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al ae } Poe ee ee NY 100-25857 wines S "This etteck upon the Ceuncil represents an attempt to frighten and silence all those Americans, perticulerly the Negro people, who are in eny way criticel ne, of U.S. policies in Africa. @ "The rpesl Lasue in our case is the right of edvocacy and support for the freedom of Africa's enslaved millions, --including the descendants of Africs# who have yet to achieve their full liberty and rights here in the United States. "The Council on Africen Affairs will continue to carry forward its work ané will fight all efforts to restrict . its usefulness to the cause of Africen freedom by means of the \ unconstitutional and un-Americen McCarran Act." - The "Daily worker” issue of Mareh 12, 1953, pege 7; column 1, reports, "Before an audience of 460 guesta, including about 100 students of the Jefferson School, speakers from the University campus, the trade union and the most active noliticel vettle fronts join together in Cenouncing the Smith fet, the meCerren Let, seCarthyite Concressionel ‘witenhunts! 42 wer Inspired efforts to-stifle indepeadent aa thought and that all, with varying emphasis, re-examine America's need for Marxist teachings. , "PAUL ROBESON expressed pide in the Jefferson School and called for its support 'because of the clarity ) it hes brought to the struggles of the americen people! the leadership it has so unsupportedly given." The Jefferson School of Social Science hes been designated by the Attorney Generel of the United States - pursuant to executive Order 10150. £7 of known reliability, advised that a STALL | | nenorie) Meeeing as he] :+ (iA aay ( on a under the suspices of the National Council : of American Soviet «rfendshirc. vl The Nationel Council of American Soviet Friendship has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States | oS pursuant to bxeevtive Order 104.50. According t at this same memorial meting PAUL ECBUSON @eserfbed hts seeing STALIN at a concert in Moscow at the time when his son greduated from & scncool in hoscowe. He séeic that STALIN held iiaself as 4 plain man. Pe : sf met t S o~ wot