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swrunUn/en OS INNAWHEO a NK 100-32996 VJMtheb ° coming within the purview of Executive Order 9835. This organization wes also cited by the Congression2l Committee on Un-‘mericen /ctivities,yReport hos 115)9/2/47, Pages 2 and 19 as an organizrtion formed in 4/46 =s a merger of tye other Communist-front organizations, nemely, the Internaticnel Labor Defense and the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties. Furthertore, tht the orgenization was "dedicated not to the broader issues of civil liberties but specifically to the defense of individuc] Communists and the CP'and’ "controlled ty individuals whe ere either members of the CP or openly leyal to it." 1 2b? that litersture t 6 vas distributed by the Nrtional Connecti to Gust BILBO sponsored bv the CRC, 206 Last 42nd Street, New York City during the pericd October, Nevember, and Decenber, 1946. fecording to the informert, among this literature os a letter dated 12 /6/46 on the stationery of the Nation=l Council to Oust BILBO which set forth a list of the officers and members of this committee. The name of EINSTSIN appearrd among the members cf this committee. The Deily tiorker dated 12/15/48 contained an article entitled "Crusade te Capitol on 1/18 ‘ll Urge Vivil RightsTaws." Acecrding to this erticle, the CMC had announced on the previous day thet thousands ef people ould come to Washington, D.C. on 1/1€/49 in a gigantic "freedom crusade to demand peyment of tha election cempsign promissory notes on Civil Rights Legislation. the natioial offic? of the CRC anncunced that this conference would be held in viasnington, D.C. and that sponsers of the conference end tae "Freedom trusade” included ETi3tRIN end ethers. The Daily ‘iorker dated 12/16/48, Page 2 and 12/31/48 Fage 4 stated that EINSTEIN was a sponsor of the "Freedom Crusade" of the oRCe The 12/31/48 issve of the Daily ‘orker stated that rallies and block mectings tere schediled to he held in Kes York City commencing 1,'6/49 to evll on thon Atterncy Generel TOM CL'RK to dismiss the indictaent ageinst the 12 Communist leaders in New York City. Eecording to en =rticle in this issue, meetings which vere erg:nized - 33 -