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WH 100-8032 | = } ee. that the subject aubscribed to the publication, "New Masses* "New Masses" bas been cited by Attorney General FRANCIS BIDDLE, Congressional Record, September 2h, 1912, page 7688, as a Communist publication. ; = dvised thet the subject stated, concerning her proposed trip to ssia and China, "You know, when you area guest of the Soviet Union you don't have to pay for anythinge® The subject was a delegate af the Gongress of American Women to the Annual Council Meeting of the Women's International Democratic Federation which was held in Ruesia, The Women's International Denoeratic Federation has been cited by the Congressional Committee On Unedmerican Activities, Report 1993, 1/26/50, as a Commanist Front “which was founded and aupported at all times by the international Communist movement. ; advised on December 1, 1950 that the subject attended several functions ew York City which were given in honor of WU HSIU CHUAN and that : she had occasion to meet and talk with him personally several tines, The subject atated that WU HSI CHUAN was “a very charming man” end the subject was greatly impressed with hime b/p WU BST CHUAN is publicly known as a representative with ambassadorial rank representing the Chinese Communist Government et the United Nations New Haven Confidential Infornant ilieavices that the subject atated fd that she had been in Peiping, China in Late December an@ early January 1950 where she had attended s meeting of @ conference — of some five hundred women called by the Chinese Communists, ‘he subject stated that women representatives from all parte of the world attended this meeting although the greater nunber were Chinese. a The subject ateted she reached Chine ¢oming fran Russia via the trans- Siberian Railroad. The subject advocated recognition of the Chinese Comunist Goverment in the United Nations. During the talk the subject volunteered the atatement that abe is not a Communist but she defended Moscow policieg, She stated that in Russia there was no discrimination against Negroes while here in the United States there was discrimination against the Negroes in the Bouthe New Haven Confidential Informant GB sevice that the sudject contacted Mrse KUNG PU-SHENG on December 9, 10,17 and 19, 1950+ Mrse KUNG PU-SHENG | f is Deputy Mrector, International Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs — aw wet UNS E Nme ee soe