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ie eee nig Se. ae ws 2 ee ee ee ; . j: . . fia: + “ Bb. Recent Activity oe The "New York World Telegram" newspaper, issue of march 27, 1956, pace 1, contained an article reporting that acents of the United States Bureau of Internsal FRevanue Waste sepeeiue ow ke ee wwe a Fe eee had impounded the assets and property of the CP headquarters and the "Drily Worker" at New York City and padlocked the premises of each on March 27, 1956, for failure to pay back income taxes. The "Daily Worker" issue of March 29, 1956, pase 1, columns 3 and lh, contained an article announcing the formation of the Emergency Committee for a Free Press with tarnanavnd Af Pinang at AID Re-aduadr oth Flann. Naw wee la Wee ye CY ee th el aw St et EA Wee 2 ee atwre York 3, New York, The article setaforth an open statement condemning the seizure of the offices and property of the "Daily ‘orker" as a"tyrannigal end illegal act" and asking for funds to be “used to fight for democracy, the Bill of Rights, and the foundation it has in a free press." The statement listed several individuals as signers thereto, including Dr. VW. 2. B. DUBOIS. furnished reliebl a hes furnished ei nation 1 the past, advised in March 1956 that the chairman of the San Francisco County CP Headquarters, San Francisco, California, steted on March 5, 1956, that the public meeting of Dr. W. <. B, DUBOIS, planned in San Francisco, was initiated by the California Labor School, but that br. DOBDIS had informed the chairman of District 13 of the CP in California, that he was coming to bos An:eles on a tour and would speak in San Francisco if it were desired, The California Labor School, Inc., 34 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, California, has been designated by the United Stetes Attorney General pursuant to cxecutive Order 1050, The "Daily Workers’ issue of February 10, 1956, page 2, column 3, contains an article announcing that