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TENA its iia | N¥ 100-18676 "in rclation to work among tho broad masses of women, will help advancod scctions of Nogro and white working women to attain tho lcvol of Socialist consciousness, Armed by Foster's towcoring loadorship of our Party, Bhaw wit ttn millians af tuomen ton the actontifice cone Ulin ae oe W bad fib hd a Saat ae Wi Wald wy Wake es Be oo A dientianhal viction that the fincl guarantee of peace, bread ond freodom and the full cmancipation of oppressed woman- hood will be achieved only in a Socialist America." Exhibit #25: "Political Affairs" March, 1951 Witness to Introduce: T,ibrarian aad de WUCco * eK Library of Congrcss The subject, in her colum, "Half tho World," which appeared in "Tho Worker," April 22, 1951, wrote in criticism of the action cf the Government in the Korean conflict. The following is taken fram this columms "Millions of women, despite different polit- ical opinions, were among thoso who roundly cheered tho forccd retirement of Genorel Macsrthur as 2 virtual dictator of tho Far East. "Nor it is an accident why they did go. Mothors and wives woro jittery at MecArthurts reckless threat to extend the war to China and tho asian mainland; just as thoy were concerned at his threat to bomb Menchuria end his threat to uso the atombomb in Korca and China. If now they therefore sigh with relicf over the removal of this arch reactionary warlord it is bocause thoy sce in this action the tempcrary curbing of thosc who would piunge us into a third werld war, "™m this, of coursc, they are right--but only halfway so, Truc, MacArthur's wings wore clipped by -~ 52.