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and a member of the B0ard'n£.Di§§ctora of the
Russian Institute wag "luk§wg£@¥}about tha or
On July ax, 1@u?, wAL$3§ $;?éwEELEEditorQf the ational Republican magazine,,befare the House Gommittee on Un~Aerican Activiti
ts ating that RGBERT S. BEND was a mamber Of the éti 1 .= _ Y ' * QaBoard af Directcrs of the_Amriuan Buaaian Institute,58 Park Avenua, aw Yrk City. ' j@;;§;
The "Daxly orker dated Dacemb&r'l2;_l9Q?, con-tained an article entitlad Schools Bar tudy ef USSR",the article stating that tha Board of Supérint&ndant$_had announced on the previous day that it intended toilliminate a course for teachers on culture in the
soviet Union. The cqurse far which teachers reeaived
credit was sponsorsd by the American Russian Institute.o_rsason was given for the Board's actian although
Assistant Superintendent JAQUB GHEERBEEG, who was in charge of the program cf special courses for teachers,said that "they are causing diaunity rather than unity"The article listed RQBERT S. LYND, Golumbia Univsrsity,among the Directors or the Amsrican Ruaaian Institute.
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of the organizaticn. He outlined »
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yhe Michigan Committee for Academic Freedn _
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Michigan Committee Civil Rights
for Academic Freedom
Cadillac @278 530 Insurance Exchange B1qg.;*~
This letterhead contained a list of sponsors of -
this organization which included Professor ROBERT S. LYND,
Columbia University
The Civil Rights¢Federation was cited as a Comunist
_ ~ front by the California Comittee on Un-American Activities,Report 19MB, page 61. " "
Committee for Peaceful Alternatives
to the Atlantig Pact _ d:
_ The "Daily worker" dated December
an article which stated that initiators of
e released by the Committee for Peaceful
' the Atlantic Pact were 19 religious leaders,
and signers. Among the persons the was
. < Professor ROBERT S.-EYRQ,;
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The 19h? Third Report of the California
on UnrAmerican Activities stated that ROBERTone of a number of persons who had contributed articles
to "Technical America", the FAECT national publication;¥and appeared at functions'sponaored by the Union,;;g',n
The Special Committee on Un~American Activities,House of Representatives, 78th Con§ress, Second Session,on page 7lhof the report, stated Yot only do the ~ y
"leaders of the Federation of Architects, Engineers,s
"professors, writers, poets,
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lnstitute for £ropag§nda analysis A
The "New York Times dated October 1O,'1937,. »
contained an article entitled Propaganda Study Is Aim
Of Institute", which announced the organization of the:e
e Institute for Propaganda Analysis, 132 Morningsid e
a nonprof1t corporation "To assist the publictin
and analyzing propaganda by conducting scientific
and education in the methods byhich'pub1ic_opinioninfluenced." ROBERT S. LYNDg Professor of Sociology
was listed_as a member of the_Board or Directors5~
ing to the announcement.
The letterhead of the Institnte for
Analysis, hm East h9th Street, New'York,Ci
January 20, 19b0, listed ROBERT S. LYND;,sity, as one of the Directors.__i
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on March 8, 19b0, furnished
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recruiting in the United States for a
The foreign power involved was the RedSpain, new out of existence. * e 4 V~
"The signers of the protest which was
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Confidential Iniormangfmknown reliability,on August 13, 1942, advised the ; e Institute forYj.,Propaganda Analysis was founded~in Qctober or November
a list of distinguished scholars and th I t
to its denise in December lqhl. The
that the Institute progressed under the, e"didd
e1937, and that its officers and Advisory Board includede ~ ed spitu ame
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its downfall and was later labeled asga
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sf Golumbka University was
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topic was
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was described as a frofessur af Eociology atUniversity. '
Aan anonymous source aavxsed on January 19,
that Prefesser ROBER LENS, Columbia niversity, was a
mamber of the Advisory Gouncil cf the National Assedntion
of Canaumers.
In Januarv l9u3, the Washington, D G Polica
epartment advise& that the ufficera mi the National
Association of Sonsumers are as follaws:
Chairman HmLm§ E££L, he was further described
as a msmber of the Baar of Directurs ef the Uonsumsrs
Unien; .
