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ne suoject anda her husvanc, vou. are Negroes | ° who are Communists and whe are pitter against the white race. She also advised that Subject end her husband heve aroused considerable feeling in © Enfield, Connecticut as they are the one colored family in Enfield, Com. with the exception of migrant negro workers in the tobacco fields. — advised that Subject recently wrote a book which is being pusiis..cec by Harpers concerning her trip through Sfrica. Pursuant to the above inforstion on October 26,1943 the Reporting Agent contacted sho stete\ thet she knew the Subject personal Ys an and volunteered the > following i i tion: Oo . of Mrs, PAvL ROSSSON's maiden name is ESLANDLGO PAUL ROZSESOK, the fanous negro actor-singer, and they he SHORESCI, JH., who attends high school at Springfield, Mac§achusetts, and is / ' about seventeen years old. Mrs. HOSESON's mother, Urs. EF-GOODE, lives with the RC=ISCi's at Enfield, Connecticut. The informant stated that Mrs. ROSLSON wes a fine woman, and that she had recently written a book about her trip through Africa which concerned the problems of the negro race. The — informant saia that irs, ROSSSON recently had written a story about negroes in the wer, and that this story also concerned race discrimination. a wie Recently Urs, ROZESON made a trip South to Georgia, and upon her yy IF return Ty she had changed her mind considerably concerning the white’ people in the south. Mrs. ROBESON is very well education, according to the informant, and attended Columbia University. She takes part in the .-- civic affairs at “Enfield, Connecticut, which is a small New England town | without any industry. Mrs. ROSESON is a member of the Red Cross Motor Corps at Enfield, and the informant stated that she believed her _bo be a one hundred — ner rent Amoriran However, the informant afivis ed that Ers « ROCESON does re- =o Rete ie bide de rie BST Fee y eee ee ae Eee Foo he Salk tet ew ar ceive the "Daily Worker" ryt, She married one child, PAUL... At the present time Urs. ROBESON is. attending classes part time at the Hertford Seminary Foundation, The week prior to the interview vith ay Mrs. ROSESCN entertained the PANDIT sisters, nieces of tan leader NokRU, at her home at Enfield, These girls are presently. _ attending Wellesley Colleges ; Pat ar ae ] °. dirs. RO3SSCxNI Pood a brother who was in Ruseia at the present tine operavin ga show or circus of some sort. The informant . stated that irs. ROBLSON receives letters from India, -2- (OMAN