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nstein’s An St nd Not Surpr ¢ Refugee Who Applaaded Lengthy Record of Ap The world-famous physicist ind acientist, Albert Binstein, sat im the front row at the annual Princeton University Institute of ‘Theology Inst week and listened to Paul Blanshard, author of the anti-Catholis book, “American Preedom and Catholic Power,” . deliver one of his professional tirades against the Catholic Church. When Blanshard finished, the refugee professor and member of the national advisory board of United World Federalista arse and said: “I wish to express my gratitude to = man who is fighting the abuses of 3 powerful organization. We are grateful to him for his! ° , The “powerful organization” was, of course, the Catholic Chugch. A Achieved Fame im Other Fields Professor Einstein's antagonism toward the Catholic Church 1s) not surprising to those who have followed his career since this country gave him refuge. His name is nationally known, among other things, for his identifica- - don with proé-Soviet and’ pro- Communist crganizations, as well as for his support of World Gov- ernment, which would make the United Sta States but a minor party {2 lobe politcal and military fifore than a year ano, the House, Committee on Un-American Ac- tivities compiled « list of: the in- numerable left ~wing affiliations of Professor Einstein. Following is the report of the House Com- mittee, as printed in the Con-/ice gressional Record and reprinted! in THE TABLET of Feb. 25, 1950: ‘Text ef Beport, . A check of the public fTles, rec- ords and publications of the Com. mittee (an Un-American Activi- ties) has revealed the following information concerning the indl- vidual (Einstein) Msted sbove: According to 6 letterhead, dated Oct. 27, 1942, Prof. Albert B was one of the petrons the Congress af firerican Soviet Priendship. was a sponsor of the National Council, of American - Soviet ti-Church rs. ing ms t Paul Blanshard Also Has proving Red Activities cil on March 18, 1946, Be signed jan open letter to the American people, sponsored by the National Council of American - Soviet The Congress Soviet Friendship was cited as a ‘Communist-front organization in Report No. 1311 of the Special [Committee on Un-American tivities, dated March 29, 1944; the ahows that “in re- cent months, the Communist Party's principal front fot all things Russian has been known jag the National Council for Amer- ican-Soviet Prien Attorney General Ciark cited National Council of Amer-/ Soviet Friendship ma) sub- versive and Communist inl lists furnished the Loyalty ‘Board, which were released $o the press by the United States Civil Service Commission, Dec. 41047, and i Sepk 3). anes wt forker™ 2 1942, page 4, hamed fin- stein as one of the of the American ommiviee t Protection’ of cited as “ons of the oldest sux- iiiaries of the Communist Party in the United States” in No. 1311 of the Bpectal Commit- ‘eign Bord was cited as subversive and Commu- nist by Attorney General Clark tn furnished the lista f Re- view Board, released to the Press| pr the United States Civil Bery- Commission, June 1, 1948 and, iSept. 21, 1948. . . Supported Spanish Red) * Albert Einstein an! en- dorser of the North Ametican| Committee to Ald Spanish; De- mocracy, as shown in the “Daily Worker’ of April 16, 1 Pest 3; /b; he was named as & sponsor of the North American Committes to Aid Spanish Democracy, Metical Bureau, in “New Masses” of 18, 103 25. In Reports of the Spectal Conimities on Un- 194@, and March. s]as s Communist-front arama OE thon. Reshorardiam fenued ty ihe i ARROW_x : Io 8 oe farnished ‘this Lohny Board by Attorney Gen. eral Clark, which was ) press by the United woe were released to the oes | | ‘Army Chaplain (Major) Joseph A. Dunne, pricet diocese of New York, 1s congratulated by Major General Ray~ mond W. Bliss, Surgeon General, U. B. Army, as the latter the award of the Purple Heart on him at-the 8055th Surgical Hospital at Yongdong-po, near Seoul, March 31. Three days before Father nal injurfes, lacerations and several broken and leg after an ambulance on which he was land mine. Father Dunne returned to Valley Forge Military How- pital this week after = visit with his mother an : Breesy Point, Queens. Dunne had di mittee on Un-. ‘fmetican Activities, dated March 29, 1944.- Attorney General Clark cited the American Council for a Dem- ocratic Greece as as subversive! jand Communist organization formerly known as the Greek- Amertean. Council in lists fur- nished the Loyalty Review Board,| the 7 the United States Commission, June 1, ne and Sept. 21, 1948, Albert Eins: sponsored a petition of the Amer- sbown in the “Dally People’s World” of Aug. 73, 1948, condemning the Greek, the Government according to the “Daily Worker” of Sept. 3, 1948, Commission Dee. 1947, Sop aie ou Ss 88 can Council for a Democratic] in iGreece, as | American Activitiem-dated a 3, page 2; he 2: he signed » statement of| March S| Conference for World Peace held and| in New York Clty, March 25-27,