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KX. 100-2375 LITERATURE DISTRIBUTED AT MERBTING 3. Petition for the signatures of the menbers, which were “to be Submiticd to Congress and to tnd - Progident of the United States, demanding repeal of the Taft- Hartley Law, reinstatement of the Wagner Act, and urging the immediate passage of the Marcan- tonio Bill, HR 259. 4. A petition for the signatures of the attendants and others, said petition addressed to Attor- ney Genoral TOM CLARKS and de- nouncing the trial of the twelve leaders of the Communist Party, USA, coupled with the request for the immediate withdrawal of the suit. CONCURRENT. CO! 3, See tten ja. | 4. Withdraw the indictments against the twolve Communist Party leaders. (Political Affairs > 9/48, page 942.) T-5 advised that on May 1, 1949, a Progressive Party Meeting was held at the home of CLARA VINCENT. At this meeting, plans were laid to wail out to alk formor members of the Southern Conference for Humn Welfare a letter asking the following of the recipients {(q} REQUESTS MADE IN LETTER 5. Write or wire Senator TOM CONALLY and recipient's Senator to demand full and extended hear- ‘ings by the Senate Foreign Re- lations Comittee on the North |: ' Atlantic Pact, before ratifica- tion. ‘ z CONCURRENT COMMUNIST PARTY LINE 5. "Despite ali threats and porse- cution, we will continue reso- lutely for peace. Instead of an aggrossiveptionth Atlantic Pact 2... & resurrected anti- Communist Axis . . . we shall continue, in company with mil- Aions of other Americans, to urge that our nation shall sign. @ Pact of Friendship and Peace with our great war-time ally, the Soviet Union." (Political Affairs, 4/49, page 4) "American trade-unionists, worker: @ll progressives and ‘peacd-loving Americans, must make their voicds heard. End the cold war! Scrap the Atlantic Alliance for