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te re re a eee a tae Karl I. Zimmerman, District Directer . sane cma 6, Pennsylvania <° . at .0 rr 2 ee : * wy . 7 Roe Panes Atta: ¥. W. Wiggins, Guief, Investigations Section; ; Maia : ‘Before is nade to ph Fora o-59 dated March 2950» ~. Ba, . . ae woo ‘ae, ay vet the reverse of it isaa request similar to that made on ths” << reverse of the first form. it is dated fay 3 1950. and reads a . : Pa, pe trae 5 ” ee “In connection with your P anguiry ¢ on AibertBinotaia you are requested to clarify the purpose of your . Fequest which is indicated on your form 6-59 as -* 'The subject is under investigation’, inasmuch as - : he is a citisen.® ty att eae Toby pt Se : . ar a ‘While ‘reviewing the report which accompanied Central Office ve “wemorandum of May 11, 1950, files 56045/680A and 56291/763 Imv., . regarding Canadian Coumunist activities, there was noted some ~ i A4nformation which probably relates to the subject and which I’ believe should be brought to your attention. Te following . af information appears on page 22, part a ae ey ee ES OF ¥ "The ‘First orld Congress agains War end Pascisa - was held in August 1932, at rdam, Holland, -~ under the leadership of LO RLEY (prominent _ pacifist and menber of the British Independent Labor Party); ALBERT EINSTEIN ceifist and =~ Comsunist sympathizer); RBUSSE (Freneh - i Communist) and ROMAINYEO (French cers Pe. and was attended by“iéaders of the Comzunist . Party in ether European countries. Among the . pledges assumed in the ‘Manifesto of the Congress’ were these: ‘We pledge ourselves to dedicate . ourselves with all our resources to our imediate. and pressing tasks, taking our atand — against |: arnazents, azainst: war preparations and for that’ reason a,ainst the imperialist powers that rale-* us; against the campaign of propaganda and slander aimed at the Scviet Union, the country ef - Socialist construction shich we mn not ellie . as be touched. "8." a ve, + “Ye Pi ome i a ene one's tt: “ea nk rorery Diet per PINS