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W.E,B. DU BOIS CLUB O° SAN FRANCISCO, aka Dugois Youth Group, San Francisco DuBois Club, San Francisco DuBois Youth Group, Student-Labor Alliance A source advised that on January 31, 1963, the W.E.5. DuBois Club of San Francisco held its first general meeting at California Hall, Polk and Turk Streets, San Francisco, California, at which time the aims of the club were put ferth as follows by TERENCE "KAYO" HALLINAN: (1) Alleviate the Megro problem in the United States. (2) Promote peaceful co-existence between the United tates and Russia. (3) Promote and encourage Marxist doctrines and to bring about a socialistic government i: the United States. A second source advised in March 1963 that the DuBois Club was both conceived and originated by TERENCE HALLINAN. > i nnn: Commencing in tfarch 1363, the Du30is Club published a newsletter entitled "San Francisco News and orld “eport." In its first issue a "Proposed Statement of Principles" was set forth in wnich the club's aforeftentioned ains were elaborated upon. In the same issue the lead editorial in part described the San Francisco DuBois Club as "...a group of young people who are convinced that Socidism is the only answer to the many problem: pace of our time and se find philosophical rapport with the life nd ae thought of Dr. DU 30IS, nevertheless, we are weighed with humility in comparing our goals and ambitions with the genius of his life _ and work. AS a source of inspiration, the figure of W.E.B. DU BOI: — is unequaled in American history, but as a standard and example, : we seem miserably lost in his shadow. We can only resolve that we do his name no dishonor, and whatever we may accomplish should be recognized as a supplement to his life work." The November 25, 1361, issue of the "People's World,"’a West Coast communist hewspaper published in San francisco, contains an article on page 12 reflecting y APPENDIX FS