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EAL A.C. Py told 1,000 “delegates....that socialien and the: United » ‘' Mations were the only hope for the backward ‘races of-the world - wath which, -he said, the American negro is vy economic: position closely ellied,® a er /48, , advise st e e pr time and I think that this was. quite recent. -~T - * know the Communists were certainly interested in him." he knew BOIS was a Communist (date not stated). DU BOIS, axsefen on a long speaking tour for the Wallace move-. _ ment, and wes discherged from the B.A.A.C.P. for ‘ureing the - 5 Wallace line too. strongly. er 4 te, ra corr TT on 8/31/48 subject ; sponsor of atatement gant to Preaide nt ana A a. of the a.s. condemning bhreterta- a to breeding arrests of national leaders of the Communist Party." , "The Post and Home News", WY Gaily newspaper of 12/31/48 reflected, "Dr. WILLIAM E. BSVDU BOIS, for many years associated with the N. A, > Brerred Bis eliegiance todey to the left- wing Council of African Affairs", - . \ n Thea *ameterdam News" of 5/21/49. reflected ‘that’ the subject was present at the World Peaca Conference in Paris, France; thet subject said negroes should never willingly fight in an unjust . _ war, but that he feared many would join America in any enterprise provided the whites granted them equal rights to do wrong. The "Daily Worker", 11/20/50 reported that at the Second World Peace Congress subject was elected to the Presiding Committee by acclamation after being nominated by the outgoing executives, reported 1/15/51 that subject was elected to the praesidium of the World Peace Congress at Warsaw, According to the "“Worker“ 2/11/51, there was to be held at the Jsss & reception for subject on 2/12/51, ~é. CONFIOQATIAL — b/Ay/ ys aavined that the aubdject was suggested _ by the "ke a mesting of the Progressive . - he thoug ois was ver or choice ror the reason that he : (DU. BOIS) was a member of the CP, - . poe ; told kT