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ath NH 100-6032 ONAL in Hartford on October 12, 1950, and she stated, ny cantt see how we can exist without peace. “War anywhere is war everywhere. "Unleas we vote Brg for peace we may even have war here, "% vote for either the Republican ue or Democratic Parties is not going to give us peace. “They are working ae very hard for war". GPR csvises that ne attended a Peoples Party meeting on eT held at This informant stated ee that the Rev, DUDLEY BURR was Chairman and after the opening remarks he esd introduced Mrs. ROBESON, who stated that "she has never changed her ming caw A and never will but will continue to fight for the better way of living". of . A discussion was then held on the Mundt-HcCarran Bill and it was urged that members should send telegrams not to the President but to their Congressmen K)C asking them to vote against it, —_ , 3 vols — ised that on he attended a Peo mesting at Most 9o e nominees for the Peoples Party slate’ were in attendance. Mra, ROBESON spoke saying that the "biggest mistake we make is mnder-estimating ourselves. "The Republican and Democratic Parties are not. "The Democratic Party has brought a Negro in from out of state to say they have a Negro fight~ * Poth Ab asogt here for ten years and she was not brought in from ancther state. She said that because many people did not see her they think she is in Russia. This informant stated that. many members of the Communist Party in Hartford and New Haven were in attendance at this meeting. The October 25, 1950 issue of the Bridgeport Telegram sates that Dr. ESLANDA G. (VROBESON would speak that night at a Peoples Party rally at the Barnum Hoter in Bridgeport and that in a radio broadcast over Station BNAB at 7:h5 PeMe, eceding the rally she would discuss the status of the Negro in Bridgeport patticularly with respect to Living and working conditions s | GB aivisea that the Subject spoke of her political campaign and "how she had ried to get experience from the other parties but has found out that they have nothing to offer and that we can learn nothing from them". This was at a Peoples Party meeting held at the Hotel Barmum, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Young Progressives of America The May 15, 1950 edition of the Connecticut Campus, official newspaper of the University of Connecticut, at Storrs, Connecticut, contained an article which reflected that the Subject on May 13, 1950 addressed a group of students at the University of Connecticut under the auspices of the Young Progressives of America. In this address she stated, "I think anyone who thinks McCarthy is at which ing for them." She stated that she was going to remind them that she has lived October 25, 1950. 4 a i TS a Nera ce a ]