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PN adds Ga wom ° oN & . } i ee r 12 13 _— . furnisncd orn ng tie oO ears and spon tf sors of the National Council of American-Soviet Friend- ~ - snip Incorporated whose names were to be publicly announrsd is rm April 6, 1943. According to infermant the sponsors Ts ineluded Albert Einstein and others. fg (page 6) <9 The New York "Journal American" of Mav 30, 1342, ~* contained an article headlined “"Pro-Soviet Pole Bolts 2 Unity Rally.” This article stated in part that "last 34 minute attoomts to in Jeet trea Alter-%hklich Case inte the xe tAilied Univy Rally! ot Cernegle Hol it tomorrow night boon renges 36 today on tne National Council of Amsrican-Sovict Friendship.’ 2° Tiis article stated further that “meanwhile speeters 23 and sponsors of ths rally, such as Senator Clavde D. Pepnoer, -9 Albert Binstein, Leland Stowe, Thomas Mann, Mrs. Louis fn, ae Brandis, and Miss Helen Keller, todey found themselves in 8 ss. position oF bacwing a cha arge that the prominent persons Who 33 pretested the Soviet Bxacutions of the two Folish Labor <5 - Leaders are engaging in @ tconspirecy! to "disrupt Americune- a Soviet Priendshipt.! :? (pare 10) 9 a Cn Nay it, 19435, the New York "Times" carried a a seven-coluan advertisenent entitled "American-Sovist Friend- 3 ship, An Coen Letver To The Americau People." Ths opening ~* paragraph of the advertisement signed by Cerliss Lamont - rofercod to an oven Lecter tnitieted to promote home untthy +e "grainst thiuse waco world a:vide ui-" The unmecuncenent war “3 signedc by approximately &S individuals, muny of whom had 44 been identified with other Commumist-front organizations, a inclucing Albert Einstein. 1. (page 12) £6 New York report, $9 10/21/43 2c Re: "National Council . 34 ; of American-Sovist 32 i Friendship, Tncorporated 13 { Is-c" i 38 _ 100- ~14 696-95 5 (56) ° ‘SE ? A N\ _ 5 S 6 6 a i wa