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NE 100-3296 VEM:mag 5 6 3 3 1 with some phases of CP activities dn Chicago, Ill., advised in 2/59 of a brief prepared by the SP protesting the conviction of the CF attorneys who conducted tha trial of the eleven Conmunist leaders. This brief contained a statement it tue appendix expressing alarm at the conviction of those lawyers and criticizing the courts of the U. S. for action taken in regard to that matter. according to the Informant, this statement was siened by five individuals one of vhom was Professor EINSTVIN. : LID a. advised on 7/12/51 iat she had received from the Civil Rights Congress a mimeograph pamphlet entitled, "The Case of the Eleven Communist Leaders," prepared by the Civil hights Congress, 23 Fest 26th St., New York Cily dated 5/51, This pamphlet discussed the indictment and conviction of the eleven Communist leaders under the Smith Act and urged the recipients of the pamphlet to send letters to then President HARRY €, TRUMAN end Attorney General HOYAPD MC GRATH demanding that the conviction of the eleven Communist leaders be reviewed anj the Smith Act be declared unconstitutional. Pages three and four of this pamphlet indicated professor EINSTGIN was among those protestirg the contempt citation of the defense attorneys of the eleven oomvicted CP leaders. PR. Froterting of Gongres:ional Hearings The "Newark Star Ledger," daily mevspeper of Newark, Nodes dated 6/12/53 con “an article captioned, "EINSTEIN RAPS LOYALIY FROBLS." Accordinz to this article in a letter dated 5/16/53 and made public last nicht, ETYSTEL! accused "reactionary politicians’ -f “procceding va suppress the freedom f tesching syd te depriv positions all those who do net prove wvissive. .- . «7% This Letter had been addressed to WIILIAN: FRAUENGLASS, a New York Fublic School teacher, vho refused to testify before the Senate Internal Security Sub-Committes. This article stated that FINSTTLN had urged vitnes