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member and sympathetic toward
numerous CP fronts. Indicted 2/9/51
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register under the tenms of the
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subject was employed in the capacity as Director of the Council
on African Affairs.
It is to be noted that the Council on African
Affairs has been designated by the Attorney General as coming
within the purview of Executive Order 9835.
Commnnist_F;gnt Activitg
The "Daily worker", an East Coast Communist dailynewspaper dated June 22, 19h6, carried an article stating thatW,E,B._DU?hOIS of the National Association for the Advancement
6f Colored People was listed among the negroes sponsoring the
"Win the Peace Conference" to be held at Manhattan Center.
It is to be noted that the win the Peace Confer-
ence, also known as the National Committee to Win the Peace, has
been designated by the Attorney General as coming within the
purview of Executive Order 9835.
The "Daily Worker" dated December T, less, page Q,
column Q, carried an article entitled "What's 0n?". This article
stated that the subject, along with a number of others, would
speak in eight panel discussions on books, theater, politics
and labor ee be held at the Jefferson School. 5?5 Sixth Avenue,
New York City, on December 7 and B, l9h6.
- The Jefferson School, also known as the Jefferson
School of Social Science, has been designated by the Attorney
General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 9835.
The "Daily Worker" dated October 21, 19u7. Page
5, column l, carried an article entitled V'Let Freedom Ring
Parley Called to Halt =Witch Hunts=". This article stated that
the Civil Rights Congress, on October 20, l9h7, issued a call
to a national conference to be held in Chicago, Illinois, on
November 23, l9h7. The objectives of the conference were to
"fight terror among negroes; pass anti-lynching law; outlaw
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worker", dated August 29, 19MB, carried an icle entitled"-Z-..LI_..-.51"Committee on Un-American Activities and fiEQN 1hs;
repeal the Taft-Hartley Law, and withdraw the ecutive
Loyalty Order".
Among the signers of the call to this conference
was listed the name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, negro scholar.
It is to be noted that the Civil Rights Congress
has been designated by the Attorney General as coming within
the purview of Executive Order 9535. 92
The "Daily Worker" dated February 28, 19MB, page
2, column 1, carried an article entitled "EISLER Indicted,
Liberals Demand End of Persecution".
The article stated that fifty prominent Americans
on February 27, 19h? condemed "the shameful persecution of the
German anti-Fascist refugee GERHART EISLER".
A statement published by the Civil Rights Congress
and signed by Doctor H.E.B. DU BOIS, among others, stated: "The
hysterical atmosphere contrived around this case indicates that
this incident, involving a German Comunist kept here against
his will, is intended as the initial phase of a sweeping attack
upon the entire labor and progressive movement in the United
States".
The "Herker", the Sunday e of the "Daily
"The First Line of Defense" which featured a statement by
several negro Americans, including W.E.B. DU BOIS of New York
City.
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This statement strongly condemns the arrest of
the national leaders of the Communist Party and calls upon the
President to take positive action to protect civil rights
instead of persecuting political minorities. The article
states that they, the signers, raised no defense of the princi-
ples of the Communist Party, but that their main concern is to
defend the rights of political and other minorities, especially
the negro people, to fight for the kind of society which they
considered necessary to give full expression to the principles
of American democracy.
The "Daily Worker" dated November 10, l9hB,
page ll, column l, carried an article entitled "Notables Greet
Soviets on 31st Anniversary". -
This article stated that H.E.B. DU BOIS was among
a score of distinguished gmericans who had sent messages of
friendship to the people of the Soviet Union. The twin occas-
ions for the greetings were the 15th Anniversary of the estab-
lishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and
the Soviet Union and the 31st Anniversary of the feuding of
the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
The "Daily Worker" dated January 3, l9h9, page
7, column 1, carried an article entitled 'Signers of Open
Letter to End House Un-American Committee".
This article listed the name of Doctor H.E.B.
DU BOIS among the 313 educators, writers, scientists, artists
and clergyman who issued an open letter to the members of the
Blst Congress urging the abolition of the House Un-American
Committee.
The "Daily Worker" dated March 20, 19u9, Section
1, page 10. column 3, carried an article which stated that
Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, the outstanding negro scholar, educator
and leader, was to be a guest speaker at the 19th anniversary
celebration of the Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order of the
International Workers Order.
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It is to be noted that the Jewish Peoples
Fraternal Order of the International Workers Order has been
designated by the Attorney General as coming within the purviewof Executive Order 9835. - ' -
The "Daily Worker" dated April 21, 19h9, page 3,
colun h, carried an article entitled "2,000 Open World Peace
Congress".
The article stated that FREDERIC JOLIOT-CURIE,
the French Government's Atomic Energy Comission Chairman,
opened the World Peace Congress with a fighting keynote speech.
The article stated that notables who shared the platform with
JOLIOTCURIE included W.E.B. DU BOIS, American negro leader and
historian.
The World Peace Congress, held in Paris, France,
from April 20 to 23, l9h9, was cited as a Communist front among
the "peace conferences" which "have been organized under
Communist initiative in various countries throughout the world
as a part of a campaign against the North Atlantic Defense
Pact", by the Congressional Comittee on Un-American Activities,
Review of the Scientific and Cultural Conference for World
Peace, arranged by the Kational Council of the arts, Sciences
and Professions, held in New York City on March 25 to 27, 19b9-
The "Daily Worker" dated May 23, 19h9 contained
an article announcing a rally to be held on May 23, l9k9 in New
York City under the auspices of the American Sponsoring
Committee, World Peace Congress - Paris, from April 20 to 23,
l9h9. One of the speakers listed at this rally was Doctor
N.E.B. DU BOIS.
The "Daily Worker" dated June 3, l9h9, page h,
column 3, carried an article written by Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS
entitled "Africa Looks to China".
This article stated that at the auspices of the
council on African Affairs, of which he is Vice Chairman,
Doctor DU BOIS spoke enthusiastically of the "epoch-making"
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peace congress and disclosed the impact of the meeting on the
movement of colonial liberation. Doctor DU BOIS described the
peace congress as "without exception, the most remarkable
gathering of human beings I have ever attended". -
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an article which reflected that a Bill of Rights Conference to
alert the
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listed asAmerican people to the clear and present danger that
charter of freedom may be destroyed" was called by
175 prominent Americans. Dortor W.E.B. DU BOIS was
one of the sponsors.
The Chairman of the conference stated that the
conference will bluntly speak up against the police state
methods cf certain Army and FBI officials.
l advised that e Bill of Rights o erence was a conference
held at the Henry Hudson Hotel, New York City, on July 16 and
17, 19h? to consider the attack on Americais Bill of Rights,
with special emphasis on the trial of the twelve Comunist
leaders.
The "Daily Worker" dated June 19, l9H9, Section
l, page 15, colun 1, carried an article entitled "12 Negro
Leaders Ask Court Permit Them to Defend GATES".
The article Stated that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS
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application to file a brief in support of GATES refusal to
inform on his comrades during the trial of the twelve Comunist
leaders in New York City.
It is to be noted that eons GATES was one of
the twelve indicted Communist Party leaders who were convicted
in New lurk city in l9h9 for violation of the Smith Act.
column h,The "worker" dated July 23, l950, page 2,
contained an article reflecting that the New York
Labor Conference for Peace had issued a call for a demonstra-
tion te be held in Union Square, New York City, at 5:00 p.m.
A on August 2, 1950. One of the proposed speakers was to include
Doctor W.E=B. DU BOIS.
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Cadvised that dar!n Ma the Nations Eager Cogs:-ence ii S Yfor Peace, of which the,New York Labor Conference for Peace is
a part, was organized under the guidance of the Communist Party,
USA.
The "Daily Worker" for August 25, 1950, page 2,
column 1, carried an article entitled DU BOIS Blasts Move By
Justice Department Against Peace Group".
This article stated that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS,
Chairman of the Peace Information Center, branded as a "fantas-
tic absurdity", the Justice Department's demand this week that
the peace group register under the Foreign Agents Act.
Doctor DU BOIS, who was at that time travelling
abroad, made the statement when his office reached him via
trans-Atlantic phone in Paris to inform him of the Justice
Department's actions Doctor DU B015 stated that "the Department
of Justice action will not erase the two million signatures
already secured for the World Peace Appeal". He continued by
stating that these two million signers and countless millions
of Americans who hate war will defend the right to speak and
work for peace.
CAccording 1=<= thePeace Information Center was establis ed in Hay, 19 0 for the
purpose of disseminating petitions on the Stockholm Appeal and
other peace propaganda material.
A It is also to be noted that the Peace Information
center was indicted on February 9, 1951 by a Federal Grand Jury
in Washington, D.C. on a charge of failing to register as a
foreign agent.
__ C,advised that theCommunist Party and numerous Comun s rent organizations had
been extensively engaged in obtaining signatures based on this
World Peace Appeal.
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The "Daily Worker dated august 28, l?h9, page 1,
column l, carried an article which stated that Doctor U,E,B,
DU BOIS was a sponsor of a newly-organized Independent
Non-Partisan Citizens Committee for the Re-election of BENJAMIN
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It is to be noted that BENJAMIN J. DAVIS was
formerly the Communist New York City Councilman and one of the
indicted Communist Party leaders, who was convicted in New York
City in lens for violation of the Smith Act.
