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eM mee EE et ee ls Tisch tal cal ceed sin to Cale A haha ace cate Fe NY 100-18676 "thon to fight for their demands, will fuse the wonon's peace movement under the leadership of the working class, and will theroby holp to change the relationship of forecs In our land in such 4 way as to make for a new anti-fascist, anti~-imporiclist pooplets coalition, ad-~ vancing through this struggle to Socialism." | In this issue of "Political Affairs," it was reported that CLAUDIA JONES had been clected to the Alternato National Committoo of the Communist Party at the 15th National Convention of the Party which was hold December 28-31, 1950, Exhibit #16: "Political Affairs" February, 1951 Witness to Introduces Librarian Library of Congress CLAUDIA JONES was the author of an article in the March, 1951 issuc of "Political Affairs" cn- titled, "FOSTER'S Political and Theoretic Guidance to Our Work Among Women." It was noted on Page 1 of this issuc of "Political Affnirs that tho issue would be a special tribute on the cccasion of WILLIAM Z. FOSTER'S ~ 70th birthday. Excerpts from the article prepared by the subject are asa follows: "It is no accidont that WILLIAM Z. FOSTER, in his more than 50 years of devotion and leadership to tho emancipation of the American working class and the oppressed Negro people, should Likewiso have mani- fested throughout his life an active ond special con-. corn for oppressed womanhood, No stranger to the hard lot and double oxploitation daily experienced by working- class wives and mothors in prosent-day socisty, this foremost Marxist theorotician and leader of the American working class and its vanguard Commnist Party was from early childhood conversant with women's special oppression. CONSBENTIAL ~h7 -