Apr. 3. 1952. p. 3). he was one of the sponsors of a peace referendum jointly with the American Peace Crusade to make the end of the Korean war a major issue in the 1952 election campaign (Daily Peoples World of Aug. 25. 1952. p. 8). "Dr. DuBois issued a statement on the death of Stalin which read in part as follows: Let all Negroes. Jews. and foreign born who have suffered in America from prejudice and intolerance remember Joseph Stalin (Daily Worker of Mar. 9. 1953. p. 3). the Daily Worker of January 18. 1952 (p. 8). reported that he had renewed his fight for a passport in order to attend the American Intercontinental Peace Conference In Rio de Janeiro. It was reported in the Washington Evening Star on May 10. 1952 (p. B21). that Dr. DuBols was refused admission to Canada to attend the Canadian Peace Congress because he refused to undergo an examination by the Canadian Immigration Service. On September 14. 1952. the Worker (p. M6) reported that Dr.
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