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Bay woe WH 100-8032 In her address the subject scored colonization as the plight of democracy, The Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions has been cited by the California Camittee on Un-American Activities, Report 1948, page 262, as a Communist front which grew out of the Independent Voter's Committee of the Arts and Sciences. The February 22, 1950 issne of the "national Guardian" bore the subject's by-line which was entitled, "China, Russia and Everywhere = The Women of the World are worried about Us". This article indicated that the subject had attended the Women! s International Democratic Federation ~ meee TOL end then Mae Pamemnn AS Bat om Waa meeting in Moscow in Roveroer LSuo BnG Le CONMTErencée Of aSian women in Peiping in December 19,9 The "New York Times® on September 10, 1949 identified the subject as @ speaker at the American Continental Congress For Peace which was _.. _. held in Mexico City from September 5 to September 10, 19h9. Confidential Informant @edvisea that the American Continental Congress \ /\U For Peace was a follow-up on almilar congresses held in Poland, France and New York and was part of the world-wide Commmist inspired, "peace propaganda campaign".