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NY 100-18676 CONSRQLT! Ny "tPeoplo were not afraid--they came right up to the front of the hall and signed up for the Party, she said. "Her tour took her to Seattle Washington; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco, Oakland, Contra Costa, Los Angeles and San Diego, California; Pheonix, Arizona; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Benver, Colorado. She spoke to more than 7, 500 people at public meetings in these citiesees. a pp nd Tecoma, La a deiedt tate "tn Phoenix, an unprecedented meeting of 1,000 people jammed her rally, the climax of a long campaign which recently won an FEPC ordinance for the state. Tho greatest applause at this meeting, as at. all the others, came when Miss JONES declared that the Communist Party would never register if the Mundt Bill ne: was passed, and that it would continuc its struggle ont to free America from Wall Street." unt Exhibit #19: "Daily Worker" pice June ia 19.8 ne Witness to Introduce: Librarian Now York Public Library A report by the Chairman of the National Woments Commission, ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, on the activitios of tho Secretary of the Commission, CLAUDIA JONES, was sot forth in an article in the "Daily Worker, ' June 30, 1948. In this articlo, Miss FLYNN stated the i ws a sep 6 We eo ele MF er de bth 2 ALY te Pe td following concerning the activities of the subject: "She spoke at a whole series of May Day cele- brations along the coast, at women's conferences, at meetings of the Negro Commission of the Party, and for the Civil Rights Congress--in fact she reorganized one chapter of C.R.C. in San Francisco, and set up three new ones in San Diego, Salt Lake City, and Denver. She