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: oe 7h, ae SESS 7 Bel ptgted that although the national headgu wation are in Washington, D.°C., the National Literature ‘ment de dn Philadelphia, ‘at 192i Chestaut Streete eo BOL stated that the local branch ad. @ booth ‘dt t dast Allegheny County Fair, at which they dist peace literature. « ' There is no evidence that any of the officers of the subject organization are’ ts, and, as a matter of fact, this organization in Pittsburgh did not . the Communist Party line on June 22,:when Russia and Germany went-to ained their cry for peace instead of advocating, as the °s’ stated that the only time the . tional Lea aL 7 ~Hussian alliance, during which the Communist, a ting peace, and in that way adopted for themselves the Policy of - > Lhe International League, ee le sg! VaR a Ta A ye, oe De serge ee + ney sy * ove %. : a Le pa a: We Dhere as being forwarded to the Bureau with this -report a five-page © ~- folder containing a history of the Woments International League, U.S, Section,” . “and, also, a email circular setting forth. the officers of the U, S. Section of: “~~ * the subject organization, Tee Peg kite RE wo at fp tu, The following are being retained 4n the Pittaburgh Pile: ae ’ 8 toa. a aa oy a that People ‘buy peace toys instead of war ‘toys. " ee in, (5). Mctrevlar entitied *Retigion “and World Peace," which is sa brigr’: S7F 1. t-gudde on methods for conducting peace work. through the chan Par 2 organized religion,*. ODS te Bee Shae oe 246) “& bablio, (7)-"A one-page ixineograpiied throwaway entitled *foy’ os, dng the policy of the league with regard to.toys’ ied - . tee . . “4, ee ta a: #,Since there 4s io ‘Andicatian that this ‘organization ‘ig subveicive