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hE . 100-8032 meeting will be held in Noscow from November 15 - 20, 1949. Lrs. ROBESON indicated that she will go from Koscow to Peiping, China to attend the First Conference of Asian Women scheduled for the first week in December, 1949. _ Peoples Party Candidate On QD con i centiar Informant Ay advised that the . subject was present at the Third Party State Convention held at Bushnell ~ ate Vemorial Hall at Hartford, Conn. on June 26, 1948, at which time she was 7 = nominated as a candidate for Secretary of State for the State of Connecticut ~~ 3 on the Peoples Party ticket. This information was confimmed by an article _.appearing in the "Hartford Courant® dated _dune eT, 1948. a The Ner Britain, Connecticut "Daily Herald" dated October 27, Sp ee 194€, in a full pare political advertisement headed "Now Your Vote Can Count for Peace", and “Wallace's New Party Program Will be Carried Out in Connecticut", listed the subject as a Peoples Party Candidate for Secretary of State for Connecticut. Peonles Party Activities It is to be noted that the Peoples Party of Connectiait, formerly a local chapter of the Progressive Citizens of America, accordin information furnished by Confidential Informants Bw. , and all of known reliability, was dominated and controlled by members of : the CP in Connecticut. ; OO —— Confidential tnfomant a of unknown reliability, of : P| Gas sed thet a social VES pel on a = es the informant, who was Soe present acstnis social, advised that PAUL RObESON was the featured speaker el at this affair, The subject was also present and spoke briefly, stating that her husband would probably be. put in jail at any time (reason not given by the subject). The subject further stated that the “United States is a free country and people should be allowed to do as they please". According to the informant, the purpose of this social was to raise funds for the campaign of Henry A. Wallace for President, On July 14, 1948 the® Torrington Register", a daily paper published at Torrington, Conn., listed the subject as a scheduled speaker