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WFO 100-19022 re Li ¢ ri The House Committee on Un-American Activities issued a press release on February 19, 1991, concerning thé American Peace Crusade, entitled "The Narch of Treason*® in which the House Committee refers to the proposed peace pilgrimage to Nassington, Dy. G., as "a project intended to promote treason against the United Statesg Tt is noted the American Peace Crusade was cited hy the House Committee on Un-American Activities as an organization which "the Communists established" as "a new instrument fortaeir'peace! offensive- in the United States", and which was heralded by the Daily Kerker "with the wsnal bold headlines reserved for projects in line with the Semmunist objectives". Qeport Number 375, April 25, 1951.) E. PROGRESSIVE PARTY, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Confidential Iocoroant lt w— was a picket line at the White House from 1isiS A.M, zo Pail, © May 24, 1950. Informant said the picket was sponsored by the Progressive Party and concerned the FEPC Bill then before Congress. According te informant, the following individuals participated in the sicketing: PAUL ROBESON GLADYS THOMAS# GEORGE B. MURPHY, Jr-® WINSTON C. EDWARDS ROY Woods OLIVER PALEER® \ ~P LARIENE WOODe EOWARD FISHER® SHY RODNAN# MARCUS GOLDMAN® and wife BELLA RODMAN MIRIAY PAUL HENRY THOMAS Confidential Informant DBR ecvices on October 27, 1950, od the Negro Vote Committee of the Frogressive Party, Washington, D. C-; ~ 4 sponsored a reeltal by CLARA RICHASDSON® at llth and R Streets, HN. Rs, q Washington, D. G. Among the patrons listed on the program were ir. and Urs. FAUL ROBESON. : Confidential Infomant ( savicea in ee... the majority of the officers of the Progressive Party of Latrict of