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' .-" :' E =1 --- .. ~ I Exhibit #6: "New Masses" 5 M. _ I May 16; 1939 5- .;~f1-Z; -.5: Witness to anu- Introduce: Librarian ;§h§ Library of Con- grass seed CLAUDIA JONES became active in the Communist Party as a recruit to the Young Comunist League ranks in about 1936. She was active as a Young Communist League organizer and as an officer for the Young Com- munist League. She was considered one of the ablest = &§ young Communists in America and was elected to the Naéional Councilof the Young CommunistLeague. She su es quently becameactive. inthe Communist Party. k c1B1d92 age " ° = B. History of Comunist Party I-+ =ri'?§__.A.et.1vity fa;-5:1_g_1gqs.git_i0ns Held Subject was described as the Chairman of the .§@g New York County Young Communist League and a member of the National Council of the Young Comunist League as -.:.. of October, 1938. as ea Exhibit #7: Young Communist League "Review" v. - October, 1938 12.1' 92 92 '7';-' :5 J 1, jag ? ,_ :1 92 _ . .'|1'-.-.. . _. ., ,. ,. ~.-- _ -1 - Y - , ,. .-, . ~ -.»., -A. -_-:, . ,; f.-._.-' _92_-'-'=_.:.~;___,, -:-~,- J _'F-2, =1. -. " ,~ ,:.92. -1?-_.__-__ ; ;.:____ _,_~ _. _ 1: . __ ,~-92- -'-.r_~ _ ._: . _ _'__,_ -'-_._'. .~ -;92. ;- - _f=_. ,_,_'=-._ - ,:-_. '. --- -' ,3-f,f._,92_92 .- ft. 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V Introduce: Librarian '92 . _-92c._-'1 Library of _ Congress saw-1! CLAUDIA JONES was identified as the National *3-.**'*%"?5 92 i Educational Director of the Young Communist League as of C . it "1? August h, 19hl. I -=.. a I 1..' ru ! , '1 ~ _.. Exhibit #9: Young Communist , 1! 5! I ..'§.§ 92 pf !92 A' League "Review" .55. -_ . ~. <..__ '.'-'_- 1 August n, l9hl ,'._.'. - . .'.A, _'u-a _-.4 __|- Librarian _- 1 Witness to Introduce: '.=I -- IQ? .-~ --, 1-;¢ ; Libraryof r ; -pg- - :1 I . Congress .,¢ ., . -1- .1-=.1'-pi CLAUDIA JONES was aprointed Associate Editor es of the Young CommunistLeague eview"as of February, "'n l9u2. She was also described as a member of the National .-L 4-Q Council of the Young Communist League as of the above- 01'1 H".-W'.~, mentioned date. P . . 55$-I Exhibit #10: Young Comunist .%E ::a§ 1 i'4u;_5> ' League "Review" February 3, 19h2 . - _. _,_. 22 -e;" Hitness to -_-.24¢»; - an ,-"9 , L Introduce: Librarian 92. 1-. .:92:'/-1, :. _'c'.',~ .' Library of I '~',""_ ='T. - Congress ._ji,=.-Y; - ~~ ._A ,0 -> U 4- CLAUDIA JONES attended a "National War Service Conference of the Young Comunist League held in New York i G P January 9 and 10, l9u3. She was elected to the National A ~ We i .3 .1'__ .": 3 _.-Q ;.=* C gf x _-. -.- 1.=.92'- "o_92. h ..'.--, "'s- i=.'_ f.- -IF3-;".92-* " ; .-;=.- ;.»" .--'?'rs{S ._-_ .4 -"'--F_..._ ,. ~-, q A . 3. ;¢ A -,- _! '_~".92f_§5'.' ~I; 13*:-155'? I1-"3'? _x,"1 1 -'1-'.-- I. j i'T-7-#1 . ' n92"-zri--J-'1- ../§ . 2-_92 ',L_ -. kL.:, F6 ~ '_,~ . gt 1! *ee : 1 U- ~ " . , '-51}? -'- - *5 ; . ; . *-»..""? , *- ck ' . .- _c . -1 "4+1 --.s_ .5 4 at ! _ _.. A H. . -vi .14 ¢-»'- - 51?;-+55..;. 1. '3 a-=5--2 -w- '.'-"h1w"I _!1 ! - _ . . *%5§ I. -__/, ~._ ;, -i4 L. H..- §:»A;;f~jNY 100-18676 Council of the Young Communist League as well as to the "National war Service Council" of the Young Com- HQ... munist League. F T Exhibit #11: Young Communist +1.11 . League "Review" .-I January 26, 19h3 '-_92v-c,.,,, . Witness to Introduce: Librarian 1' 1':-:3-L1 -.-», :_ . Library of _§;'_4 ;;¥.}922 ' 213- Congress CLAUDIA JONES was elected as the editor of . _<__:' 3' i the American Youth for Democracy "Spotlight," which was first published in December, l9h3. 92 = ",'~;< E,=:.~"' Fe! -0 A Exhibit #12: American Youth v. :3 for Democracy :~_ .41 .-_.*"¢ .--'.| "Spotlight" =:- »;- December, l9h3 ..._.__ .s. W Witness to 3.275? -"' 9? : Introduce: Librarian Library of Congress It was stated in the American Youth for Democracy "Spotlight" of February, l9h5 that "Claudia $?. Jones, editor of the 'Spot1ight* since its first issue, iww "-92'-'5":s: '..1 1..i t I45?. _ W . __. ;- 5 9' :_;-.92§- Y: 0 *1 is .-'.<; 92-I.." '- .3 I- : -'-'1 '-. ~"':-1'; 5 ff". ~~ ~ . - -1 ~-'.- - - r -'.=r~.-'.:.=.;--.-i~"'- .-.'.'- r~;-.'--.£='--x:-'-.-;-=-;'=.i --I;-':-,:-'1:-'~.'-----'92-"H '-'.-" -- : 92..~ *5-9.92- I ' '-.92'. -.' F 1-Y¢.".,';~ _ 92'- :r1-*:'.' 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Ta . .-ca'1 s=§Ei§ f= .1-3", ;..'-._ "1 CU'%~£Fi§ $-%TlAL 4&1_ . I '~;x92# »..,. W _ NY 100 l86T6 ¢92._ her position in the Communist Party was Secretary of its National Women's Comission." She said that this position was held on a national basis. f g : .".<"" Exhibit #l5; Transcript '4" the record the broadca sag Radio Station oi f- KQV, Pittsburgh, M?-5_ Q ~'-'.'- '. Pennsylvania,of ___-Iu>92. .: --' g , July 13, 19hY, .312»- 9:30 puma st, .J.- 1 1 3'.-;':_>5v">15. 92 Tia s'- '_ Witness to -_, Introduce: Manager tag Radio Station KQV Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania I CLAUDIA JONES admitted that s he had been -3%? active in the Communist Party movement for a number of .. I .- _».;' . la AQ.-", ;?% {uh 1'»~ 92_1- ' .='-1"». . RS. , nu. - 92':._i -"Q V '2'-2.>'-.~'_ 5T.'r,: - -',92' If;-."e92¬ . ea . 1 1 A - - - II <1 q ._. ._ .- _l A - 1. 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KNOWLEDGE OF THE ILLEGAL OBJECTIVE e,- .'_1 1. e L~ OF ~ THE L CONSPIRACY_ _ _ _ '_ COMMUNIST 1 > _ <; ':; 1 '* *~PARTY! "fever |., =1 A. Evidence Showing Subject's Adherence ¢3% to and Advocacy of the Principles of ---I |-nu. I-92'92|lI4--.- - iii 1"E-j.', §.1.e1I1-Lvzzilzi-5111 ___W o______5_'.1i*-F CLAUDIA JONES is the author of an article in the August, 19h5 issue of "Political Affairs." In this article captioned, "Pro Convention Discussion Articles," CLAUDIA JONES discussed the issue before the Communist L... Political Association at that time, namely, "Revisionism." ¢ 92A-w~.. .m _ The following verbatim statements have been taken from this article; x. >-t ,¢-- $5?1;}! 1 QEE -ey;I.-"f 5&4i.L-nil :7 . 1% -5 I:_/:7.- ._ ." ~-:_'_ : V1, . 92._ -' _:: .¬'.'T .... _; . 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A p .= - __1_~__- _-_-_ »,_ _ ir .. .,-. - .92| _'_ w_ .. -. - -- - .7 .._1.s, .- -, .- -- :5 -4._..92 . - ~,-_---if-,-..=,_', - ~. ;_'_-, ~11. j_'1-=1 4 yr -» ~ -;, ,-,'9-:'..,-,', ~ -1 ;-,',-~._-.,-.*_H_.-=.>;;_.v.1-U-;;.;,. -_."-=-;.'.':; -- 1, ,1 4 1_-..<- .. -. .-,-4 ,1 - ,.;-L-_92r f';.I J 1__;. ,.;___-_--_-_ -,' _ A '92 92.4- - ;_ ,,_,_i..,_; kll-.l- Fl-A.."J ,7 .». __-~ ;-:- <---..-1 - -|-1. -. ~- - 92'» j__,;j~I_92;.g_.J-,_-I_l.."- ._.-.=_,,.¢L_2r.1.¢_<-._ ....,-..h-...|...._.., 3' -.' -.~ ~-"- R i§& .5, =.»s-.-_ W-~e.; ' as - --.92 gw w-i r -1* CB! ¬ lii 1% .- I. - 1- iv NYVIOO-13676 i "The thesis on self determination and the Negro people was thus presented by BRUWDER: .-9+ -, 92.. -53;, J "*.,,the crisis of history has taken a turn .._ , = of such character that the Negro people in the United .-'.Z=4-" T States have found it possible to make their historic decision once and for all. Their decision is for their ._"'._, complete integration into the American nation as a whole, %..'-,1 and not for separation.... " The decision of the Negro people, is therefor 6 D already made. It is that the Negro people do see the i-=.'.~ opportunity, not as a pious aspiration for an indefi- %r~ Q/_>Q~_ -1.-'5:. nite future, but as as immediate political task under . ~-". the present system df'approximating the position of ii equal citizens in America. This is, in itself, an exer- K, '1. 1T-*1- cise of self-determination by the Negro people. By .'-5?:-92_ their attitude, the Negro people have exercised their historical right of self-determination....' . .,'.;'.=L 92., '::9¢* 5' "BROWDER bases his thesis, first and foremost, r§.*;'§ _- ,_ on the premise that this 'decision had taken definite 1 ,- '-92-_ _, -4 form which no forseeable development could now change. But Comrade FOSTER'S basic Marxist-Leninist analgis of 1 ~~.3¢: ,_ ., .. 3 the revisionist c1ass peace policy advocated by BROWDER -'i..l is utterly upheld in this field by current developments. -» 5'-H Witness the vehemence with which the permanent FEPC is -ref; - being fought, and more recently the scandalous libel and lynch spirit of Senator EASTLAND'S attack upon the -1- 800,000 Negro troops, even before victory has been com» 1-. pletely won, which signalize the attempts to rupture r."- .:, , the war»time Negro-white relations.... 1».-. If The weight of emphasis in BROWDER'S thesis 7'1 > on the 'attitude of the Negro people as the deter- £4- mining factor, and our acceptance of it, was a sub- r | - jective and unscientific approach to the question. 92 .,~ _if-5 i ,1: .~_' 92:--_.-.1 .-;.~ :.',.492 .~_ _; -¢ 92'_" __.., ; . >»_.---1'- '4-._=.-,'.'." 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All-J-92-JU A-U£192-l.U.L'DJ.L&-bl . -4-;- V -_ "-:'1-. "Instead of fully utilizing the potential ..,_,;4 .__i"7:7 of an anti-fascist war of national liberation, which, 54.,-; ' .-1.1 -aw -. F1 as BROWDER correctly states, fired the political .- 92_ "I:--:7 maturity of the Negro people, to root out determinedly _'J¬> <7_ the white chauvinist prejudices among the American people j 1'Q and among new sectionsof our own membership!, we did '3; L1 not take that initiative. ?¥5 II That Negro comrades accepted BROWDER'S oppor- ,.,.- =5 _.r tunist thesis makes the error all the more grave, be- _ Q5 cause in effect we accepted the false and bankrupt logic of reformism as a solution to the problems of the Negro .~-;-:-_, people. Not only that, we accepted a Fleas than equal ;-.-I = ' status for the Negro people for generations to come' - T- >.":' something approximating equality. 1. "Only by sharply dealing with this major ques- 1- tion shall we be able to overcome the serious errors of this period and fully explain to the Negro people and eel the white working class the source of our errors. This, too, is the way to guarantee continued enlistment of the aw strength and organic support of the Negro people ~ the comon goal. , . I have one proposal, which I believe to be uni practical and necessary, to recommend to the National :- *"¢ ,,.... f i _ - I. _ ., 1-92 _: .', *-3 . 15-4 N Fig-§92+.'; - '1 .* - T 13$ »=.-.-:-. ,. <.., J_>l"':-l:..t'I.92q ,» 92.- . .-'. , . ..{-..; yams '§ '92. *-'-1"-h gge ,92- _ _¢.~"u .92,' 15: I-'1'.- 92 I '0 1- ~92¬92 ': "TE; 1- _!1 =5-1' 1:-~ -_l~?_ .==»- IIIIIIIII 1 Z-"fé»'~.*- 92 D >, § - TN '. ~.'?- I kl r /' 41:1-1-.- 5 : 9292 . u -v j %F 2 . 1 1, ;,92'i!;:'. .-5 .g§, _.-<0; j- ma 100-16676 5 ,.-:1 .-1 . V -7'4 *3 ,/'1!" '!&.§;§5 ~ 2 1:"!-'42 Board of the C.P.A. That is: to set up a Commis- EH sion to examine our work in this field, with the aim of making a basic appraisal and study of work in Negro yrs- -vu communities, especially presenting a factual study and analysis of the status of the Negro people in this _ "1 Black Belt, in industry, in consumer, industrial and agricultural spheres, and in the trade unions." 4 . ,, -92 : .92--4 --x Exhibit #17: "Political Affairs" :¢§ t August, l9h5 ._,-.92'_;'-Q o Librarian I--LII-I Witness ; Introduce.Library of l Congress .. ,. . Psi? Z: 5;. I='_ -1594'-75 CLAUDIA JONES was the author of an article 1 S entitled, "Negro People Are Joining The Party that &eads Struggle for Equality " which appeared in the The Worker," April 7, 19 6. Excerpts from this ,£5 article are as follows <- "It was this Marxist-Leninist principle that 15:- the Communists brought to the labor movement, more than - "I-J ,._i~r 25 years ago...-It were the Comunists who inspired this *1 . fight which led to organizing negro and white share 4 croppers in Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama. They _ 4. sought tirelessly to integrate the Negro worker in the labor movement.... ~"".1:.' e Q ' "If today the unprecedented unity of negro and white exists in the wage struggles of labor, it is largely because the Communists pioneered and zealously supported the nation-wide agitation to organize the 3-; 92. -;.' ;-". ~_._.c: P» "F: . ,.. _; ._ X. -__':_._-- 92-1 T !..:-'-T 1 P :-H;.'-,- w té -7. 1'33- »'.w_@ .. --z._ -._I f ,~ . J, 3'5 -':.=TI92~.'- . .U-.3 J,- I.92 .2?-'2,-':-' _ 1" _ _,% k ajg -q _ ~ - -~ - Jn -92 1 5 t I _;,,_L,. -. , _-. -. 9 * _ -P, ,s»Y _'_ J an, -. __.; 92 lil_-.§;..-= i_ 1 '* F 1H1 .-I-f= ~92,. 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E23,;as CLAUDIA JONES participated in a radio form held on July 18, 19h? at 9:30 p.m. over radio station KQU, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The subject for debate was the question of Universal Military Training- CLAUDIA JONES and a Mr. NATHAN ALBERT represented the side of Commnism in this debate. The following are 1'3 verbatim statements made by Miss JONES, reflecting her knowledge of the aims and objectives of the Communist Party: "My Party, the Communist Party, joins with .,s5 millions of other Americans, in fact with the majority of people, in opposing a policy of Universal Military Training for the nationls youth. we are opposed to +35%- -e such a proposal because instead of its being a means .25. '_.' of promoting democracy and world peace, it would in ~m 7 _..| i=-:1 -{.2 reality, promote unintelligible! of the country unintelligible! and war-mongers. Defense of the country depends not on its military might alone, but first of all on those policies that will insure democ- racy to all the people, decent hones, adequate educa- J'- tion, a high standard of living, and an active defense of world peace and democracy. v "{ The following statements were made by CLAUDIA JONES and Judge GUNTHER, who opposed the views of the subject: §;li'~'- $§'}"Judge GUNTHER: "You are an admitted Communist, are ;..-;r-;g_ you not? ee~ Miss JONE§: "Correct. E -2'z Judge GUNTHER: "And you believe in the theories 92 92 P 92 _ r_ "»92 ,_v ._- -K3 -' ? _;_ ;,_-_:,-.4 -".4-. , I5'_ - Ii ,1-1'- -; : -l ~:.-.- 92 ,7 ?-~,;-I2-; r rn *1 f-.s fF_f: - 1-;!c,' '--' i av .-}. -. 1|- ;'.~ ;.~.;¬- T .92"" . -is .,.»-5 ,1-:»¢._, 5c *!'-Jae -r --- - G " '. ff? ~ .- iDEl'92H ii- CL kw NY 100-18676 1+ . -1: Miss JONES: "Y33 I Judge GUNTHER Does it include compulsory military training? Miss JONES "On that question, let me answer you. The constitution of the in. Soviet Union does have a plan for compulsory military training. I am not here to defend the position wig of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Y 115? Union, in having such a plan, what- F i -92 ever it does, it is its own business. Pa I would say, since you asked the ques K-#1 tion, that the Soviet Union, in my . -P., opinion, has had more of a logical justification for such a program of - eta,-4; universal military training because 's . ever since its inception it has been the target of foreign imperialist :.r >' 5,.