The "Daily Worker for September 2, l9h9, page
2, column 1, carried an article which stated that Doctor H.E.B.
DU B015, eminent negro leader and scholar, endorsed Communist
City Councilman BENJAMIN J. DAVIS, JR. for re-election and
strongly attacked any negro who would run against him.
_ _ _The "Daily Worker" for october 3, l9h9, page 9,
column u, carried an article which stated that one million
signatures to a petition to squash the indictments and end the
trial of the national Communist leaders at Foley Square will
be sought by the newly-formed National Non-Partisan Committee
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Doctor H.E.B. DU BOIS, negro historian and
co-Chairman of the Council on African Affairs, is listed under
members already enrolled in virtually every state in the union.
The "Daily Worker dated October 9, l9h9, page
h, column 1, carried an article entitled "DU BOIS Tells of
Soviet Union's Fight for Peace .
This article stated that the American Soviet
Friendship Council held a banquet in the ballroom of the
Manhattan Towers Hotel, Toth street and Broadway, New York
City, and that_Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, famous B2 year old negro
historian, told of the magnificent world solidarity for peace
that he had seen at the recent Moscow Peace Congress.
Doctor DU BOIS warned the wsrmongers that the
"mass of the Russian people stand behind the Communist Party .
He stated that the Russian people are willing again, if
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a Communist front.
The "Daily Worker dated December 23, l9L9,
page 2, carried an article entitled "negro Deaders Greet
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This article stated that a group of negro
leaders, 1nnTH1ng Doctor
Premier STALIN and hailed
racial discrimination and
of many peoples".
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STALIN'S "leadership in uprooting
national oppression from your land
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column 1, carried an article entitled "100 Notables Ask Visas
for Peace Delegates".
The article stated that the State Department
was asked by a committee of over one hundred prominent
Americans to grant visas to a World Peace Delegation composed
of fifteen distinguished men and women from Europe, Africa and
Latin America.
Doctor W.E.B. DU_BOIS was included among the
one hundred prominent Americans.
The "Daily Worker" dated March 19, 1950, page h
column h, carried an article stating that the African Lid
Committee, headed by Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, had renewed its
appeal for contributions to aid the Coal Mine Union strikers
of the Nigerian Government.
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African Aid Comm ee has een set up y the Council on African
Affairs and is a Communist front organization, which raises
funds for the Council on African Affairs.
The "Daily Worker" of July 18, 1950 carried an
article stating that a letter written by Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS
to Secretary of State DEAN ECHESOH, who had last week attacked
the Stockholm Peace Petition, and indicated that use of the
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Q Pbomb in Korea was not ruled out. This letter states "While
there is yet time Hr. ACHESON, let the world know that in the
future the Government of the United States will never be the
first to use the atom bomb whether in Korea or any part of the
earth".
The Stockholm Peace Petition has been described
by Secretary of State DEAN ACHESON in an article in the "New
York Daily Mirror" dated February 10, 1951, page h, as a
"propaganda trick in the spurious peace offensive of the Soviet
Union" e
The "Daily Worker" of August 16, 1950, page 9,
column 1, carried an article which reflects that Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS, Chairman of the Peace Information Center, and Vice
Chairman of the Council on African Affairs, left for Prague,
Czechoslovakia, to attend the Executive Comittee of the
World Congress of Defenders of Peace.
In an article appearing in the "New York Timeslz
New York daily newspaper, of April 21, l9h9, LANSING WARREN
reported that the World Congress for Peace, being held in
Paris, became a "drive against the United States and the
Atlantic Pact and for peace with the Soviet Union at any price"
The "Daily Worker" dated November 20, l950,
page 2, column l, carried an article stating that two thousand
delegates to the Second Horld Peace Congress from_seven countri
including fortynine United States citizens, enthusiastically
supported demands that the United States Government adopt a
hands-off policy in Korea and that the United Nations condemn
DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR for attempting to provoke a third world war.
On the Presiding Comittee of the Congress were
four Americans nominated by the outgoing executives. Elected
by acclamation was Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS.
advised that he a!!ended the Secon! !!L!! leace Congress and
observed that as in the case of other peace congresses,
speakers preached the theme of hatred of the United States and»
in effect, called for world revolution by force.
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The "Worker" dated February 11, 1951, page 3,
column 3, advised that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, who is Chairman
of the Peace Information Center, 799 Broadway, New York City,
was indicted on February 9, 1951 for failure to register with
the Department of Justice under the terms of the Foreign Agents
Registration Act. The indictment was returned by a FederalI "Grand Jury in Washington; D.C.
The "Worker" dated February ll, 1951, page 1,
column 1, carried an article which states that Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS, upon learning of the indictment of the Peace Informa-
tion Center, expressed a "deep sense of shock". He declared
that since the Peace Information Center "had disbanded several
months ago, I must assume that the Departmentis action is an
effort to frighten into silence the tremendous feeling for .
peace now being expressed throughout our country".
The "worker" dated February ll, 1951, page 10,
column h, carried an advertisement entitled "Negro History
Week at the Jefferson School, Dedicated to the Struggle for
Freedom and Peace". This advertisement sets forth that on
Monday, February 12, 1951 at 8:00 p.m., there will be held a
reception for Doctor H.E.B. DU B015.
The "Daily Worker" of February 12, 1951, page h,
column 2, carried an article which stated that Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS, the renowned 83 year old educator, historian, author
and elder statesman, will be tendered a reception tonight by
the Jefferson School of Social Science.
The "Daily Worker" of February 12, 1951, page A,
column 3, carried e statement by H.E.B. DU BOIS following the
indictment of himself and four other leaders of the peace
movement in the United states. In this statement Doctor DU BOIS
hits at the Justice Department's indictment of the Peace Infor-
mation Center for violation of the Foreign Agents Registration
Act. DU BOIS stated that he is sure every gmerican who desires
peace, negro and white, Catholic, Jew or Protestant, 3,000,000
signers of the World Peace Appeal and tens of millions more
will join in defense of the right to speak and to work for
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The Daily iorker" of Februari 16, 1951, page h,
column 3, carried an article which stated that two Bronx
American Labor Party Peace Rallies will hear Doctor U.E.B. ,
DU BOIS speak on peace. J 7
The American Labor Party has been cited by the
California Committee on Un-American Activities, Report of l9h8,
pages h0 and kl, as among "organizations that are victims of
Communist domination".
The "Worker" for February 1B, 1951, page 8,
column 1, carried an advertisement which states that "Harlem
Protests the Indictment of the Great American Negro DR. W.E.B.
DU BOIS". This protest, in the form of a rally, was to take
place at the Golden Gate Ballroom, lk2nd Street and Lenox
Avenue, New York City, on February 21, 1951 at 8:00 p.m.
Doctor DU BOIS was to be one of the speakers.
The advertisement also states that the American
Labor Party was sponsoring this rally.
The "Daily Worker" dated February 26, 1951,
page 3, column 1, carried an article entitled "Peace Is Theme
at Tribute 120 DI. BOISBO
This article states that more than 650 persons
cramed every available seating and standing space on two
floors at Small's Paradise in Harlan Friday night to greet
Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS on his 83rd birthday. The article states
that additional hundreds had sought reservations to the dinner,
but could not be accommodated.
Doctor DU BOIS, in a brief speech, stated as
follows:
"Thus I stand tonight facing the possibility
of celebrating my future birthdays in prison, and thus
relieving all Houses of Essexl from embarrassment. The
prospect is not pleasant. Yet I continue to maintain that
advocacy of peace is not treason; that I am the agent of no
foreign principle and never have been; that I am the champion
of no idea alien to this nation; and that I have the right
within the future as in the past to fight for peace."
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column 1, carried an article entitled "Set Up National Group
to Defend Dr. DU BOIS".
This article states that a National Committee
for Defense of Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS and his associates of the
former Peace Information Center was formed yesterday in New
York. At the organizing meeting of the committee, Doctor
DU BOIS stated: "The defendants deny that peace is a foreign
idea; but they gladly admit that they gathered and publicized
ideas and news of action for peace from everywhere they could
obtain them. They assert that any attempt to curtail such
free interchange of thought, opinion and knowledge of fact the
world over is clearly an interference with the constitutional'
rights of American citizens."
The "Daily Worker dated April 18, 1951, page 9
column 3, carried an article which stated that the National
Committee for the Defense of W.E.B. DU BOIS and his associates
in the former Peace Information Center initiated a nation-wide
campaign for the dismissal of the indictments recently handed
down by a Federal Grand Jury.
The "Daily Worker" dated April 19, 1951, page h
column 1, carried an article entitled "Peace Lobbies Converge
on UN Today".
This article stated that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS,
world-famous negro scholar and peace fighter, will meet today
with BENJAMIN V. COHEN, Assistant United Nations Secretary
General, as part of the peoples delegation to the United Nations
to seek an end to the war in Korea.
The "Daily Worker dated April 21, 1951, page h
column 3, carried an article which stated that DU BOIS had
announced plane to be present in the courtroom in Washington,
D.C. on April 22nd, where arguments to discuss the indictment
against himself and his associates in the former Peace Infor-
mation Center will be heard.
