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100-1128 Subject Invited to. Speak.At Mass Meeting. Camp Unity.-- Wihgdale, How York. RUTH HicKEhNEy told. Confidential Informant. I-2 that BEAtRICe "New Masses" magazine, had attempted to obtain the servicos of She and 3RAuStoN to speak before a large mass meeting at Camp Unity at #ingdale, New York on a date subsequent to Juiy 26th. BRAnsren stated that he had Offered a number of excuses to decline this request but had finally ad- vised the above individual that both would decline because in substance hou peu- nsosseh! Aeny se fotgod ysossey Menn qata paoooe ut gou eaon Aaag come out with a strong enough policy and in view of the fact that BRAnstEr I was to attend the Mational CPA Convention bofore taking any further actior, Hational Convention and his attitude towards it.. Subjoct's Bosition In.Regards Io Politios" . Confidential Inforrent D3 statod that BRAnsnen had apparently advised his mother, MRs. CHaRles BRANSTell of 2a75 Broadway, San Francisco. tivity in politics. According to the informant, iRs. BRAhsten nad in cor. respondonce dated Saturday August ll, 1945 to RIcHARD and Rutn BRAnSTEh made. the following statenent:' "I am' happy and. relieved that, you both have decided. oug noty.u?ggat pue nogany o? pnnoh nof ysgm uoug I sonantod dn aag? 04 or that as it might conflict with Party ideas.il. This copy of correspondunce. furnished by the informant is rotained in tho new Haven filo.. Hyorkers. Groupl .CP and OPA. Harwalk, Connecticut date ot the next meoting of the above group which had been inactive during the #unsettled state of the party. Following thc State Convention of tha Of ugust 13, 1945, Confidential Informant T--10 was advisod .by RuDoLF (JEspr that he Aad been t old by OHDa that BRAHSTel had beon assigned t, +i.. Norwalk Workers Group of tho CP. ONDA had' further advisod. that 3RaNSt. would be able to assist in strengthoning an organization of that group which is composod mostly of Negros..