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NY 100-18676 Exhibit #33: The "Worker", April 2, 1950 Witness to Introduce: Librarian, New York ' Public Library The February, 1951 issue of "Political Affairs", according to the first page of this issue, wag a “special enlarged issue devoted to reports, speeches and greetings of the 15th National Con- vention of the Communist Party, USA, held in New York City on December 28, 31, 1950", ffa g it was noted that in this issue CLAUDIA JONES ig the author of a report entitled, "For the Unity of Women in tho Cause of Peace". It is stated on page one of this issue that this report by the subject was one of several reports submittcd to the dolegates of the 15th National Convention of the Communist Party. In this report the subject reviewed at great length the necessity for unity of women in the Communist Party and the crusade for peace, The following is quoted from this article ag lt pertains to the subject's activity in organizational work in the party: "I propose that this Convention instruct our incoming leadership and National Zducational Department to launch such a campaign starting on International Women's Day, March 8, 1951, I.W,.D, Should be the occasion for widespread tribute to the role and potentialities of the masses of women, and to inculcate an understanding of the Marxist-Leninist approach to women in society, as a duty and responaibility of all Communist men and women, One such contribution to this end is the forthcoming volume on the woman question - 72 « o neal