The National Committee to Defend Doctor DU BOIS
has also announced that delegations of citizens are being
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This article states that defense motions to
dismiss the indictments will be heard in the United States
District Court in Washington, D.C. and that the trial date for
Doctor DU BOIS and his associates had been set for May lh, 1951
This article also states that there should be a
tremendous protest to President TRUMAN and attorney General
MC GRATH in the next few days to help erase the disgraceful
scheme to jail B3 year old Doctor DU BOIS, whose crime is that
he doesn't want American boys of teen age to die before their
time on remote battlefields.
The "worker" dated May 13, 1951, page 2, column
h, section 1, carried an article which stated that the trial
of Doctor ¥.E.B. DU BOIS and four other leaders of the Peace
Information Center was postponed until the October term of
court. The postponement followed granting of a motion for the
taking of depositions in Paris, France. The court was told
that the testimony of JEkN1LAFITTE, Secretary General of the
World Peace Council, and former Secretary General of the World
Congress of Defenders of Peace, was "vital and material" to
the case and that this testimony could be obtained only be
taking his oral testimony in Paris by deposition.
The "Daily Worker" dated May 31, 1951, page 9,
column 3, carried an article setting forth a schedule of a
tour for Doctor and Mrs. W.E.B. DU BOIS in the major cities
of the United States. This tour was organized by the Progress-
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The "Daily Worker" dated June 6, 1951, page 2,
column h, carried an article which stated that Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS, renowned negro scholar and statesman, and provisional
-_~ co-Chairman of the American Peace Crusade, had made an offer
to turn the TAFT-DOUGLAS controversy on foreign policy into a
three-cornered debate, in which he would propose peace as an
alternative to the "right" or "wrong" war dispute-
The American Peace Crusade was cited as an
"organic part of the Comunist peace offensive" by the Congres-
sional eommittee on Unesmerican Activities! statement issued
on the march of treason, February 19, 1951.
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advised on Decem er , ha Doc or .E.B. DU BOIS' name
was lisied as s sponsor of the Committee for Equal Justice for
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f "The Shield", a publication of the New Jersey
*~ state Civil Service Gommission- described the Committee for
as an affiliate of the P 5 Equal Justice for -*-g
International Labor e er
It is to be noted that the International Labor
Defense has been designated by the Attorney General as coming
within the purview of Executive Order 9535.
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advised on Feb ary , that a nner was eld at t eHotel Commodore on February 25, l9ll6. otatod that
this dinner was sponsored by the American omm ee of Jewish
Writers, Artists and Scientists and that Doctor DU BOIS spoke
at the dinner and declared that two forces vie with each other
today for world leadership - democracy and Communism. Between
these two, he stated, democracy seems able to do little less
than snipe at Communism for giving huanity new life. The
record reveals that Communism has achieved positive results,
while democracy is characterized by negative qualities. What-
ever relationship exists between the two, he went on, is based
on democracy's ingratitude toward Russia. It was the Soviet
Union which saved democracy from Fascist onslaught.
The California Comittee on Un-American Activities
Report of 19h7, page a5, stated that the American Committee of
Jewish Writers, Artists and Scientists was among the Communist
front organizations for racial agitation which also serve as
"money collecting media and "as special political organizing
centers for the racial minority they pretend to champion".
"Peoples Voice" dated December 7, l9h6, carriedan article entitled "Jefferson School Holds Second Annual Book
Fair.
This article stated that Doctor DU BOIS, author
of "Color and Democracy", will be the featured speaker in a
forum discussion on the "Road to Negro Freedom" to be held at
the Jefferson School of Social Science, 575 Avenue of theAmzicas, New York City, during the weekend of December 6,
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The California Committee on UnAmerican
Activities, Report of l9hB, page 225, stated that "Peoples
Voice" was among publications which the committee found "to
be Communist initiated and controlled or so strongly influenced
as to be in the STALIN Solar System .
C1made available onNovember 25, 19 a program of t e Book air which was to be
held at the Jefferson School of Social Science. Listed on this
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Democracy , who was to be a speaker.
The March, 19MB issue of "Masses and Mainstream"
indicated that W.E.B. DU BOIS was one of its contributing
editors.
The California Committee on Un-American
Activities, Report of l9h8, page 49, stated that "Masses and
Mainstream" was "among typical examples of Communist press and
publications?
The October 15, l9h6 issue of "New Masses set
forth a statement of ownership, management and circulation,
etcetera. This paper is published weekly in New York City
through a membership corporation and has its offices at
10h East 9th Street, New York City. In this issue Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS is listed as a contributing editor.
The California Comittee on Un-American
Activities, Report of l9h7, page 160, and 19MB page 3hO, stated
that, until its recent merger with "Mainstream", New Masses"
had been the weekly journalistic voice of the Communist Party.
The March B, 19k? issue of "Peoples Voice"
carried the first of a series of articles to be written by
Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS under the heading of "Pan-Africa".
This article stated that Doctor DU BOIS had
joined the staff of "Peoples Voice" as a columnist this week.
His column was to give facts on the African countries and
interpret these facts in international affairs.
LA , {made available onMay 2h, lvho a letterhead of Sov e use a Today Publications,
Incorporated, which contained allist of officers in advisory
council. Doctor W.E. BUBGHABDT'DU'BnIs_was listed under
advisory council. '
The California Committee on Unamerican
Activities, Report of l9h8, page 169, stated that "Soviet Russia
Today" was among the "more important" Communist front organiza-
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In the December, l9h8 issue of "Soviet Russia
Today" in a column captioned "Americans Greet the Soviet Union
on Two Anniversaries", contained a short paragraph of greetings
from certain individuals, including W.E.B. DU BOIS, in which
they congratulate the Soviet people upon the 35th anniversary
of the establishent of the USSR and the 15th anniversary of
the establishment of American-Soviet diplomatic relations.
Cof known
r abilit a , , , eli y, a en e a r lly for oc or E OIS,
sponsored by the Council on African Affairs held on June 19,
1949 at Rockland Palace, New York City. The rally was called
by the organization to welcome the return of PAUL ROBESON and
A-- DU BOIS from the World Peace Conference in Paris.
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In the November, 19h? issue of "Soviet Russia
Today" there was an article written by W.E.B. DU BOIS entitled
1 "Most Hopeful State in the World Today".
In this article DU BOIS states that he believes
the greatest events of the Twentieth Century have been the
Russian Revolution and the freeing of India, and states further
that if the American people realize "how much has been
accomplished, they would be willing to work with Russia on
reasonable terms".
The "New York Herald Tribune", New York dailyr*' newspaper, dated April 26, l9h9 carried an article which
x stated that the Communistbacked World Congress of Fighters
~ of Peace voted today to establish a permanent world-wide
committee to fight for peace. The permanent committee named
many persons prominent in Communist or leftist circles. The
name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS was on this committee.
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newspaper, dated December 15, l9h9 carried an article which
stated that the conviction of the eleven Communist Party leaders
as conspirators and the five-year prison sentence handed down
by Federal Judge MEDINA has thrown a scare into fellow
travellers who, a few months ago, would join any and all
Communist fronts-
This article continued by stating that onlytwenty-four sponsors, most of them prior members of grougs
named by Congress as Comunist fronts, are on the Civil ights
Congress list as compared to the usual 100 to 200 persons
available for such "causes".
Names of the dinner sponsors as printed in the
Civil Rights Congress program and the number of large affilia-
tions with organizations named as Communist fronts by the
Un-American Activities Committee or the Attorney General
included W.E.B. DU BOIS, negro writer and lecturer.
The "New York Times" dated June 27, 19h?, page
ll, under the caption DU BOIS Declares Socialism a Haven",
quoted Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS as stating before a conference
of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People as follows:
"We must not allow ourselves be scared and
intimidated by the fear of being called a Communist, by the
smearing of HENRY WALLACE, the widespread attempt of a monop-
olized press to keep the peoples of the world from knowing the
truth about work and incomes."
The "Pittsburgh Courier" dated September 13,
19H? carried an article entitled "Views and Reviews"-
This article stated that EISLER'S case would
be of interest to the colored brethren because so many
prominent negroes are connected with Communist front organiza-
tions which rushed to his defense and did their utmost to aid
him.
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released a story to the press naming several prominent negroes
who denounced "the shameful persecution of the German
anti4Pascist refugee EISLER". Among the several prominent
negroes was listed W.E.B. DU BCIS.
8 B _ _ _ _ name . . . appears as a sponsor on the
letterhead of the Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern
Policy. This letterhead was dated February 2h, 19h9.
The Comittee for a Democratic Far Eastern
Policy has been designated by the Attorney General as coming
within the purview of Executive Order 9335.
it eon reliebilii-=8.advised on Decem er 7, 19h? that he stten ed a Pearl Harbor
Day Mass Meeting" sponsored by the Committee for a Democratic
Far Eastern Policy, held in New York City. At this meeting,
various pamphlets were distributed including a throwaway
captioned "First Call to a Rational Conference on American
Policy in China and the Far East . This throwaway listed as
Chairman, Doctor U.E.B. DU B018.
It is to be noted that the National Conference
on American Policy in China and the Par East has been designated
by the Attorney General as coming within the purview or
Executive Order 9835. ""
r rum reliability,made available a let erhee of the aticnal Conference on
American Policy in Greece. H.E.B. DU BOIS was listed as
co-Chairman.
