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wm amine er erer es oye sth dee MOM RWN HOO PWN Prema tees we toro wus Ce er tek cae a ae Sa Sa eG en vs ‘Qo PO Note $2,.67D. furnisn m concerning Une 0 ears ar ous sors of the National Council of American-Sovlet Friend- snip Incorporated whose names were to be publicly announred or. April 6, 1943. According to infcrmant the sponsors included Albert Elnstein and others, (page 6) The New York "Journal American" of May 10, 192, contained en article heedlined "Pro-Soviet Pole Bolts Unity Pally." This article stated in part that "last minute attosnts to inject the Alter-thklich Case into thr ‘Allied Unity Rally! at Ceenegle Hol 1 tomorrow night boon -renged today on tne National Council of Amsrican-Soviet Friendship.” Tris article stated further that “meanwhile speevers and sponsors of this rally, such as Senator Clavde D, Pepner, Albert Einstein, Leland Stowe, Thomas Mann, Mrs. Louis 0. Brandis, and Miss Helen Keller, todsy found themselves in a# position of backing 4 charge that the prominent persons who pretested the Soviet Bxecutions of the two folish Labor Leaders arc engaging in @ tconspirecy! to "disrupt Americow Soviet Priendship'. (pare 10) Cr May it, 1943, the New York "Times" carried a sever.-coluan advertisenent entitled "American-Soviet Friend~ ship, 4n Chen Letver To The Americau People." The opening paragrsph of the advertisement signed by Cerliss Lamont roferced to an cvern letter initiated to promote home untty against thuse wac would a:vide ui-"” The smcuncenent wae signed by approximately 65 indivisusals, muny of whom had been identified with other Commumist-front organizations, including Albert Einstein. (pege le) New York report, 10/21/43 Re: "National Council i of American-Soviet | Fetendship, Tncorporated Is-c" i , 100-1) 6964-95 (56)"