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eee 3 \ FTANDARD FORM No. G4 » J Office Men. Wt * UNITED JVERNMENT —_— FO DIRLCTOR, FEI - TIAL PPB. July -23,-A9G “tes UEYMHERE sc Oct Ise. had given Anvitation to a#lunchean honoring SEIRLEY GRAHAM, also known as Mrg,. W. =. B. DU BOIS, at ‘ ; @drets, 6133 Sunset Boulevard, on Friday, June 22, 1951, at aan attended the aboveementioned luncheon a and observed that approximately 150 women were in attendence. About 25 of these women wore colored, Classified by £2 r+ SARAJO-LCRD, Executive Secretary Os pae ny Woue bem California Council, ASP, introduced Mrs, LOU SOLOMON, also known as ILI A/S? Clif who spole briefly on the cuestion of peace, She ssid th:t the subject of peace was of particular interes: to the mothers, wives, and nesro women beeause of the persecution of the leaders for peace. She stated that SHIRLEY GRAHAM had been on the battlefront in the fircht for peace, She further identified SHIRLEY GRAPAM as chairman of the National Committee for the Defense of Dr, WW. -E. B. DU BCIS, and a charter member of the ASP, - Mr. LLOYD GOUGH made. some “umorous remarks and finally asked for contributions. One SALKA-¥VIERTEL donated a lerge solid gold ring, stating that she had no money to give at this time, SHIRLEY GRAHAF began her talk by stating that she felt very much at home among members of the ASP, and further that she did not intend to make a speech but that she wanted to mare &@ irank talk as one worker for peace to another. She . told of a recent dinner party given by New York attorney _# MARTIN-TOPPER at which JOH! HOA B-TAYSON, DALTON-*RUMRO, Dre 7 DU ECIS and herself were present. Durine the preliminary cocktails at this dinner, MARTIN POPPER's son commented that everyone vresent at the party had either been in jail or was going to jail. In this regard, SHIRLEY GRAAL com-ented thet it was ridiculous and wee one otent Americats best mings wer: ¢ jc eEN She said that with el 1 of the 30 oo -99 77 - ae i