School #136, New York City, and February 21, 1915,
which appeared on her record at Wadleigh High School, New York-- ' L em ms ACT or lalio v ~ r Y ;.-f:_- ;: . - ;;.- - ah , ,§- if I ff-_ ,_I~-T e "_ . .7 Z - .r.,'-L _ f
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weight behind the February 21, 1915; date, ,.- :;T* ',{¢;51..
RECOIVM EN DATION :
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subject and as no birth.certificate is-available, I feel that a
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A. Circumstances Surrounding Admission to
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A. Activities and Statements Indicating
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A. Circumstances Surroundin5_Admission to the Part1
The Jul 1, 1951, issue of "The worker", HarlemEdition, on pane K, columns 1 - Q, contained an article
entitled "Negro Victims of FBI Raids Fought Brilliantly-
for Rights of Their People". _The article contained
biographical sketches of JAMES L,/§ACESOV, PETT LRRY
and CLAUDIA JOFIS. That part of the article con crning
JOHLS read as follows:
"Miss JONEi, 3h, was born in the British
Caribbean colony of Trinidad and came to New York with
her parents at the age of eight. She attended Harlem
public schools and Hunter College, leaving school in the
midst of the depression after a brilliant scholastic
record. '
"As a part of the so-called Lost Generation
of depression, Miss Jones refused to despair. She
witnessed young people fighting for the right to jobs
and life on the New Deal work probram. She was stirred
by the cries of Free the Soottsboro Boys! She was
encouraged by organizations of the youth which fought
against Negro discrimination and she was convinced that
victories could be won when she became part of the joyous
throng who greet four of the freed Scottsboro defendants
in 1937. She became a Communist, a builder of youth, of
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"Miss Jones edi d The Champion, the newspaper ofthe Young Communist Leagg and was active in the American
Youth Congress. James¢Carey, now the arch-red~baiter of
the CIO hierarchy, was that the chairman of the Youth
Congress."
Exhibit #1: "The worker", Harlem
Edition, July 1, 1951
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The January 1, 1951 issue of the "Daily worker"
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that JONES was one of the nine alternate members of the
Communist Party National Committee elected at the recent
Communist Party National Convention. JONES was also
described in the article as Secretary of the National
Women's Commission.
Exhibite #2: "Daily Worker"
January 1, 1951
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The June 17, 1951 issue of "The Worker", the
Sunday edition of the "Daily Wroker", in Section 2 contained
an article also reflecting the information stated in the
January 1, 1951 issue of the "Daily worker .
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June 1?, 1951
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The August 16, 1951, issue of the "Daily workeron page 1, column 2 to S and on pae 6, column 3, contains
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August 16, 1951
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. The March 1?, 19h6 issue of the "Daily Worker"
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a rally to be held at the Golden Gate Ballroom, Lenox
Avenue and 1Ohth Street, New York City. The rally was
under the auspices of the Communist ?arty of Harlem and
the "Daily Worker". JONES was listed as a speaker.
Exhibit #5: "Daily Worker"
March 17, l9h6
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The April 15, l9h9 issue of the "Daily worker"
on page 5, column A contained an invitation from ELIZABETH
GURLEY FLYNN and CLAUDIA JONES to attend a reception to
honor the wives of the eleven Communist Party leaders who
. were then on trial in New York City for violation of the
Smith Act. The announcement stated that the affair was
to be held on April 25, l9h9 at the Hotel Mcilpin in New
York City under the sponsorship of the Women's Civil Rights
Commission,
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The March 19, 1950 issue of the "Daily Worker",
Harlem Edition, on page lh, column 2 contained a report
of a meeting of the Harlem Regional Comittee of the
Communist Party hold at the United Mutual Auditorium,
310 Lenox Avenue, New York City. The article listed
CLAUDIA JONES as a speaker and described her as "Secretary
of the National women's Commission". -
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March 19, 1950
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witness:
The May 2, 1951 issue of the "Daily Worker"
contained an article concerning the Way Day Parade held
May 1, 1951 in New York City under the sponsorship of
the United May hay Committee. The article stated that
JONES along with other members of the National Committee
of the Communist Party reviewed the parade. C
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as an alternate member of the National Committee.Y.
