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(em 6, a | © © NY 100-18676 cORISE (HAL The subject was the author of an article which appeared in the "Daily Worker" February 13, 1951. The following statement appeared at the beginning of this article: “The proceedings of the recent 15th National Convention of the Communist Party are now being pube lished in pamphiet and book form, Because the *Daily Worker! considers these proceedings of the greatest importance to the American people, and particularly to the workers, both Communist and non-Communist, we are printing sections of the major Convention reports," A review of this article reveals that in substance the subject has again set forth the report she made before the 15th National Convention. This report also appeared in the February, 1951 issue of “Political Affairs", Exhibit #3: "Daily Worker", th b edt if We BOS February 13, 1951 Witness to Introduce: Librarian, New York Public Library The subject was the author of an article in the March, 1951 issue of "Political Affairs", It was noted on the first page of this issue of "Political Affairs" that the issue would be devoted to the 70th birthday celebration of WILLIAM Z. FOSTER, National Chairman of the Communist Party, USA. | The subject, in her article entitle "Poster's Political and Theoretical Guidance T Our Work Among Women", reviewed the work of WILLIAM Z. FOSTER in "improving the Party's work among women", The following statements taken from this article reflect the subject's knowledge of and activity and leadership of the Woments Commission of the Communist Party: "Foster's personal attention and interest in the work of the National Women's Commission was invaluable to whatever progress was made in CONRIDENTIAL