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NY 100-18676 "protection and child care, woments right to work, equal pay for equal work, more schools, recreational facilities, housing, jobs and adequate security covering the entire period of employment, an end to Jimcrow and for an FEPC with jobs in it; for wiping out discrimination ogainst Negro women in jobs, the arts and professions; for lower prices and strict control of rents, ft should be an occasion to rouse and organize the working class women and housewives, It should be considered a key task by labor-progressive men and women everywhere. "It is particularly urgent to draw large masses of women, actively into the important 1950 elections, and, os an important task in the struggle for peace, to expose the Truman demagogy. Large masses of women can be brought into the third party movement, thus speeding its growth into a gonuine, people's antiemonopoly, anti-war movement, based upon the working classe Let the keynote of these celebrations be: Hall Intornational Women's Day, the Day of Unity of the Forces of American Women for Peacs, Demo= cracy and Social Progress" Exhibit #32: The "Worker", March 12, 1950 Witness to Introduce: Librarian, Now York Public Library The subject on April 2, 1950 was the author of an article which appeared in the "Worker" en that date entitled, "Half Of The World", In this article the subject spoke of "What Women Do to Ban the H-Bomb", The subject reviewed her activities tn wandawua vnttiaa fn uhiah aha KeA anneanannA In connection with the Woments Peace Crusade, ~ 70 = CONDENTIAL FE REE TL AL ESN TS