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DU BOIS testified that in addition to the above, he was identified with the following organizations:(,/ "New World Review" American Council for a Democratic Greece The House Guide of May 14, 1951, cites the American Council for a Democratic Greece as "a subversive and cane formerly known as the Greek-American Council . . United States Sponsoring Committee of American Intercontinental Peace Canference 1952. The "New York World Telegram and Sun," issue of January 26, 1952, contains an article by FREDERICK WOLTMAN regarding the American intercontinental Peace Conference which he erjded as "the latest Soviet-inspired ‘peace congress. 1} / . National Council of arts, Sciences and Professions (NCASP) The House Guide of May 14, 1951, cites the NCASP as a Communist front organization. “4 World Peace Congress The House Guide of May 14, 1951, cited the World a Peace Congress as a Communist front among the "peace conferences" which "have been organized under Communist initiative in various countries throughout the world as part of a campaign against the North Atlantic Defense Pact. World Peace Appeal The House Guide of May 14, 1951, cites the World Peace Appeal as a petition campaign launched by the Permanent Committee of the World Peace Congress at its meeting in Stockholm, March 16-19, 1950; as having "received the enthusiastic approval of every section of the international Communist hierarchy"; and as having "received the official endorsement of the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R., which has been echoed by the governing bodies of every Communist “gatellite country, and by all Communist Parties throughout the world. "Uf. XY - | -ld «