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WH 100-8032 ( x The August 9, 1950 issue of the “New Haven Register"® contained an article which reflected thet the subject gave a speech at the PPC convention on August 9, 1950 which was held in the Yale Law School, New Haven, Connecticute She praised Soviet Russia's delegate to the United Nations as a “wonderful man"s She said that J&COB MALIK has been “calm and statesman-like in the United Nations deliberations and has diligently pursued the cause of international peace.” Aside fron Mr. MALIK almost everyone else mentioned at the convention from EENRT WALLACE to HARRY TRUMAN was’ abused in typical party line fashion as “rubber stamps® and "warmongers". Even the United Nations went unsupported at the meeting and only the Soviet Union emerged as a defender of the rignt and doer of goods The September 30, 1951 issue“of the “Bridgeport Herald", a weekly newspaper, contained an article which reflected that the subject was elected chairman of the state PeoplesParty on September 29, 1951s The October 16, 1950 issue of the "Yale Da ly News", a Yale University newspaper, contained an article which reflected that the subject spoke — ---- at an election rally of the PPC on October 16, 1950. The subject, the party's candidate for Congressman at Large, declared that she wasproud to be a member.of the PeoplesParty and denied the party was "disloyal". JOHN MARSALKA declared that the main plank in the PrC's platform is peace", During the summer the progressive workers secured over 10,000 Signatures in Connecticut for the Communist supported Stockholm Peace The October 30, 1950 issue of the "Waterbury Republican", a daily newspaper published in Waterbury, Connecticut, stated that the subject spoke at a rally on October 29, 1950 at the INCA, Waterbury, Connecticut as ‘a PPC's Congreaswoman at Largee The subject. called for the seating of Red China in the United Nationa, disarmament; the end of colonial exploitation in Agia and the working out of peaceful relations with Russiae B. All Other Front Organizations ‘\g Confidential Informant Gj advised that it was announced on June 11, / D 199 at a meeting sponsored by the Washington Bookshop Association - that the subject would be « featured speaker at a meeting on June 16, 1919 at Liberty Hall, 525 New Jersey Avenue, Washington, DeCe. This meeting was held to request funds to be used in the defense of the _ eleven Communist Party leaders being tried in New Tork under the © Smith dcte Tre Washington Bookshop Association has been cited by Attorney General TOM CLARK, Letters to Loyalty Review Board, released December 4, 19)7 and September 21, 198, as subversive and Conmunistics i, an aa ~ 4\ . ; a fhe eae oa ee Lat ee Stl Ba aaah beet ta.