The Haticnal Conference on American Policy .
Greece, also known as the American Council for Democratic
Greece, has been designated by the Attorney General as coming
within the purview of Executive Order 9835.
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on January 15, ma e avails e a e er written on th
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letterhead listed U.E.B. DU BOIS as one of its sponsors.
. The California Committee on Uh-American
Activities, Bepert or l9h8, page 113, listed the American
Committee tor Indonesian Independence as a front organized to
create support for the Indonesian Revolution. Stemming fro
this Red front are several subsidiary committees, such as the
American Committee for a Free Indonesia at Los Angeles and
the American Committee tor a Free Indonesia at San Francisco.
ee, C-imade -ml-be =1mimeographed copy 0 a press re ease dated Hay h, l9hB issued
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Activities, Report of 19h8, pages 3h and 35 stated that the _
Committee of 1000 was a "Comunist created and controlled
front organization", which was "created to raise funds for the
defense of the nineteen nnfriendl? witnesses before the
Congressional Committee on UnAmerican Activities Investiga-
tion of Comunist Activity in Hollywood, ten of whom were
indicted for contempt or Congress. '
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copy of a list of names with the pencil notation Executive
Board of the Committee for Democratic Rights".
HOWARD RUSHMORE, writing for the "New YorkJournal American" on Ma; 5, l9hB, described the Committee for
Democratic Fights as a Red Fascist front, which is advocating
defeat or proposed Congressional anti-Cemmuniet legislation",
o advised onAugust 26, l9h9 that t e name o oc or .E.B. DU BOIS appeared
on a press release reflecting a list of sponsors of the
American Committee for the Protection of Toreign Born.
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for the Protection of Foreign Born has been designated by the _
Attorne General as coming within the purview of ExecutiveOrder
%aaa available onDecember 31, 19 a folder pu s e y e Civil Rights Congress
entitled "Freedom Crusade, National Civil Rights Legislative
Conference, January 1? and 15, l9k9, Washington, D.C.".
Informant stated that at this legislative conference, in the
afternoon session under the chairmanship of Doctor W.E.B.
DU BOIS, the following subject was discussed.
"The Attempts to Outlaw and Suppress the
Communist Party and Other Minority Parties".
"Fraternal Outlook" for November, 19h8, official
publication of the International Horaers Order, carried an
article stating that 102 prominent Americans have endorsed a
statement protesting the arbitrary action of the Treasury
Department in withdrawing the tax exemption status of the
International Workers Order without even granting a hearing to
the organization»
One of the prominent Americans who signed this
statement was listed as W.E.B. DU BOIS.
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d s d that on to r 1 the a ona ouncil on a vi e Oc e , A9 C
American-Soviet Friendship held its annual dinner in New YorkCity and that Doctor w.E.B. DU BOIS was a speakers
advised that DU BOIS reportedly stated that the America
lies about the Soviet Union and that these lies did not h
the desire of the American people to establish a peaceful
world, that the Soviet Union had erased religious superstition,
abolished land monopolies, and had established educational
democracy.
C.in-also advised thatthe subject was a speaker at the annua nner in New York
City held by the National Council of American Soviet Friend-
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under the heading "News, National Council of American Soviet
Friendship, llh East 32nd Street, New York 16, New York".
This news release stated "more than 100
prominent Americans, headed by nearly thirty key religious
leaders, including three Protestant bishops, today denounced
the Twentieth Century-Fox film, The Iron Curtain, as war
propaganda' and demandedlthat the release of this film be
stopped as a violation of the United Nations declaration
against war propaganda and as a grave threat to our security
through this incitement to war".
Among those signing this statement appeared the
name of Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS.
Ch aaaa aaaaaaaaa aaSeptember 23, 9 an invitat on to e annual autumn dinner
sponsored by the National Council of American-Soviet Friend-
ship. This dinner was held in the grand ballroom of the Hotel
Manhattan Towers, Broadway and 76th Street, New York City, and
Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS was listed as a guest of honora
The invitation stated: "Doctor DU BOIS attended
the all-union peace conference in Moscow in late August and
the Paris Peace Congress earlier. He will speak of these
peace meetings".
Lnade available onNovember 21, 19 O a current e erhea o the National Council
of the Arts, sciences and Professions, Incorporated, which
identifies the officers and board of directors of this
organization. W.E.B. DU BOIS is listed as one of the ViceChairmen. '
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Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. This petition
was addressed to President HARRY S. TRUMAN and to Attorney
General TOM CLARK.
The petition contains the following quotation:
"We, the undersigned, subscribe to the
statement of the Executive Committee of
the New York State Council of the Arts,
Sciences and Professions and sell upon
President TRUMAN and Attorney General
TOM CLARK to withdraw the indictment
against the twelve leaders of the
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one of the undersigned-
h§¥=,.1m@ 17. wasfurnished a copy 0 a leaflet cal ng or an Eastern Planning
Conference for a Council for the Advancement of the Americas .
This conference was scheduled to take place on June 26, 19MB
at the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City.
This leaflet listed the name of Doctor W.E.B. .
DU BOIS as one of the sponsors.
advised that the Counc!! gar !!e Advancement of the Americas
is a Communist front organization.
A copy of the hearings before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, 81st Congress, lst
Session, during July and August of l9h9, reflects that W.E.B.
DU BOIS appeared to testify at the request of the Council on
African Affairs and the Continental Peace Congress, which was
to be held in Mexico City.
'of known reliabiliadvised that, in his opinion, Ego ::e!!!!! Continental Congress
for Peace was a follow-up of similar congresses held in
Poland, New York and France and that all of these congresses
were part of a worldwide Communist inspired "peace" propagandacampaigns '
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Non-Partisan Committee to Defend the Rights of the 12 Communist
Leaders. This press release showed that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS
had already enrolled as a member.
a1so made available on September 23,
l9h9 a letter a e ep ember 21, l9h9 from the National
NonPartisan Committee to Defend the Rights of the 12 Communist
Leaders. This letter was addressed to the United States '
Attorney General HOWARD J. MC GRATH, Washington, D.C. The
name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS appeared under members of the
Resident Executive Committee.
made available a typewritten list of names of individuals w!o
had endorsed lower bail for the eleven Comunist leaders. The
name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS appeared on this list.
In the "Daily Worker" dated October h, l9h9,
page 3, column 2, there appeared an article stating that a
nation-wide delegation representing thousands of people in the
political, labor, professional and art fields was organized to
go to Washington and see Attorney General J. HOWARD MC GRATH
on October 10, l9u9. The delegation was to be sponsored by
the National Non-Partisan Committee to Defend the Rights of
the 12 Comunist Leaders. _
The name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS appeared among
the signers of a message requesting an appointment with Mr.
MC GRAIH.
dv1s¢d onOctober 27, 19h the a mass meeting was sponsored by the
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions heldat the st. Nicholas Arena in New York city. advised
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tion of the twelve Communist national board members, He
advised that DU BOIS was a speaker at this meeting and said;
The 11 Communist leaders were convicted not for
acts against the Governent, but for principles".
Ffurther stated that no sols had said
"Our Government, seems to me, is out to stop the world from
thinking .
CLmade available abooklet i issued y e EA DAVIS Ba ittee entitled A
Tribute to Councilman BENJAMIN J. DAVIS, l9Q9"@ In this
booklet appeared a quotation by W.E.B. DU BOIS which states as
follows:
"I can conceive of no triumph which intelligence,
gratitude or decency can achieve which would equal the
re-election of BENJAMIN J. DAVIS to the City Council of the
City of New York.
CLmade available on
November 7 19h§ an Invitation on the Iefterhead of the ChinaWelfare Apical, Incorporated, Friendship Cargo for'China.
On this invitation was listed the name W.E.B.
DU BOIS ad one of the honorary members of the China Welfare
Fund.
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the American Continental Congress for Peace. W.E.B. DU BOIS'
name was listed as Vice President of the United States Committee.
. ' 1*f known reliability,advised that W. . . D BOIS, ce airman of the Council on
African Affairs, was listed as one of the initiating sponsors
of the Bill of Rights Conference.
The "Daily Worker" for June 17, l9h9, page 5,
carried an article which
was listed as one of the
Conference to be held onreflected that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS
sponsors of the Bill of Rights
July lo and l?, l9h9=
1Tade available onDecember lh, 1 9 0 a copy
Conference to Defend theof the e er ead of the National
Bill of Rights, which was sponsored
by the American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born,
t b h d 0 e el at New York City December 2 and 3, 1950.
Doctor W.E.B. DU BDIS was listed as one of the
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19h9 that Doctor . . . O was one of the sponsors of the
American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born. .
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page 1, carried an excerpt from a speech delivered
DU BOIS at Rochester, New York.
Doctor DU BOIS, in this article, proclaims that
no man can be sure of earning a living, of escaping slander
and personal violence or even of keeping out of jail unless
publicly and repeatedly he proclaims:
That he hates Russia.
That he Opposes socialism and communism.
That he supports wholeheartedly the war in
Korea.
That he is ready to spend any amount of the
nation's resources and further war anywhere
or at any time.
That he is ready to fight the Soviet Union,
China and any other country.
That he believes in the use of the atom bomb
or any other weapon of mass destruction and
regards anyone who is opposed as a traitor.
