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« New Haven Confidential Infornant QPeavifed that the subject signed invitations to a meeting of the PPC which waa held > at New Haven, Connecticut. JOHN KAT hairs the affairs Mew Haven Confidential Informant advised that the subject epoke at a meeting of the PPO om May 11, 1952 at the Hotel Barnum, Bridgeport, Comecticut. The subject epoxe of the prisoner of war stalemate in . Korea and said that this was the first time in history that any nation teak such a stand as the one taken by the United States. During her speech the microphone was on the righthand side of the epeakerts platfora and when the subject got through speaking the aicrophone was goved to the center of the #tagee When this was done the subject shouted, *I hope they don't think this is subversive because we moved the mike anay from the flag*. New Haven Confidential Informant gised that the subject waa a ~~ guest apeaker at a PPC rally on a FE ee Bridgeport, Connecticute The informant did not gr¥ the subject's speeche New Haven Confidential Informant ie advised on i = = that the PPC sent out correspondence which included a panphlet entitled, “Let The People Speak For Peace™ which was published by the American Peace Crusades This pamphlet is captioned, "Bring Our Boys Home From Korea, Make Peace With China Now. We are summoning American Ben and Zonen to take part in a peace pilgrimage to Bashincton March ‘The American Peace Crusade has been cited by the Congressional Connittiee on Un-American Activities on the March of Treason February 19, 1951 as an organization which “the Communists established as a new instrument for their peace offensive in the United States™. flew Haven Confidential Informant of unknown reliability advised . that the subject attended meeting the National Committee of the Progressive Party on December 2 and December 3 1950 at 13 Astor Place, New York Citys ; , The June 18, 1950 lesue of the "Daily Worker® contained an article which reflected that the PPC consention emied with a testimonial dinner for the subjects The article did not advise of the date or place of the conventions mee . Carn :