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.? New York city, reflected that DuBOIS. maintains @ residence at thet address, - oe to. Boy Boployaen ; ~~ ‘The New York city telephone directory, issue of Jamery 1950, lists DuBOIS! office as 23 West 26th Street, New York City, telephone MU 3-6209, ‘The directory also lists the Council on African Affairs as 23 West 26th Street, New York City, telephone MU 3-6209. ' The "Daily Worker" for July 18, 1950, page 5, column 1, lists DuBois as Chairman of the Peace Information Center. —_ ce advised on a 21, 1950 that as of May = -_= Dr. W.E.B. DuBOIS received expenses and salary from the Council on Afri een Affairs, £ Uae It is to be noted that the Council on African Affairs has been designated by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 9835. Se advised that eace ormation Center was esta ed in May 1950 for the purpose of disseminating petitions on the Stockholm Peace Appeal and other peace propaganda material, The Third Session of the Permanent Committee of the World Peace Congress was held in Stockholm, Sweden from March 15 to 19, 1950 and unanimously approved an appeal regarding the prohibition of gibt ee Of an stomic weapon as an instrument _of see eed none ee oe that the Communist Party and numerous un ront organizations have been : "extensively eipaged in obtaining signe tures based on this Appeal. Background the 9 937 issue of "Whots Who in America", edited by ALBERT NELSON /MARKUIS, reflected the following information regarding the background of DuBOIs: WILLIAM E.R, DuBOIs, editor and author, was born in Great Barrington, Massachusetts February 23, 1868 of negro