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a oar ~ . oe . . Tne "Daily Worker" ror Guay 18, “i980, page ‘s, 43 eolum 1, carried an article in which 1t was stated that Dr. <«. W.E.B. DUBOIS, in a letter to DEAN ACHES, Secretary of State, asked him to outlaw the atom bomb, DuBOIS states, "Is it our . strategy that when the Soviet Union asks for peace we insist | on war? Must any proposals for averting atomic catastrophe be sanctified by Soviet opposition? Has our country come to the 'tragic passt that no possibility of mediating our differences with the Soviet Union exists?" The "Daily Worker" of April 10, 1950, page 2, colum 3, carried an article which reflected that Dr. W.E.B. DuBOIS was one of the signers of a letter protesting to President TRUMAN against the official reception of GONZALEZ VIDELA, President of Chile, on his visit to the United States on April 12, 1950, " ; The "Daily Worker" of May 1, 1950, page iz, column 2, carried an article which reflected that Dr. W.E.B. DUBOIS was elected as one of the vice chairmen of the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions on April 30, 1950 at the Hotel Capitol, New York City, duririg a twonday conventione The National Council of the Arts, Sciences ‘and Professions was cited by the California Conmittee on Un-American Activities by report of March 23, 1949 as one of the most the country. ee oe adn FE Beene ee ee com oe ~ 2. impor tant Communist ADU Ul ganizations att The "Daily Warker" of May 11, 1950, page 4, column 1, carried an article which reflected that DuBOIS was one of the signers ef an eighteen-page petition presented te the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, asking for investigation. of jail sentences imposed upon citizens eited for conteiipy or | Congress by the Un-American Activities Commit tee, Th, a Wheatley Urrnlan® af Tame 41 “TOaeNn ‘nage 1) - 1211S VEAL BOD ACL Gl vl dig 2755 PRBS a7) column 2, carried an article which reflected that Dr. W.E.B. DuBOIS was chairman of ea gathering at Manhattan Center, New York City, on June 8, 1950, This assembly was for the purposs. of launching the national peace petition crusade. The "Daily Worker" for June 20, 1950, page 2, column 3, stated that DuBOIS was one of the initial siseners of the World Peace Appeal.