--"' intervention, both in June, l9h1, ._. - .. attack by HITLER, the Finnish attack Ax involving foreign imperialism--no - _ loss a person that HERBERT HOOVER supported such intervention against 3 the Soviet Union--the threats from Japan, the Japanese militarists, in addition to sixty nations, including I- the United States, which attacked the Soviet Union- Sr- Exhibit #15: Transcript of L. Radio Address, Station KQV, Pittsburgh, -4». Pennsylvania Witness to Introduce: Manager, Radio Station KQY, Pittsburgh, wit? "3 Pennsylvania .. é . >', '-ff,-_.=,._. n :";j -i,»¢<.;.. ,_ ,92-.-... r :i 3 F1 t ieigiit n @§{h%£_ 92- --'- ' ,: "_,_'92. c~§:_ :.-'~ ':- ;"A. 7. ;->~_'.-. ¢ ._-':_ -_ ,3; 92I I f:_; ; -L ;-'-54, ? 'P~ F.'?~ - 'é5iY~ l'7 I -~' .-'1' 'w,;-r -'- - 1'=':1~'I-3 s;--2 as ea,vi r'-l' 4 -.» -n t%%é ;§1 one z one EQQ sea 516.. -12 Q asa I 135 $- 92 .s_ " = y . né J {X =92_, .,~,;_-. -.;- Q. _. NY100-18676 L»L¥§922%* "" P N -3 é.~-1.; CLAUDIA JONES was the subject for a picket .f§§ demonstration staged in front of the headquarters of the Imi ration and Naturalization Service, 70 1.. _ Columbusiavenue, New York City, February 2, l9hB. -*:"'.*t§ .- q WILLI§aYNORMAN, New York State Organizational Secre- tary, as the leader of this demonstration. Approx- -.13 imately 100 pickets paraded back and forth in front of the Immigration and Naturalization Service head- :»§ quarters. The announced purpose of this demonstration was to denounce the deportation proceedings being carried out by the Department f Justice against ,-'1: -t»92=:"- ._!' CLAUDIA JONESand lxmiaml g mtmu. Pickets carried . _..-_ ;?#. placards calling for the 1 of the deportation and ' "discrimination" against minority groups. .3 I It was noted that at the bottom of the plac- 1- >'.'..:j- I ardg/was the statement that tho pioketing was sponsored .12"-'7,-"3 by-the New York State Committee of the Communist Party. . *,:-~- -=5-.-. The inscriptions on some of the placards were: End ;ea Department of Justice Attacks on Minorities"; "Tom , .¢.=;- Clark, Don*t Tread on Me in this inscription was a -1 ; fi large sketch of the Statue of Liberty!; "Halt U.S. 92 92 "5 l __'§_ 1: : 92'-.,.92- |'92]'. Z-'. '1. . -_92;_-r-, P"-:-T; - 511" ii. ..~-.1! 2: - :._1-¢__~-." _-3 _.;- '- it-;.1,{*1 ,- Tl 52.5.Iii irbq;-'1 B <1 F3-rfer": '3 77 F" .: 92 I __92-.:-Z-L ; _4§ §§$? 5| mg» 1 5* ' . _,.,_-.:_, _;92-510-9; NY ]_QO__18676I ; vim, gt.,__A. o._ 4,,_,,-.3 CLAUDIA JONES was the principal speaker at a May Day Rally sponsored by the Communist Party of r - .,_;j_ Les Angeles on May S 19MB, which was held at the '3 Embassy Auditorium,6&7 SouthGrand Avenue,Los .37-e. Q§@_.."I" - Angeles, California. Approximately 1700 persons at- n. tende this rally. The Chairman of the rally was '_l-fr }BtNEP7§g-; »RKS, P&PtY- CWI " "j " ' cor E120 -.Ch='>ai1:'men j L9a.e:aeLe§..Qsae_sz£@..eeYau2:.h , _ . '.=- .a- CLAUDIA JONES spoke, and reportedly centered her speech around alleged mistreatment of negroes, -.1 gag,. Mexicans and Jews, and the foreign born in the United States The subject reportedly stated that negroes in ise the United States are under "Jim Crow rule." She . '- ", spoke favorably of the plan of civil disobedience of :_'-'2'". L negroes in the next draft for military service. She quoted WILLIAM Z. FOSTER, National Chairman of the Party, as stating, "The Communist rarty will refuse to comply with this measure" referring to military train- ing and servicdL The subject reviewed the incidents surround- as ing her arrest for deportation and ridiculed the fact F1 1 that she was charged by the Government with advocating -.&f- - the overthrow of the Government by force and violence. e*§ She referred to the imigraticn station at Ellis Island . 4 .'I"'7I?§as a concentration camp. She reportedly completed her ~e speech by referring to the "valiant, democratic, freedom- sh loving people of Greece, China, and other countries," , ,_-.5 who, shestated, werefighting for their independence. 51L_ I r. 3. ""_ .,92-eI.. ,1 .-,- F. .I., L08 I? -_§~'{;7-~: Angeles 1'i 1 _ . 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' '-"arr.sud V .'- - .- ./5 . -.':'*;'r- -51-" L tr ': .. - .1 "'1 k - - .92Y._T 92 ; _'-¢_'- I . 1sn_ a -i";...~ Witnesses: Q92 "5;-1 1 »_-- - . .- f . -, A. -I11: { A report of CLLUDIA JONES activities in .". _-_.-5 =_; ?*. recruiting new members to the Party was set forth in an article in the "Daily Washer," June h, l9h8, by .4. Staff correspondent I-.RNo1f15} K1 . 92 .--2. -92 3 ,2: '. 7-'-I. ... Y?-L;-.f. . ' > ~'."!-.'13, :- ,~ <, _ . _ f_- 92 ,.'-1 .- -'1;'1'; =._:"§-.- :.- -1-:'92;. -i 2:1; 1-- F;5_._.1 ,;~'=_' -.- _ __,§ rat i at--1 .4 3. 92 1,->;_, mc 100-16676 "'Peoplo werenot afraid--they came right §e§ up to the front of the hall and signed up for the _92;!_= i Party,I she said. 3:. "Her teur took her to Seattle and Taccma, Washington; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco, Oakland, _,.. 7.1. Contra Costa, Los Angeles and San Diego, California; .__3_r,!.:. . , _, Phoenix, Arizona; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Denver, Q : Colorado. She spoke to more than 7,500 people at public meetings in these cities,,., ' "In Phoenix, an unprecedented meeting of 1,000 people jammed her rally, the climax of a long .-'~ campaign which recently son an FEPC erainance for the u.- state. The greatest applause at this meeting, as at ifg all the others, came when Miss JONES declared that the .~, L-T ? Comunist Party would never register if the Mundt Bill was passed, and that it would continue its struggle * 2.. to free America from wall Street." »-M.I "s 53 Exhibit #19: "Dai1"Worker" ..-1; June L,l9QB _ - =. Witness to Introduce: Librarian .17.3-_ -. ._., ._ New York Public Library ..».., ".-1 A report by the Chairman of the National Wbmcn's Commission,ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, on the activities of tho Secretary of the Commission, CLAUDIA £5 JONES, was set forth in an article in the "Daily Worker I June 30, 19%, In this article, Miss stated the 21'-r -. following concerning the activities of the subject: :;-.-;>- "She spoke at a whole series of May Day cele- _ brations along the coast, at women'sconferences, at meetings of the Negro Commission of the Party, and for -I the Civil Rights Congress--in fact she reorganized one 1.. v._ 9;! -5 chapter of C.R;C. in San Francisco, and set up three ~- +1. ; new ones in San Diego, Salt Lake City, and Denver. 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NY 100-18676 .-§T!fi.L ¢;@ "recruited nearly 60 new members to the Party and un- doubtedly many more who listened to her have joined .: . , - since. ..@ "She reorganized the Women'sCommission in Seattle, and had large conferences with women's com- 1.? mittees in San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and in *"-.1 Q --'' San Mateo County. Altogether, since the National .9 -1 _. '.'I . Women's Commission of the Party has been reconstituted, ':-.~'-. and especially since February, 19M? when CLAUDIA JONES " became our efficient and capable Secretary, we have set 2-? up 12 commissions in various districts, to work among WOITIGIIQ Q I Q -5-'1é¬..~.-* n_§ "She is one of the finest assets that our see.,u 2" . Party possesses today. It is a privilege and a pleasure to work with her and a satisfaction to see the splendid i example she sets for Gomunists and other women. ".-_';;:,~g*- .5. 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B7-L E ....__ $¥§ e _ e 1 '..-3' T-L ': ~#:-..g.-Q :_'=P',_. .," NY 100-18676 * l g iii CLAUDIA JONES is the author of an article in the " The Worker," September h, l9u9. This article 92 was entitled, "We Seek Full Equality for Women." Due 2 .92 ._ to the nature of the statements made by subject in this t. article, the major portion of it is being set forth 2:;£""' verbatim. Je--.{. . WLwag- - "We Seek Full Equalityfbr Women _'1;: - "Taking up the struggle of the Suffragists, the Comunists have set new tasks, new objectives in the fight for a new -= -..2 status for women. The special value of Foster's contribution. V 1 "By CLAUDIA JONES, Secretary, Comunist Party's National Women's Commission. I1The leading role of the Communist Party in the _ - 1. struggle to emancipate women from male oppression, is one H134... of the proud contributions which our Party of Marxism- ;~--.'-i:" .-':§Leninism, the Comunist Party, U.S.n., celebrates on its 92 __ _ _ t... J ;~'. ljdj thirtieth anniversary. .;-* 11:. 9292 '3 _, 92".. ."" " . s. -"K ,1-.~.. *'_ .- -. 7'! .1 2- w ;_,'92__.!_.J . T»? ~._'s."1 1.. +3 -_..'. .4 I :_:;-P -.¢,,*_~ -j .- ;»'r,".- .-. . .-.-_fr? 1 _,,. _.,_ _ .~ _:;',; ' _,;. ',-'5}; _ __ ,_ _ .__ p. .._ ._ . . _-_. ., 92 .-J}- - :92. [92 92 -1. . --2". -- --"'' _,-'~;..~: .'.'._. A, _ _ v_., 7. ..- ._92__ ._ _ -- _~;_-'_1 c. .92 j;'§-"-. ._ .'Li. ; 1- 3; e; '.lj-._ L. .1 I . .'. "~ ., , , ~.- -'~_._~1.--1..u-.-.'..~-'--.r1'"J":11 -__',|-," §-"".' *'i ""3 » "" *'- ". ." .2--I .'.. " "' " -7 W - -' . "I59; i __ ,4 ,».' . _92-.- '_¢,._. ._- . _ _ ,-I -. - .» _-~_ - _.-_1' ;.- -_ - ,-.- ¢A,_ -,1 __-.', .4, _ ;92_,_.____r,,,__; ._-.-'--.-_ ,,_. -.-_.-1" _92, ', --.. , ., | __:1 .._._ '1 ,, -. ._.__'.'V -92 1 f..'. ~_; -- _ '.- -""_, -»=»<:»s-=~ . -J.n? ¥;¥rw»W3 $§" ?§4r»o%?**"~ aw, F.._r_,.. ~ »» .1; '- - ,_. '~ .-_-'.-.L '¢ ~ ._- __-* .*~- - - _.'._'_.___». "'-~ . 3 "5l §; :""-. 92 - , 4., . -11.1. n_J_ - :%¢l ' -_-__-I"- -1_:.;z_;.:.¢_,;,, ,g- .",_ as- -.;_..|_,¢ n-'4'-~' 444- .. '--- ' ~ V115, -'+ *- -- r -'r" ' Bin-an-nlI -; YR J_ ' 'i ._.- bo- e"_,;__~ _ e e é g7 ? Tl}I.. :_ 'zr[ I1* §_*_ ,2-' V-1 - A. -c we, -192'|P. 1 . NY 100-18676 5. F as women, the placing of woman in the modern bourgeois .,5¢-,5 family, as the 'proletariat' of the man, who assumes 1. the role of 'bourgeoisie.' 9.1,, . E? "Hence, Marxist-Leninists fight to free wean of household drudgery, they fight to win equality for .._=92_ women in all spheres; they recognize that one cannot .~__,_-,. adequately deal with the woman question or win women '_92-92 Ql, for progressive participation unless one takes up the special problems, needs and aspirations of women--as WOITIOHQ "It is this basic principle that has governed I'M? ..Z*, -""-* the theory and practice of the Communist Party fbr the last three decades. I'.-.",.- 7" . 11;?-. "As a result, our Party has chalked up a .§3'i_?92'T' proud record of struggle for the rights of woman. 5.-ts? ' American literature has been enhanced by the works of Marxists who investigated the status of women in the _T-'1-Er -. 1' F ??- U.S. in the '3O's. recordIts is symbolized in the '_ .. ,.__ lives of such outstanding women Comunists as ELLA REEVE 1»I., .-_3 ;~ re g BLOOB and ANITA WHITNEY and others who are associated with the fight for women's suffrage, for the rights of the Negro people, for working class emancipation. I. "Our Party and its leadership helped stimulate the organisation of women in the trade unions and helped ,.. aotivize the wives of workers in the great labor organ- izing drives; built heusowives' councils to fight against the high cost of living; taught women through the boycott ZTb.".H"TI and other militant actions how to fight for the needs oi if! the family; helped to train and mold women Communist -".07 leaders on all levels, working class women inspired by the convictions and ideals of their class--the working Q:-. ;':: ;l.J" class. =7; _'-92 ::'75.1 .5"-'.'~7-I ; "A pioneer in the fight for the organization _f:?'f__.E_ :.k5 of working class women, our Party was the first to demon- /<¬"é --_. '-. 92 . i r- ,1 1- ~_'1J . "I - ~ - _ I - ._,.;'r"-._-: L __ w ., _. 92sr '7 " '-.' Tr"_ '-»,. ."':_- ; I 1 " " 1'51 I I 2 1- -- _ 1 I K ;, J ,92 ~ __ ' _ ' 92 x .__ ,_ C~ :. -.:..". 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ULLU Negro woman is in the vital self-interest of white workers, in the vital interest of the fight to realize equality for all wnmen. __. "But it remained for the contribution of WILLIAM Z. FOSTER, National Chairman of our Party, to sharpen the thinking of the American Communist Party "1 ' I on the woman question. Comrade FOSTER projected in a _ 92 ::n92_¢-;v'92r;92Ig wonq-r -I- I.-.1-92 1-92nn-I4 -92nn1-,¢-<.~-?-I-w-p 4".-.11 -I- In , +_v.-92-41,-I1-92n J 921l'92EllII L. I-l>92.1L¢_tJ92J.i. WU-J ULLU LJF-iD.L92-n LLUMDDDLUJ -I-LIL UL-{K4 WUAJLLLLE U-LCLDD - and its vanguard Party to fight the obstacles to women's equality, evidenced in many anti-woman prejudices, in ;-rs _ the prevalent ideology of male superiority fostered by ' 3 the menopolists imbibed by working class men. he 1 "The essence of FOSTER'S contribution is that it is necessary to win the masses of American women for the over-all struggle against imperialist war and fas- ., Q cism by paying special attention to their problems and _ by developing special struggles for their economic, polit ical, and social needs. Basing himself upon the Marxist- Leninist tenet that the inequality of women is inherently connected with the exploitation of the working class, In-v FOSTER called on the Party and the working class to 3;. -r -.2! _,-.1, master the Marxist-Loninist theory of the woman question, 1'5; 3 to improve our practical work on this question, and to 1- correct former errors, errors of commission and omission with regard to this fundamental question. '3 4. "Foster's special contribution lies in his . ~11I '92 unique expose of the mask placed on the status of women in every sphere in the U.S. by American imperialism. gs Comrade FOSTER exposed the bourgeois lie that women '9292 . ._-_ _- 7.2. , 92- ':.' -_92'_-'-._ -' '»_' ~.§'~__ _. 5. ~. . a- ;_..,_._c-92 ._, 1 P-Y. -.".*. :_;-_92_-r; ..= 5-." . .Z' "$9.1-.1! , ' -" .._ _ T1--_ e-l'~ -J ._, 92-.11.; 92-P1 ._, i§? '-- mg.-~71..1.-' s:.§ .-is--I. _<. » ."§" ,__».<_ ,_.--.-.I _r. ._». 3 .-_=_"1Z~ . .;_92-.$_= =¬'-5 ..- _~ I - tee -"we ;;_. ' 2 92 -»_:»;!-i -Q Q - P-7 - F -35* ,=§.?g§? "3.-'- L . -».3_"" NY 100-l86'T6 .5-., -1- :. . I .- "Any underestimation of the need for a per- 3*?%?7 sistent ideological struggle against all manifestations ems? of masculine superiority must therefore be rooted out. If biology is falsely utilized by the bourgeois ideol- -- ff. A: W.11 egists to perpetuate their false notions about women, ;@=r 1 Communists and progressives must fare boldly intoishe biological sciences and enhance our ideological struggle . '; against bourgeois ideas and practices of male superior- -.