_ Executive
a nnmer Treasurer
f}§i?TI?? §=§ i%.<.»?<>1i1*@I'@l;Secretary ELIZABETH SHE éesaribed as
of the ational mmar enc Comittea
Direetpr KATHARI*KRM
Chairman sf the Lsague of
Birectur ALSTON m AR;
of tbs Consumers Union of
bythe
March
which
- Gonfidential
ability, has advised
fnr_Frice Gcntrel sponsored a
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on June 2h, 1946 in an effortttoiaaYe_thef0PAl cg
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New York CQn@gr§Q§§_§0P_In&ll6n&bl¬ RighS
. Gonfidentiai Info:-manoQ>r known4rial-19; f]1§;§;ii_*_ability, advised in the latter of l9hl that on; < '
and Mrs. ROBERT LYND, 75 Central Park west, New York
City, contributed to the fund for the defense of} A
CLIFFORD $§,l1C AVOY, former Deputy Commissioner eff
welfare, New York City. MC AVOY was acgpeed_of support-
ing Left Wing groups and this fund was raised by the
New York Conference for Inalienable Ri ts for MC AVOY'S' 92 ah r
legal defense in this charge.
The Special Committee on Un-American Activities
Report.March 29, 1944, page 1&9, stated the followingconcerning the New lork Conference for Inalienable Rights
Fited as a Gomunist front. It called a >
conference on February lh, l9h1 at Mecca Temple, mew
York City to attack antisabotage legislation and i
the Rapp-Coudert 3ommittee investigating subversive
activities in the New York Public School Systeml.
The National Council for _
Americagr§oviet Friendshig
The "New York Times" dated May 18; l9h3,?puhli
a full page advertisement entitled "American SovietQff
Friendship An Open Letter to the American People";;
The following is quoted from this"advertisemeht*
Y "Every patriotic American has reaéon to
alarmed over the new wave of antiSoviet
has arisen in the United states dm'
l9h37 This*campaign"againstMSovie
fears and prejudices threatens to pndermind
Soviet friendship and to divide as from our great
ally in war and in peace '
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stake in these vital issues, wegbelievevthatpatriotic American will join us iTcalling;I9rAmerican Soviet friendship; the.defea§;of everyto disrupt allied unity: the earliest possible invasiin surope; the speedy victory_of the United Nationsover the axis". ' a
A partial list of signers set forth atof this advertisement included the name of Professorgf"ROBERT S. LYND. In the lower left hand corner of this dadvertisement;~there was printed a coupon for the purposeof forwarding contributions to the National Council of'Kmerican Soviet Friendship, Inc., 232 Madison Avenue, -
New York, New York.- l.4 p
The "Daily worker" dated May 18, 19a} containedan article entitled "700 Noted Citizens Head Anti-SovietPlot", which stated that an open letter to the American.people vigorously protesting the current wave of anti-Soviet slanders and calling for complete national unityto win the war was issued on the previous day by thea*iNational Qouncil of American Soviet Friendship., Thearticle stated that more than 700 leading Americans frameall sections of the country had signed the letter. 'Setforth was a partiai list of the signers which»
the name of Professor ROBERT S. LYND.
On April 28, 19th, Confidential
of known reliability, advised thatNational Council of the American Sovi
organization. _ , wpcp up s_
." A "Salute to Victory? meeting was held atGrand Avenue Congregational ' Milwaukee;on June 23, 19nd, at wt time a was distri
- .,contained a purportedly complete list of the sponsors;
the organization, This listROBERT S,~EYND.'
~ ~ Confidential
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"National Celebrations Dedic
Friendship, November 19hhF,
ROBERT S~.LYND appeared as'
November celebration. '2 i On October 28 J
mel Massachusetts, forwarded to t el ureau a for
on the letterhead of the National Council of
Soviet Friendship, Inc., llh East 32nd
16, New iork, dated December 17, l9hS.
this letterhead was pripted a list of W this
organization which included the nape of Professor ROBERTS. HYND. _ or A ~%
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~ y gations, contained i t
effect that Professor ROBERT S;"LYND of th
National Counil of American Soviet,
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University
ureau-a orm letter A
the Comittee on Education of the N3@i
American.Soviet Friendship, Incgglllq
New York 16, New York. The letterhead
of members of the sponsoring comittee
name of ROBERT S. LYN; ~M?¢ xgéig
On July 21, 19 , WALTERMS
Editor of the "Nation
before the Special Committee
He stated that in the Fall of
ticipated in a conference at
attended by 500 teachers and school.
NCASF.