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. The April 30, 1937 issue of the "Daily worker,"
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Exhibit #5: "Daily Worker
July 21, 1941,
page 2, columns
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CLAUDIA JONES was the Harlem Organizer and
the Mid-west Organizer of the Young Communist League.
Exhibit #6: "Daily Worker"
December 28, 1951
page 4, column 1
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On September 13, 19ns, CLAUDIA JONES was
afforded a hearing at the Office of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service, TO Columbus Avenue, New York City,
before the Honorable W. J. WYRSCH, Presiding Inspecton and
EDWARD P, MANUEL, the Examining Inspector.
The hearing accepted in evidence Alien
Registration Form AR-2 number 5826629 executed by JONES
on December 25, 1930 at Brooklyn, New York. On this form
JONES listed her employer as the Young Communist League,
- 35 East 12th Street, New York City and stated that the
business of the Young Communist League was "educational
activities of young people."
Under Item 10 on this form which states,
"I am or have been within the past five years engaged in
or intended to be engaged in the following activities,"
JONES stated, Young Communist League, 35 East 12th
Street, New York, New York."
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continuation of Item number 10 above, JONES lists additional
information concerning her association with the Young
communist League. She stated that she was a member from
1936 to the present, she was presently State Educational
Director, she was formerly State Chairman and that she was
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The April, 1938 issue of the Young Communist
Review listed the following article concerning education
of the Young Communist League. The article was captioned
"Our Twelve Week Course of Study." The article states
as follows:
In some places the theory actually
developed that the Young Communist League as a non-Party
organization should not teach Marxism-Leninism."
The article then spoke of the criticism of
the National Board of the Young Communist League toward
such tendencies and states, "The teaching of Marxism-
Leninism is the main function of the Young Communist League
as an educational organization. The problem is not where
we shall teach Marxism, but how shall we teach it."
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confronts us today is the education of the youth and _
the spirit of Marxism-Leninism during the birth and growth
of the democratic front as the transitional stage to the
People's front."
The article explains that the National Board
has prepared a twelve week course which every advanced
member is expected to take. The article states that "only
a thorough mastery of the sciences of Marxism-Leninism can
enable us to find our bearings in the broad movement and
help us to guide it on the road towards socialism."
Exhibit #8: Young Communist
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III. KNOWLEDGE OF THE ILLEGAL OBJECTIVE OF THE
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The January 4, 1941 issue of the "Daily Worker"
page four, column three, stated "'Young Communist League
Leader Lauds Workers School Value as Educational, by
CLAUDIA JONES, Educational Director, Young Communist League,
New York State."
The article reads as follows:
"All of us in the Young Communist League are
deeply conscious of the fundamental purpose of our organiza-
tion to build character and educate youth in the spirit
of socialism, as Comrade BROWDER has so beautifully expressed
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Two special classes for young people of
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Tuesday evenings. One will be a class on trade unionismto be taught by RICMRD92AL / The other will be a
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Union, to be taught by JOE, ARK.
"A six months course of two terms in
Political Economy'and a course in'Imperialism and World
politicsare invaluable for understanding the economic
causes underlying the present imperialist war. Four
courses in American history and a thorough and comprehensive
course on the Negro question presenting a Marxist
analysis of our great American traditions and throw light
on the most burning problems confronting our country today.
Other courses deal with special aspects of Marxism-Leninism
theory, trade unionism, public speaking, English, mimeo-
graphing technique and the like.
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the Young communist League is a course onPrinciples of
Communism'which offers something of a bird's eye view
of Communist theory, and thus serves as a guide to further
study." _
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The September 15, 1937 issue of the "Daily
Worker" on page 5, contained numerous articles and photo-
graphs of the 18th Anniversary of the Communist Party held
at Madison Square Garden September 13, 1937!. One photo-
graph was captioned "CLAUDIA JONES, Young Negro Member of
the National Executive Committee of the Young Communist
League. '
An article appearing on instant page captioned,
"Old Glory, Hammer and Sickle Raised High as Communist
Party Marks its 18th Anniversary," contained the following
concerning JONES participation at the rally;
"CLAUDIA JONES, tall Negro girl, brought
the audience greetings from the youth of America and
especially the Young Communist Leagueof New York State.