-1;. I .92, ity. 92 J > .,_ "In order to meet the tasks projected for a ,92_4 1- deeper understanding and mastery of the Marxist-Lenin- ist approach to the woman question a special Party .-'_.-1 .» Commission on Theoretical Aspects of Work among Women was established. - air_ .4 _ _v~ 92_ "Reflecting the great hunger for theory on .- !'_.. - the woman question on the part of Communists aid pro- _~ "92'¢'92_ ~-.4 - was the one day Conference en Marxism and gressivesQuestion held under the auspices of the Jefferson theWomenschool of Social Science held in June of this - -3 §*92="»~'-jg T .:». year. Nearly 600 women and men attended. Indicative, hang -too, of how the Party is meeting its tasks in this sphere are the numerous cadre schools which have been held to facilitate the training of women for mass work 1' -I.- '1 among women and the training of Communist men on the .l-.-_-..-. woman question. *.%:§~':§ 4"-1 '-2 . ifJj .-'{f§_=aqr-¢-. -Q .-_._'. ¢y5&- "''i-»;: "Some 10 Party wmen's cemissions new exist, 3=*# which, under the leadership and guidance of the Party .._ '_'. y,_- 1;! district organizations, give attention to work among _ q'1-' .1-.. .1 women in the Party and in the mass organizations. It _ 1 is necessary to utilize the 30th anniversary of our Q55". Party to strengthen our mass and Party work and to 5i turn the face of the entire Party toward this question. _,,, -._, "This is necessary, first, because without 9292 .. J» 92 ; 92_ :C j-_ I -' _ -§'¥_.'f . --If 92 ;.92 Q >15- ."~-1'?r- , . .; . 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"-1 :_:_. .}:_ r"E f. - .1 rfy _;-,:_,;, , -P 1'3 {:7 -11% WI ._-. _. 2- -"" -am; i-7 -5' L "Thisv hderstanding is necessary, secondly, - ' , . we because of the growing reactionary offensive against the .__ _.,, -j. . 2: civil rights of the meriean people, the outstanding . _.. lg -. a _i examples of which is the indictment and trial of the 12 p,n loaders of our Party before a jury having a majority % of women. a , ._~;_,-1,, ll Finally, this understanding is necessary 1-VA;- . because without rooting ourselves among the masses of .@.'.92."92- women, without building the progressive organizations >.n-K of women, such as the Congress of American Women, »_-,1 . , -' - .s Womonis Division of the Progressive Party, the Negro ¢_=1 _ women's organizations, etc., and without organizing nu: special struggles for the demands of women, we cannot ;_:;;_;a~i win the women against the reactionary influences of the ' _|-1 Roman Catholic hierarchy, and the bourgeois ideologists. ':: .l :=<. . .7":. . If; "By successfully mastering our theory of the '.1.: H'-2'4 woman question, organizing masses of American women, and .~¬-1. -. -.14 .-,__e. 1 focusing attention primarily on the problems and needs "1-'.s"§ of working class women, our Party can help usher in a -3- -'. F ".'.~. . 1-:1 " new status for American women. bk.-».:" '*" "To achieve that end, we must win the women ;%+ to an ever-active fight against imperialist war and 1+»--"-_' fascism. For, in the words of the great DIMITROFF, in his famous report, Tho United Front against Fascism': "'while fascismexacts most from youth it enslaves women with particular ruthlessness and synieism, playing on the most painful feelings of the mother, the . -1 92 . .92 -. ': --.-~. ~.=-' " __._ -r. 1. W ~. -- -'.' -2 2 -- -" - ..- . . K . . --'3 1.,-=1-»~--1-- :.1-. ~»-'. . ' »-:.'r:'-< 2:-1. .--= ;.:~ ~~ :*---'-1.~:~ '-'. A -'-- _. "'.. ".'..". 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R £5?4 . ;_ 92-'1_'.-- .'~ _..: 92.-~.4 -.., 9 1. xv ! ¢-v>, 7" a i 92.~. 3 . 1 .7 T Fr"; ». .0-.,. ~. 92_-- ¢.. .5-, w.- - ;:.'_-'-A. ?~-'-.1: -1:-» -.";::. -I ~, rt»_92 --_ ;92.Yi' --,' 3; _S . | 'r'.'-'. ".=- a ;-'_- ,-"Tr , .'| ._92 -_ .; I. 352% .;z&,;T if; as~ , ,,~_=_ . i 29 ; '- *1 - 92 J . 1 :' i .». . 1'1 <» . - 92u = i ';§ -. . 1."L... I i.;[Q *1: -wm, mz 100-18676 _ @;?* ea 4 I -.,;.' .1 92' - _ '¢ D . ,1: _.»;@.~;. 55- , P ._ ,1 . b92 .92.'92-' r1 .. | --1.. I £9 -a-"Q K t -I92.. ' __ ,_.>_.'_:; K1,: Witness: E1115--11. Q- ~"7 =~ ; §j! _ '5 " -.2 av??- . F; ff ~I. .171, '-Q-*F':."7'F'~.|.- _»-; _-g;,_ CLAUDIA JONES participated in the May Day ': -._;.,_, » Celebration sponsored by the United May Day Committee -_:,---.92;.a. . . .-cl 5_.h ' in New York City, April 30, 1950. She marched in the .¢¬J parade and appeared on the reviewing stand at Union t Square and was introduced to the people in the audience as one of the leaders in the Comunist Party. 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M;_ , - 1 -_'k._ ;' -.41 J- . 92--' a.-Hw- If'- ck:- ]:_ .92."*~ '33 fie s~£ a ei >-T * ¬i92!T|AL _|~_-_. . --1' w-c:-{- .,_n__ _' ..~»'- NY 100-18676 :':" 92" pg. -l.;¢.. l gg CLAUDIA JONES,in a featured article in the 1-1% " The Worker," entitled, "Half the World," in the it May 21, 1950 issue, is critical of the President of the United States and the Government concerning the ..;, recent announcement made that the United States would 8"- produce the hydrogen bomb.. She charged that billions of dollars were being spat for armaments in this .-1.4-.>:?4 ;e-'5 ;;, country to destroy lives. She said that this money . 45; :5: '._ f_;_ -'.-31. ,- 7,. $1. could be spent on health programs, and stated that the , . _ .ws_-q i .1 525 action of the Government was in contempt of the children _ _..:__..__ of this country. .. 1 .1 "- i-'3 -. ' -..-is Exhibit #22: "the Ibrker" May 21, 1950 Witness to - ¢ 2? Introduce: Librarian _A New York Public rdsv Library c .-1". 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'..'..-s *1 i 1' | J 17- _ -'1» _.s_£1 .§w ah NY 100-18676 at Ellis Island. She attacked the American press and the Government officials who, she charged, were seek- .. _ _._ ing to bring about Fascism to the United States and to J bring atomic warfare abroad. She took the occasion to -1 L. ._»_;;=.g;. review the work of the Communist Party in what she charged was the fight for freedom for the American -_.J people, and freedom and equality for the negro people. ._- K - ' She said that she was part of a mass struggle for human ._ --' ." .~#% freedom. She criticized the delay in deportation pro- ' ~§e eeedings and charged that the Justice Department had '"-Hr: deliberately used unconstitutional means to held the 3 ;-ti - alien Communists on Ellis Island and to prevent their =rR. 1» -; .. freedom. . 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'*'*h.'l92s a which appeared in < i:.§':.;5 .1611; 1'2"-';=-2* Affairs.* It was 13:;;_:;§ that the material . I, ' _ 'I a nJ_ the 15th National ., . .- L. - -'92 ¬cr'92 ! y -.._ .t '. ._Q ¢'. -I: 3 '- 92" _,-. 2%-4: bv92;¢-4 !92 _ 4 r_-- nil " . ..~.*7.3- JONES was the author of an article - ._-,;5~_ - 1' the February, 1951 issue of "Political _, H V noted on the first page of this issue contained therein would pertain to Convention of the Communist Party, and that "this special,enlarged issue is devoted to reports, speeches, and greetings of the 15th National Convention of the Cmmmu st Party, USA, held in New meg York City on December 28-31, 1950." The article pre- iii pared by the subject was entitled, "For the Unity of Ubmen in the Cause of Peace!" -'3'; 2% - Fig. ._,.. 3.5;,V , The following excerpts are taken from this 1-'1 . ..-4 =r: article: H,v{_é,.. - Ihe growing surge for peace among the women of our country fully confirms the premise contained in f1. the Resolution that Ithe fight for peace has a special I" ?";l meaning to the women of the country' and that without 1. . their full involvement no peace campaign can be effec- 92 ------'-'.-" -. '- .1. - '-". '* 1* zmv:1s. I; .22," e .*' .~ - tar FFPE thin -T~£s ~.<';.'-.'_ .=; _.-.._¢_- r.v. "92- -.1»_',-fl,- :. -.'. .-' -:'.'~1 .q_- r;% -_ , -:92"£92 ,,,,£,r_~,,_ ,,,-q X -Y it. -' .a ,,»f~¢.>--., . -.. >". ~92..|'J--..- . .. ' g.h,. 1 "<- Y - -_ * ,_.I - - - -J . . 92l. . .. ., . , _ ,. .92 ~_-,..~ .,.92... 92- , -* -_.,,.--.;- ~-_--A: ,, , :_- , ¢....-.-- .-... I .'. .4- ' ..~__. 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'1" Zmgg... - -ti -» , - ,1 . -:_.-_"nis»- ~~-as .. . _.L,. 1_ __ CUNFiik-UTIAL -- 71" -', Ihn-___._- .__1_1_..__... _...... 1 --.Iq-Q.-..-. .-.-EA -nanny-la|'|-1- nu-1-v'92rv O1O'Pl7I92 .|NE3gI'U .[i'lUbl1 J1'i$ 1:-.-;~ ~:-_-5; ,. _ . __ ..__92 _ _ __. , . ._,_ ;. ~ 5 -.___-_-5,--;_r5:,-;-..: f-__;;-'..r_»'=»'-->5,..-'.-:.;-.__;~ =-.- -1" 0"-..~: :.. -~ . " ¢ .1,.4-A-&- H-.4_.-Au_4_"»-. " --- :_"._..' 31: »92 - - - ~|- '- - - -11 i " ' ~ :'1f;. 3;* - ~ 1 - ' " V4 .; ates fj fliil. gash <- . .2 NY 100-18676 "of peace and social progress, in the struggle to ward ;.~ 4"'7 off attacks on the living standards of their families, and in defense of the democratic and civil rights of this the people, American women are daily giving their _ _.4. answer. They reflect the new moods and express the new possibilities for stepping the warmakors. More and more the women are acquiring the consciousness that they will really be to blame if they fail to speak up $1, 92__¢ in defense of their children and their country. That . .».,_.-.3;* | is why they have raised the mass slogans of the cam $%f= of peace to end the war in Korea and to bring our boys home. |_. - i: -.-_. "...Ameriean women have begun to expose .:,!92. ,__92 futility and immorality of the A-bomb as a weapon the N4. . solve problems between nations. That is why they to beginning to join their voices with that of their -_:-raw wrathful anti-fascist sisters the world over whose are- role for peace cannot be ever-estimated. see ' II -.- ...Comades! He must new pose the question: i? J How can we most effectively reach the overwhelming majority of women to act for peace? How can we help to convert desire for peace into organization and E Q ' struggle? How can we help to anchor a wemen92s peace 1 Q- movement, embracing a majority of women, to a working- ff class base which will guarantee it consistency, ;- v principle and militancy? ' i "Yet, we do not find full agreement on the 1.» necessity to organize women, as women, in the peace *3 camp. In numerous pro-Convention discussions, in our , .:_ .4. National women'sComission, particularly, we have .1-'1' been involved in discussions about the necessity for :2-. ' such a distinct women's peace movement. We all agreed that this perspective must be fully registered and fought for at our 15th National Convention, since it 92 ll f' J5 E: ,2._92-. .._'-Q ._ ,:._f.., ,-;". :'-*5 _._. g... vi" ..- .55.! .-..v |<'.-- I r -1." 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'-_ '_._.- .._. , __ . .- . , w . , -"-'=, . 1-. r i-. ..v.1".492"""Y .-i- 1--~ .1--~" - ' -- "- -;T,~.s.-. , __ -a..1....-1-Lg-..._,¢-' . . ..=..-- . ,_ ".;.:.;_c .:..;:-i..:.L.n...-._.....1.....,r.r..§.<.;_..;@_.'.i.1..=..Z=a...92...... ¢." -., . ., -- .. . , . . ' - --- . -.1."~.u-'_.¢. - .-.....'- " ~' ;---; -_....s*...." ;»¢:.- - ,= '_-:._'_?--15.:-*.*Y ,.-7'? .. --3, ,1. - 1-. ..»,': be 1- 2? i % 9%? 6* +.<:_;;,,-2 .- " 92:"-1' iv _? ,-.3 gig_ an i;?¥=;":i .::',? . :3- , :%s I%'- $2e. . Tu-1 x I _;,. .__-. 1 . ha; NY 100-186T6 ..-,'_.J "male comrades. Indeed, they were often guilty of im- 1'!~ '~'. peding its development. But in the course of our dis- _.".' ,:- cussions, wc found that full clarity did not exist among :_ .- ;>~A _.:.--:'92 our women cadres on the character of such a movement. Ta How did this shew itself? Two tendencies emerged in our di80uBSiOnB- ass First was the tendency which argued that, since an 'C;.»+1L outstanding weakness of the past was the failure to Q.-<.'-. 1 4 build united-front movements among working class and Negro women, it was new necessary to limit ourselves to the organization of a working-class women's peace movement. Clearly such a tendency is wrong. It fails 3;, ,}_ to understand the full concept of our Party's united- ._v.__;i_§ front peace policy which is to create a movement based on the working class in unity with all other peace-loving »92.;q_. peoples. It reflects a lack of faith in the working- T7. class women themselves who can and will lead all strata _:.;.. 4,; .w,;. I-as of the women in their struggle for peace. This tendency '._,.-q has 'left'-sectarian implications. For to defeat the ,-_ '.-3:3;.. warmakers, it is necessary to unite all sections of the ?.'f'J.'§women under the leadership of the working women, as .'1 .-< it is necessary to unite its broad allies under the j.- :~ :..i leadership of the working class. ... . _ . _., . I 5'-92;$F _'-fr "Second was the tendency to see the need of bringing into being a peace movement embracing all women. _' V;7 @- r. .- ;;.<.?!' Such comrades argued that the broad masses of women in 2.?-an-1 r~ . our land, because of their oppressed social status in I ggg present-day society, because of their role as mothers, 9292.< 3 - _.~:47 _92- ._-f >~ .: '.- ....i"4 ,.._;92: - -_-_ .',: .92.-.-. - -: .4| <92- :~;-~. -=;¢- .2 .'.'92..: '.<;_..' ..=_= hf ff . r 1;:-7-._92 :* - .- ~_: » ?.. -, _ ::. -r . '1 :4? :1 b " e .'}_;';',.; 1. - ggdi, __ ¢-54' 'l92 :3-'1";-,3.?'.<: ,92__ % P . N . I "» .-ff.-3-_ is-1-. ' I I. .¢--' '|.- _. _ , _ L NY 100-18676 0|--_. ' . -1. .* -- - ~*r-FT .,,.-.- "In overcoming these wrong tendencies, after ,:.._=; considerable discussion, our National Women's Commission -3*: correctly stressed tho primacy of the working-class 1 orientation while recognizing the new opportunities =- which exist to create a broad women's peace movement 57; .' among non-working class wemen in every community, and on all levels. Major attention must be given to organ- 3}, izing the millions of workers wives in basic industry, the millions of working-class housewives in industrial cities, the millions of working-class and Negro women » who can be won on the peace issue and around the struggle .1. -I ._ ;-9": for their burning demands. __._r ._§___-rt r-.'- ...Impel1ing these developments is the ._ . '. __ . _._ _92- leadership of the world camp of peace, democracy and - .. _' _ 92 .I . Socialism by a workers! state--the Socialist Soviet F. .- . I "92 Union, which has exemplified in life its concern for the well-being and full equality of women and full . protection of children in all spheres. The word»shakin3 examples of free Soviet womanhood, the new freedoms -.._ achieved by the liberated woman in the lands of the European Democracies who move toward Socialism, the -.~- historic strides--as a result of the Chinese Peopleis _..'_92 Reve1ution~-in the elimination of the feudal bondage 2';. V *1 -'.'"¬_- j. formerly experienced by millions of downtrodden women of China--all are decisive contributing factors ex- '. '- ii plaining why there new exists a powerful international zz anti-fascist, anti-imperialist women's movement. we 71-. ~i .3 ? "American women bear a heavy responsibility ... .