V The "New York Times"
tained an article captioned,
Urged , which states that a
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a threat to the civil rights of native and
Americans as well as foreigners¢' = ' -
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at 156 5th Avenue, is sponsored, according to
announcement, by more than 300 clergyman,
others in 30 listed states. The provisional s
committee includes .... Professor ROBERT LYND .-;;- iii, $7
Confidential Informan advised that a pamphletwhich called for a National cy Conference to be ~held at the Ralei§h Hotel, Washington, D.G., May 13 andlh, 1939, listed 'rofessor ROBERT DYND as one of the '
sponsors of"the conference. is
Confidential Informanipof known reliability,
advised that on December A, 19 , ROBERT . t rofessor_~_W Mm*' ¬§%§§ Q§EGpR, Chairman of the Portland emergency Council
or Deoeretic Rights, Portland, Qregon, sent a writtenprotes; to the City Council when the police arrestedHAROLD92 RING, a wellwgngggwgggmanist. This protest was
writteh on the letterhead of the aforementioned organize»
tion and gave"the local Executive Comittee of the organize
tion which included the name of ROBERT LYND. 1 l
The National Emergency Conference for Democratic
Rights was cited as a Communist front by the
Committee on Un»American Activities Report,=
pages k5 and 102. - _
The National Federation for"
Constitutional §ibertie§W;4 3 i*~* 4
Professor BOBERT_S. EYND; New York; New-
listed as a sponso on a leaflet
of"ConstitutibnaI
was to be held June 7, and the
Club auditorium, lhth and F NW,
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advised early in l9hl*thet1
S. LEND, 75 Central Perk H
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University, appeared on a list of%nemesandfaddreof individuals and-organization§f3ontained3in theindices'of~the92National FederationYbf ConstituLiberties. - ' *"?*v diL1 Confidential Informant of L ability, advised that the name o . OBERT LYND
s ionon the letterhead of the National Federatstitutional Liberties as a member of thatCommittee. This letter was not dated but.invitation to attend a conferenee of cueL chapter of this organization on October h VLecture Room A of the Portland Library, 80110th Street, Portland, 0regon.v ?1;§;jj v h
The National Youth Assembly~; s ,,i~__ Aseieet Universal Mil}P§£I Tzeénine _
On April 6, l9qB, Confidential»of known reliability, advised that aby the National Youth Assembly AgainstTraining» 38 Worth Street, New York G1
announoement of a proposed assembly et_on Febrary 15 and 16. It the
number of individuals described aswhigh included the name of ROBERT S.
University, New York.t v
' The California cemaieteev
Report 19u8, page 3383h;?the National Youth Assembly
Training:
N Y h 1 This is not a sincere_
~' war; ili is a Stalinist front
d'""- ""' *"""" tari~l '-weak~ so-~that-Rr __~Iw
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the Westernthe same purpose, as did the
during the STALIN-HITLER pactfunc
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Workers; GI9;.frum proposing his measure to ban G
@and f8llDWMr&VBlSPS frqh the Qyganization.l of pge §ommunist Amarican Youth fur publicly af§hded the orgaIzatiQns pusition in
Gommunists in the new urganizatiun.
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The follewing is quoted from a photcatatic_cspy
of an unidentified typewritten documnt date at Hawzicrk
City, February El, l9qD and bearing tbs caption Fratest
FBI Actions In Detroit Sn Raid Gbncerning Spain Vets".
_ . . U _
A gruup of 125 people ii Q11 walks of life fram~» Dupes own ta Gommunist leaéers have sent the follcwing
letter to President ROOSYELT an Attorney General ROBERT;
JAGKSGN: ' * » '** *ii
"To FRAh£LIN D. aaosawanw, Preaient of the United
States ané ROBERT JAGESGN,LAttnrney General f tha Unita
States:
*The nation~wide érive against and ands
of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade not~only
salemn pledge of l1beralism.maée by the
but outrages every instinpt Qf DamncracyMarxism. . = V' _
'We espeeially eploré the assault
dseeney by the FBI ofiioials in Detroit, whuof bed at 5 a*c1cak in-the92mcrning»l2 '
including two physicians, brought them
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n Bacember la, l939,A NH _v _anniversary of the Bill nf Rights, this atatemanbipreminent citizes in defehse of the Bill visent to the press for the purpose of helpingV V V L of all citizens, thestatement ta the attent onts this impartant dnsument! .Party raprin
Confidential
advisa that in
Qefenaekof Qivilthe University oitt n articla ana was-* - 4;
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The folluwing appears on §§g§é3_¢: this hanb1ll:»,
D an§£1'é§?"ba£"¢re the
known ré.