That he not only believes in and consents to
all these things, but is willing to spy on
his neighbors and denounceothem if they do
not do and believe as he does.
The National Guardian" issue of August 22,
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In this article DU BOIS states:
"Why in God's name do we want to control the
earth? We want to rule Russia and we cannot rule Alabama.
He tried to rule Puerto Rico and gave it the highest suicide
rate in the world. We sought to rule China and have just
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into a third world war on the assumption that we are the sole
possessors of Truth and Right and are able to pound our ideas
into the world's head by brute force." ' _
The "National Guardian" of March 8, 1950,
page 8, carried an article entitled "What We Need" by W.E.B,
DU BOIS.
In this article, Doctor DU BOIS points out that
public welfare must replace private profit as the end of
effort and planned economy must bring order and justice out of
the anarchy of Free Enterprise and Private Initiative.
' Doctor DU BOIS also points out that we need
increased Government control of land ownership and use;
socialized medicine to protect the public health; abolition of
slums and publicly subsidized housing on a nationwise scale;
unemployment relief, sickness and old age security on levels
sufficient for decent life; the protection and subsidizing of
workers in any essential industry like farming, which has long
suffered from the present organization of industry; and en-
couragement of all forms of self-help, like consumers coopera-
tion-
The "National Guardian" dated August 29, l9h9,
page h, disclosed that in Moscow an all-Russian Conference of
?eeee Pertisane opened with 1,506 delegates attending. From
the United States came Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, eminent scholar
and historian who will write his impressions of Russia for the
"National Guardian".
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made available onMarch 20, 1950 a prints! !nv!!En !o a!Lend the annual
dinner of the Joint AntiFascist Refugee Comittee. This
dinner was in honor of the Spanish Republicans and was held
on March 21, 1950 in the Belvedere Room of the Hotel Astor,
New York City. Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS was listed as being a
guest.
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Committee For Cooperation With the New South. Listed on the
committee is Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, Chairman.
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Committee For Cooperation with the New South is a Communist
Party paper front organization, organized by the Communist
Party to raise funds to carry on the Communist Party work in
the 0
advised on April 27, 1950 that the name cc or .E.B.
appeared on a petition to the Supreme Court of the United
States for a reconsideration of its refusal to hear the appeal
of the ten cited for contempt by the House Un-American Activi-
ties Committee. This petition urged the court to present to
the entire country a definition of constitutional guarantees=
The "New York Times" dated June 10, 1950 listed
the members of the Hollywood Ten and stated that they are
charged with contempt of Congress for refusing to tell the
House Committee on UnAmerican Activities whether they were
Communists.
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advised that the name of W.E.B. DU IS appe as a
on the letterhead of the Committee forthe Negro in the Arts.
An article appearing in the March 5, 1950 issue
of the "Daily Worker" reflects that the Committee for the Negro
in the Arts has, for the past three years, been working for
full integration of negro artiste into all forms of American
culture. According to this article,.PAUL ROBESON was one of
the founders of the Committee for the Negro in the Arts.
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Information Center, New York, appeared on a partial list of
signers entitled "In Defense of the Right to Speak for Peace".
made available aEilIlll!llllllllllll!l!!!PCL list of si ers of th World Peace p and the name Doctor Sn 1W.E.B. DU BOIS, Coundgl on African Affairs and Chairman of the
Peace Information Center, New York, appeared on this list, which
was dated August lh, 1950.
The "Amsterdam News" dated September 30, 1950,
a New York negro newspaper, carried an article captioned
"DU BOIS Declares 2,500,000 in U.S. Signed Peace Appeal".
According to this article, the Peace Information
Center announced through its Chairman, Doctor W.E.BL DU BOIS,
that 2,500,000 Americans in all forty-eight states, Alaska,
Hawaii, the Canal Zone and Puerto Rico had signed the World
Peace Appeal as of September 22, 1950.
advised on September 6, 1950 that he had attended a rally h¬IH '
at Manhattan Center. He said that there were some 200 people
present and that it was his understanding that the rally was
under the auspices of the Peace Infonmation Center and the
New York Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Informant
advised that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, Chairman, opened the
meeting with the following statement:
- "New York, Moscow, Stockholm, Mexico City and
Chicago are against war."
/ advised on August 29, 1950 that Doctor W.E.B. BOIS, O9
Edgecomb Avenue, New York City, was listed as Chairman of thePeace Information Center. Cd -
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mation Center dated November 3, 1950 and signed by Doctor
W.E.B. DU BOIS as Chairman.
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This letter states that the Ration and the
World stands on the brink of catastrophe and that the Peace
Information Center is asking for help to give the courageous '
leaders of the peace movement the tools with which to work for
PBEOBQ
C.adv1=~d onOctober 19, 19 a a ra y was eld on October 9, 1950 under
the auspices of the American Labor Party in honor of Doctor
W.E.B. DU BOIS, American Labor Party candidate for United States
Senator.
;.Doctur DU BOIS, in his speech, stated that the
majority of the people of the world are watching the American
Negroes and wondering what the 15 million negroes are thinking.
The negroes should have business and civil rights and this
should be made clear in the election. DU BOIS further stated
that the United States is the only nation in the civilized
world advocating war and compelling other nations to fight, and
that the war in Korea is a war of big business and we are bidden
to hate communism when what we must hate is war.
. DU BOIS advocated mediation with.North and South
Korea, the admission of Communist China into the United Nations,
resumption of trade between the east and west and the over-
throw of colonialism even when masked under'point tour?
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Arena, New York City, which was held for the defense of the 12
Communist Party leaders and in protest against the decision of
the trial of the 12 Communist Party leaders. All of the
speakers at the rally spoke in favor of the Cummmdst Party,
and against the trial as being an unfair and biased decision
on the part of the court. Informant stated that H.E.B. DU BOIS
was one of the peakers.
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the Peace entitled "Proceedings of the Win the Peace Conference
at Manhattan Center, June 29, IQQ6". This pamphlet contained
a list of Board members of the New York Committee to win the
Peace and W.E.B. DU BOIS' name appeared on this list.
The New York Committee to Win the Peace is a
branch of the Rational Committee to win the Peace, which has
been designated by the Attorney General as coming within the
purview of Executive Order 9835.
i%@v1=ed on F°bI'11&'f'Y28, 1951 that e *0 rotor the Civil RightsCongress, New that th r.i_c@Peace Crusade organization will short y start a c aign to
raise funds for the defense of Doctor DU_BOIS.
The Special Committee on Un_American Activities
Report of March 29, 19hh, pages h? and 96,.set forth that the
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merged into thefnmerican Peace Mobilizati on and as the
California Sectfbn of the American Peace Mobilization.1
The American Peace Mobilization has been
designated by the Attorney General as coming within the purviewof Executive Order 9835. -
advised on Februar !1 1951 that he was informed by a. ; Doctor nu BOIS would be the head of e " eace, _ gade because it was known that the senti-
_ mente or the people are fer peace and that Doctor DU BOIS was1 head of the peace movement.
Finforme that the FOSTER Peace r ga e, w c will
a so be known as the American Peace Qrusade, was going to
Washington on March 15, 1951 for the purpose of lobbying and
to visit and t 1 _, a k with Senators and Congressmen regarding
D t 'oc or DU BOIS indictment, along with other members of the
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theNew York Labor Conference for Peace was formed as an
affiliate of the National Labor Conference for Peace.
£5 ton7L§ational Labor Oonference_for_Peace was organ ze under the
direction and guidance of the Communist Party, USA.
The "New York Daily Mirror", New York daily
newspaper, dated February 10 1951 carried Z , , an article which
reflected that the Federal Grand Jury in Washington, D.C. on
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New York City on a charge of failing to register as a foreign
agent. -
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headquarters at 799 Broadway, New York City, has been the
chief United States sponsor of theé Stockholm Peace Petition",
which this Government has describedas a Communist inspired
tfike
The article stated that the indictment char edthe center and five of its officers with violating the 193%
law which requires that all persons or organizations acting
here for a foreign principle must register with the Justice
Department.
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KYHLE'ELKIN
ABBOTT SIMON
SYLVIA+SDLOFF
All were from New York City and were described
as officers at the Peace Information Center.
C.h or kn=»~n eliabmadvised on January l , 19 1 that Pro essor W.E.B. DU BOIS was
one of the Americans elected to the praesidium of the World
Peace Congress at Warsaw, Poland.
The "Amsterdam News" dated April 21, 1951,
page 1?, column 7, carried an article which stated that a
committee for the defense of Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS had been
organized by several New Yorkers to render assistance to the
defendants" now under Federal indictment. The article states
that Doctor DU BOIS and five of his co-workers in the now
defunct Peace Information Center were indicted in February for
failing to file under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, and
that this committee will seek to have the indictments dropped.
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advised that Doctor W.E.B. DU an one SHIRLEY, preeuably
Mrs. DU BOIS, nee Shirley Graham, arrived in Los An eles onJune 17, 1951 for a duration of five days. stated
that the instructions from New York were to .-..e e__eo.- that
DU BOIS should make only two personal appearances in Los Angeles
and that probably one mass meeting and a banquet will be held
for him.