*:_ ',' to the millions of our anti-fascist sisters in the I _,.'.1 : ling3» :- ._ . I__ . world camp of peace, precisely because the threat to 19; -Eli. world peace stems from the imperialists of our land. 1 The repeated appeals to American women from the em- battled mothers of Greece, Franco Spain and the Marshal1 Plan-saddled countries are staunch reminders ._. -.,_ 1.._ _'- 92"" .-x_92. i' 92- . _1.-,».,--' u w - - 1 {-1 .;" 92?'-":.' J1. - *.'.:_.~ ,. _..;_ 1. _92r-92- S1- . T I -, 'I ' E-Z _-92."- . -=-:' . ebq,;,e 1- If ?:~*_.r;1;; :f=-:"- '1 , , l hi-|._».'-32.j_-.1. '_. ; _ 1ls,'¢£-C s= . Z J, § __ '._"' a -_ r'Tl__, 3" 92 in <_.92- . -4 . ' 2 -a 'i .,; L. 0 . g@ fi!¬+- i t. ';4392} : il ?_1:.;- " r-"a it ;.7~+ -" _ x 4 1* Q1 -cg.-.' ?:-ii Q5-"f'-"' ;-" . >-7.-.- -I 21 >1 -5;. -1 ,._._..,..--_. -c--s7c 1*. was "women should load us to conclude that we face a great 1". ,. responsibility, in the sphere of work among women, to :¢.:=_.-- - e"-,:;.,; ~ the high principles of proletarian internationalism. In great measure, our meeting of that responsibility de- éé pends on the support given by labor-progressives, led by our vanguard party, the Communist Party, to the i . _ * rt _92~92.'_,f492", emerging women's peace movcment= Through such support, Q lkiii the struggle for the equality of women will merge with ' . * _", = ="~J3,.,".c,. the general class struggle of the working class which iti understands the needs and demands of the masses of women. _,_.;~n_- _ Support to the peace struggles of women in our country .. W_ will thereby also help to bring in line with world _ .___ : -I , 2 ...+. developments, based on American experience a new advance "'**;':E~392 Ali in women*s status in our country. 1 Q 1°."' '= :.;- , 31$ 92l "@@@Comrados, I have singled out three main IL";-r§ -Jig: '7' . ___.,; .. . questions in this sub-report flowing out of the splendid #3 *.~ -_ :2 report of Comrade Hall, namely; 1! the necessity to . --,1- .,i?'= air! develop, strengthen and build a distinct womenis peace r- ll ":;l7£;'§ movement; 2! the rooting of that movement among working ray: semi_r xi-' women and the wives of uarkers; and 3! the special neces- »- :£»e=1 xg sity to bring the fight for peace to the Negro women. - .-F "...To help transform womenls peace sentiment into a mighty-organized movement for peace, security, equality and defense of children, means we must change .4 our Partyls methods of work and approaches to our own -an women cadre. ass 9??._ 3? ?-" In his report, Comrade Hall stated that: W vi» .. "'...the worst symptom of male superiority -mm tendencies in our ranks is the speed with which we re- leased the bulk of our loading women comrades after -u',{,-'-f1_- fr an,-»..1§ World War II-and our slowness to correct this error. 'PY? -,,:"- w.-7 , l-"' .___.._:,:'- ~ The new level of work achieved by our women comrades, . -' ''4--=.-t "I , 4"-,_._m~ and the new currents stirring among the masses of women, .=¢,:=:'_<--.-"-,'92must be reflected in our Party's new level of under- it 92 ._¢_ ?f ,_r_; K -swvi .. 'f_7£ » '-' .. ,"927'.. ..9292 *'- ._"~.' W/I 30 -L -1'7: u.r- ,. e : If * :1 .-92--. 4 ."'I"*. D» .1 .:__i-'- ,>;.:5 F7. }--: +=Z.11'i ¥. '..' _ |_ . -w - ,1. ' '23'? I-Tn ,-.. 5' BUN =F? v§1'" ='92A92. Q ! NY 100-18676 "What is necessary to achieve this new level of understanding in work among women? It means, first sf!-ff of all, recognizing and applying the Loninist concept that Comunist women must 92themselves be part of the mass movement of ween. It means the virtual release of dozens and dozens of our wamen comrades for work among , .. ,_, 1 .= ¢mf_ women for peace and to struggle for women's special .3-r demands. ' "In many Party sections a consciousness exists that in order to make it possible for women to partici- pate generally in Party activities, the obstacles to _ _"; women's full participation must be recognized. Party '2 5-'1 " cadres hero understand that because under capitalism, care of children is more than often the sole responsi- I-J bility of women, and not viewed as a social responsibil- _; ._ V'92 . .'_¢" ity, as is the case under Socialism, it is necessary to .1 : 9292.'q_92 provide baby sitters to help release women for general .._,, . i Party work. But examination shows that this practice, .r_ because of its costliness, is not widespread. Nor is --Y1 _ +4 the same approach taken to release Party women cadre for an work among the masses of ween. Coupled with this a general underestimation of work among women is expressed in the practice of taking practically all of our women comrades out of their natural habitat thus robbing them of their mass contacts in P.T.A's and women's organiza- E ;'i .1 .: tions while they funetion as general Party actives. =9 -..1'4 'vp '_7 1' "I propose that this Convention instruct our Q incoming leadership and National Educational Department ...,i.. -_,' -,. 1* .-'3=8 to launch such a camaign starting on International ,-....~=. Women's Day, March 8, 1951. I.W.D. should be the occasion 'v'¢ _', for widespread tribute to the role and potentialities of the masses of women, and to inculcate an understanding of the Marxist Leninist approach to women in society, as a -'~<-I4- duty and responsibility of all Gomunist men and women. w-» One such contribution to this end is the forthcoming volume on the woman question a collection of the writings of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin! which.wdll be published by International Publishers in January, and which should 492&7' i receive wide circulation and study. f_ 1 7- "" 'ji,. ¢.-;>.,. * ~>.=: - r- K 4 ;= _J -L;,L|_- -i .- ~"."rI1~'l'_-4- - ' " - - ...... - ., ~ iv ._-',,._ ._.._. ,. ,,. ~ E c, '|lllll|l- 3;M.j . t G O Egg pr-'::*~:".1 - NY 100-lB6?6 "Proper use of the Women's Page of The Worker , under the leadership of Peggy Dennis, now widely road; the organization of friends and readers of The Herker' to make this page the Vd1iC10 of ex- change of experiences in the peace and general women's movement, can make this page the avenue to increas- ing the circulation of the press among the masses of women, particularly among Negro and working-class women .92"Tho Draft Resolutions's failure to deal adequately with the woman question, overcome new with Comrade Hall's report, consists in the fact that it failed not only to deal adequately with women's role -but with her oppression--the crux of the question. It is true that the widespread and justifiable criti- cism by many of our women comrades ofthe Resolutionls weakness was due to their failure to find a corros- ponding estimate of work among women on all Party levels. They saw therefore the struggle for women's equality solely as an inner Party matter, isolated as too many of them are from thelaroad ferment of women for peace. L 4 Where women, despite obstacles, plunged ahead, and did 3 not fall into the Ibattlo of the sexes bourgeois- feminist moods, there recognition of women's full role and contribution to the fight for peace was swiftest. -e This should point up a great fact: namely, that it is 7. the movement of the women themselves for peace that has forced a new awareness upon our Party and labor-progros if-'5, sive forces everywhere today, A real tribute for this Q. approach goes to Comrade Foster who told us that i women must fight for their own liberation, and to women Communist anti-fascist leaders in the international women's movement. 1 The attention and agreement of the entire Party organization must be won to the solution of, and collective application to these problems. Over- 92 coming of these weaknesses will release the collective t talents of our wonderful women fighters to work, write, sing and fight for women's liberation; and they will want to do it not as second-class citizens, but as contributors to Party policy and mass work in our clubs and groups. __A Q Ijcut nJ_;;,hf!.l 1 '1-92 . L-2- --F ? Z'."":[ii '1.:""»:.-'I .,i'. ; _r-L-..-.-3 , _ 9292 J1 »- ._-_ _. 92..,-'.~',__- --4§.:-.__'..31.. L. -20.. _ i V ,1 j, lc __h-32 it C ' U _. ,,- --n-1" 41' BUN?H to $1- NY 100-13676 1 "It is time our Party recognized the precious capital it has in its women cadres. Important indications of an improved attitude in the Party toward the pro- motion of women in leadership are seen in many parts of the country. We have the advancement to the State Comittee at the recent New York Party Convention of /{suchgrrgygg comradessplendiéygeaders tas Liates, Johnnieof Z ;humpkin P women comradesMercado: and f aswomen Viekiegéawrenco inew Yorkyéndand New -g1and;Annearfieldthe recent work in elevation among ._~r:92 n...... ,,~.::,,192_nA 11-2,-,92 -:._1 .-,-.,,92,,-.<-+- +'P92'|--P'92192Al92£1'l' T |'1-1 nr~.-In -92-F organizationalLJJ, 92JL!Ll.LLB§|uL92J LLLJ-L-L.L lJJ-kalJ92¢J- sggretarfgEU -¢hIlUof Grance_,92é!ill1nan UL! HALL! UDU 92-lb J-J--J-d-Al-IJ-I-mla similar position in In ana and of omrade i to a lead- likeing post Rosei gilden Southor in he Partyleadership district. Philadelphiais E inhave comrades nth Uard}FefDorothgg ealy Bernadett§xDoy1e and key in positions in Califo ia, of Bott3- annet as our National EdueaDerayéipshitz ion Director, Rosgxgaron,of omen and Goa ist that veterans Marthgz tonoofand like '1 as Dastrict 0rganiZer,-f New Jersey; so also h;_e 3. emerging Negrowomen leaderslike Maryé dams, the sple d young Partywomen cadrelike eanief riffith ..i ;7:§_ andgggéy;inspiring the of role theforemost woman <5t lea r of our Party, E zaboth Gurloy Flynn, and one of the great women veterans like Mother Bloor and Anita Whitney. i 755- E There are other women cadres toe numerous to mention. <-'._ "Inspirod and stoeled by the powerful science of Marxism-Leninism, which holds the key to the ultimate liberation of women in a Socialist society, where the basis of women's exploitation is eliminated, exploita- - thetion of sexes manachieved, by man abolished,us let resolve and theat truethiiélgth e ualityNational of Convention of our Party te honor the Jane nigginses whose daily work is a measure of their desire 5%master Marxist- Leninist theory, to participate in winning a glorious 11. 92, future. res" In this struggle, Communist women, by their L-21,-53.- Y leadership among the masses of women, and learningzfrom new _; » .. 4;-": :?.£.5 Ql3192H"l|"'92_r--5i ._.. 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"them to fight for their demands, will fuse the women's peace movement under the leadership of the working class, and will thereby help to change the relationship of --.|'<- forces in our land in such a way as to make for a new .1-r- U anti-fascist, anti-imperialist people's coalition, ad- ..| _ _ I '. 1 .92~ vancing through this struggle to Socialism." y--'-92'.;,'a'§ |. . In this issue of "Political Affairs," it was reported that CLAUDIA JONES had been elected to the '.. Alternate National Comittoe of the Comunist Party at the 15th National Convention of the Party which was 4 7 held December 28-31, 1950. vrve Exhibit #16: "Political Affairs . .,-.. 1 ,17 February, 1951 _:;.'. J witness to ~' 1. 9'-'.;: Introduce: Librarian Library of _; _J~'._, 5.! Congress CLAUDIA JONES was the author of an article in the March, 1951 issue of "Political Affairs" en- .. ,; titled, "FOSTER'S Political and Theoretic Guidance to no-Q, Our Work Among women." It was noted on Page 1 of this 1 --,--~. s~»»»»+w.a.».+,. v .. _ _92_-_ _ - -'._,.-._..-r-1.:--.92 s - -_i1/ .1 -- -'--A -- _ -;; kia sgya .2--. -- i -;_ == _-if .1-'.~,{'; ;'; :3? RI! if'§'. Ji 13::_i"." t _ _.__ 'l_._- . _|" .:_f:::?P . '1! _r P; L » -. ,~ __ 5. -.{_ ._,L._* . "_ --1 " - ,.. 7- - Q 92"- :"=: . t 5 - a-" --. -1-V: .' ~,'1 "* _ _ 'F3¢_r'4" J: -- -_ ~ . _ » _,- _ ., ;- __.;.-.-.h- A.-- . _.- - 1:.-'. 3-» 92~ --- . 1'1- ' - - ' ' .,_'.<";_ ,___-_-_ _ _- . _v_ ,. , '_ ._ , :.,I ' _ __ I __92- - .___, l,_"_' _ I _-.- I ..~_-__J-_i- ___r_...... i_ ._..$_-I. ,v__..,:_ _ , . 92,_ . ,1-1-'-1 -~ __. _ _-.~,_ "-1. _ -~ . I.lA- -.- - - ..- - i-._. i --~92 -,,. »< ,-K F -'..-_ 92.,' -1. --- '._"-- ~- -t - 92 -. - ,'- - ./ -r - ,. 9" - r. - » =-Q-» ;. .1-" ;,- " '.' - . - ,1 v-- - "»'u_'.-."- 1 --J..u'-""1:- ~¢-'-'-92".. -,--..' -~- *-.4 :-'-'-J -! -.3 .:_'3"- E ---." ~ I.- J-5---_.-. }_= I--'-. ".-".- '<"r ',I. 1'. ." .-,2 -FT- - , '-n ._. '. "n ,-. 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I 357 E" NY 100-13676 -t-.7 <_ J;-'-'.. ,_.1 ._.;__-;-sh '3 : 5-'7 . .. : ,__ :°"'.¢fg.§ - ",..In the tradition of all great Communist '92'c --.1. thinkers, recognizing that the fight against women's -us,-O inequalities is connected with the fight against cap- .- *1?- r italist property relations, FOSTER was the first in _, 44..5 our Party to call for a sharp turn in what he character- ized as a widespread underestimation and general .,~-'4 neglect of work among women. Typical of his unflag- __92_.;- : . ging interest in all phases of our Party'stheoretical I§~_-1;-_';§ and practical work, despite his busy schedule and ill health, was his emphatic statement in his basic article, 1. -.-';' On 3% Improving the Party's Work Among Homen.' -.1-19r -_ ;§=-.--. ;- .-" "-I "'One ofthe gravest weaknesses of the Cem- -.. munist movement in the various capitalist countries, ,, including our own, is its relative failure to win the ca active support of the decisive masses of women. It is -;,q a fact that we dare not ignore that the forces of re- action still have a strong hold on wemankind, includ- 4 -"ii ing proletarian women....This shortcoming of the -_ '~.'; ;"; .'1;».-I L Communist Parties becomes even more manifest today in -iii view of the huge and increasing part that women are 5 -':: .'*:§ taking in all walks of life; This shortcoming must be quickly overcome, inasmuch as the parties spearheading the drive to fascism and war hold the affiliation of 7 1 large masses of women, Obviously, therefore, a drastic _-,,_-_,_s =L- M -3; improvement in their work among women is very much on the ,-;. - _92---- ,,-. order of business for the Communist Parties of the < '." capitalist world, especially our Party here in the .-'_',',-'41-1'United States. ._,,. -4 .,f::=-- "FOSTER'S personal attention and interest in |'92--_', r.-Q the work of the National Women's Commission was invalu- "c able to whatever progress was made in our work. It 3; U92 was his discussions with us, prior to finalization of E-'{!;~" at-sin the aforementioned article, that helped to lend confi- F L~ T.'l,-"a ~* t'sdenco to our Commission to fight for such an approach 92.'92 1.