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A, Pn “conrifna. the National Council of the arta, Sciences and Professions as @ Comuuuist Tronte The "Daily Worker" dated December 23, 1949, page 2, carried an article entitied “Negro Leaders Greet STALIN". This article stated that a group of negro leaders. tnetnding Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, cabled greetings to Premier STALIN and hailed STALIN'S "leadership in uprooting racial discrimination and national oppression from your land of many peoples". The "Daily Worker" dated March 1, 1950, page 2, column 1, carried an article entitled "100 Notables Ask Visas for Peace Delegates". The article stated that the State Department was asked by a committee of over one hundred prominent Americans to grant visas to a World Peace Delegation composed of fifteen distinguished men and women from Europe, Africa and Latin America. Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS was included among the one hundred prominent Americans. The "Daily Worker" dated March 19, 1950, page lh, column 4, carried an article stating that the African aid Committee, headed by Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, had renewed its appeal for contributions to aid the Coal Mine Union strikers of the Nigerian Government. ee a ee C TNE sevisca that the African Aid Committee has been set up by the Council on African Affairs ana 1s a Communist front organization, which raises funds for the Council on African Affairs. The "Daily Worker" of July 16, 1950 carried an article stating that a letter written by Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS to Secretary of State DEAN ACHESON, who had last week attacked the Stockholm Peace Petition, and indicated that use of the