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Wy 2100-98510 PRUMAN and Premier STALIN “before our foreign policy. pecomes subject to the presgures of a fateful election a abatement issued py 100 aAmericens . cempaign™ was urged in 4 bY. aid released by the National council of american Soviet Friendship, 114 Bast 3énd street, New York City, on. Getober 15, 497. . ae The article stated shat the statement called for” a “peturn to reason which it gaia “is not & measure of — appeasing the soviet Unfon". The arbicle further stated, We hold no preference for she Soviet system nor ao We wish to defend every facet of soviet policy". Among the signers of this stabemens reportedly was ROBERT S. LYND- the "Dally worker" dated Pebruary 17, 1949, sonn taire d an article entitied NSeventy Cultural Leaders Ask Truman 7. Stalin Talk". the article is quoted 8s follows: "seventy American religious leaders, educators, artists and writers yesterday urged President TRUMAN to make a positive response to the offer by Soviet Premier JOSBPH STALIN for 6 meeting on American-Soviet relations. tyhe statement. released by the National Council _ of American Seviet Friendship, said chat the eause of much international tenaion in Burops and in American, Soviet relations was due to the failures of the allies ‘signers ROBERT S.- LYND, to. of whe atatenent inelided? + Columbia University..." i National Emergency Genference | _ for Democratic | tphts The "New York Times" dated ‘May 9; 1939s an article which states 48 followst* (6 fe pr. FRAN } OAZ >» Honorary Chairman of the mmoergency Conferenc® made public today an analysis ot alien Legislation before Congress. in cor tion with’ charge of the sponsoring committee © conference that more than 7 :