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Ye Mm wes INU ERUNE DS eer “5 46 ‘5 DI 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 "56 57 52 59 60 os ¥ NK 100-32986 ViMtheb by this orgenization which served as a call to the American people to join the pilgrimage to Washington, D.C. on 9/23/46 for immediate action to end lynching. This circuler bore the signatures of individuals who it stated were "morally indignant over this lawless violence (lynchings)." The name ef EINSTEIN appeared on this list of signzturess The Fhiledelphia Inquirer, a Fhiladelphia, Pas daily newspaper, dated 9/23/46, contained »n article which stated EINSTEIN wrote-a letter to then President H‘PRY S. TRUMAN assailing lynching. This letter was to be delivered to President TRUMAN by a group of me headed by TA", ROBESON, Chairman of the 19EL. 2.L4 a the "La Bell” Communist Club" of Detroit, lich, vas' msking errangeme.ts and attempts to orgenize o delegation of 200 individuals to join other brigades from other cities enroute to Washington, D.C. to participate in the demonstration in “Washington, 1).C. on 9/22/46 sponrored by the ACEL. $7 he dove preparationg were discussed, at uhich time it was pceinted out that ALBERT EINSITIN and FAUL ROBS°ON headed this national crusade. The "Peoples Voice"! dated 10/5/46, Page 17, contained an article relative to the ACEL st Washington, D.C. This article stated in part that EINSTLIN end PAUL ROBESON vere co-chairmen of the ACEL. It is noted that the People's Voice has been cited by the California Comaitsee on Un-fnericen Activities, Repsrt 1948, Page 225, aS amoug publications which the Committee found “te be Communist initiated and controlled or so strengly influence as to be in the Stalin Solar System." A GD 2-02 2: eis: was listed as one of the sponsors of the #CLL with offices at 23 Vest 26th Street, Nerv York City and 1015 M St. NY, Vashington, '.C, The Neily Yorker dated 9/14/46 contained an article entitled "Anti-Lynch Crusade Gets OK for Lincoln Wemorial," Secor ling to this article, EINSTEIN was one of the sponsors of the KCEL. >