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FAUSET when she found she could not cmtrol their activities, ‘How-. ever, she continues to accept their aid whenever it will be to her advantace. ant T13 advised that he attended "“The“sartime Labor and Industry Con- i Terence*® sponsored by the Lancagias bogoch of the NwA.A.o.P. and held od at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, n@E ‘This Conference wes domineted by several known Commnists, among them were: jl, GRAK= VILLE-EDDY, CLARISS WATSON, WOK RABRIED, WALTER LOWIFELS, CLARZICE _ —ThU arth, FRANKSCOTT, MERYLATLSON, ERKESTGHRISTIAN, ROBERT-PEATER, ané HARAE STROM The principal speaker was CHARL¥S * ECOLLINS of ew . York City who was Executive Secretary of the hegro Labor Victory Cormurittee. &t York and lancaster, f Pennsylyania, Confidential Informe oO | t Confidential Informant T-14 advised Special Agent a va aon ee OP the Lancaster and Coatesville Branches of the oheh CP. are dominated by the Commnist Party. The York, Pame- evivania, Branch of the N.A.A.G. spaisored a mass meeting on oa: York, Pennsylvania, and coverage was secured throu Bervices of Cont *idential Informant M15, The mein speaker on this occasion was THODORE SPAULDING, President of the Philadelphis Branch, and other speakers were CAROLYN DAVMiPORT MOORE, also af the Phila- delphia Branch, and FRANE kyZ REE, President of the York Branch, — SCOTT Fe NICOLL, Treasurer of the York Eranch and a know | Comminist, was also present, and other imow Commmists who were in ‘ attendance were NEIL E,_HOPKINS and JOH\-CALHOUN. | j During tha latter nart, af t—SYS the B.4.4.C.P. 620nsored eTational Youth or ference at tmneomn Mmiversity, Lin- coln, Pennsylvania, which nannual affair. A report or this Conference was furnished byConfidential Informant #7, whose idan- tity is know. to the Bureau, and the opening remarks indicated the \ purposes of the Conference were to mobilize strength, enthusiasn, , and power for the college students to carry on the program of the KAAWC.P.3 to develop personal interest in problems affecting ne- groes in America, and to provide leadership training for those who wii hear the resnmetbili¢ty of lesadarehizn av ¢he @..¢ oF wee SEPM Ave ee Wk SOO ILE Ad Mic LUvure. a The principal speakers at the first session were: R,/MR- 4 LEY, Youth Secretary, NeA.A.C.P., WALTER L. WRIGHT, President of Lii= coln University, WAL TER-WHI TE, Executive Secretary, N.AAC.Pe, and UTSe ELEANOR-ROISEVELT, ‘the wife of President ROOSEVELT. Others 30 106 -138-37-H9