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ET ale 2 Te ite Ny 100-98810 - "with our country's own freedom and security at. stake in these vital issues, we ‘believe that every. patriotic American wiil join us in calling for enduring. American Soviet friendship; the defeat of every attempt’ to disrupt allied unity; the earliest possible invasion in surope; the speedy victory of the United Nations over the axis”. - 7 A partial list of signers set forth at the bottom of this advertisement incluaed the name of Professor =~ ROBERT S. LYND. In the lower left hand corner of this advertisement, there was printed a coupon for the purpose . of forwarcing contributions to the National Council of: American Soviet Friendship, Inc., 232 Madison Avenue, New York, New York. - The "Daily worker" dated May 18, 1943 contained _ an article entitled "700 Noted Citizens Head Anti-Soviet Plot", which statea that an open letter to the American. people vigorously protesting the current wave of anti- Soviet slanders and calling for. complete national unity to win the war was issued on the previous day by the National Council of American Soviet Friendship. The article stated that more than 700 leading Americans from — all sections of the: gountry had signed the letter. Set forth was a partiak: list of the signers which. included the name of Professor ROBERT S. LYND. 7 _ 2 On April 28, 1944, Confidential Informan of kmown reliability, advised that brochures of th National Council of the American Soviet Friendship iis é of the Professor ROBERT S. LYND as one of the on organization. . rn oar A "Salute to Victory" meeting was he . Grand Avenue Congregational Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsins: on June 23, 19hy, at which time a leaflet was distributed to those in cttendance. This leaflet-was—published-b hi National Council of american Soviet Friendship, Ince; contained a purportedly complete list of the sponsors of” the organization. This list contained the name of Profes ROBERT S.\LYND. © a Confidential Informan advised that according to 4 pamphie’