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oy “ipjie 3! BP. bps Rothi. * May 12, 147); C (o> Newswmsx ony. NO NATIONAL AFFAIRS 29 Pravda fe grotified: Rusia has so,mazy warm frlonds fo the United States most members regarded i as primarily a E. Davies, Paul Robeson, “and many mittee for Harry Bridges, and the Na- gesture reflecting the prevailing economy- others,” "including Mollie L Lieber. - tional Federation. for Constitutional believe, that if the Senate restores the Lieber had earned Pravde sceclage the publiatins, including New Masscs and. slash, the House © probably wil] agree to hard way. Mrs. Lieber made no bones Russia Toda a a compromien—around $900,000,000. about &: She was an old-time Com- Johannes Steel: ped as radio com- ~ munist-pa member and organizer. mentator by station WHN, he now pub- oo. Bom in Pol 30 years ago, she came lishes the pro-Soviet newsletter, Johannes . LEFT: Sprinter distturignca chortly after arriving here’ eign editor of the sympathetic: Reader's Henry Wallace announced last week sh declared last week, At 17, she was Scope. As candidate Congress of - that he was ready to make the supreme taking pat in radical activities, She Communist-dominated American Labor suctifice. “I have no ambition for. pub- to organize the Young Communist , he was endorsed by The Daily lic office.” he declared. However, he had Letgue, in ‘Illinois and nationally. She Worker and 1,000 Live ne the matter. If the 1. 1. 8 2 wee er a SCOR proven Sher ci GGT) oes tare aiso her io organize fis MiCCESESOT, only way to advance.the cause of world American Youth for Democracy, and is peace was for Henry Wallace to run for now co-chairman of the Iilinois division. ‘of the National Council of American. President ip "48, “T-would ran as hard Wallace, Pepper, and Elliott Roosevelt Soviet Friendship. S call to T could.” . ’ eamed Pravda's accolade by their at- Congress of mie it bovet Fr tacks on American foreign policy, and ‘dinner honoring Red Army, and Southern P F, P ie the Ti Doctrine. The Confe for it Faean From Pravda the anced fe, however, primarily by tor to Soviet. Russia Today. Worked Pre sia’s many blessings one by one, and munist-front organizatiors, including the American Committee for Te was the Council of American-Soviet results were gratifying. much the Russians cou id be thankful for, Friendship, which was Grst organized im = Robert W. Kenny, former State Attor- Soe oavatrecuree SatncG, particularly 1920 the Friends oar the Soviet - Union. ney cS ,eneral of c “alifornia: A Miisted will tthe their American Klee Pravda named = py the war. the organization Coordinating Committee to Lift the Em- them: achieved considerable esteem and bargo, American Lea for Peace and @ Henry A. Wallace, Democratic Sen. in enticin many anti-Commu- Democracy, Council Pan American . Claude Pepper of Florida, and Elliott nists to join ince then, its propa , Friends of the Abraham Roosevelt, whose pro-Soviet stand indi-' against Gated “States foreign policy has Lincoln Brigade, National Lawyers Guild, - cated “the mood of the broad masses of driven most of them out.* League of American writers, ang joint ; € The National Council . of imerican- The Rev. ‘William Howord M California Soviet . by * associate rector of the Holy Trinity Eimstein: Afilliated with Ame the mood of many simple Americans.” — American-Soviet Friendship. Has ben Sie ocoe Through World Coop- € Johannes Steel, “the faroous radio com- affliated with the Joint Anti-Fascist Fievdahip, Fe SS ar aincee Soviet @ Prof, Ralph Perry, Robert W. : — Kenny, Albert Einstet, former United © Among these whe gue "Arperican’ Writere, States Ambassador to Moscow Joseph 14.1 T., jeder Lewrned Hand, and flarcld L. tohes, god, North American ful INP TON CONTAINED + ee