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190-8032 Upon her return home, irs. nOEZS Jez Srnon erailA not tone «a at es3n that ee or ow ee SL. ee ai Se wy rY a per son oy Ecogr apnical bOCE vion. ee Clk wu Irs. ROBESON after her graduation from Columbia had worked at ae research center, which he trousht was the Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. The infornart stated that while Living in Enclend with her husband in the | 1930's, the Subject studied under world renown anthropologists. ap stated thet in his opinion neither the Subject nor her husoand would in eny way Beek to overthrow the Governsent of the United States nor would they cause any change through force, violence or revolution. He stated that he believed both to be loyal citizens of the United States, and vitally interested in ‘the problem of racial discrimination and the elevetion of the Kegro race, On October 27, 191: contacted at the Connecticut Siete Motor Vehicle BDepartnent’ im tne State Office Building at Hartford. advised thet ESLANDA G. ROBESON had filed an application for Connecti- cut State Motor Vehicle operator's license on April 29, 1942, which application _| ““" yevezled the following inforiation: ; ., Name ESLANDA G. ROZISON ~~, Race ; Negro. a — dL Height | | 5) ape ; rd Oe Weight 140 Ibs. b Eyes Brown )D Heir pack Address Thompsonville, Conn, ~ Oécsupation Noweontte . | Education College {| Date of Birth 12/15/1896 Place of Birth. Washing-on, D. Ce Reside ee eo O])rota vanf Mannan ta nut etna 307.4 BL Lacice . : elaLe es One eyacwe since col ha oe 4 ae... that at the time of her application, 1 Urs. ROBESON held New peraztorts license No, 1416100 for the year, 1941. A Connecti- cut license was issued to her for the year 1942, 7 oe Novemper 19, 1943 Reporting Agent recontact dima . wno advised th:t Mrs, ROSESON and her son Paul had gone to avon, D. C. for a reception at the Russian Eubassy during the first week in November, 1943. Upon her return Ers, ROBESON described bhe reception Hii and stated thet her son PAUL had met the Vice President of the - ates, HENRY A. WALLACE, and thet. the Russian Embassy considered the . ROZESONS as representatives. of the Soviet Union in the United States. 7 _ . On Octover 16, 1943 on paze 16 of the "Hartford Courant" there = | appecred a nevis article. entitled, "Indian Girls Guests At Founcetion-—-VYellecley - Aw