The youth she said can be grateful to the Communist Party
for its activity in supporting the passage of social '
legislation which would help the young unemployed and
students. It has been a great factor in organizing the
youth in the trade unions. The Communist Party has been
the champion of the Negro young people against the evils
of segregation, lynching and discrimination.
Exhibit *3 ' "Daily Worker"
September 15, 1937
page 5
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The January 15, 1941 issue of the "Daily
Worker" on page 5 contained photographs of various
individuals and the page carried a top caption of
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Meeting. Hear Browder Condemn War Makers in America."
Among these photographs is one of JONES, ISRAEL AMTER and
EARL BROWDER. These photographs were captioned, "Photo-
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Mass Meeting at Madison Square Garden Monday Night"
January 13, 1941!H
Exhibit #10: "Daily worker"
January 15, 1941
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The July 21, 1941 issue of the "Daily Worker"
page 2, columns 2-4, contain an article captioned "Young
Communists Launch Drive for National Unity Against
Hitlerism." The article read as follows:
"Calling for national unity in defense of
the national existence of the country against Hitlerism
Robert Miner, Acting General Secretary of the Communist
Party, addressed the National Council of the Young Communist
League meeting held over the weekend.
"The two day session heard a number of
detailed reports on various aspects of the key problem
of building a national front of youth in defense of America
against Hitler, as analyzed in the opening speech of MAX
WEISS, Young Communist League National President."
The article states, "CLAUDIA JONES outlined
the league's new program of education." Concerning the
educational drive, the article states, "The plan of action
calls forcmummences of the League and mobilization of all
its members. Mass quantities of educational literature,
including the Party's manifesto, Stalin's speech, MAX WEISS
report, and new popular pamphlets will be distributed
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"A campaign for constantly and continual
increasing circulation of the Young Communist League's
news magazine, The Review, to be issued weekly beginning
August 20, will be conducted as well as to build the
'Daily and Sunday Worker. Several measures to strengthen
the League's educational work and to extend it were adopted
and plans for sustained and increased League building
developed, especially among Negro and industrial youth.
Exhibit #11: "Daily Worker"
July 21, 1941,
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to assist the Negro. The article concludes, "These
movements of the Negro youth with their advanced programs
for citizenship, the right to vote, abolition of poll
tax laws, for Job security, and for peace puts them in line
with the developing Democratic Front." .
Exhibit #12: Young Communist
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July, 1933, pass
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CLAUDIA JONES maintained a column entitled,
"Quiz" beginning with the August 26, 1941 issue of the
Young Communist League "Review" and extending to the
December 9, 1941 issue with the exception of the issues
of October 21, 1941, November 25, 1941 and December 2,
This article proposed a question which was answered by
JONES. '
The August 26, 1941 issue on page 6 proposed
the question, "How is Morale in America's Army?" JONES
answers as follows: -
"The American people love liberty. They
have shown the highest type of morale necessary in a just
cause. They are interested in seeing a strengthened army
for the defense of our nation."
She continued, "The struggle for the military
defeat of Hitler and Hitlerism is the just cause of the
peoples of the entire world."
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The September 2, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 12, states the question, "Is Socialiam the Issue
in this War?" JONES writes as follows:
"Both the great Socialist state of the Soviet
Union and all other states including the imperialist states
as well are faced with a common enemy - Hitler zcism.
Hence, the great issue facing them is the defeat of facism,
if they are to remain independent states."
She continues, "Finally all struggles that
are developing today must be based first and foremost on
the defeat of Hitler, because only thru the defeat of Hitler
can the national liberation of all nations and people be
achieved. However, these struggles will not, as in the 19th
century lead to a new high in capitalism. This is because
these struggles take pace in a period of full capitalist
development in which this society is unable to solve the
manifold problems of the people due to its very structure.
