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: € SO » ag in the-country; °. r" reported an "Appeal for Peace" and members of Congress ND P"OFESSIONS. a avement © s' SCIENCES .:-A? “PROFESSIONS -protesti: & the c . eo . BY SER EUR Neen er ~ ¥ “eae ; page 3 PV LEN CES. AND: Bi Urbs. on LawyéPrs during bolitical trtals, One RUDOLF CARNAP was listed as one of the ‘Signers of this. statement, 49 4 eis o oy ; The June 20, 1951, issue of the "st, Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispateh" containéd an article entitled, "We Join BLACKts Dissent" sponsored by taé FATT NAL COUNCIL OF THE ARTS, SCIENCES a AND PROFSSSIONS and supporting a rehéaring in the case of the Communist leaders before the Supreme Court, “UDOLF CARNAP was listed as one. of the signers of this statemen ARRNE > . Ne pare o The June 2, 1952, issue of the "Daily Worker" on page 3 contained a resolution sponsored by the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THR ARTS, SCI=NCES snp PROFESSIONS which called for a hearing of TUNISIA's demands in the United Yations. One RUDOLPH CARNAp wa listed as endo; ing this resolution, a PRES ao rae Ga Pepe Fee h:. the::USSR sponsored: HID. PROFESSIONS... RUSBY rages “ho eee csc In pant 12 of: the Hearings, Before'.the: Senate Subcomitise ° oo on eeee nel Security which were held June 12, 16, 18, and 23,.1953,.... ... = owas set forth information which mepeg ated that’ RUDOLF ‘CARNAP was a’. ae in “part: "WBIGH was hong GUIAURAL and Sotentific Conference for Werte peeeg? ene: “* “which ‘washeld-in New York City March 25 to.27, 1919, under the aus— AY “~ ¢ piees of’ the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ARTS, SCIENCES AND PROFESSIONS. ....- Rb “another United States Government agency, “advised ce. ; ON May: 9,..19515 "of an open letter dated February 28, 1951, addressed a to President HARRY S. TRUMAN by the "University of Chicago, Graduate Committee for Peace," This letter called for the recognition of the ~~ “People's Republic of China" and one RUDOLPH CARNAP was listed as = cne of the signers, CONFIPENTIAL Je