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NY 1600-18676 “Truman who was forced to take this action beeauso of the growing demand for ponce in our country and abrocd; the firm rcfusal of the British, French and others to go along with any furthcr spreading of the Korcan con- flict, But the other side of the coin is that the Truman Jdministration, which committed the nation to war in Korcéa, has yet to change its orcintaticn on the war in Korca itsolf, Only if Macarthur'!s removal is followed by a policy of negotiation which will re- sult in peaceful scttlemcnt of disputeos between cast and west can there be 4 real guarantce of peace," Exhibit #53. "Tho Workor" April 22, 1951 Witnass to troduce: Librarian New York Public Library CLAUDIA JONES was obsorved taking on activo participation in the 1951 iicy Dey activitics which wore sponsored by the Unitcd May Day Committee and held in Now York on May 1, 1951. The subject appecred as a guost long with other mombors of the National Committee of the Communist Party on the rovicwing stand and reviowod the parade as it passed, ‘Jitnesss: : ia ble P.B.I., Now York CLAUDLi JONES was a speakor at a Harlem Strect rally held on July 1h, 1951 on 8th Aavenuo between West 118th and West 119th Strcooty Manhattan, New York, The rcslly was sponsored by the Civil Rights Congress. It is noted that tho subject was a fontured spcakor at this rally. Sho was introduced as CLAUDIA JONES, Sccrotary of tho National Women's Commission. The subjoct announced that sho had just been rolcuscda on bail following her rocent apprehension by Fedcral authoriticsa on charges thet sho wes a Communist, and as such, attomptcd to overthrow the Governmont of tho U.S. CONF INENTIAL