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ae oS em ag EM ane ar: ws 5 a a eae ea a £7 an - #3 ety Ce aero ‘me “Pebruary 10, ‘i982, iasue of . wthe worker" oye on ar section 2, page | 8, columns i to 5, contain an article py “: ee the subject on "Yegro History Week", which was sub-capt toned - Tee "Peace and freedom, Negro women are in the forefront of this fight. And one of the biggest steps along this path is the ct advancement of the ight | for full Booka, political and economie . . equality of Negro women." . oe . oo. 58 mye The March 9, 1952, issue of ume Worker" on page 2, columns 1 to 4, section ITI, contained an article captioned "International Women's Day ~ 1952" which was written by the- age subject. The article condemned the Korean War and also empha-.“”* “~*. sized the women's role in stopping the Korean War, In her 4 7 article the. subject wrote "A toast to the Negro women and other eo women who in alliance with Negro women are proving in the. so crucible of stuggle, how to overcome all obstacles, how, through ~ Por a this process to win equality as women, as Negroes and as workers,--.. for themselves, their families, their people, their class} "All these toasts in the first place, are inspired _ “ye bY the Soviet women who, because of their great love of mankind,» - of country, of children, of ail peoples, demonstrate the guarantes of equality in their own Socialist country, in all spheres... O Children be they dark or fair, are regarded as mankind's ruture. ogee in the USSR where race discrimination is a crime Pynisbable- oy. foe law" . ; ‘The November 2l, 1952, issue of the "Datly Worker® -. on page 3, column 3, contained an article by the subject paying © gribute to ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN and FLYNN'S speech in court: during the time when FLYNN refused to answer questions and was oe oited for contaunt. ; — - eee NE Se eo 7 It is noted that the Civil Rights Congress was cited. by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive | , Order (9835.