That is why these struggles can lead only to the creations
of the pre-conditions for mankinds advancement to Socialism.
only then will Socialism be placed on the order of the day
as an immediate and dominant issue.
Exhibit #14; Young Communist
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September 2, 1941
page 12
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The September 6, 1941 issue asked the question,
"Since Great Britdym and the United States are Imperialist
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"to the era of barbarism. why is this so? Because Hitler's
attack on the Soviet Union represents a bid for world
conquest which, if achieved, would decide the issue of
world power in favor of Hitler and faseism. It would
destroy the USA's independence."
Later JONES writes, "Yes, it is true that
imperialists are still imperialists and that they retain
their unjust aims. But the unjest aims present in the
situation all subjective factors. The dominant character
of the war is that it is a Just war. There are no 'pure'
wars. In the unjust, imperialist war, prior to the
attack upon the Soviet Union, there were many just causes -
the just fight of the Ethiopian, Grecian and Yugoslav
peoples."
Exhibit #15: Young Communist
League "Review"
September 16, 1941
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The Sqiember 30, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 13 proposes the question, "How Much are_the workers
Expected to Sacrifice to Beat Hitler?" She writes as
follows:
"Therefore at the same time that we call '
for greater production of planes and tanks and ships and
guns we must guard against the attempts of selfish
industrialists and monopolists to use the present crisis
for their private enrichment. we call upon the workers to
expose the monopolists like the aluminum trust and the
steel trust which deliberately held up pant expansion thus
depriving the nation of the means of defense because their
V first concern was private profit.
Exhibit #16: Young Communist.
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September 30, 1941
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The October 7, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 14, proposes the question, "why do we support
conscription of women today when Just a few months ago
the progressive youth movement opposed such a step?"
She writes, "The Nazi attack against the Soviet
Union represented not only a bid for the destruction of
the land of socialism. It also created an immediate threat
to the existence of our own country, the United states."
She states further, "The conscription of women
today would mobilize the tremendous strength and skill and
talent of millions of young women for the defense of the
United States."
Exhibit #17: Young Communist
League "Review"
October 7, 1941
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The October 14, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 14, proposes the question, "Since the Red Army
is putting up such a strong fight against Hitler why dowe callnfor American and military action in the war against
Hitler?
The entire article is a quote from "a recent
speech delivered by WILLIAM Z. FOSTER at Washington." The
article states as follows;
"But it is not necessary for Hitler actually
to defeat the USSR in order to put Great Britain in grave
peril of invasion. Merely to weaken the Red Army would do
it."
Later, she further states,"All this makes
it clear that it would be a deadly mistake for the Americana
people to assume that the valiant fight oi the Red Army has
ended the menace of Nazi Germany."
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October 14, 1941
The October 28, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 13, proposes the question, "How will the revision
of the Neutrality Act aid the United States." She writes
as follows:
"The revision of the Neutrality Act is not
alone vital to guarantee aid to the Soviet Union and Great
Britain, but it is vital to the defense of Amadca."
Later she states, "Our country by popular
determination is committed to the destruction of
But the Neutrality Act remains a barrier to thiswill and
Hitler.
end."
Exhibit #19: Young Communist
League "Review"
October 28, 1941
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The November 4, 1941 issue of the "Review"
on page 14, proposes the question, "Does your support of the
IT -I---tn"-H-"1 4"-_.-..-.J- -.national iron» mean an end to the struggle against
capitalism?" JONES writes as follows:
"Our support of the National front against
Hitler does not put an end to the capitalist system,
Therefore the exploitation of the worker by the
capitalist continues and therefore the century old
struggle of the worker against capitalism continues. However,
today, the achievement of that century old struggle of the
working class for better conditions, for greater democracy
and ultimately for socialism is endangered by the Nazi
drive for world domination."
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November 4, 19#l
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The November ll, 1931 issue of the "Review"
on page 12 proposes the question, "The Polish Government
was so reactionary in tho past. How can we support it
today? The article states as follows:
"In 1939, the Polish Government refused to
sign an agreement with the Soviet Union to stop Hitler.