-.aQ 92 T 2 . L -..-925~.,I-~.-i~ '<.-' c.92 I :-"92. nf P .?;_w.- 5 5 '-u-_ ~_. _ ,._. -= ~. 3. : '=.¢; . " -= .|_,_ '7 : hex: i vs {K5 '- II_._ ~." .-of. res? I ;:.}-I-1- -?= .,';*.: '-' >2 .'. , ,-- _ _ _ , . . __. -._ ,._ ,._---. -_» .-_ g. I-1» - .~._r, -92 _- :'92 5 1.-__. V»-.,__r,92'_-' --_ -1 __- .-P,-i-. .:_._92'_._ ~ --.-_¢___ ,_. . ---.. . -- -. _.. . _-. -- . , . '- .._--. -.1 1. . . 92 Y ~ - - . -. 3. v-- .. ..»'.-7" --1 -.92-.--' .1 -_ .'.-'. --v-= -. -_ -~-"'. i s.-*1».-.: -:-. . .1 --, '-'- :- 1- --' 1= i -- ~ ,, ;__-H- '_ _-'_-- L, --4-|,,:,.= J. .,x'. c-.3 , _ _,., -. _'_, _ 'W" = ,___,3__., - " _92,92 .1-. "92- - Vi" ,;_*-'-"' -: Z ' .- .1" -1' , 1.-1".j_'. f'..." ~1_ I VIE 1' ;,. lfiii _§ -x 3 i¢1.i':ai--a~ 92' :_92~Qf~ l? /.'|'.' "»_, .92_;_ -~-_._ -'_j,;-92_-.1'..;-,5 .'. -. »._:_.~'-. ,'-'.-_-._- _ i ~:_ ' ---.. + , _'._ ~ I . - _--I s 11->-! I r... 0 be p 6 11;. _ '1*-. _- 11>? QETC-f :-:' 7"}.-~'92.. .-.I - |_;_ - $- ¬e3§ 'EN. rs .. .;.. 1-" NY 100-15676 -Pig;-:' =. . *. '. .,. 92 - *.-9 - FOSTER'S political and theoretical centri- ._ l,. . _ .5- butions lod to a new appreciation of the tasks in our - , J.'-' work among women throughout the Party. Indicative of ,_... r .' . ' fr this is the new awareness of the importance of woon's ' _~- . work registered at our recent 15th National Convention. .:'. >,";.,;- In all main reports at the National Convention, as in .3_ f§_I'_,_, numerous state conventions, a new stress was given to this work particularly as a result of the unprecedented FJ upsurge of peace sentiment among the masses of women _.-I ;<'.92 ' 1*! and their significant actions for peace. Representing -;92 9292'4 92 a sharp change in the extent of their participation, -;_-r -I ';."'-. in comparison with our last Party Convention, our 3 , _, 1'-. Negro and white women comrades who attended this Con- -ms,"-_-_",¢,§i; = If !- vention reflected in rich experiences their growing ties with masses and in general, the political growth I of our women cadres. Particularly outstanding were Fq. -,. _.. the contributions of Negro women comrades, especially ..§_ 1. . -1.2. 1 .=-;- ,. from the South. T . -_ -I :- .-7-3 1.: - 92|F 7;.::I "FOSTER'S contributions to our Party's under- , .'. 1~q ':._ N - _- standing of the woman question likewise helped to com- sy. .3-_ bat blatant male-supremacist attitudes in our Party and -.».,._;,_".- progressive circles. More than over-caution, however, ;; J-'-;*,' is still prevalent among many men comrades when this 5&5 question arises, in relation to their own weaknesses. -L : - This situation has, however, led to a growing self- .,__'~1 critieism of many of our male comrades and Party leader ships as regards the woman question. An important 1 -_:_¬=§ derivative of FOSTER'Scontribution was his help in ?:' ..,1+"1-"I :<-_, ,_ alloying the passivity of many of our women comrades, who, up to new had likewise not grasped their special .'. *1 Ali. .L .. . -:.V E..92_.~... '§_'5 I -'Ta -.' _- ._-- ..92 .1 .'- . ~. "~,_=:_1T.I -1*.- *. .'Y ~.':x: . ;_; J- ~:."-1-. ;.';_ Q5. --;-.-/-.1. - ":1 .-j.-~.;:.:- - 1, ,92_._,'.s -_r._,.._ - 36 "F7'v = » ___..=:.; .5 >:_-.-:;.~,~3§ to Qt _ 92-:1.-=-Ir ._u. 92 x _-Lt . -- _ -/ '-set;-; 5'I41.5 e -*.-F3;-._V-Q I - .-_k 1 ussg ..E; __ s. .1 -:3§. .'*.'?»¢;NY 100-18676 .__,-E-11 1 1-.- "One need only refer within the confines of this article to the impassioned cry of mothers and wives who are increasingly questioning the involvement of American boys in the aggressive Korean adventure. Ono can only mention their growing demands to end the Korean war, to bring the boys home, and their alarm at ~_.,4._ :, 1... the use of the nation's schools for terror-striking _ 7..-,._* survival drills! to which young children are subjected. ' -$1 -:-.';'a nu ._. "...We know that emancipation of woman is possible only under Socialism. A guide for the Party .>3; ¥-"%' in winning advanced sections of women for a Socialist . .. 1-: ;-rv.|.'r92n-ma-nnrv-I--iwrn u- IJ-_.192.|vu4.vuu-J. nv-an v 4- hm UJ.J.92.a 'F r92'l'ln1.1-'7-nn &92JJ-.J.LIW.LLL51.rr92'nHn|n|u.L u..:| L!-L r92 F'uu.|.u.|. Fnmnnrqn uuu T-'§ f92Qrl"'|?'D 4. 92JLJ.LJ-l.l.l. in relation to the emancipated woman of the Soviet Union: ".. 1..- II One of the greatest of socialist freedoms are is the freedom of women. Socialism establishes sex equality in the fullest sense of the word. It docs . £1;-__;_ _-:3 away completely with many of the disgusting bourgeois 1&3 sex distortions and inhibitions and makes of sex a truly 1;. "2 free beautiful and artistic expression of man and woman. --.1. v a a.v,;Wm u.!'92 -I-92JJ.Ab-in1-an i"T1"r1r'-. u.|.4.u.u i- Inn u4.J.92...r c11r92 nnr'92 "Tv92.r, uhI~vv92.:u92.4..gA.&[!lJJ92JU -rJ.l.LL!c921ru l-rtw-not n Pud- I-lnnU.L.l.92l rm-v-92"| 92.!J92._b'-L92J.l.92!92!.L n-¥ i-nv-ac!B ji have forced woman into an artificial position of alleged :1. inferiority to man. Capitalism has done more than its J . share to maintain and extend this monstrous oppression. The capitalists exploit woman doubly, both as workers and women. Heman has to face special oppression in every field in capitalist society--as a worker--a wife, a homebuilder and a citizen. Whichever way she ,£ :';.-;- "ho is confronted with subtle and often crudely festations of male supremacy" chauvinism. turns brutal 92 ple her in every respect, ~. .r_f§.-._ _ 3;.. |T"b-.n.n.-5 Y.'L*=*;§.. 31! !. _,, - -1--l.J.L:rUi-4 sis#1; Isl ,2 :-§'~: R. -;7- T.;"-92I-'1?-._,-_- .I 53? 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The Soviet woman is truly a new human being. She has learned altogether new ca- egg pacities and rights and has amazed the wold with her ability to do superlatively well anything she turns . her hand to. The tremendous added power that emanci- pated woman gives to the Soviet economy and political life is one of Soeialism's greatest advantages over capitalism. The Soviet woman is incomparably the freest woman in the world. If anyone wants to know whether -- 92. Socialism cultivates personality and individuality, a L .1 __ '.-.11.-» . ._ _v_. i-_'5 ,-» 4,. ___ . 92'-.". ~92__g._ _; 3;. '»f._ 92'j-;_ L: '-pr J-J. ;_T -:92 .,_~:_.-,14- r -I-"'.:'-"1"--" " ._ -.~,_--j~? -',1_"92f_.1';f-2' P *" " - -- I 'A-7-r "' ;{'.'.'-r_: H powerful answer is found in the progress made by Soviet woman. 3;. QEH ;- ., . {as-van AP Ho-v-|A_-sq-$1!A m w - -.-,92_92n v-8'11-- A J!-92Q? -;._.-I-A . f:_' J-J- J11-I3 U'-L H-U-92I.L ..I.92du1--llWKJIUUI-I. WJ-.L.L U115 U- J~.y UUl|lU -,,_fF- ;'i to understand that FOSTER'Sbright Socialist vision is .._1- . in their own fundamental interests and that of the 7! _->.-. I, y family- For equal rights in the Socialist U.S.S.R. are not Just formal legal rights, which under bourgeois democracy, are, at best, only extended on paper, but are denied in reality by the very nature of capitalist exploitation. Under Socialism, full enjoyment of equal 4., rights by women is guaranteed by the very nature of a society in which classes and exploitation are abolished. "Our Party can pay no greater tribute to our '1.» beloved Comrade FOSTER on the occasion of his 70th %x birthday than by helping to further an understanding of . ,, - its tasks in relation to work among women. Utilization I;-. -F of Comrade FOSTER'S profoundwritings to deepen the /-=.-Lye. theoretical understanding of our Party and to strengthen . .'.;.'.--I/s"'. g R -.__',.". ~; .", . -:'92;'92' qia . -.<.:-.'7-'- 1.-:4 7?-_'I-F :'. "_.: , 1. "Fr._ .- .1, .-_.-1-." :._- fl :92 : F4. ,_. . E .- _-ail: . .'<- .9 . *1.. ?!=2 ¢.92 ; Z-Q, -5-5" 1'1 ' 1. P kl --,_c=.__ I '92'-' '- ~ -- ' I . » . '- 4' '.--':'," " ;- .1--1. "'3-"'~'t-,."'-U- ~ 'mF_-'- ",*.' ---! 92 -'. aw -is ._ __. v _A 92 I. M _ _ ,2-_ -.1 ii _ ._ 1- . _ _ :__ Lb Jmt . Ir »,'____J._-_ I ' 5-,, ._¢-. _._-W1,___92 ;~r-D- .-_ ,:_.| @_ 92"___-; - |-___.-~_ ,.._ _;92--__. . .».» -_ 92.'_ . ;." .". .»-f"|~ -5 .'.'If RN -' if-I "." »':'. . -".:,' ';'1_.';"-Z-'-.-"T';'¥Z5'-I- Q- '* L;'f:.I ;-'" J .1- '' ;"' ' " " '92 '5 -"7 if_: ~-- .',-Z :--'-.'&3:¢Y31..&;§ui.4.Ja-u._B-:2.--¢.-b92"'.;.An_.h921sr.' '.- -_--._ -,'-1. -/¢ 1* _-, .-__-"- " . _ -'- ___.'-__q-__ '»-,1;_= q,-.._..,;,v,=_-- . ,-'--' _ {'4}--£_' 1 _ '5_-',.'_-r'-',q I-3";:;.,-'-~,-5:" .< _-'51- :- _: "" _';-;_,14 " -. , 1 1 F - E 1-. . q _ '- ; r. ~. 1:7; 2.s_'< * 92-J ass J- If § " ~*:r Urnwon ya: .~'..-.13 '92-A NY 100-18676 he.z ~_- .. . -H J "in relation to work among the broad masses of women, will help advanced sections of Negro and white working »_ 5' women to attain the level of Socialist consciousness. Armed by Foster's towering leadership of our Party, they will win millions of women to the scientific cen- .1112:- as ;-ti -;-1»! viction that the final guarantee of peace, bread and freedom and the full emancipation of oppressed woman- .fj.i..!..'.=<; . I'92 . ~.*-4 hood will be achieved only in a Socialist America." .¢j .~'re Exhibit #25: "Political 3 Affairs" March,1951 QR; Witness to Introduce: Librarian Library of Congress The subject, in her colum, "Half tho World," which appeared in "The Worker, April 22, 1951, wrote F in criticism of the action of the Government in the Korean conflict. The following is taken from this column: as"_ 0 a "Millions of women, despite different polit- gs ical opinions, werc among those who roundly cheered the 1. 92:l'- '_'|_ 5'5 :-,3> = 71$. NY 100-18676 Truman who was forced to take this action because of the growing demand for peace in our country and abroad; 92-v the firm refusal of the British, French and others to go along with any further spreading of the Korean con- 1 .- flict. But the other side of the coin is that the Truman administration, which committed the nation to -I 1 war in Korea, has yet to change its ereintation on ..-._...',Fg ta the war in Korea itself, Only if Naenrthur1s removal '1 -. .. I. is followed by a policy of negotiation which will re- 5*; sult in peaceful settlement of disputes between east .92- 9292'-T and west can there be a real guarantee of peace. "um }.__ .'.'-,-~ Exhibit #5 :. The Worker" ..,. :1 p. April 22, 1951 J '1- Witness to __ .9 ' .».'uLl Introduce: Librarian New York Public see Library CLAUDIA JONES was observed taking an active iii??? participation in the 1951 ay Day activities which -_-.12; were sponsored by the United May Day Committee and : 7'-':__' held in New York on May 1, 1951. The subject appeared nq n -;-11nq'h n"|nnn- u-1+'|-1 r92'|-"-1:11 ; -92-A,-.~92 L92,92_-.-,.-..-.4 4-1.», 192T.-4--:,92..,.'| ..J *"""' ~'-@924~V92-1" '-"-l192-IIJQ3W4. U15 UULL92-J. I'M-l1i1lJL.aJ.DU.L Ullb 4- --U-I-.L!.Lll-vl-L Y; ;-LJ Comittce of the Communist Party on the reviewing stand and reviewed the parade as it passed. TI itnes s : S ma - _--.1 F. . ., cw or: CLAUDIA JONES was a speaker at a Harlem g,_,.'_:;¢.:= Street rall h y e ld on July lh, 1951 on 8th Avenue between 1? .92-'- _.: ;I'§ -.*-~ - Ii Ii. _'"J _._;~. 9; _- {T-F2 ? .;_¥ '92;.!-, -5 x .3 'V ; = -; 92 ' ~ . "<-. -24; E b1 /1 -utU';z3 .1 -~,.- I, Q g' p -J I digQ- 3.»: -rs ': " -L'l_?T'! ?e§ . "s~:»;%92AL .5,. .'5'» c 0! -5'4 E i NY 100-18676 ;¬' ,1; v,§ :5; She said that the only thing she is guilty $9-'-*.:'zlI_ of is that she is a member of the Comunist Party, "" "1 *3 . '.;<'i which Party is the negrees only hope for freedom from 'i,""i.¥': ~. Fascist domination. Pi? _".¢.'92'92 -I_ ':'1_'5. . She defended the convicted eleven Cemunist - '5'}-"-I; ='3~ *._'. Party loaders and the indicted seventeen Communist Party .-=,_;._- _92__~ ~.- _v.-. leaders as the leaders of the Cemunist Party who were :2 :- g responsible for leading the fight for freedom of the it?- negro people. She belittled the U.S, Government, _-3. the Truman Administration, U.3. Attorney IRVING SAYPOL, and the F.B.I. .n She charged that the F.B.I. used Gestapo- like tactics and made reference to the fact that F.B.I. 9292-92'.£ 92 - W . agents were at the time in the crowd and stated that F.B.I. agents "stink likeanimals. She glanced around .--Pi .;~:~'. 1 the crowd and said that, "You can just about smell vwgr. their presence." She then directed her gaze to the ,rE . . agents in the crowd, and, in effect, attempted to arouse the crowd of Harlemitos against the agents present. 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T F CLLUDIA JONES was the Chairman of this rally. A pageant depicting 100 years of Marxism was presented on the program. Apprexinot 1 _=. e y 1h,OOO persons attended this mass rally, 1_.. _' I n-Br ."__ _- J ...4 Witness: A-..7¢ -D1» New York es 14- ~.. -, §, -.92 - -.-'._ ;._.|-'_-__ l 2, _=__ ,, -w. {Q-. :-~. 1 ;-'I.~",1 ', ~_ 1... 1.- ~-1,:-: ,;-,._.-i {v1rg5§ir;=*=,- . .;e _92.._--; .-=~§ ~_._., w If--.1.,5 1, :_;-I92'¢»I".- the ww I-~.'"- - § 7" -'-.5? .--14,13. ; F35,-'.<'-f" "3. ._92, f7='I1 n ,'-l_ __ I. __ _ V __ .I_ . _ H __,_92_ _,. _.r'f__, _J___ W _. _.92._ 92- _ ,._____._ __ ,_____,,_.__._ ,. .. . ., . 1 -...... - _ . < ._, ...... - ,. ,.__ -.<., --:.~-'-. . - -.-..-,.-'~- ...--..~. .».--.~-.-= r .,,.*'»...+. -"' --.-~.-.r.<-- '-r- --. -~ .7 - -"- ."--'-:-.c92.- ~"-" - -'7":I »_-.'" ----.-- : =- I . _.1-.4 :'-" - 1,. '- §-, ,,'-*" '1.--'--~ -1 ._-. 1 T . ,-, " e. V ". _.._~ '.-A"-.;_i = ~--~-- .- - ,;_"-' '-'. 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February, 192h, and has been found in the United States - ..+_'~:-_;- J. 1.2, 8 :_ in violation of the immigration laws thereof, and is subject to be taken in custody and deported, pursuant E3' flu!- ;_-.~?.=- to the provisions of the Act of October 16, 1918, as .-:- ' amended, in that she is found to have been, after entry, F3": a member of the following class, set forth in section '51 one of said act: li-3a' An alien who believes in, advocates and teaches '1 4%.- the overthrow, by force or violence, of the Government of the United States, and the Act of October 16, 1918, if 5-~ . as amended in that she is found to have been, after .-1. -.2 . -- : S s 1 1- 92. 1-Q - 13' , 92 := ' ;~=-". ;- - ,'_'g'A_92.-3 4»-: 92_!1-1. _f 92 ' 1"-_':7.. 2., M . __,. var S "T= n__ . __, ,. _-.-|_ .- _ . .92_ _-.;;._'___.'_ _ ;_,. -. -, -,a~.I-.- _. .*- _-,_. , _~_<. _.~ ;§__-_-_-.,_-__1,~_-_'-.92 --92--. -1 __ 92. $5-_~-j 1 , . _ .. -av-~ ~ .'_'-',_ ..._':_.--_ . 1-,92_'_ }_ -1. -, -._~ -'_-.-_-_ - . 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NY 100-186?6 yrgiibri is H Subject was the author of an article which appeared in "Political Affairs," August, 19h8. This article appeared under the Section, "Pre-Convention ..'~'3 Discussion," and was entitled, "For NewApproaches to ,._~__-v- | 92- 92 Our Work Among Women." The following is quoted from if; this article; 92.i14__92. "Tho Draft Resolution places as the central task before our Party the building of the People's anti- .