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/ MY 100=56680 UU a PAL New York Council for the Arts, Sciences, ané Professions (NYCASP) b/ copy the a Cc on B, Article 1 of the bye lowe states ‘mis organization shall be affiliated with the National Council for the Artes Solences, and Professions (NCASP). She "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications,? dated May 14, 1951, prepared and released by the Committee on Un-American Activities, United States House of Representatives, Washington, D.0,., contains the following ooncerning the National Council for the Arts, Sciences, and Professions: whe Cited as a Communist front. Congressional Committee on Un-American etivities, Réyiew of the Sclentific and Cul Conference for World Peace arranged by the National Council of the Arts, Sciences, end ears sar and | held in Hew York City | on ton AD ore Pmt) ri * er ally, released Ho, ’ ° ginal eased April 19, i089), page 2.) i ES June 29, 1954, the ect was among, & speakers at a rally entitled “Shall American Boys Fight in Indo-China" held at the Cornish Arms Hotels Ney York City, and sponsored by the advised that on NCASP, According t the subject delivered a speech on the people of Guatemala and acted as Chairman of the 1s /- meeting. . / L furnished the sane On information as set forth above, On qual sess ee the subject atte & meeting held at the Kew York Offices of the NCASP, 34 West 64th Street, New York City, CATAL - 1a - SP Rally on June 29, 1954, ee