Obviously, the government was playing a reactionary role."
Later she goes on to state, "Today the
Polish Government is fighting for the national existence
of its people against Hitlerism. It has signed an official
alliance with the Soviet Union."
Exhibit #21: Young Communist
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November 11, 1941
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The November 18, l9Hl issue of the "Review"
on page 13, proposes the question, "Is not the question of the
struggle for Negro rights equally an important issue as the
defeat of Hitler." The answer is as follows:
"when Communists and anti-fascists proclaim
that the main issue today is the defeat of Hitler, they
state what corresponds to facts. In saying this however,
we Communists have never and do not now deny the important
struggle for the rights of the Negro people."
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people.
Exhibit #22: Young Communist
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The December9, 19@1 issue of the "Review"
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attack on the Soviet Union bourgeois democracy versus
fascism was not the issue during the imperialist war."
She states, :The war was then a predatory war of two rival
imperialist groups of powers." She states, "With Hitler's
attack upon the Soviet Union, iive months ago, the
4 character of the war changed to a people's war for national
. liberation and national independence."
Exhibit #23: Young Communist
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December 9, 19h1
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the magazine's first issue December, 19#3.
Exhibit #24: American Youth for
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The magazine "Spotlight," during the time
that CLAUDIA JONES was editor, contained an article
captioned, "From the Editor" by CLAUDIA JONS.
CLAUDIA JONES resigned her post as editor
of "Spotlight" to take over a greater responsibility in
the national leadership of the American youth for
Democracy.
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A pamphlet Ontitld, "JIM-CROW in Uniform"
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states that the colonies should not adopt the attitude of
if one side must win it is better for Negroes to support
British imperialism in this conflict." Concerning this
point, the author writes as follows:
"Besides, it is also a false premise, when
it is assumed that either side must win. For the ever-
present desire for liberty on the part of Negro colonials
will never be achieved through a change of masters, both
of whom are interested not in the freedom, but in the further
enslavement of them. Only through organization, education,
and struggle against reaction, against war-profits, against
reaction's drive on civil liberties, under the guise of war
emergencies, can this new threat to the ultimate freedom of
the colonial peoples be met. Only the abolition of
imperialism, of the whole system of the wat makers, will
guarantee peace and security for the peoples."
In discussing the theory of "white Man's
war" the author states:
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Elmer Carter of Opportunity are bearers of a theory of ill-
repute, the theory of the white man's war. The fact re-
mains that Negroes comprise a good bit of the cannon fodder
for Europe's war makers.
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only as cannon fodder, but the acute brunt of the war
crisis is first felt by them. The falsifiomion of actual
fact as shown here is for one main purpose: to weaken the
domestic front of Negro and white unity, to lull the Negro
population against fighting the imperialist war, and to
slander the white working population who want and have no
part in this war. The theory must be fought against, for
it is both anti-Negro and anti-working class."
The author states that President FRANKLIN
ROOSEVELT and the Administration offer neither peace or
security to the people of America and-armament problem
should not be substituted for the security of the WPA,
NYA, PWA for the people.
The author states the United states desires
to enter the war and that it calls "peace lovers, and
fighters for democracy--fifth columnists.' In this
regard the author writes as follows:
"But Negroes cannot agree to such a program,
for the Negro people want peace, want to keep America out
of war. The Negro people want Jobs, economic security,
civil liberties, passage of social legislation, such as
the Anti-Lynching Bill.
"No, the answer is not in a return to support
of either of these parties. The answer lies in independent
political action of the people in 1940, aligned with labor,
as expressed recently by Earl Browder, when he called for"
a People's Platform for Jobs, Peace, Civil Liberties.
"Such independent action will make the
people's answer clear against the war and hunger budget
of the Roosevelt Administration, against the policies of the
Republicans who in effect give support to his policies."
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the same press which threw you off your balance candidly
admits its lies. why the lies? Why the fakery?
