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Want to considor uging.thig woman to act as a courier, handio fundg, act as.a depository for funds, etc. Both HAl and DEnnIs said thnt thoy will try to got poople who will work with ChilDs in tho handling of funds, act as couriors, etc. DiaCUSSion oP ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG, of Intornationnl Publishors, and. Jox FIelDS, of Now Contury Publishors Both HALL and DENNIS statod that ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG . is still rogarding Intornational Publishers as.his porsonal buginess and porsona1 property. They statod that TrAchTeyBsnG hos got to bo convinced that this is tho proporty of tho CpusA., Thoy also Statod thnt tho Party-has.& progran for publicationg which TRAchTeN-- BERG cannot stop. Thoy statod that an offort yas made to croato a committec to look into International Pubiisherg. No one wanted to volunteer for this committoe oxcept BEN DAvIs. Hy LULER objoctod to DAvIs as a momber of this conmitteo. HALL said he told Luucn that it was incorrcct to objoct when a:Negro voluntoors for a committoo. HALL also compIained that TRACHTENBERG, who also controls some funds rcsulting from the liguidation oi tho Joffergon School of Social Sclonce, would not oven authorizo an oxpondituro from thoso funds for a telephono for a Party school 1n New York. HALl.complainod that Jo FieiDs.is a Imoss back"; that 1s, FisiDs hna no initiative and sits on his behind most of tho timo. CHILDs said that ho agreod that TRACHTENEERG cannot con- tinue to operate Intornational Publishers an a private domain. CHILDs stated, howevor, that TRACHTENBERG has complained that the Party leadorship has not made him a member of eyen a minor con. mitteo. CHILDs suggosted that sinco TRACHrENBEnG is an old man, to compensato for the loss of exclusive control of tho affairs of Intornational Publishors. Conciusion of tho Diccussion on CpusA.Funds and Businosses HALL that ho now knows as much as DENNIS and CHILDS about tho Rinancial situation in tho CpusA. ~DENNIs said that ho had boen anxlous for BArL to have this informstion. It was agroed that the