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ky TA aw} . Vela be ¥ PCr, 2. ee : Bo aig = tt pgtinundennt g lO a a ot p2,b9V According to the Daily Worker of 4/22/47, page 14, EINSTEIN stated that no lasting peace will be possible until African colon s are liberated. According to the article, the statement was made to Dr. & » Executive Director of the Council of African Affairs in connection with the relly wt hich a was tobe held that week. re a ' The Council on African Affairs has been cited by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 98356 E 2 According to the Daily People's World, a west coast Communist news~ paper, dated 8/23/48, page 2, ALBEIT ZINSTEIN sponsored a petition of the American Council for a Democratic Greece. . The American Council for a Democratic Greece was cited by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 9835. According to the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Volume 4, dated 10/48, ALBERT EINSTEIN wrote an article with a message to the World Congress of Intellectuals. The article contained a strong recommendation for world government, House report, #1954, 4/26/50, of the Congressional Committee on Un- American Activities contained the following statement concerning the World Congress of Intellectuals, held at Poland in 8/48: "The bitter hatred for all western culture and the attempt to divorce writers, scientists and artists from their own native land and win their allegiance for the. Soviet Union is the underlying aim and theme of these scientific and cultural conferences for world peace." According to the Daily Worker of 12/16/48, page 2, ALBERT EINST&IN was a sponsor of the Freedom Crusade of the Civil Rights Congress. The Civil Rights Congress has been cited by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 9835. of known reliability, advised that mL 3 was & e Slavic ~ American magazine » as of fis.