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; | CC. NAL - oo being called before such a committee because she had never signed any cards or any papers. The informant interpreted .. the subject's remarks asmeaning that she may have been, or ¥ is currently & Communist Party sympathizer, but is not | Per. _setually @ card-carrying or dues-paying member of the Party. ~ _.. Confidential Informant QM L3 sed that the subject ‘attended . . a PPC rally on October <5, 1952 at Weaver High School, Hartford; Connecticut. The informant advised that a collection was taken — up_at this rally to be used by the Progressive Part yy | qi The informant advised that VINC NAN -. e main speaker and in his speech he criticized both oo major political parties. He stated that the Progressive Party had the only answer to peace, uU 2 vad as and Vv Maes thee Confidential Informant : | Ate that the subject 5 was Chair- man of the PPC as of July 27, 1953... —b A: vised that ‘the ‘pub ect attended y rn —— Confidential Informants rgd >--—=- --above information. -- - ' Confidential Informant of the PPC State informant advised that the main discussion at this meeting - concerned an account of the 1953 bisction. 7 a hat the subject presided at this session. | The Wer fied the above information. “pee Confidential Informant Confidential Informant Hsea that the subject attended a rally sponeored by the Progressive Party in Washington, D. The which was held in Washington, D.C. sometime in May, 1953. Th subject was a speaker at this convention and talked along ines” of discrimination and segregation in the United States. She . stated that the negro people are carrying on @ passive resistan _. against their oppressors in Africa and Asia and some day they. will achieve their Boal which is, according to subject, complete freedom. © moe se dee JS iores 2 an wee Fa on 2 OTe we a eS ee adel eet i er ae pub Ject ie ae a TP epoKe at tn 8 mee . "3 entral Committee on ce Confidential Tetormant |