¢"} monopoly andpeaco coalition against American imperialism. J "-1- It likewise stresses the imperative needfor the people's coalition, and particularly the working class, to fight aggressively on those issues which can win the support 4!-Q of every section of the population that can add solidity, numbers, and strength to tho battle against American =11; imperialism." ' ~ . _-Jr_hb_ . 4 Exhibit #28: §§§ "Political Affairs" f .- ,, ti August, l9h8 _ T5"!A.-I Witness to . ",' .;_.._§ Introduce: Librarian ses ¢3:'-.' Libraryof -.Q-7 Congress . . .92f' .5 -_.a92,- .1 J» . c ,_,_._3__ '- .-D". ,Lm2 iii $k - ,.-*2 .35..- . l._.,,__-U.- -.. ~ Q _'-_-,1"- .7 ! . ., - - . - ._-;_ _'. ' ' .* .1-; '._~s- -:._r r -'-11" . *.';-.~,_ >'~-.. ,_ _--V. 92, - . _. - .;., _ - . = -. - . -__92 _.-. --_-._»!_-.~ 92_ .- |,_--: - 1, -»»i ~- »~. 7 . m"- _'~ I "' RTn» r~pM'rv$J§ wP m'% Zr -..:I -r. ._.. : -'.--. T., , -~; ,- --~ , -,»' -' ., -*'...... _-' "-- --./_-,-- .1/-. ., it .- 3,, . .~' -'='-"-."-92--"r.-- _,k/,-92_'.-.-;_-._-. . . , _~.-,._-I-F ». "_-=, -:~~'- -.I .~_--_e-;~ ~"--1- i --_-,-_._. ',' _'-71-" ",._. r --1'._-.i_i, ~;.. .,~-. -. -v., __'.-.-¢*Fiu>&+¢m-~M Iwr:r --.~ 4-~. ~~-1.- ._.s92--i ~ i - -. -.'->"~ _} H : - v-~ ~ .,__ ¢__ 1: . ice;4.. NY 100-18676 -11, Rgl L? .:'92~ lift. If "1 Witness: ~ P ,- C, __+__ all b||b1d :-:~- Subject was the author of a series of three articles which appeared in the "Daily Worker on August 1, 2 and 7, 19h9. These articles writtentay the subject, were on the topic, "Un-American Committee and the Negro 1:1 People." In the first article, the subject accused the D House Un-American Activities Comittee for calling before - it spokesmen of the Negro people to impugn all the Negro _=,__.-_ people in this country. She stated that never before in - r the history of the Nation has the loyalty of a whole people been so attacked. She stated that the were timed at a strategic moment for American hearings ist reaction. She stated: imperial- "Te begin with, and primarily, they 5*» y with the pivotal attack on civil liberties at If-1 :T"' »T.|-. . f92I92 :92"92f92 ',>f_'. uu.1..u.uI -.@>..ri1 Foley ._... Square where 12 Comunist leaders face a heresy trial for their political ideas because of indictments by -. _;r _' .- V. 92.. . | 1 - _~~,-,.--_r.,-. c'-.- ~.'n .--' __, _. ._ .¥ AI_92_,-| -,._-,_,_.__ _ __.__.. ._ ~»,. =1-"92.':'~. 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In this article the subject stated that, "It is more than a .-*1;-. , passing coincidence that at the Un-American Committee .3 5;". : ._<__:'- Z1 loyalty hearings on Communism and the e re, the 4:; Ne reformist leaders--such as LESIEE§E%ANGEH,I§ ABLE ___ S. JOHNSO to nothing of the miscra 1e stoe P i S eons it .-_. ' as MA1NINg8¬§HHSON! were not powerful enough or '1 convincing one in their views on this subject. This, "0; . ._§ despite the American beurgeoisic's all-out efforts to 2'5 control the Negro press through ads, or to meagerly give ~» crumbs from its profit-laden tables for the support of such institutions as the reformists may lead." 1 A . -~ She stated, The ever-present virus of Iwhite supremacy, intensified national oppression, and the .1-1: is e compelled second-classRev. citize SAND% ship, plus oneof intellectual AY,the leading integrityNegro Q; religious leaders, e chairman of the Social Service es Commission of the National Baptist Convention, to boldly ._. - '3 ,j_r " 92 ,:|:F '. T :~ E1» .';'S» , an . _:~._ .' .. ¢";.92"U* ':92'F'R3.w- - L-1;- _:-is '- oi.- -'13.-#!sA-3:-cur-ii-1 . .5:-f - r _,~&_ . .1. r. ' In IIIUEITTT , 1- 1»- Q"-is-1; ' e egrrz NY 100-18676 .. ,-.- _ ,,. I -1 , . M_ ¢-.71 . "' 1'1.v of August Y 19h9 I '2 series of articles "-2- ._. In the "Daily Worker" the subiect , stated , there appeared the third of the Comittoo Eby hearings _ '_ .5 CLAUDIA JONES. In 131115 8.I tiGlO ed She ,_ "said, The ..,-.¢_ _. that the Un Amorican Activities 1'5" F'- beomeranged, first, because the Negro question is has were itself unsuccessful the Achilles heel and boomerang- of American . "'imperialism' y uu words of the national chairman of the eemmunis . 3 :. . in _ Party, . _ WILLIAM Z .|.. FOSTER __ _ And __-2 _ because, the r1 more __ .l__-tthey touch it the more the imperialists are exposed for what they . are the oppressors of . the Negro people, of the working class, the organizers of force and violene against -.' tho . Negro people, the financiers of OY?lOlt&tlOnI _ 0 .1. of six million Negores and four million whites in the South , fr em whi c h exploitation * they wring the profits 1' _ .¢ to stuff their coffers Ior the financing of an imper- .' .- - ialist B.tO1TllC war and domestic filgclgml ..a;; "F t ,4.v 9292The hearings beomerangcd, for a second reason. Irii? Jind that is because even as they utilized the old divide- rule tactic, the eyes of 1h,OO0,000 Negro nmericans, .» . -'-:91 4- ._ _. Y3? and-' Ulib efy'eS Oi Cuul 1 G1CSS H wnlte ,._{f1CI'J.CCiI15, the efyos * 01 r I1C .EJ.OI'1" ally and celonially oppressed peoples in Ifric", the .est iii Ind .ies , n. and in liberated . H Chi a ,_ , , th .. e eyes of L 1 Mtac New W 5% European Democracies, the cyes of the leader of the world -2! '_-.' democratic forces, the Soviet Union, were upon them *2 '1 "And thirdly, these hearings boomerangcd be f-L'_§=.~ cause even among reformist Nu 5 re leade r s , i ent ll cc t 1ua _r.~ r92 Q-2'Q integrity and intensified national oppression pushes mean -;r J V nf Fhnm 1- n W A - 92*-I-92-I -1 --L r-1 n V-L H-rl - J. Ll -4-UJ-K.! 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CLAUDIA JONES was the author of an article entitled "International women's Day and the Struggle for Peace" which appeared in the . March, 1950 issue of "Political Affairs". The . '{_.7 Z 92.. following is quoted from this article: :-_'. i L~-1 ,' = "On International Women's Daythis 41-_1}, year, millions of women in the world-wide camp of peace headed by the mighty land of Socialism will -..; muster their united forces to make March 8, 1950, ll ' a day of demonstrative struggle for peace, freedom i and women'srights. -~92..;,4 -ii--, :-, .. -"$2-'-.'-"-' In our own land, there will be over ~.¢1__._ _ i,ie fifty celebrations. On New Ycrkls Lower East Side, f,.+~. original site of this historic American-born day of struggle for equal rights for women, and in Q major industrial states, such as Illinois, Ohio, ,»- ,.:;- Michigan, Pennsylvania, California, Massachusetts, '!'.r_1:-0'1 ' --1 and Connecticut, broad united-front meetings of lr _ Q women for peace will be held. 'Save thePeace! F ,.' Halt Production of the A-Bomb1' Negotiate with the Soviet Union to Outlaw Atomic Weapons! -- 2?? these.-----..--1 are --- v -.-.--.- the n ! ._-_.-En»-4.-.1 hC"! 4Y |.=: 92-I g of unmnm -n-r;.u92.-1-4, -1n -I-Am 1'1 nnu4.+92.- TT_.Q A- 92aI-Ii¢-I-Q vdn n . _1, 1,4;-V.L 3 International Women's Day. -1-._. 7-7! 4 "The Struggle For Peace L ll 7-'1 The special significance of this . holiday this year, its particular meaning for Q3,-,--=We . .,,<--, labor, progessives, and Gomunists, and for American working women generally, is to be found £8 . in the widespread condemnation, among numerous sections of the American people, of Truman*s ,..--. £- I»-92'.I- cold-blooded order to produce the hydrogen bomb and 3371?"-1 Q ;-;1 ~" to inaugurate a suicidal atomic and hydrogen .-... ,.: 1,;-¢ - A .. '.rI 1: ? weapon race. - ~ .-" ?TP1I92. ,_*'-/*5" "Not to the liking of the imperialist -92r ".-.' o.-'-2, 1 ideologists of the American Century is the r,.a growing indication by millions of American women I of their opposition to war, their.ardent desire '.< 1 .-."- ~_92--~'. '_'.- r_ ,H% _|-'.;1_'§ 92 :,_L211" Y-1'»§~'";'.' _' @=a . 5;_ __. ..._ III} 1.-1"-". .'K-- I v , 4n .,f u. gm _=<--F ' 5 -1 '._'.fi 92t.".:: l"' -3-..;_-Q ii :5- _- p _ __ .- '.. .. _'e.,- 1.. . ,_ ..' .~ . .. ~.'...... '_- 1 - »..--w . ». .92_...~r--- - . - ' --. - -' .-,.- - .1 . -I - ¢ - '3 -,N_ j .7 - _.. , -. -7-._ i 92 . .'A 2 .1.92 . -,.., = _. .. ,--.1 ...... -f _ . -- .- . ...__ .'--,_~---3 . 4. '__-92-. ..,_ , ,1--._ 1; ..+. 5;.-, '- . . .~;. .'{ r~-._-M. '»__'f_ -__--v - T... _-"'._-'- . . _." - é f _r_*-_'-'..o _-... .;.';"_.q a. '-l.A>FI".¢"fiH" 92--.' z- . ..:. .__~. --.¢':.-_-. ;'-.. ~..'..;..!..,..'1:¢g_;' _.>;<¢...->a §..92L:¢--1.-.;..------ '-."31a.'-'~ _. 1-1-1.: _1-it '1-ifs. b7 ~"~ ii, =1-"; ,..r.-.-1 ' 92 -; !~== bu ; iw92t3; ii"H.. i -1 NY 100-18676 -...... _-. ;;~?.- "The widespread peace sentiments, parti- '.._,92 cularly of the women and the youth in their millions, must be organized and given direction and effective, militant expression. This is necessary, since the 92-'- . ".,4 ~17! - , monopolist rulers are doing everything possible to deceive the people and to paralyze their will to 92v.;.. '- ¥T fight for peace. Particularly insidious agents of I7! the warmakors are the Social-Democratic and reformist ;.._. e labor leaders, the reactionary Roman Catholic hier- he archy, and the American agents of the fascist Tito _.';_1- L gang of imperialist spies, whose main task is to confuse, split and undermine the peace camp. ."'-:*'~£- =3; ;. .°$.5i;i "Hence, a fundamental condition for ;» 2- ._';'1 =.»..""5.'.' rallying the masses of American women into the peace camp is to free them from the influence of the agents of imperialism and to arouse their sense of "Ff-?? *. § internationalism with millions upon millions of their ::'_'*<'_ sisters the world over; to protest the repressive "F a and death-dealing measures carried through against ' ~.a the countless women victims by wall Street's puppets '2?- 1- -LJ5 .-' ~.» ii arshallized Italy: in fascist Greece and Spain; '-~1J_"a=' to link them in solidarity with the anti-imperialist E-'.'_: -" ".'women united 80 million strong in S9 lands in the all Women's International Democratic Federation, who are in the front ranks of the struggle for peace and .~_|_-. .. f'.92'- '.-, '1:§§ - l -- . .92_ !'1 . 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Interested only in catching votes, the Socialist parties paid attention to the ,s woman question only during elections- iiéga "Women Under Socialism a. - - *2 "Complete emancipation of women is £5 possible only under Socialism. It was only with the October Socialist Revolution that for the first time in history, women were fully emancipated and guaranteed their full social equality in every phase Iii} of life, s a "Women in the U.S.S.R. are accorded equal rights with men in all spheres of sea economic, state, cultural, social and political ?¥ life New Soviet Constitution, Article 122.! "But equal rights in the U.S.S.R. are not just formal legal rights, which, under bourgeois 3'14» =15»:-,1;," democracy, are curtailed, where not denied in reality 3 .,.!.' 1'2.-. -'3Q 1:52 "-1 by the very nature of capitalist exploitation. In '- 1! ~_"§ the Soviet Union, full enjoyment of equal rights .;, -r_, '-. W-.: ._2; , z by women is guaranteed by the very nature of the a mm?i Socialist society, in which class divisions and J-.;.. .;-."_ human exploitation are abolished. In bourgeois democracies, equal rights for women constitute at ii? best a programmatic demand to be fought for, and at constant struggle is necessary to defend even those : . ad rights that are enacted into law. re-Ii; _, 1;? . .. -1 ' "In the U.S.S.R. equal-rights articles in the law of the land are but codifications of a? already existing and guaranteed reality. No wonder '; . .92 . '~'.--'-F . I. .,-;._ '--_., .2--. -1 . » .> '.j-1*; ~. -.5-. -. -;;' .1-. -" .;92. " r - _-a -1.. 92 -, *--.. i_'2_., -'15 ? I -'.. ?'*.- R . ~" ll 1 ~- " .24. - . I. -1, . NY100-18676 H ' m ."'v- .1 92 92|."'. "13»""c ;£3" J. --as-2 "Marxism-Leninsm rejects as fallacious all petty-bourgeois equalitarian notions. Equal rights under Socialism do not mean that women do not have special protection and social care necessitated by their special function child bearing, etc.! and special needs which do not apply to men. 1&3 : . l?? .P_=;. .1! "Comrade Foster's Contribution . *2 '-*§~;1._: =--' :21? $255: "The Communist Party of the U.S.A. has , many positive achievements to record during the 3,35 ea.- last 30 years in the field of struggle for women's lt _ _~? .v'=,. rights and in promoting the participation of women in the struggle against war and fascism- sen "Outstanding was the recent participation of Party women and of the women comrades who are wives of the 12 indicted leaders of our Party in the mass Struggle to win the first round in the --i,_-.2; -1 'Foley Square thought-control trial. And in the S .¢ continuing struggle against the frame-up of our . _ _._,92, Party leaders we must involve ever larger masses r -" of women. . :- ~' rm .,_L. . "Under Comrade Foster's initiative and A-. J- ;-=1 ' -'77: -.1 contributions to the deepening of our theoretical new understanding of the wnman question, a new political . ,_ .__4 l ."-,__-.<_='925 appreciation of our tasks is developing in the 'I 95*?'<1 2 V. Party. Party Commissions on Work Among Women are ye .' functioning in the larger districts and in smaller . " AI ones. International Women's Day will mark a high -l...- ,___ »_ .1 point in ideological and political mobilization and in organizational steps to intensify our united- front activities among wamen, particularly around the fe peace struggle. As a further contribution to that iii end, a well-rouded theoretical-ideological outline on the position of Marxism-Leninism on the woman QQQ' 3 question is being prepared. ¥%*'I-._=.~_ .. -_'_g»: -1;": . _.:_* .__,_.-.1. 1 ~. +65- ¢:_ 1/ .1 ? .-. K 3"£"'___. =;;:_..;92 a Em. 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""'.1 i ~»=-_ is - "Progressive and Commun ist men must become -$1 ,-'¢.-.vanguard fighters against male supremacist ideas and for equal rights for women. Too often we observe r.:_.a..r in the expression and practice of labor=progressive, and even some Communist, men glib talk about women zero Ias allies but no commensurate effort to combat male supremacy notions which hamper woman'sability __. to struggle for peace and security. Too many labor- -ad progressive men, not excluding some Communists, resist the full participation of women, avow bourgeois '_.1 av-Ii!-'. 1- ... -.aJ equal __-or-r avoiditarian' notions as regards women, tend to nwq- shuntfull discussion of the woman question and , ,92 the problem aside with peremptory decisions= ' _:.-1 what the promotion of a sound theoretical understanding of this question would achieve for our Party is shown . Q-_-_-;.'