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“Soviet Priendship. <".. °. “.) for the "New Theater" magazine, .p (% By _ oF Pan) a rc ks , 2 . ro * " soak % of 7 eee 3 . eS ‘ A Pe Oy 2 ie . . na a Se] “ nr. eo” eel Fe wo By ; « : NY 200~102kh2 | Confidentiel Informant T-9, of Known reliabllity, advised on February 16, 19)4 that the subject was & Bponsor of the Comnlttes ef Women of: the, Netional Souneil of ansrican | aa wot 3 Tee ¥ : a : ee cae : Rey A ge ON FS - - *." 3% may be noted that the National Council of American Soviet Priendship has been declared by the Attorney ~._ . General of the United States to come within the purview of Executive Order 9835. _ . - Gonfidential Informant T-10, of known reliability, . edviged on May 7, 1943 thatthe subject has written articles - . published in 1936, which magazine, - Me y . The House Committea on Uneamerican Activities, Report dated March 29, 1944, eited the \wew Theater” magazine as a Commmist publication. BRARPONAG COUNCIL OF ARTS, SCIENCES AND F ROFESSTONS Soe oe Sh 7 B reflect phat the subject: was B sponsor oF the Selentifie Bnd Cultural Conference for World Peace held under the Buspices of the National Council of the Arta, Sctences the Waldorf-Astoria® Hotel, Rew York City, — and Professions ab t March 25+27, 1949 8 . . ; The Jemuary 17, 1949 edition of the “pally worker" gtyrfied an article captioned "frial of Twelve Communiat Party Leaders Starts Today", This article further reflects that the wubjest waa among the signera of this artlele which called upon the Attorney Guneral to drop the indictment of the twelve on the eve of the trial, This article was aponsored by the National Counchl of Arts, Selences and Professions and noted thet “now for the first time in the bistory of the United States, there ‘4a an effort through the judicial process to outlaw an entire body of ideas and @ politics) party exposing these ideas."