Hiscellaneous
The "Amsterdam News" dated March 3, 1951, page l,
column 2, carried anpicture of Doctor W.E.B. and Mrs. SHIRLEY
GRAHAM, who were married on February 27, 1951 at St. Albans,
Long Island, New York.
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Enclosed is npamphlet which I found in the washroom of
the building located at the above address. I picked it
up' and glanced through it and thought it looked like
you-lcnow-whose propaganda, so rather than let someone
else read and perhaps swallow it I took it along with
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General J. Howard Hcrath, which makes me wonder it he
is sympathetic to the unholy cause of you-FIrhom-I-
man. . . . . .C-ommunist-inspired so-called Ame ricsns.
Page 3 oi the pamphlet is my clue to my suspicions. I
have met absolutely no one in this Country who doesn't
know just what crowd is advocating secretly! force to
get what they want if they can't do it by "sleight of
ha.nd2...or of mouth. No one but a deluded person would
think the United States is looking for and wanting war!
That is, no one, but a deluded person or one of those
iore.i.g"n or foreign-paid devils.
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DMBDIS and wire SHIRLEY GRAHAM, srriin Los Angeles é/17/51 on 5 day visit-
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- stinking desert and ere eet_te drop bombe_on Hcscow and lick the .
' slandered and subjected to personal violence, *R,,.f" - ' _ ,1_for iar while Russia prepares for peace. In this country we ifg
jail the advocates of peace. He'have turned Korea into'a@¬ _1*;~<
world. In order to make their investments safe our masters will _
lead us into total war-unless we say no. This cannot happen. ;;5,»
american business dominates the Government. The small_minorityg M,
are so large and powerful that they own the earth. The capital- 1-
ists believe that whole industries will collapse unless we have-
war. American investments will seek toominate the world. ;--
we need to reform_ourselves before teaching others.- Free speech
* and opinion are throttled. Unless you hate Russia you are_,
v The sa1d that '1§uBOIS in closing referred
to the policies of the United States Government as an attack on
civilization. .
C.advised that she attended a luncheon on June 22,1951 at C1ro's, gh33'Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, given by the ~of the Arts, Sciences and Professions Southern California Council
_ in honor of SHIRLEY GRAHAM,
According to the informant,
Fthe statement that she feltalso known as Mrs. W. E. B. DuBOIS _
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_ very much at hoe among members of.
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~ ' medvised that the Hollywood Arts, Sciences and C ~
Professions C o 1, which is the Southern California chapter of
the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, was
the most important Communist controlled organization in the -
Hollywood professional field at that time, and its policies
parallel the Communist Farty line on all important issues. -
Membership in the Hollywood Arts, Sciences and Professions doesj"-
not, of it:;lf,,connote membership in or sympathy with the g"_Commuist Party;' Ck E J__ giw» §_;»;; f 92",_ dvised that hewattende ty Ck I - H O FF?
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_ October, 191?, Influenced The Thinking Oi The Working People In The U.S.A." ~Y ._ Ppeared_a! Page one; Folumns one, two» and three,-'. _ ' r' ' .,'
; op "It is stated in this unsigned article that all countries like - "
-England, jFrance', Italy, Greece, Turkey, and -Yugoslavia, in which the Marshall _Plan-operates have become true American "pashaliks" and theirpgovernmsnts are A
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exactly the opposite, the article indicated, and in these-countries a friend-_ "
shiptand mutual assistance pact is entered into with the Soviet Unicn. In
"the Soviet Union, great beneficial strides in industrial, agricultural, and J
cultural Phases have been realised. " ' - - ~ ' ' "
.- - . * The Russian Revolution of 1917 has benefited American workers as _
well as all other workers throughout the world. _1n proof of this statent. '
_' the article cites the beneficial influence as shown in the fight waged by
i the Soviet Union for peace, 'nni-ch should be an incentive, the article states,
for the A'me.rican masses to seek. The article further indicates that the , ' '
Russian Revolution and the role played by LEVIN and STALIJN have helped to
.un.i.ty the workers party in America. It has also helped in the liberation .
pmovelnent of the colored people in America, and has greatly influenced the
thin.Id.ng Oi the men of science and literature in America. '
- 1i_ A - -An unsigned article captioned, "Lét's_Honor The Anniversary i
Of me Romanul American", appeared on page one, columns one through eight._ - V
t_ " _ 4 This article reflects that on December I30, 1953., thecinanul " - -
A:nerican,'Iill celebrate its 38th anniversary in Detroit, Michigan. -In A _
coi1_j1mction jrith this axmiversary,' the p._:::I' ,921t is indicated, will launch _-
'_ '1 new campaign to collect funds for the support of the newspaper for the "p following year.- it isthe desire oi the papci, according tothe article l -Ito solicit a larger fund than what was collected in previous years because '
of the high increase in the costof living and because of the increase in - -
the cost of the publication of _the nevrspaper. The article points out that -
_ the campaign carried on by the paper in lay, 1951, was 100% auccesszl, _
"end"-it-is expected that this campaign should meet with the same response -
'1':-cm theisupporters of the paper. The article, -inconclusion, states that the ' _
I success ofthe campaign will constitute another link toward the definite
victory ofpthe forces for peaceand democrac,v.h E.e s n IS ur4c1,a":@=Y*fH
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_jHo'Vanber .16, 1951, at 13 Astor Place, Hes York, in honor of DI'."U. E. B. 11113015, _"
the-_I_ormer 11.5. 1'.'.ir.:'.:tcr_ to Liberia. The banquet was being sponsored by the V
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' -' - The editorial praised Ir. DuBOIS as a man oi science and a venerable
fighter for the cause of the Negro people. He is new being accused, according
to the editorial, by the Department of Justice of being a foreign agent becausehelserved as leader of the Stockholm Peace Appeal. g ' I - _ ' -_ .
_ _ _- A All 'Rumani-an Americans are urged by the editorial to attend the banquet,
which, it is indicated, will cost ten dollars per person. . '
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01' The Socialist Society Of I-he R.P.R. Reached Fifty fears" appeared on page i
two, columns three, four," and five.
GHEORGHE GHECRGHIU-DEJ, the secretary general of the Rumanian
Workers Party and the first vice-president of the Council of Ministers of the
Rumanian People's Republic, celebrated his fiftieth birthday. The article '
stated IOur brothers of our native country celebrate his fiftieth birthday". _ g
. . Gh"E.¬.RGhIU-DEJ is praised in this article as one who throughout his _ e
entire life has fought against the capitalistic eaqaloiting forces and one who .
has beencontinually fighting for the interests of the working people in his _country. -_ _ i _ / " .,
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DEJ_ and attacks them for praising "the parasites like ILEANA, MIHAI, HANIU, _ f
and other traitors and exploiters of the Rumanian people". s _ ' _
' - " _ ' The article captioned "The Longshore-news Strike Continues" appearing t
rm page one, CUlu.!':'m rune, indicates that the strike of the Longshoremen continues
in spite of the attempts and projects to break it. - - - .
P _ _ ' JOE RYAN, ALEX DELIRIZZI, HIKE CI..EMENTI, ANTONY ANASTASIA, and HAROLD
BO.ZEP.S are accused of endeavoring to break the strike. It is stated that." the V _
above are working against the general interests of the Longshoremen and against
the cause oi aJJ. American workers. ' " ' '
article captioned P!'1hs Colliers liege-zine Has A Plan F01 -
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devoted entirely to the-"gigantic plan of ho! to ld.l1_ a nation". '
-- up I Specialists, according to the article, with s sick imagination
political, economic, scientific, cultural, and sociallire were contributors ' '
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- e -' An article capticned "The General Session or me 11.11. In Pa.rieVI's
confronted with The Problem Oi The Korean itrocities" by LEAK! DUMITRU, appeared
on pageone, columns five through eight. i - - _ ' -. o -
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federation of Democratic Wcnen held a meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, during the -
month oi June, 1951.. A report was submitted by this cclnmitteedealing with
the atrocities committed by the American Army and by the troops'o.1'. SINCBIAN RE '
in Korea. i ' ' '
. is a result oi the findings of this cumnittee, DUIIITRU indicated, that
a letter was sent by its president, Mrs. EUGENIE COTTON to the president of
the United states requesting him to produce the report of the committee to the
general assembly for the assembly's study and consideration. DUIAITRU -also. ,-
indicatee that a copy of the letter describing the atrocities -was sent to the
general session oi the United Nations, which met in Paris on November 6, 1951. '
{his letter has been identified as Report "1-1872, IIHIITRU states." ' ' ' o
" - .111 article by mm nu. captioned i-The Condemnation or The Fighter A
_LILLI IEQGHTIQI" appeared on page three, columns seven and eight. " '
- H ' HILL in this article criticizes" the Truman administration for
passing the lfccarran and Smith Acts, which according to her "definitely '
destroy the E111 of Rights, the '|J._S. Constitution, -and deprive the imericane
people of the right to the freedcm of thought". ' " _ '
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mockery, and she indicates this type of justice is now being extended by the -
iofficials to Germany and other countriesunder the control of America.
