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permons: fe tons Lpyrting fy Cn ar TS + Proves: ing the }&.se Un-tr rogin he Comat: ce ” (HusC) hearings i2 “Yachir. on the Chicago visturbance- APPINDI r W.E,3. DU BOIS CLU3S °F AMTRICS (DCA) , ) ecnference of members o- the Co-munist Party, : “h); i:cludine national fu- wcionaries, mae ii. Cries ro. rLidnets for the purpose of setting in -stion fovees for the est: blishment of a ne! national Merxist-oriented vouth 2. ova:;nization which would hunt for the rid St péacelul transition to socialism. The Aclezates were toid that it woud be reasonable to assume thet the yournnm socialists actracted into this new orreanization would eventually pass into the CP itself, convention for ew youth orcoanizatio was held “pron Jane 19-21, 1964, at 150 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, at wht ch sine the nane Y,£,B, Du Bois Clubs of Anerica (DCA) was adopted. Acdroximateiy 500 dele ates from toroughout the United Scates avtendec this convention, MIX ZAGAR“DL, oath Director, statea tnat Ne ero communities the Party still supported the plan to build "left" rocialist centers anc to solidify the Party base through the ICA. This source elso advised in September, 1965, that ‘ TANTEL RUBIN, CPUSA ritional Orcanizational Secretary, stated the Party believes the DCA should have a worse class outlook end be a@ mass oreaniz:tion favorable to socialrsts sociaiist countries and Marxisr, and in April, 1967, GUS HALL CPRUSA, General Secretary, iniicated that the DCA’ primary emphasis thould be on developins mass resistance to the draft. that CAFVIS oe on September 10, .9€7, near the conclusion o* the Third National Convention of the DCA held in New York, New York, from September 8-10, 1967, chat AF VIS TYNER mcr. . Tove the CPLSA, 19€7, that ax scoeaergsor 7 a a < =—_ +s . as =7th Street, New York, New Yorx,