"It was because the newspapers spoke the
aims of the imperialists whom Roosevelt leads, who would
drag America into war. There is peace in Finland because
of the peace policy of the Soviet Union, which aims to
defend its own borders, which aims to limit the sphere
of world war, and establish peace. There is peace because
the Finnish generals have become convinced that they were
being used as pawns of the Allies against Germany."
The author states that in 1917 a Negro
soldier was mistreated while in uniform and that Negroes
did not want war. She states, "Among the outstanding
present-day leaders who protested against the injustices was
James W. Ford, now an outstanding leader of the Communist
Party, its present candidate for Vice-President of the
United States, then with the 8th Brigade of the 92nd Division
in France, in 1918. And foremost against the imperialist
war was Earl Browder, now general secretary of the Communist
Party of United States, and its candidate for Presidentwho went to Leavenworth prison because he spoke against the
war.
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vast natural resources and means of production, and use
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"Look here, fellows and girls, this system
called capitalism, with all of its talk of free enterprise
is free, all right, but for the oankers and wall Street,
for the German bankers, for the Bank of England, for the
French bankers. Can you dream what it would mean to
have the worry of a job eliminated? what if it was law
that your security, your Job, was guaranteed? Then you
could finish high school, college. Then you could marry,
raise a family, get that coat, that radio, that library
you always wanted. This is what the youth of the Soviet
Union have because they live in a socialist society. That
is why the bankers want to take it away from them.
All roads are open to youth of the Soviet
Union.
"There is no national or racial oppression
in the soviet Union and in the U.S.S.R. people of all
colors, live as free and equal peoples. nationalities, all
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youth-Negro and white, who desire above all PEACE, so that
they can pursue the American dream of life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. _Equal opportunity exists
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to the wars at home. For Jobs ano civil liberties. For
democracy and freedom!
"Jesse Clipper, Negro hero, died believing
If Jesse Clipper were alive today, he would again fight
for democracy. He would do it, however, not by following
the loans of wall Street to another Flanders Field, but
vy righting for gobs, for relief, better housing, better
health conditions--security for the people. we must make
the world safe for cemocracy by making democracy safe for
America. This is Jesse Clipper's dream now. we, the
living, take our stand tooay on the side of Life and Peace
Exhibit #26= "Jim-caow in
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An article by JOHN GATES captioned, "A
Message to all Review Reacers," states "we have in
CLAUDIA JONES pamphlet anovc! a powerful instrument
for the welding of the unity of Negro and white against
the imperialist war and for the demands of the Negro
people. Our state Young Communist League has the task
of selling 25,000 of these pamphlets."
Exhibit #27: Young Communist
League "Review"
September 16,
1940. D659 13
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CLAUDIA JONES authored a pamphlet entitled,
"Lift Every Voice for Victory," published by the New Age
Publishers, June, 1942.
At the end of the article, CLAUDIA JONES
is described as the author of the pamplhet, a young Negro
woman leader of the Young Communist League, and editor of
the popular anti-fascist youth magazine the weekly "Review.
The pamphlet begins with a description of the
JOE LOUIS - MAX SCHHLING heavy weight championship fight
on June 22, 1938. Concerning this fight, the author states
"It symbolized the fight and hatred of
people everywhere against fascism."
Under the caption of "What Are You Fighting
For, Joe?" she states, The stakes in this fight overshadow
by far the Louis-Schmeling bout of '38. For the stakes are
the freedom, progress and advancement of all humanity. we
fight an enemy who is out to conquer the entire world, to
destroy the freedom and independence of all nations and
peoples, to enslave and, as stated in Main Kampf, to wipe
out such peoples as the Negroes and Jews."
Later she writes, "Yes, there are things
wrong with America. The existence of poll-tax laws,
lynchings, discriminatory practices, are shameful blots
. on our democracy. But the opportunity to fight to abolish
these things and to win victories by so ding is a part of
our democracy today." '
The author writes, "How ridiculous to call
this a white man's war, and how dangerous! This is
our war. Joe's war. Your war and mine. It is a people's
war to preserve the integrity and independence of our
nation.