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11.5. High Commissioner, JOHN lIcGLOY. She was condemned by an American court
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_"So1idarity__¥i_'ith Dr. DuBoisf', appeared on page one, column five. < " - "
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p -This article appears to have been acopy of information coming i -_ Bucharest from the Acadenw of the Rumanian Be_ople'a Republic-and the ___S0ciety _ofiHistoric, Philological, and Folklore Sciences of the ~R.?.B.. ;_' 3'1 telegram from this ,Soc'ietjr was sent to the Federal Tribunal in ?Iashingtm1_expressing ithe indignation oi the Society over the_ trialoi the great, - jmerican savant, LR. DUBOIS. - The test of the telegram as reflected in . -LA-the article follows: ' ' " ' E i ' e -
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the trial of_ the renowned American savant, Professor WILLIAM-" _ E. B. DUBOIS, a member of the World Council For Peace, and the
_ - courageous ghter for peace and democracy. - - - i --
."The men of science and culture in the_R.P.R. who know and appreciate- the works of Dr. DUBOIS Join the protest of the entire progressive_ e. world in demanding the liberation of the great savant. _1'hejr Join_' with his collaborators ELISABETH I003, {ABBOTT SIMON, KIRLE H-KIN, "e and SILVIA SOLOFF. The Presidium of the Academy or the R-?.R'e - . _ in the name of. the men of science and liberal arts in country, -
fighters on the peace front, protest with all theirrenerg h-the _ -_ persecution directed against the progressiveipeople in the United7 .' States" andpin the trial of Ilr. DUBOIS and his collaborators. They V
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Service! appeared onpagegcne, column six," indicates thatthe - '
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S_hel.describes .the Calendar as a rich literary workand suggests that it_"1rould_._e,'..
he ~Aan_appe:-cpriate gift for friends of the readers of her article. ' "
. 7; - "An unsigned article captioned "ThelCon1essions Of A Grqulpiof liepreserzté _
. -=et.:ives_'01f The American Congress", appeared on page _cne_, 'co_lunns -.t_our and five. ._ _
- 1 . ' Z -.It is claimed in this article that twenty-six Bepublican'ccngres_smen- _
m declared and submitted in a written statement to DEAN ACHESON in France
if the following: The United States of American is engaged in subversive activities
' of terrorism, force, and violence -on an international scale, engaging-in activities
_ . which are conducted for the purpose of overthrowing the forms of go1rernment_ of
other countries and other peoples." ' p_ A e - e_ V .
. - " This article urges all the American people to demand the liberatién l
92 thosejrho fight for peace and those who are the victims oi IIaJ.1' Street and-
' '1'B.Ulb92Na administration; to demand further reduction in taxes; and to -demand up t Z
a curtailment of expenditure: for the above illegal, unconstitntional," and "un_- '
-democratic activities. . . - ' - i T e ' -e
' . - _ An editorial captioned "Wily Is The Soviet eoverrmentopposing The Peace
- Plan cfrhe 'Ihree?", appeared on page tire, columns one and two. _ . -- e ' '
_ -~ j 1 It is stated in this editorial thatjae Soviet_Uniun_is against the. _
_~ plan for the control of world armament as submitted to the general assembly 'u ofthe U11l.ted._Nati0ns in Paris by TRUMAN, CHURCHIIL, and -AURIOL bec31i86_i't - '_ l
"realizes that this is a_ hypocritical plan_'and that itpilill -have no 11"uitful '-
-results and will "drag on forever". - - . I j , 1 . -
. i " _ In 'OOnl'-11531; "to the TRUMAN,_'"CHURCHIL'L,' AURIOL plan II'hiCh_ClHly calls -
. for _a_n inventory of the world's armaments and which in reality i only a plan ' l
"er _Ia.1l Street, VISHINSKI suggests a plan for "the destruction of all Atomic -'
p arms, the outl'.':ri:~.g of theirgproduction, and for internatimal control of V =" Iitomic energy as well as the establihment of an internaticnal con'ference_'ior .
~ general disarmammti - ' » - - ' ' ~ e - ii ' -
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~ 1 ., nu an her article indicates millions oi_ women saluteiladame manure '-
GGTTGH e" the %eef.cient of the International Federation of T_Jenccr_atic eiomen , on *
.e her vote birthday; mm describes lladame COI"10N-as an mph-mu-. leader in--n-eceh
public life, on untiring fighter for the maintaiiience of peace, a laureat of -
STLLIHW-international peace prize. Madame COTTON, ll_II.-A indicates,-shared the--honor in receiving 'STALIN's international peace price ewith tare oaer tghtere . =_ .
for peace, meme soon cam mm, ,widow of n-.~suu no SEX,-President of.the *
- Chinese Pecplels Aid Society and Vice President of the Ghinese People: Republicone Madame PAK on: AL, Presidentlf the Korean Democratic'Io|nén':| Union; ' '
e -- e o EILA indicates in her or-ticle that le I-unnanian ner-icon wemee a1|¢'"_; 1'
._1oin_ the millions of women throughout the world lilo salute this great_iighter_ I.-
dm her 70th birthday. American women will intensify their efforts, according
to mm, "in enrolling in the fight for -a. peaceful mm-B io:r_the childrenot ..thiacountry._' V " f - up W l
p_ _ '_ An unsigned article captioned "The World Council Oi Peeoe The l "
Second session At Vienna" appears on page one columns six, eeven, and eight." _
. - _ It is reported in this article that the ieeiioh iii by ?I.stor'l "
EZWIN KOCK, President of the Austrian Council of the World Council _!:£'»Peace"m"- _.November 1, 1951.1 -_ . _ . - . ' - ' "- - .. " ' -
- _ - Professor-'FREDERIC JOILIB'I'-CURIE, President of the World Council or ' ~
Peacejat this session stated "The peace movement has become be etrong that it
ilin the position to compel the forces of war to retreat". Y He indicated,
"thearticle reflects, that the great majority of the peoples of the world _
eupport the peace movement tnd'its 'PI'iICiplel¢ ' -' 1 -
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' _ JOLIE!-C-BRIE charges, the articlereflecta, that theeUnite_c1iState| h '
interfere: in -the internal a.fi'a:Lr_s of nany countries in theworld under the __ _pretext of giving aid, " ' ' ~ - _ -- - e ' *
l p _- Y ' he article appearing on page cne,_co1umna seven and eight indicates .i
in international economic conference will be held in Moscow in 1952. It in _re.flected' that at a meeting held October 2'? and 28, -_1-951, indopenhagen, Denmark,it wee decided that the _internaticnaJ. conference would be held in lloscow next
year heteem the third and tenth of April. ' The purpose oi,-the conference, it wae -indicated, would be to determine the means which would contribute to the pea.ce- ; -
fol collaboration between di'erent countries, the economic and social cystems» -' _ .
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professor oi economics at Grate ' '
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WALTE BOURGEDIS, professor-of economic:at the University oi Brussels, and ~ J;
EIEIE OAVEIIELL, industrialist. T . -
OTTO ROCHL,_ construction engineer, "aid
E. SILVA; industrialist. _ -» -' - -
GUILLERHO DEL PEDFCEGU.-, former ministerand i!!du8tI18liI!'»' . ' ' ' "
TI CEAO-TIN, eccncmiet and member of
the Academy of Science; U. OILO-NAN,
director general of the iimese Tea.
Company; HLN HAN-"GEN, director general
of Chinese People: Republic Bank; and
ILA IN-CIU, Rector oi Peiking Ihiversity.
JACINTO '1ORRAS,'eccnomist. .
OTOKAR -POLL, Director game:-al oi the
Czechoslovakian _P6Opl8 ' es Republic
Hatimal Bank of Prague. . G. -
PIERRE IE BRUN, manber of the economic
council and secretary of the General _'
Confedration of Labor; ROBEIT CHMl_BEI-
RAN, former member of the Chamber of _
Dcputi-2.-so =.I_-FRED SAUVY member of the
economic council and director of the A
demographic institute. ; f . -'
HEINRICH KRUI-M, 1-udustrialilt; fHE'1'E
KIIJI-II-IOF, president of the Imissioep Bank
of Germany. ' 1 G . .
WIIFFORD BROWN, industrialist; rm-.. "
JOAN ROBINSON, professor of ecolcmics
at Cambridge University. ' t _
IHDULAL IAGNIK,-_a leader of the Kira:
Sebha organization; PESTOINDJI A. Q '-
VAIDA, professor of ecmomica at '
Bombay University. - '
HUSSEIN DARIUS,_mercha.nt. '
$CAB. SPIHELLI, President 01' the A.
Cooperative National League; and p
SERGIO STEVE, a professorof economicat Venice University. " G
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STEWART, banker. ' Y
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OSCAR LANGE, former ambassador and 1
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ALIKLNTRU BRALA.DEA.NU, University _ '.professor. _ _ -- '" ' '
VASIL KUZNETOV, President of the -
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dicates; HIHAIL NESTHIOV, Presidentof the chamber of commerce union; _
VIAS NICIKOV, President of the timber
. export and import organization; and
CON-STANTIN OSTRCJVIETUANO, director ofme Moscow Institute of Economics.