t entitled
was being distrihuta&?arqundThis was a ra@iaa1Iyu_ Y6 almnst entirely to a Pd ta cendemning thaV" V wri e _ Y defensa df the Communist Party an] 7 V V M%k Government for inicting SRGWDER and DARGY. The leaflet was signed by»a num&er of persons innluéing Fvafessar ROBERT S. B$D mi elumbia= ' '
It is is be btad that EA v . * V Vof the Gemmuniat Party, wag, _ V-
General Secretary92¬he ew Kerk Pest ated April 3, 1that SAM ki was one sf the tap Gamanistkmerica an habeen ousted as Director and*VV " st Party infannsylvania.nf the uOmmHl
The Daily worker9.da;aVan article sa§tiunad>9Bal§§n5iAt UKW Parley . Tnik grtiela»st"of"ae
addressing a bangnet sf dalegaat the Schroeder HoRL BRGNDER is the f¢rmer
* Exaautive Vice ?residen V 7/ ~ V , J V 4 V~ has to,th$
bis
said
Demnerat
have ta
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suparior,
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make up is mind about Ca§italism and abaut the Bédcratlc »5§*national planning . _ » PF
Gontinuing, the artialé stated that there ware
more RESTHERS squirming when Li tcld the cunference
there were two classes in America, the working class
and the employers an an unaaasing struggle betwean.them
would uontinue. , _v , - V H
n may 19, l9M9, Dr. J.B. EATTHEWS, interrcgatvr
V far the State's seditious activities Investigatian Com»
missiau of the State sf Illinois, testified before a
hearing held by that boéy at S§ringfield, Illinois.
During his testimnny Dr. NATTHEKS quoted fram a document
year sequence in the Saeial Sciences, ated Septamberl
LQQE, published by the Uniéeraity of Bhicago Press an
entitled Sacial Sciennaa II Syllabus an Sslected Readinsa, Vlume I , MATTHEWS testified: " -
_ I wish to read a sctin of this, and;aag.
you to nota.aarefu1ly aa 1 raa ta determine whether » ,;
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the Canaumoles Jr. party members! undart
in earnest. Underlying such activism are'
tions that is bar for a culture tm allow its
participants tc bscume sacially lost_in
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ta such things. A
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to centinue ta isolate an un&uly large number
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Dr+_MATTEWS=testifi
which_he»wasquoting
every parson whn
in thg seaund
pages fram,
frm pRg$B
was run
Amarican
a Prufessor elegy at
been cited scores of timpéw
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on to the en of the book paga lh. kanarding ta!! H
nawwnmws the entire section isf§ s§inging attack upan
th whela Amarican way of life and the only
tn the Smviet Union are the faverable ones
had raaé.
Cwuntevattack , the newsletter of
combat Communism, dated August Q, 1950,
Y RY?»E !
t"bE to three years in prisnn'f6r making
manta about his membership in the Communist nile
an employee of the 6.3. State Department,§;?R _
LYHD, who had a Communist front record, was one.of the
lGQ$ Americans who signed a petitinn ta Yresident TRUMANaaking'§im to parunn this liar and enemy sf the United
States. ~ '
The Daily Wa#ker dated February l, 1956 stétsé
that Prafessor RQBERT LYKD was one of the 16 diatinguisha
Amaricans whe denounced the trend towarda ianiplinary
action against lawyers who efend "palitical minorities,
radieal minorities, and laber arganizations . SuchTf
actions thug declared may destroy the right to a fair
trial and adequate legal counsel as guaranteembyfihghé
bth amendmsnt to the Amarican Gnitti L*?*wum$f#$ T
The February 3, 1§50 issue of
canaina the following:
"E1HsTE1n_ana other
Gommuni ¬ cause.lyingwéggpaign to 1m*' mi, ma nun.
by Fedaral
eanapiracy
by 16 prominent
sentence lawyers rsally get a
éencuncad the iaeiplining of
minorities, racial minorities,
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falsehoods in the Communist F&rtys camnai n tor
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Pr<1iess0r RGBERT s. LYIiD,~ G-Qlumbia r.rn1.~»*e:~a1s=y** ..
The Fahruary ll, 1956 issue cf The Eation",- »
carried an advertisement on the back covér m@ncerningl
the lawyers Defense Gommittee. This advertisamantv. _
purparted ta be a statement by ?ra£essor ROBERT LEND
and others exprsssed alarm at "acts of juicial aensura,
imposition of prisen santanses and threats of disbarmant
againstiawyers who dafandvmambsrs_0f political inoritiea
racial minorities, and labor organizations."
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