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Canina a y fs ; mos, : 4 * + aan ‘leaders “who was ‘eonvictea in wow York Federal Court in 1299 2 OF violation of the Smith Acty. = ia : . a *The Worker", Sunday edition’ or the “Daily Worker", East Coast Communist newspaper, ef April 17, 1%9, section 2, page 7, carried the text of DuBOIS' speech delivered at the - _ Madison Square Garden meeting of the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace on March 27, 1949. _ ey known reliability, advised that in his opinion the Cultural and Scientific Con- ; ference for World Peace was a follow-up on the World Congress of Intellectuals held in Wroclaw, Poland in August 1948, and that these conferences were part of a world-wide Communist- TeaniwaAa ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 4115} di OU PY ave Hi Vpe ence td Ble The "Amsterdam News" of May 21, 1919, page 3, - - column 1, carried an article which stetes that Dr. W.E.E. DuBOIS, who was present at the World Peace Conference in Paris at the time PAUL ROBESON made his much-publicized "would go to wer against the Soviet” statement that he found it unbelievable that American negroes would go to war against the Soviet Union, issued a statement outlining his attitude on the famed singer's remark, DuROIS stated, "I acree with PAUL RORESON absolutely that negroes should never willingly fight in any unjust war, I do not share his honest hope that all will not. A certain sheep~like disposition, inevitably borne of slavery will, I am afraid, lead many of them to join America in any enterprise provided the whites will grant them equel rights to do wrong", The Third Session of the Permanent Committee of the World Peace jponeress was held in Stockholm, Sweden March 15 te maPPiwy “the use of an atomic weapon as an instrument of a sgressions ~ advised . .- Sook a 6 Communist Party and numerous nt organizations .0::. have been extensively engaged in ob taining signatures based on this sppeal,. "The Worker" of May 22, 19k9, section 1, pege ll, column 2, carried an advertisement, "Report from Paris, World Congress for Peace, Monday, May 23rd", Dr. W.E.B. DuBOIS was listed as a speaker.