MALRFU DAVALIVA, former minister of-'
national econmun _'
' ' - ' An article appearing oh page four, columns one and tire, criticizes
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Executive Committee of the National Labor Peace Conference in -Chicago, Illinois, on January 23, 1951, ?Iurther .
advised that in the Los Angelee area, the ma or policies and
the orientation of the American Peace Crusade APO! are
determined by OP members and that the CP exercises control-of
the APO be the assignment of CP members to work within the
organization. The Southern California Peace Crusade, which
has replaced the Southern California Peace Council, is the
Los Angeles chapter of the APC.rs-ac ~
In December, 1952, made available a"peace bulletin" issued by Eie_§outhern alifornia PeaceCrusade, which statynat CW, E. _B. g92';?0IS,. accompanied
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This bulletin also pointed out that his visit in
the Los Angeles area was timed to coincide with Negro "History
Week, and his activities in this area would begin with e.
testimonial dinner in the honor of or. DuBOIS for his
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at the Elks Auditorium under the sponsorship of a committee
known as the "Committee to welcome Dr. DuBois."
"California Eagle"
Issue of February 12, 1953
A weekly Negro newspaper:
This newspaper contained an article on February 12,
1953 ti ", en tled Duaeis to Speak Here Sunday Night." This
article reflected that Dr. DuBOIS, on the following Sunday
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colonial powers. These sources adrised that the sponsorship
of this meeting was under e committee known as the "Trade
Union Comittee to Welcome Dr. Duois." These sources were
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Angeles, California, on February 1?, 1953, at which reception
Dr. DuBOIS spoke on conditions in Africa.
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The Peace Crusade was issuing a letter during themonth of January, 1953. that on February 19, 1952, a dinnerin honor of Dr. DHBGI.-'3 wo""" * given sLos Angeles, California. advised, wever, e on 'Februar 15 19 , a recep ion for Dr. DuBOIS was iven atthe M-»1d@n=@ in
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1953, issue of the "Daily Worker," east coast Communist newspaper, as
one of 99 "notables" who were reported in that particular issue as sponsors
of a National Conference to Repeal the McCarran - Waiter Law. The con-
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North Noble Street, Chicago, Illinois, under the auspices of the American
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The public records, files and publications of this Comittee contain the
following information concerning Dr. W. E. B. DuBois. This report should not be
construed as representing the results of an investigation by or findings of this
Committee and it should be noted that the subject individual is not necessarily e
Communist, a Communist sympsthizer, or s fellow-traveler, unless otherwise indicated
The Worker Sunday edition of the Communist publication, the Daily
Worker} on April 2?, 19h? reported that "almost 103 Negro leaders, headed by I. E. B
DuBois, Paul Robeson and Roscoe Dunjee, last week called upon President Truman to
repudiate decisively steps to 'i11ega1ize the Communist Party. . . . As Negro
lmericans . . . we cannot be unmindful that this proposal to outlaw the Communist
Party comes precisely when our Federal government professes grave concern over the
democratic rights of peoples in far distant parts of the world. . . ." page 8 of
The Worker!. -
Dr. DuBois sponsored a statement attacking the arrest of Communist Party
leaders Daily Worker, August 23, 19hB, page 3!; he sponsored s "Statement by Negro
Americans" on behalf of the Comnnist leaders The orker of August 29, l9h5, page
ll!; he filed a brief in the Supreme Court on behalf of the twelve Communist leaders
Daily Wbrkfs January 9, 19b9, page 3!; he signed statements on behalf of Commu-
nist leaders, as shown in the following sources: Daily Worker, January 17, l9h9
pass 3!; February as, l9h9 Page 9!; om; People's World, us, 12, 1950 page 12! ;
Daily Worker September 19, 19;O page 2!; and in 1952, he signed an appeal to Presi-
dent Truman, requesting amnesty for leaders of the Comunist Party convicted under
the Smith Act Daily Worker, December 10, 1952, page h!. Dr. DuBois was one of the
sponsors of the National NonPartisan Committee to Defend the Rights of the Twelve
Communist leaders, as shown on the back of their letterhead dated September 9, l9h9.
1 statement on behalf of Eugene Dennis, s Communist, contained the signa-
ture of Dr. Duois, identified as an educator Daily Worker of May S, 1950, p. 2!;
be signed a telegram of the National Committee to Fin Amnesty for Smith Act Victims,
greeting Eugene Dennis on his hBth birthday Daily Worker, August ll, 1952, p. 3!;
Eugen Dennis wee formerly Secretary Geeral of the Communist Party.
The Daily Worker of August 2, l9h9 p. 2!, disclosed that Dr. Duoie
endorsed Benjamin J. Davis, Jr., well-known Communist leader; he was Honorary Chair-
man of the Committee to Defend V. J. Jerome, Chairman, Cultural Commission of the
comunist Party, U.S.l. letterhead rm+.=id -June 21;, 1952!. 2. leaflet of the oi-:11
Rights Congress dated March 20, 19h?! named Dr. DuBois as having defended Gerhsrt
Eieler, Communist. He was one of the sponsors of the Comittee to Defend Alexander
Tractenberg, former member of the Hetionel Sommittoe of the Communist Party Daily
People's World of April 1?, 19:2, p. 7; and the Daily Worker of April 18, 1952, p.
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The Daily Worker of February 16, 19MB page 16!, reported that some
eighty leading New York civic leaders, trade unionists and professionals yesterday
joined Dr. William Jay Schieffelin, president emeritus of the Citizens Union, to
demand the prompt seating of Simon H. Gerson to the City
leaders statement is directed to Mayor 0'Dwyer and CityCouncil seat made vacant
- by the death of Councilmen Peter V. Cadchione, Brooklyn Communist. . . The civic
Council majority leader
Joseph T. Sharkey. It is e reprint of a letter to the New fork Times by D.
Schieffelin in which he charges that the real reason for
sic. Carson! is the current anti-Communist hysteria.'.
as having signed the statement. See also advertisement
February 19, l9h8, page 13.!
Dr. DuBois was a member of a committee formed
Pablo Neruda, Communist Chilean Senator and world fmousthe refusal to seat German
. ." Br. Duois sas named
in New York Times of
to protest the arrest of
poet; he'signed a state-
ment of the organization in support of Neruda. Daily Worker of April 7, 19b3, P.
13, Ind April 10, 1950, p. 2, respectively.! He was spo
testimonial for Harry Sacher, defense attorney for the C
sorker of December 5, 1959, p. 2!.nsor of a reception and
ommunist leaders Daily
When Earl Broader then general secretary, Comunist Party} was in
Atlanta Penitentiary serving a sentence involving his fraudulent passports, the
Communist Party's front which agitated for his release was known as the Citizens
Committee to Free Earl Browder Special Committee . . .
29, 19hh!; the attorney General of the United States had cited the Citizens Commit-
tee as Communist Congressional Record, September 2h, 19in Report 1311 of March
b2, page 7687, and press
release of April 27, 19h9!. Dr. Duaois was a member of the Citizens Committee. .
in 19b2, as shown on their letterhead dated February ll,
of the group, according to the Daily Worker of February
to the National Free Browder Congress, as shown in the D
19b2, pages 1 and h.19h2; he sponsored a dinner
5, 19b2, and signed the call
aily Worker of February 25,
A 1950 letterhead of the American Comittee for Protection of Foreign
Born carries the name of Dr. W. E. B. DuBois in a list of sponsors of that organi-
zation; the same information appears on an undated lette rhead of the group, distri-
buting a speech of Abner Green at the conference of December 2-3, 1950; a letter-
neaa of the Eicwest Committee for Protection of Foreign Born dated April 30, 1951,
names him as a National Sponsor of the organization. he
ment opposing the Hobbs Bill Daily Worker, July 25, 195
statement opposing dcneturalizetion Daily Worker of Aug
signed a telegram prepared and dispatched by the organic
of the United States, protesting holding nine noncitiss
Mcarran Act Daily Worker of November 2h, 1952, page 3!
The Special Committee cited the American Comm
Foreign Born as "one of the oldest auxiliaries of the Communist Party in the United
States" report of March 29, l9hh; also cited in reportsigned the group's state-
O, page h!; he signed their
ust 10, l9$0, p. 5!; and
ation to the attorney General
he without. bail under the
ittee for Protection of
of June 25, 19h2!; the
Attorney General cited the organization as subversive and Communist press releases
of June 1 and September 21, l9hB!.
L. .-l.LD ' "For years, the Communists have put fort .
the entire American Labor Party throughout New York Stat~_,.|..__a , n ,_|_.1 _ 1 _Sfeatedv efiui us cu capsule
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Report 1311 of March 29, l91J4!- Dr. DuBois spoke at a state conference of the -
lmericen Lebo ?arty Daily Worker of December 12, 1990, page 5!; he spoke at_a
dinner, April 18th, opening the presidential campaign in New York City Daily Worker
of April lh, 1952, page B, an advertisement; and the Daily Iorker of April 21, 1952,
page 1!; he spoke at an election rally in Iadison Square Garden, lay l3th,.held
sneer the euspices ef the American Labor Party Daily Ebrker of say 5, 1952, page B,
an advertisement; and lay lh, 1952, page 1!; and he spoke at an election rally in
Madison Square Garden, October 27th Daily'Iorker of October 22, 1952, page B, an
advertisement; and October 29, 1952, page 2!.
The Daily Worker of larch 29, 19bB page 7!, named Dr. DuBois as a member
of the Executive Board and of the Policy Comittee, Council on African affairs; he
signed the Council's petition to the United Nations as shown in the Daily Worker
-of June S, 1950 page h!; and dra
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