.f by the initial results of the cadre training schools ,: Q, . and seminars on the woman question, many of whose _ .- 1 -_-.-=~.- .1 students have begun seriously to tackle male supre- -_ ;.1.?- .7 4 '.;= 3 macist notions in relation to the major tasks of the movement and in relation to their own attitudes. -c "' =-,;___ . "The manifestation of bourgeois feminism ':.1'4-..¢7§"§ in the progressive women's movement and also in our i .-,._,§_ Party is a direct result of the prevalence of male ,, 4- superiority ideas and shows the need for our women i .:: >', ___'.' __c,.. 3 L w~§'- .'1' ".*.-92 ,x.. _._. '-.. =_'l.*. 92_r.. - J L I. 4" ~, <1 ? ' 31- ,_§~:': 4_92.~;- . -_r-me ,?_92:r:,¢ -l . . _ _,__. , :":,':¬:-"'8 -1?- , _.,- :'@i-3 ,3 , -v . - -| I - -I "_'>4 " - . ;. __-- . ' -- '. 92- '- "-T ;-F ;'.~-,-5"».'.--<-"'. ?* IQ-,..--'.".T -1 < ' , ' 1 ,!92.-'a .'.d;."'Z.- L! _/_.. -.92_.92_.' . Ja4 . - - ,-_ __ * ,-_ - _ ,92 .;. .._-.- -'.u_-,»-., ~_.,,.-»,_ ._- hi.-1. - . - I in--_f" ~ Q;-@b1c"'6 sag 2%:-e I L £522? ,_e NY100-18676 . . I be combatted by women labor-progressives and in the first place by women Communists. Key participants in the fight against these ideologies, and in the fight to enlist the masses of women for the pro-peace ?m$ struggle, must.be the advanced trade-union women and women Communists on all levels of Party leadership. All Communist women must, as Lenin said, 'themselves egg become part of the mass movement, taking responsibility ,,_.H for the liberation of women. "We must guarantee that women cadres .__ ___§'__-A end isolation from the masses of women, by assigning ' "'1 these cadres to tasks of work among women, on a w#' mass and Party basis, Ihe Women's Commissions of es the Party must be strengthened, All Party depart- ments and Commissions must deal more consistently :f'3j71 with these questions, putting an end to the false concept that work among women represents second- , , ,- class citizenship in our Party. A key responsi- bility of all Women's Commissions is increased <_'.! _ I -_-:» .-'4 attention and support to the growing movements ;1,. ,- r= § - of youth. =-is-:. :f= ii '-' .&' "we must gauge our Party's work among '-' Ff . women by our effectiveness in giving 1eaders1ip ~: -;. and guidance to our cadres in mass work, with a W... view to concentrating among working-class women -.~ 4 I _-. . =. _._ . - A -L --- -V ,_ - I ._ --~ .~ '-»:.,a»-.c.-,-L-¢-~'-:-.-*-;:_<.- .;_ I ___ .J92_- .__ ,-_._a- -:.--.-.:.=-..1-.:L ;u&:.,-!.r-,;;i..;-..-';|'_¢4..-- _ --_.:_:_.;: 1.! .__ _1T-,_. '= ;_.-3?- L a -. _ . -pl _-_.rm>¢ .;i_ -ex.--1-'s..>:-bus!--.r;i.;,..'s--¢a.¢..i;s.,,; u__.*__ ___-_:__,.: .,_92_- 1-__.'_ _ __: -_ ~_ -. 92 ? w F 92'92 a v - '-.1: - . " ' .- If- -1'3. .- -» L, 92' .». "1- '_ ; ..r¢ gm, -;'.. '5-: Ir .= - -I:-F -3 .--'1? 92'> _ F»? '3: .' u ,-..':L- -5 &;1? _;.; =!i ¢.92.-. .' -nib!-41 1} "'.» rt-' Q - . ".2.-5-' '-:~+;,-Q $1 I" l . -_§ ,.v92_ .. --»--..-= '1-- *1 5.?." ~4'-1-d -1. __',:»_ 1!_ NY 100-18676 uvu :u- *'> *§= 3J' . -A-_-._., 2-'Tr L. r ._.,i "Experience shows that a major area ,4?" aq- of our work should and must be in the field of education, where monopoly reaction and the Roman ,1. rs; Catholic hierarchy concentrate in a policy of . I 92r_._1 :92', .1 .-. inculcating militarist, racist, pro-fascist we ideology in the minds of our children; of victimizing --e'-tr-. progressive teachers, of conducting witch-hunts, ». --. -92~. etc. Where good work has been carried on in this ire sphere, victories have been non, as in the deieat 5% of reactionary legislative measures directed at w» progressive teachers, In developing struggles to alleviate the frightful conditions of schooling, .; .4 particularly in Negro, Puerto Rican, Mexican and ~,_;~.*_ - other working-class communities, Communist and pro- »¢- gressive women have an important task to perform u__ and an opportunity for developing an exceedingly broad united front for successful endeavor. "By connecting the struggle against the seemingly little issues of crowded schoolrooms, P ~ ~. unsanitary conditions, lack of child care facilities, - < I etc., with the issues of reactionary content of teaching--racism, jingoism, etc;--the political consciousness of the parent masses can be raised to the understanding of the interconnection between the demand for lunch for a hungry child and the .>': demand of the people for economic security; be- .5-1-=_ tween the campaign for the dismissal of a Negro- 92 _- V . I -..,'_- hating, anti-Semitic Mae Quinn from the school 45*. ..~ ..:r system and the fight of the people for democratic , J; rights; between the protest against a jingoistio _ '-'_-=-. , .._ 3- school text and the broadI ight of the people for _I'~'*.' pea-C60 Lu - "In keeping with the spirit of International Women's Day, tremendous tasks fall upon our Partys ,.¢...=- The mobilization of the masses of Americans, together with the enlisting and activation of women cadres, for heightened struggles for peace" ., _ . and for the special needs of oppressed uamanhood, 92 92 is . -._,f'>_'.-_" ' ---5',»-_ '- .";92" n i: ;;i-,1-J: w .,- P-.'-.:9;; 'I,:2921~":.v' "->- '"s; -:". :' I '. .1 '.., ':=. v r-' fa .'._-._./;"-g."92 ~ _» E:'.._:_ :. gj;1~: -: A. r 92 E -1 -;"_r:' r:.I ¢tr -x , 2.- Pf -.- - c ,..i as§§ 51¢,- £ /' -- | 1 _-1 Ya . - .~.-:_'r-;=- . ' *="* '' -.-i.:_"..-»'.-;;:'.=..--=~»_92--~=r-- ~h~ -- " -m .e-:.q;= Lh- " fvff -. *"s-"- ":3, NY 100-18676 U ' :,...; A-1 FL-Q .=-._~ "movement among the women as such, we must draw the masses of women into the impending 1950 '31. election campaign and thereby, on the basis of 92. ,-'.-. , s - .4 their experiences in the struggle, help raise ~»;- .. their political consciousness to the understanding _:~x 1-'5. . §. 5 ? of the bipartisan demagogy and the hollowness of 1-:.f',,~ Truman's tall promises. Large masses of women . can thus be brought to a full break with the two- party system of monopoly capital and to adherence kn the 'l*'.'Inj_'r»r'i-.~n.q'r~'l'.-<1" mntrnmcn-1'l'._ Tn ._,~¢..'_j-1 -., ---.. ..-- -._ _,...,.- ..,, ...-...... -a, ....- tho course of .M- this development, with our Party performing its -mi vanguard task, advanced sections among the working- class women will attain the level of Socialist ,- .'-a_-."" consciousness and will, as recruited Communists, 4 :- _J _'r'. carry on their struggle among the broad masses of a, women upon the scientific conviction that the final guarantee of peace, bread and freedom, and the full emancipation of subjected womankind, will be achieved only in a Socialist America," art . ' -élfi __;_,;. =3 Exhibit #31 = Political rind .5! " ' Affairs", -: f fT _.-' r . . March, 1950 %?L Witness to Introduce: £55~"5'."; ! Librarian, Library of Congress . The subject was the author of an article entitled, "Women Crusade for Peace" which appeared in the "Worker", March 12, 1950. In this article the subject reviewed the activities of women's peace organizations, who, in connection with the Inter- egg national Women's Day celebration, organized women's organizations in various parts of the United States ~¬" £;+.;-1;in a "crusade for peace", . e .l, *'J.. -' -X.» .4 ,_- ;,x_; 92' . .. __., 92',l :.,92-._. -'.==;¢.. ; ._92_.£;_, ._ 3? .1-'5-5 , F; 92 7- -'-Q u -"'.rI r92' JR .-P-,-'_ _ :r ,3-,- .:._ kt:-1:"? . .'- ' . . .:,__- ca .1.? --. c."q ".. .-,4 »--.- - - 'i" = -" . 03 Tr - : .. . i. -', . ' e: .»_ _»._ _ -, ._ I, -'' -. r-T_,._*,_~.:"-j3f *. §}-¢-}}:F'7 Exhibit #32: The "Worker", March 12, 1950 Witness to - 1- .1-|._.____: ___ .-. Introduces .LIJ.l'9.['iiI'.J.H-I1, New York Public 92 I l. .;,_ 92_- . '. 192. . '-' -.s 92-__-.. -, .:0. . -' .' :.. -'- -§ _5~';'5-.2 ;,._92,_'r- ,. '1"-'_'.. . -.1 "Y ' .¢;% "L4: -1':. 1-:1-. :¥ FY 5_ -__.., !3:_,1". %j 1.-_ ._92.;-. ..r|*. 7 ~"- . ,*-as b7c,-U 10 ? . :-»: -5' » ..-.1. , . -_e 5"- ,1.--was, -.:v; - .,-.n- 92 iii; . < . .'__1-A. '»'_- '1. .~ '3. -5. Y?-'-. z 1'7?-_ ..1l _ .e M a .1 .__ '. g » : T=? NY 100-18676 L»UH'|"!'U$ . _._;._,z es i .-_. _.-1_' e,f.;a3 'F-,;*: 1 2.4; -sees The following is quoted from this article 4%?I7 1,. V - - < t éé "Recently in Detroit, and Flint, Mich., I had the opportunity to meet with trade union women and wives of auto workers celebrating 1 ._ 1 ' - >k :%'" International women's Days Concerned as were these women with the struggle for peace, there was as at yet no evidence of organized activity to win their .:'-._ .-;=;_-.,;. sisters for the organized peace struggle. . -.-- F : I - J "Great stress was placed by a discussion .-'.;'~ ' "I M by a woman UAW worker on the necessity to clarify -j-.-r:92 the masses of working women, who want peace, on the *925-. source of the war danger. This concern was so I 1 .1. _ ' ' great that she hesitated to launch a peace ballet @ +. 'v .,Y1?3 iE§ as ween in dozens of cities are doing, for fear :~._ . that so many people might be involved who have different opinions as to the source of war, _.1'- '35 aéis "In these cities, where peace ballot 92 _;-'*' _ x Y A activities are involving thousands of women, 1: ; progressive and Comunist women particularly, also share concern as to the source of war. But they are impressed with the knowledge that we cannot =$-:-- - "'3 '_ clarify responsibility for the war danger if we . » '4.2- are isolated from the masses of women. éw .-1-- 1 -i Q. L.J.' u'=1-3:? _-glr "As in Boston, Philadelphia, and the newly .;.__Q __ ». formed N. Y, East Side Women Volunteers for Peace, 92-,-- _' 3? g progressive women recognize, that only by organized C'.~"';""'1: united front, grass-roots activity of women of .-1 -".'.¢~'»; various political opinions is it possible for the .1192. " _g x.:§-' great mass of women to--1 express-- -v---p 92-41.--n their will q.-1-.1. rw for H Q D_a var. '5'L _"It is evident in these cases that the minimum basis for unity can be achieved: namely, to demand outlawing of the A-bombs, U. S.-USSR x _-. >.~_- . ,~'1'- 35 -I :': >Mei'~ '2':- '-Ef'1-7t.: - Tg:f,1-'.-'4 -: '- ¬§'Q i _:'.._ % 1 "--6 L- Y -U _ _ . 11- 0- . "3 _v , _. _: _ M ;V'__ ; '; .: .I 4i_ _ x .. . ., »' _' - - -- '- ~- -, - '~ 1'. »I"~ I .."-_-*»--1;};-.-I---;i .:~-" -L -1 -- ----~.» ~ - '_'. .. -i "._ .- - '--' Q? . E _; _ [Hg_,Jg_,_._,__; _,- . -__, ~,a4;;.1 _,_? in-. M {I _ -. _:_-;_ -'_.1 92»i 5 ' C §=''5ZL ||||!||l 1|§l ,_ ':. >r'-T ?",%1§r -:,|'. 's_ _. 1 ,;_ . te- -_ 1.; NY100-18676 f{j}ZE1_"@E92AL_ ¬Q .J-../'1 '15 Z '._.-'1--- " 2 1 ; Exhibit #33: The "worker", _.-- 5_ April 2, 1950 .1-,.. Witness to 5115i Introduce: Librarian, rs New York i Public Library g I I The February, 1951 issue of "Political aif Affairs", according to the iirst pag oi this issue. was a "special enlarged issue devoted to reports, ' ¢- --:,, speeches and greetings of the 15th National Con- are vention of the Communist Party, USA, held in New I York City on December 28, 31, 1950". ri- it was noted that in this issue CLAUDIA . JONES is the author of a report entitled? "For .~_>,» the Unity of Women in the Cause of Peace . o§§§3 ,1. It is stated on page one of this issue that this report by the subject was one of several ¥e@ reports submitted to the delegates of the 15th National Convention of the Communist Party. In _1 '-~.:. Ki_ ..- this report the subject reviewed at great length jh§g the necessity for unity of women in the Comunist ,- -A Party and the crusade for peace. J."-5!:?_ .- .3 - HE- The following is Quoted from this article as it pertains to the subject's activity in no organizational work in the party: ..-.- ,1 III propose that this Convention instruct 'f"i-i-Pi .z._".3 9292 _~.:.-a-. .' "-92_ . ',.-sf '. . .92 92'_--QR _,. .1-- ;~.?' __ -L. =.'?. ;,r-. i~. :V - _ , -_:;- ~ I-'92 - "~ r-,:i_=--_.,_-;-, -]- "- ,. _._.'. --". ~'.'-.--_;»}__-_,_.. ¢.- -_ I - -~"!.P~>. : _ " _.; 11. __»-_» ~ -. 1, .- .t-,. ?;i .-,1-~,'_,;- -. t_f.,-.1-_--r1: -.n-_-,92_-I. ,;1- _-z -__- =;j.=_._.~ .-.-_'- _ -. .35.. K § ~-,--, ,- ".~"':'-?','?,'}j- fr;-I I'_. -': -:_'-_=; ,= --=_ -._'.'-'_-. '1,1. '. ._¢..~_': * - - fa'-Y--'1." n I . 1 ¢ :- - - "" ". @'.'--r"=i.-~ '.'- "2 =»'-. .- 92 it: _5. r ._-¢_-_5'~_ ;--;___- '- - , - . -_~'-_ .'_'_:Iy-,_--_;5-V1;~;-_j'.$_-:7;._,Tc-5-_;-_ K,,_='- ,~.- ,5, ,f_-»' -" -,-.. -. j~_'»_-.-. . . ~.'1 r'I ._ , ., y - ~ . _ '32 ; . "1; . "',.".. .,,, .'-,-- I .1? _.r. - _. - . _ . T.- 7-__ ' - .'92 _. ", " ' __- ,;';"-',._. - - 921-!,".'92:7';_;¢_;--'?- - , ~- ." .'~ .f_-' ,---_ ,-,r-~_,92¢92 _',;- ."-- __ 92."1"»92I.""| .~7-" » r'-~;'7-':~" ';'-- -1§ .'.1" v ~"'-".-.g".-'--- J -_~ _ - -1.".~- ,_~- . - -<4 -: T.-"t-2'- . H'r '2'-j-"?_'-.;'_. .._'.. -.92 -.--_:_ _"'_;- _,.-.4,.e...=:_ <_ t=:.n.n&¢.-_ *~m@@444u;@a ¢_ '_; _'__. 1. Q _t92§. __,:.__,:__ .~,,',.- -.» :-*, _._-',, ,_:;'-v -Q _-_-_ -_~-.._92.1 -. - qr 1;'_.:,-f,- j92,'...:-._ '92 ."--,q_¢_- ¢~>#_:._-;_;-§*:-_;;~1' ~ .. - . ,'1 . ,~. .- 1"I."-92'.;:,.',' | PA 1... v T !-. - Q7 -"12 ' I*:_'=_':;l~'.';.;¬ - ...s.--=2 ~. 4.» mr 100-18676 b-k_,__,_; *- _ ~,',-,n *"I2.*.1 H-_-,92_ -w$§ " a collection of the writings of Marx, Engels .-,.F- Lenin and Stalin! which will be published by International Publishers in January, and which ??~ -ni should receive wide circulation and study. ,3 _ "Proper use of the Women'sPage of :,J_R _ . ' Worker ,e under the leadership of Egggy __,_.'1_ ,¥p gEn1§,widely now read;the organization of friends i . and readers of The Worker to make this page 1'. the vehicle of exchange of experiences in the peace ea: and general women's movement,can make this page 1': the avenue to increasing the circulation of the press among the masses of women, particularly X». among Negro and working-class women- ,_-.' -; r+ -_92:_~_~'_:'=:.i "The Dre t Resolution's failure to deal adequately with the woman question, overcome -:.»..'§ 4'"?. now with Comrade Hall's report, consists in the fact that it failed not only to deal adequately tag with women'srole -- but with her oppression -- r;..~.- the crux of the question. It is true that the 1'1-. widespread and justifiable criticism by many of 1- [11; our women comrades of the Resolution's weakness _|mi .3 was due to their failure to find a corresponding . /- - Zr .' estimate of work among women on all Party levels, They saw therefore the struggle for women's in equality solely as an inner Party matter, isolated, .",4i,_4 as too many of them are from the broad ferment .