She goes on to state, "Joe is the answer
to our enemies, within and without who claim that Negro
Americans do not have an all out stake in this war and are
not out to win it.
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who want to win the war. All patriotic Americans must
now more than ever, while rallying to their country's
defense, take up the cudgels against the sewers of race
prejudice, strengthen the unity of Negro and white,
champion every Just and necessary demand of the Negro
people. Thus the anti-Hitler forces of America will
advance the fight for full democracy to Negro citizens as
part of the fight for victory.
"Among those in the forefront of the fight are
the communists, The Party of Earl Browder and James w.
Ford, and the Young Communist League are fulfilling their
pledge to give their full energy, devotion, their last
drop of blood, their lives for victory in this war. By
righting today for full participation of the Negro people
in the war effort, the Communists are continuing the
historic struggle for full equality of the Negro people,
exemplified in the Scottsboro and Herndon cases. we
Young Communists believe in and practice full equality
for the Negro youth. Our organization fights for and
serves the nation in every phase of the war effort. As
part of the fizht for victory this pamphlet is addressed
to all youth, Negro and white. Every young man and woman
must heighten participation in the war effort so that we
can win victory, which is possible this year, 1942. By
buying war stamps and bonds, by participation in the
salvage campaigns, in the blood-donor drive of the Red
Cross, the U.S.0., by raising food for victory--in short
by doing all the things that help strengthen morale and
speed victory."
An article by LILLIAN ROSS captioned,
"New Pamphlet Carries that Victory Punch,f is contained
in the June 23, 1942 issue of the weekly 'Review." Above
the article was a photograph of a pamphlet entitled, "Lift 7
Every Voice for Victory," by CLAUDIA JONES.
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End Neglect of Problems of the Negro women." The article
begins, "An outstanding feature of the present stage of the
Negro liberation movement is the growth of the militant
participation of Negro women in all aspects of the struggle
for peace, civil rights and economic security.
Later she states, "This growth of militency
among Negro women has profound meaning both for the Negro
liberation movement and for the emerging anti-fascist,
anti-imperialist coalition."
The article is presented in various subheadings.
It is concerned with the Negro women as workers and members
of organizations. The article concludes as follows:
"our Party, based on its Marxist-Leninist
principles, stands foursquare on a program of full economic,
political, and social equality for the Negro people, and
of equal rights for women. who, more than the Negro woman,
the most exploited and oppressed, belongs in our Party?
Negro woman can and must make an enormous contribution to
the daily life and work of the Party. Concretiy, this
means prime responsibility lies with white men and
women comrades. Negro men comrades, however, must
participate in this task. Negro communist women everye
where now take their rightful place in Party leadership
on all levels.
"The strong capacities, militancy and
organizational talents of Negro women, can, if well utilized
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Negro workers - men and women - as the leading forces of
the Negros people liberation movement, for cementing
Negro and white unity in the struggle against wall Street
imperialism, and for the rooting the Party among the most
exploited and oppressed sections of the working class and
its allies.
In our Party clubs, we must conduct an
intensive discussion of the role oi the Negro women, so
as to equip our Party membership with clear understanding
for undertaking the necessary struggles in the shops and
communities. We must end the practice, in which many
Negro women who join our Party, and who, in their churches,
communities, and fraternal groups are leaders of masses,
with an invaluable mass experience to give our karty,
suddenly find themselves viewed in our clubs, not as
leaders, but as people who have to get their feet wet
organizationally. we must end their failure to create
an atmosphere in our clubs in which new recruits -- in
this case Negro women -- are confronted with the silent
treatment or with attempts to 'blueprint' them into a
pattern. In addition to the white chauvinist implications
in such approaches, these practices confuse the basic
needed for Marxist-Leninist understanding which our Party
gives to all workers, and which entrances their political
understanding with chauvinist disdain for the organizational
talents of new Negro members, or for the necessity to
promote them into leadership.
"To win the Negro women for full
participation in the anti-fascist, anti-imperialist
coalition, to bring her militancy and participation to
even greater heights in the current and future struggles
against dell street imperialism, progressives must
acquire political consciousness as regards her special
oppressed status.
