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: : SSR ae Be STE a eS a or wat a ce - = cee Tat Lo ss. = hy “ 3 Les fol . “s : “ re wee ue Wat fe eer ere a ‘ON —_ a te . oF . . ; : Communist Partye ,. a Brey rr “tye have warned and | insultea Russia/and prepared “ + for War while Russia prepares for peace. In this country we. jail the advocates of peace. We have turned Korea into a: stinking desert and ere set to drop bombs on Moscow and lick the | world. In order to make their investments safe our masters will. lead us into total war wnless we say noe This cannot happen. ---.- American business dominates the Government. The small minority are so large and powerful that they own the earth. The capital- ists believe that whole industries will collapse wnless we heve . war. American investments will seek to dominate the world. "| We need to reform ourselves before teaching others. -. Free speech ‘ and opinion are throttled. Unless you hate Russia you are. slandered and subjected to personal Violence." * s+ eVele ee The said that DuBOIS in closing referred to the policies of the United States Government as an attack on civilization. Savised that she attended a liuncheon on June 22, 1951 at Ciro's, 8,33 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, given by the ~- Southern California Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions ‘ in honor of SHIRLEY GRAHAM, also known as Mrse W. E. B. DuBOIS. According to the informant, Mrs. DuBOIS gave a talk beginning with {the statement that she felt very much at home among members of | the Arts, Sciences and Professionse . _ oe ne C ; MEP vis04 that the Hollywood Arts, Sciences and Professions C cil, which is the Southern California chapter of the National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, was the most important Communist controlled organization in the Hollywood professional field at that time, and its policies paralie) tne Gommunist Party line on all important issues. Membership in the Hollywood Arts, Sciences and Professions does : not, oF itccil, connote membership in or sympathy with the —_ a Hoes aoe So dvised that he attended a reception for Dr. June 22, 1951 at