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The “Daily Worker" of 5/1/50 reflected that the subject © was elected one of the vice chairmen of the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions on 4/30/50. ©: ; on 6/ O stated that the subject actually oined ¢ u Lhe advised that and had advised him of this fact. 7 The "Daily Worker" of 8/16/50 reflected that the subject, Chairman of the Peace Information Center and Vice-Chairman of the Council on African Affairs, left for Prague, Czechoslovakia to attend the Executive Committee of the World Congress of Defenders of Peace, : : - eran advised in 10/50 that although he had no personal kmowledge o t, he had heard from a reliable source, not divulged, that subject had joined the CP at a date not specified. ey «<<<: in 1950 that the CP was active in getting a large vote for subject for U.S, Senator. The "Daily Worker" of 9/7/50 reflected that the subject was nominated for the United States Senate on the ALP ticket. —- g The "New York Daily Mirror" of 2/10/51 reflected that a Federal Grand Jury in Washington, D.C., on 2/9/51 indicted the Peace Information Center, NYC, en a charge of failing to register To as a foreign agent. The indictment charged the Center and 5 of Pe | its officers with violations of the 1938 law which requires that + all persons or organizations acting here for a foreign principal must register with the Justice Department. Among the officers of the center qpamed for failing to get the organization registered was WILLIAM E ‘The "Daily Worker" 11/21/51 reported that the Court in the trial granted a motion for a judgment.of acquittal on 11/20/5 acres oarra EET in Los Angeles advised that the CP was active there in se ng tickets for a testimonial dinner for subject on 2/20/53; that the Southern California Peace Crusade sponsored a reception for subject on 2/17/53 and also’ the dinner - on 2/20/53. rsorcroa EEE that subject spoke at the 10/53 Cont ence to further World Peace through negotiations at Chicago.