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| t + \ 4 a , ' . ‘ . te He 4 ne i ue ee SA eg ee The "Daily torker" issue of January 2. 1953, Pare 7, Colum i, announce? 4 thet Tr. Ww. ©. B, DU BOIS would conduct e Seriner on "Packrround of African Tiberation ftrusreles" at the Jefferson School of Sociel Science durin: the coming Vinter term which wes hstied es a "Historic event in the development pf Marxist edveation in the Tinited States." he article cited quotations from DU BO0ISt eutobiograch! cal pitce aurinc the 1940's "I believe in the dictum cf Karl Marx, that the economic foundation of a nétion is widely decisive for its politics, its art ana its culture;" and frov DU BOIS! most recent book "In scttle For Peace" where he characterized the Soviet Unici eas "Today the most hopeful nation on earth." tre article ststes thet Dl' BCIS understood the crucial politicsl importence of the Negro people for the Socislist movement lohe »sefore most /merican “arxists. "The lorker" issue of January 18, 1953, Page h, Column 2, states thet Dr. 1, ™, FR. PU BOIS last vieok ovened his Seminer cl*#ss2s st the Je*fergon School of foeiel Science ahd that it wes Dr. TY BOIS! first covrse et this schecl. 4 n ‘overber Q, 3, furnished # cour of the "Jeffersonien," student newsvaver of Jefferson School of Social Seience, Volure V, umber 5S, issue for the week of Woverber 2, 1953, wherein Page 1 lists an erticle reflectine Dr. +. ™. B. BU BOIS as then a teacher of the course "The Present Problems of Africa" et Jefferson School of focisl Ecience.