"It is this consciousness, accelerated
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socialist Society in which contributions to society are
measured, not by national origin, or by color, but
society in which men and women contribute according to
ability, and ultimately under Communism receive according
to their needs.
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rehruarg 9', 1952, at III fork, ing the
captioned individual; A copy of thie report hae been
node available to the ariainal biuieion of thepepartaent.
The Bureau file number ehould have been let forth 5 * '-
ae 100-#2390 and not 72999. The Bureau hae corrected ite
capiee and the lea fork Office ehould do lileioieei. . _ . _ I .
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rehruarg 7, 1952 which tranenitted the euanar report. e-In that letter the Bureau nae requested ae folfoae: "Ii
ie noted that in the enclosed report information ie eet
forth that cloiidia Jonee was at onetiae e toning communistLeague Organizer in the middle neat; The Bureau ie resueeted
to furnieh this office with any infornation which iooul
tend to prove the euhjeo-i'e position ee organizer." The e
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of origin in the investigation of_-the Young" conuniet _- -,1
League while it nae in existence» It ie believed that the _ __
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filee concerning the top officiale in the roung coimuniet."
League. The Halo York office ehould, therefore, review ite .
filee in thie connection. If after e careful reyiee the -
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, jf- born in Trinidad. Claudia Jonee entered the United Staten. J1! at fer fort under the ncle of Claude Ganberbctch cbccrd en5 Ir S.'7gitci;e Iilhftblg-6;U9, 1984- Claudio Jeneemce graduatedt A on a eig Rig Sc cc n lea York City in June ef 1935.A gflcndic Jonee, under the acne of Claudia Cnberbatch, urrietl '
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in aiclatien of the act of October ld; 1918, ae amended in ~ --v
that ehe nae found to have been, after entry into the United _
statee, a nenber of the following claee, eot forth in Section I
of eaid act: do alien nho beliecee in, adcocatee and teechee _r_
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act ae cnended by the Internal decnritp Act of 1950. dhe nae
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Feet Indiee, on the ccnpletien of her hearing~bg the Innigratien
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The February la, 1952, issue or the "Daily Worker" ».
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stated that each defendant had pledged to raise $1,000.00 for_ i
the $100,000.00 emergency fund for the defense of the New York ,;- and Pittsburgh "Smith Act Victims". -The article stated that ~ 0 '
CLAUDIA JONES had brought in $190.50. n
column 1, section l, announced an "International Women's a '- 5 f; '-The March 2, 1952, issue of The Worker", page 6 -~' ,
D Y -'~$;. .- - .Tribute" to be held under the auspices or the Eaamilies or thQ_T***>*3_ I 'A sm.th Act Victims, on Harsh 8, 1952, at Yugoslav Hall, h05 K U_ii Heat hl Street." among the guests or honor listed was 0LAUDI$.§£<3 17@"JONES, __ _ __ '- Ag _ |_ ,7-.._.~*__ ___¢[-;',". ~' w 1 -5 " .-
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JONES stating that the Communist Party trial had been postponed"*1"
because of the subject's illness. The ticle stated that the_ - ?*court had appointed Dr, KERMIT L. PINESg§q>Exanine her and he ; ' '
reported her illness would require her abs- dp from court forthree days. According to the article Joan TERNAH, JONES
attorney, had earlier presented a report to e court from the ='subject's physician stating that she was suffering from a bronchial l
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women leaders, according to the informant, were ELIZABETH 5J-GURLEY mum, BETTY GANNETT, MARION BAGKZRACH and the sub 1eet',~ -all of whom were defendants in the Communist Party trial. '*The informant advised that FLYHH and GAREETT were the only - '
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The Marc 1952, issue of the "Bail? Worker on page 3, columns 2 and 3, contained an article reflecting
that the subject had been granted permission by the court to Atravel to Detroit from March 25 through 29 1 , 952, to interview Qwitnesses and to prepare for her defense.» -;. - -- - ~ - ' "
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