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. » . a * Mea a 4 a * ~ aot ee . .. , Form No. 1 ¥ THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT REPORT MADE AT NEW HAVEN, CONN. st 1's 9,21,263 [22-950 139727660027; 12/1,1/50 - PESON, ake” —— beson, Bssie Robeson CHARACTER OF CASE SECURITY MATTER = ¢ : ESLANDA*GOCDE Mrss Paul Leo, ff ¥ - BOS SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: -—"7 ibject returned Ja geo from her travels in China and RP wie asf ubject wag “> ” fal, candidate lor US Nepresentative-at-Large from Conn, for Peoples arty in Nov, 1950 elections. Informant claims this Party en- irely Commnist inspired and dominated. In May 1950 Subject spoke before students of the U. of Conn, under auspices of Youn ." Progressives of incre, advised that Subject was a devoted member of CP. Is also subscriber to Worker and Daily Worker. She continues to reside 1221 Enfield St., Enfield, Conn. and is unemployed but travels and makes /2/¥4 speeches froauent ly CLASS. & EXT. BY Ee : o~ Rs] cu REASON-FCIN II, 1-2.4.2 DATE OF REVIEW oa G = All informants unless otherwise indicated are of known | oy reliability: ALD INPORMATION CCRTALNED oe : HED CIN IS UNCLASSIFIED © a Travels EXCEPT WEDRE SHOWN « , OTHERWISE .0. ' The Novenber 10, 1949 edition of the Hartford Courant, a daily newspaper published at Hartford, Connecticut, advised thet the Subject and Mre. MI. RAPER departed the United Stetes on November 9, 1949 for rdam enroute to Moscow, Russia, ‘. as delegates of the Congress of American Women to the annual , Council meeting of the Women's International Democratic Feder= Mo y | ation, and rs, ROBESON indicated that she would go from Moscow | ig to attend the First Conference of Asian BS NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES RECORDED - & Bureau weance eee “New York (Info.) 3-New Haven oN - oN PROPERTY OF BF REPORT AND ITS ant ie h ARE BOT TO BE DISTRIBUTED PUTEIDE OF Preaek es acc Lae _ Be ORT bee ed ees