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raat IHrontT:: “~ SONTRIA EE | Seay eNOS PEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ‘conriDENTIAL OTHERWISE al ‘ THis CALE ORIGINATED AT AELAITA, Geonals —_ WY Five wo. . REPORT MADE AT | pertwran mace | repro ron’ Ei Nectt yfon ay WEY York OLer 5/if4 $/25;4/2,11/45 VILLUM MDMARD BUREURDS BUEQIS (Oolerea) -. | INSERUL SECURIFY . +2 Sabject presently pipfessor at Atlanta University, Atlanta, Geergia. He recei his higher education at Harvard, traveled in Burope and studied dn Berlin. Subject 1s auther, poet end former editer ef "Grisis® Magazine, @ publication sponsored by the ¥.A.A,C.P, He writes @ column in the Ansterdm New York Star News, His writings indicate hin te be a Socialist, However, he his been called a Commnist and at ST] the same tine criticized by the Commmnist Party. Subject favors equality between the white and eclored races, fo evidence of subversive activity in New Terk, SYNOPSIS OF Sbeae Mh DETAILS: The following investigation is predicated upon a cory of a: letter sent to the Gharlotte Field Division by the Atlanta Meld Office | . Gated February 8, 1942, in which the following information was pet oat: — ey ®Pnformation was received by the Atlanta Office that wud ject, WILLLAM EDWARD BUREHARD? DUBOIS (Colored), whose residence was given adg- 226 West i& Sirvet, New York City, business address 69 Fifth Avenue, Vew York City, had stated in a speech made while in Japan that thd’ Japaneso, were to be conplimented on their progress and expecially upen their militaty prowess, Tur ther, that in the Japanese he saw the liberation of =the ae in America, and that when the time came fer them te take over the Uni fed States, thay would find mee yould have help from the negroes in* the . United States, * mn. By ot! -FCIM II, 1-8. Ae CLASS. & F ‘REASON a w |] tty / 3 & oR ow © au Pe -) in the Nev York Oftice, the fo owt ag obtained frem the 1937 ieme ay ~ Ae fea checking the seurc | oo" infor ation revarding the subject b ROVED BN WARD! _ A ThE ey — COPIES GF THIS REPO