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4 ey a, CONFIDATIAL UB nim sperm cp oaseccecwm accept advised that Doctor W.E. F) an oO eace Information Center, New York, appeared on a partial list of signers entitled "In Defense of the Right to Speak for Peace", Cc | eS ==: available a list of signers of the*’World Peace Ap and the name Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, Council on African Affairs end Chairman of the Peace Information Center, New York, appeared on this list, which was dated August 1h, 1950. The "Amsterdam News" dated September 30, 1950, @ New York nepgro newspaper, carried an article captioned "DU BOIS Declares 2,500,000 in U.S. Signed Peace Appeal". According to this article, the Peace Information Center announced through its Chairman, Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, thet 2,500,000 Americans in all forty-eight states, Alaska, Hawail, the Canal Zone and Puerto Rico had signed the World Peace Appeal as of September 22, 1950. C, advised on September U, 1950 that he had attended a rally held — at Manhattan Center. He said that there were some 200 people present and that it was his understanding that the rally was under the auspices of the Peace Information Center and the New York Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. Informant advised that Doctor W.E.B. DU BOIS, Chairman, opened the meeting with the following statement: "New York, Moscow, Stockholm, Mexico City and Chicago are against war.” EER a eel advised on august 29, 1950 that Doctor W.E.B. BOIS O09 Edgecomb Avenue, New York City, was listed as Chairman of the Peace Information Center. C (IN 02 no. volt ebitity, made available a letter on e stationery of the Peace Infor- mation Center dated November 3, 1950 and signed by Doctor W.K.B. DU BOIS as Chairman. ANTIAL: