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a [CONFIDPATIAL es | -:- available on February i0, 1 a news release dated Monday, February 9th, under the heading "News, National Council of American Soviet Friendship, 114 East 32nd Street, New York 16, New York". This news release stated "more than 100 prominent Americans, headed by nearly thirty key religious leaders, including three Protestant bishops, today denounced the Twentieth Century-Fox film, 'The Iron Curtain!, as ‘war propagandat and demanded'!that the release of this film be stopped as a violation of the United Nations detlaration against war propaganda and as a grave threat to our security through this incitement to war", Among those signing this statement appeared the name of Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS. C SCERRBECEE CoE cer made available on September 23, 9 an invitation to @ annual autumn dinner sponsored by the National Council of American-Soviet Friend- ship. This dinner was held in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Manhattan Towers, Broadway and 76th Street, New York City, and Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS was listed as a guest of honor. The invitation stated: "Doctor DU BOIS attended the all-union peace conference in Moscow in late August and the Paris Peace Congress earlier. He will speak of these peace meetings". Cc a « -:- available on November 21, 1950 a current letterhead of the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, Incorporated, which identifics the officers and board of directors of this organization. W.E.B. DU BOIS is listed as one of the Vice Chairmen,