=-11a ,¢~a of women for peace, Where women, despite obstacles, plunged ahead, and did not fall into the battle . -4- -1~ of the sexes bourgeois-feminist moods, there recognition of w:men's full role and contribution to the fight for peace was swiftest. This should point up a great fact: namely, that it is the movement of the women themselves for peace that has forced a new awareness upon our Party and labor- progressive forces everywhere today. A real -1- tribute for this approach goes to Comrade Foster who told us that women must fight for their own liberation, and to women Comunist anti-fascist =':7':i s.+,= ' leaders in the international women's movement. ; ~9 gym - . ._ ,._,__ - ?. --_~~ _-'~'. _ _;_.3;. .:_ -'.-_ . L- .1'_¢ .. '<.-' $1 : :.~'-'.'T "5. li__'_f;, F 9}v _, ._ ; _ ~ . ~ - , l =7. ,_. --- if-, _ ;_ : :-_-_'-_'5<1.--:-.7- , _-"_'_ _ _; _-k-. V. = , .- 7 ,/ »:."» .*_i,';=_-a '., I ,__ _ 92 __ . .,,__,._-_ ,_ , -,- . -Q . - -._ -...»~. -. - ,4 1.1 .-..-.~ 1 -' 92f.I . . ,_ _ _ l , _ ..,-. -A-' -e92 '."-:" - '_'.... ; " ' .. i."- -. i'- ".3._ - ."'U" -.:.'.¢ -~ -, ...--,> _ .--- !'- 1 ,.'-L'!~.-4 4- .-1-'=-'1- -Tr-'1 .'§'- K-1-"_ -1,-'_ -'5 - 9" . -.111-'> ;:1,'I--1 "~'-'-cu -"-.. -.1-_;;--:4--.-,-l -i ;--3'"'.~ 1-, - ". - -- *1 , ' I. r '~ -"l '~ _ '- 23;?- -92~-'-- r;-1'.a-1".- ._ 1 .1 ~..'A _ ;.r.4.-..1-;~.~:4.-._s..':za¢-1-~_ 92_ .. 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Zia 92i tors to Party policy and mass work in our clubs twig and groups. :'§ ¥ -1, "It is time our Party recognize the __¢_ i Iv - .| precious capital it has in its women cadres. -. -._ _.-'92 _1 Important indications of an improved attitude in the Party toward the promotion of women in d:+0 __ .=-' leadership are seen in maiy parts of the coutry- We have the advancement to the State Gemittee _ '_~i- _. :1. at the recent ew York Party Convention of such "¬7 Jr.- comrades as Lil Gates, Johnnie Lumpkin and Mercedes Arroya; the splendid leadership of such women comrades as Vickie Lawrence and Anne Garfield k5E¥ ':'7 ;_'§¬: in work among women in cw York and New England; -._ah . ;;* -.;-1.-=- the recent elevation o Comrade Mollie Lieber West to the post of linois organizational T3.FF" -. secretary; of Grac illman to a similar position ieej in Indiana and of ade Vi to a leading post -ii, _ q.7-| '1 in a Southern Party district. We have comrades ,- _-- gal J34, ,L,_ {M like Rose Gaulden in the leadership in Philadelphia's '."""-1'-L ..1'. 924- hth Ward, of Dorothy Healy and Bernadette Doyle . C-J in key positions in California, of Betty Gannett as our National Education Director, of w>men Communist veterans like Dora Lipshitz and Rose ..¢_- Baron, and that of Martha Stone as District - Organizer of New Jersey, We also have emerging .,.. Negro women loaders like Mary Adams, the splendid '/~= 1- 4* vonng Party women cadre like Jeanie Griffith and Judy; cw .'-I ea !5$ - -": i If.!-9-s. ' .§e¥»92,,i. _~».a:- 3;, _'; §?:'§ - Th - Fe-=>- ;»4 . _ -'7':_'| 92 .-___ VI. _-55-1 -» _ 92 __ ~~- gm 3 . ., *¬_'w~"=:'-L" 3J-l-1:: - , .3-. -, . ,,__._... . ."? 7: -.'7.-7 , g-.2 -' }I;." v_».. '1 -'- '-:1; ". ~: ,.92_~-*--'n . -11»-E..' - ,*"1- '. _-.4..*,_ ~,:. ,~: ;_-T ....__'..,¬ . 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There are other women cadres too L . _. numerous to mention. -Q7555- 92- 92 r! "Inspired and steeled by the powerful ; . 2-. rt, science of Marxism-Leninism, which holds the key to the ultimate liberation of women in a Socialist ..m'_ society, where the basis of women's exploitation is eliminated, expolitation of man by man abolished, ~:.. . ;-'-=3 and the true equality of the sexes achieved, let ere us resolve at this 15th National Convention of . >=~-=?* our Party to honor the JaneYHig5inses whose 1' -T-E daily work is a measure of their desire to master - "1~ l Marxist-Leninist theory, to participate in winning 12% a glorious future. -21,3911 y. ;-.~_:I-~; "In this struggle, Communist women, by '1 375 their leadership among the masses of women, and .:_<1'f f._1 § learning from them to fight for their demands, .;'- *2-£73. will fuse the women's peace movement under the -,-'1'. -. leadership of the working class, and will thereby help to change the relationship of forces in our land in such a way as to make for a new anti- - it fascist, anti-imperialist people's coalition, 1 advancing through this struggle to-Socialism." ,,» 1r _92."I _. -'92_ |_ _'."3. -'<_--';§ .. _'.> _1 .,|_ . ~w1 :§.=":'¬ less .t. -_._.,; -5. are are 1- In g _ _ _ _ . w I _ >__. 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I: 5 -I .. i I. -p" H i "V' L"'-'-""1--*.v " _ _ _ _ _ "*' _ " ___.& _ ,_',. , ->_-_.~e- t h -$'_;'92..':~.-'_"-"~x'|~. _11'."w-|§-"._&}-|.__5__*' 'la -" ~- ' -.4 .~ % 'b7& ,"15 u ";-9-ff-"M .'-"J-'-i:.l »._;_-' .'-Z ._f'_, _ . ,__ _ . _.'1 92! »~--» I _'_ 0 =,:__ i * .".'-' mr 100-18676 f The subject was the author of an article which cl : appeared in the "Daily Worker" February 13 1951. aw The following statement appearedat the beginningof J. this article: _.-n--'-s fir. - & ____ -- ___ - - _-_-_ we - __- "a~. Y Tho yruuuudiugs uf the recent lpth ational Convention of the Gomunist Party are now being pub- _r14 -_.--.-. F . lished in pamphlet and book form. Because the Daily cu ;-' :3 A ; Worker considers these proceedings of the greatest 2! 5'5 importance to the American people, and particularly - '.'-_§'*-Q -f to the workers, both Communist and non-Communist, we are printing sections of the major Convention reports." ,..92' _: 1 '92-L. =..'- ,.-_If A review of this article reveals that in _ ,- ._.._--_.g-1 substance the subject has again set forth the report ~:¬! she made before the 15th National Convention. This report also appeared in the February, 1951 issue of A Political Affairs", 7:," 1:3 .. - -3 oxa T.sq ;sa ,§3 ,_. 1-..v 15%1 "Daily Worker", I- February 13, 1951 N witness to Introduce: Librarian, New York Public 3:F a C . Library The subject was the author of an article in t the March, 1951 issue of "Political Affairs". It was noted on the first page of this issue of "Political 7 _ _ ' '. y ' ~ .- . _ --- ' - -- ' .~ - - *92*-~ : -' I- ~ . 1- '. - .1, ~. ~ ".".92:; ___ ¢_ .=":-;'-...; - _,-..-=_ -' 92.~. ,,.-._..-.: =s..-_ - . ; " l.';..: ...-.'..;-, "."' ._; ~92 w. __ ._V__'V_ I - :7. - - -» I : ._ __f_._ _._ __ ,_,__ zg- "'_ -,__ * ,, -4' *5 ' ;-. - ->z92 K. _ -.~ _a.'. -'- _ ;~..92__ ; 1137:. ;_ >'- -.'- =-f ~..s. I»'. i -'-» evei ,.- E: 3-1",. £': _.. :'-r"."'F"T . ,. -r ,. _'-2 , _,:.-_ -"'_. "-:'.H .:';"1' ."' ..-1;-,5; _ 4 , V . | :4-92'-;. .-.a'_ a;.;-,1_.;-l..l.' Liz:-L. ______92 .. @ Q¢, " 16 '0 m b 0 dang -A92 i YF:;»?; ah , s NY 100-18676 .- .-u "our work. It was his discussions with us, prior to finalization of the aforementioned article, L U -3-_ that helped to lend confidence to our Commission g2: -592 1'. to fight for such an approach in our Party. In W . over nine Party districts, conferences on work .__,_. . ,'-1? among women, participated in by district leadership "'*"92. 5¥ followed; and there was a general improvement in the organization of classes on the woman's question -2'"; by state educational departments as well as its C41,- integration in general Party schools. is "THE URGENT FIGHT FOR THE NEEDS OF WOMEN WORKERS "It becomes ever more urgent therefore -,4 . for our Party to heed the sound political and . .-'' 1. theoretical advices of Comrade Foster as we go forward to improve our work among women. Parti- Mm cularly important is the need to fight for the :_-it, r_ needs of women workers and to root all our united- front activities among working-class and Negro women, as we go forward in our work to win women l in the struggle for peace, democratic rights, , J!»_ 1 I _ »¢.'j,-¢. and economic security, 7 }0".. ¢ P' -- 5 is-"a. "Our Party can pay no greater tribute ii to our beloved Comrade Foster on the occasion of .='-151 . .- - - .92:'~ - .' _; 2. ?-,'f ~ I" ,».-_ -_. _92 _- I._f ma :3. .1 F} _ _' 4 " as > E :- 72'} '1 Li --;-if ~ti _ __ Ha/_" ' see h 92§m NY 100-18676 u ' F "'11!is 4 "advice, our Party, as it performs its vanguard I-.-v -:5 tasks especially in relation to work among the _?-,1_§§.* ' broad masses of women, will help advanced sections of Negro and white working women to attain the t é level of Socialist consciousness. Armed by Foster's towering leadership of our Party, they a will win millions of women to the scientific conviction that the final guarantee of peace, bread and freedom and the full emancipation of oppressed _*'._> _ womanhood will be achieved only in a Socialist America," ' - 1 -7 -3 ", . Exhibit #25: "Political , Affairs", March, 1951 g Witness to Introduce: Librarian, Library of Fig Congresa In February, 19h? a National Women's Commission of the Comunist Party was established. ¢wa This Commission was established by the party to coordinate the party's activities in the work ii? among women. From the very beginning of the establishment of this committee, CLAUDIA JONESL " has been the Secretary of the National Women's Comission. It has been her duty to work with LQQ the Chairman of this comittee, ELIZABETH GURLEY -"A70 FLYNN, and to make trips in connection with the .3.-=T ;;X.,. organization of this comission to the various Q9: Communist Party districts throughout the United ',=_=r;3=.+ States. She has been responsible for establishing women's comissions in several districts of the Comunist Party. 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' §_ .-;W,',._' u ;'i4T: 1{': := e ft -iI:"' ,l 1 .', no rh g 1: --u: ;92.kt-;,; -an :.:1"J§ E:11»;" 1' .23.-, $5 rs, IFE, 1 -1an - I " -'1 . / Gd . _-..92I' ' 92 ' .ll.e; ,-»§; Q We aseeg r .-.'.}'Q?5 zaiér ~. t¢d iJc! !!!...}iudL. =? ::A 92*Fl4{2 NY 100-18676 _.*-.; ea d . PARTY DIRECTIVES, STATEMENTS MADE BY *1 _ CLAUDIA JONES WHEN A MEMBER CF THE .1-weH, -. 92- NATIONAL COMMITTEE, COMMUNIST PARTY, _; . .3. Use 945-19u8!c c 1 - . -4 l";»-_.-. @- . =f--~'.§92i, -' _-._-_;._::. 92- _ fl'~Y bl 579K Witness: .~__92- . In the September, l9h§, issue of "Political Qft Affairs," there is set forth a statement concerning the -_._ ~_.;:=92. "resolution of the National'Convention of the Communist 2 ..__._.-_ Party, USA, adonted July 25- l9h§=" The fellewinv excerhts J?-i1=; -' :>.'! have been takenrfrom this resolution as set forthcin this ,. . w , article: .564 iii "This revision of Marxist-Leninist theory regarding 5*- the role of monopoly capital led to other erroneous conclusions, 3-Li-L~__ such as to utopian economic perspectives and the possibility 4-;.*l;. - !ér.§ of achieving the national liberation of the colonial and dependent countries through arrangements between the great " ~ powers, It also led to tendencies to obscure the class JTQ nature of bourgeois democracy, to false concepts of social evolution, to revision of the fundamental laws of the class ifd.-. struggle and to minimizing the independent and leading 92'92 ._ ,p. _; 1 u.e.;.n...-;:.;.t_'-t..:'.;.;sl;s;->;t.¢..:4..|.;ar.:;i-i-'L- 92 It ~_ f f - ,1 ., L - _~| _5 I-. - '-~T- . ,:__.*.:g _.»_._ @- .1 .;.-_:2.; "L .3 - I .1 .~.'1_-'.- sf1- 11'» --r .-=:F'»;~i . ;_e f'- .» . -- -. . - ~ - i > . .- - '92- --i.- .. ..-; -.-. -,.-. M-' ..'.-.""- ~.'_.:.' n . -. --- . - . ear? 92-.P __ ..' ~. -_~ _,--._ 92 ~ 3'. . .. - ~l._,.- - ., -- .._._._ ._ ~ - -~,'-- .., - 4... -~ __.___,. -'._, .; -_ .,»_I 2 1 -ta.-.--.- ~ "=- -._ 5 i -.,__.-_.r,_.__ M.-,.~. __ '.¬', ... - . _. -, . . . . - - 92.»-.e ""£.1 1 . _! .__-R5 /. . ': ~ . " ' .. .. _ .... 92. -4 . |__}» _ .- -,- - . - -_ -_.. '-'.. . -;e- ,1,- ,_-1*-7 r- $T.1.;. =- -,---f .-we-.,:,.,_;'. '>-5.1". - r --_-- ''~ '_.,'.- _~ ~ -1»-n :'-. I "-11-? "-.~.- '- 1?» r-.-"<-»i'» :'-; -'- .T'é'1=E;=¢. r:"--;-==1'_---* " .. We? r ' |I w a - ' I " . qr __: _ -__-_,1 Ff ep sl" at NY 100-15676 ,1,_ . H operate in the period of the general crisis of capitalism, "Furthermore, the dissolution of the Communist Party and the formation of the Communist Political Association were part and parcel of our revisionist errors, and did in . ea--..1 a;-. P fact constitute the liquidation of the independent and -*"i. = i~11'l-__.._ ._ it" vanguard role of the Communist movement. As a consequence, our base among the industrial workers was seriously weakened. This further resulted in a general weakening of Communist activities and in adversely affecting the role and policies » of other Marxist parties in the Western Hemisphere. Far 1:Z..;ll-§. from aiding the carrying out of such correct policy as support for ROCSEVTLT'S rc-election, the dissolution of the Communist Party weakened the democratic coalition its because it weakened the initiative, strength and contributions tans- of the Comunist vanguard. ass- "A flagrant expression of this liquidation was the abolition of the Communist organization in the South through its transformation into non-Communist, anti-fascist organizations. This action undermined the foundation for frag consistent and effective struggle for the needs and aspirations of the masses of the South, especially the Negro people. ;92,;}»L'§ 1; This glaring example of the logical outcome of our revisionist errors reveals the direction in which our policy was leading. The dissolution of the Communist Party of America and 51: ?..»s=-.'' ~ j the formation of the C.P.A. was in fact the liquidation of t si»r the independent Marxist Party of the working class. _92,,1;-. . : ;'_~.L;L-:~"r:5¢§r "sag .5. -. -._-_u_-,' > . "The correction of our revisionist errors demands _..~._~ .;- =f.- "1'?-,_ 3| the immediate reconstitution of the Communist Party and guaranteeing the re-establishment of the Marxist content of its program, policies and activities. .15:,5. .. ._c,..? v up 24411- g.t . . -§~;v .., 1!. .." "The incoming Notional Committee and Board, by =32 - example, and with the active assistance of the membership, E7-isst» 3' 2;»-=' must undertake an ideological and organizational struggle to root out all vestiges of bureaucracy, and be constantly ;._,f;-;._,bu . . on guard against relapses to old bureaucratic methods of 92 '3 92 92L K. _.V __-_- - , H. '. - I _. . . _. _-__ __._' - _-__ ._. . .;,__;.:'.._V, ,_,_~:1'_;.' _;---.¢.__?-- ..u .. :;-2'-.7 ; -' -1-~. ~ .-" 2 .1! -1'3.4 .13.-'-..'.-Mn. -...-;.'a-1--J- -In-0-~924-"=4.I.-¢--s ,- "the most rapid and complete correction of our revisionist errors." Exhibit #35: "Political Affairs" ,4-*' September, l9h5 '_'.92' 19* E ~ Witness to 1-"'-13:. Introduce: Librarian Ix:' Library of Congress Q. Q :- CLAUDIA JONES was the author of "a discussion article" entitled, "On the Right to Sclf Deterninatien for 4-» the Negro People in the Black Belt." This article appeared .'__ . _ .'-1 in the January, l9a6, issue of "Political Affairs." The following are excerpts from this article by the subject: ==-an".1 r .5 92!. "We Communists adhere to the fundamental belief . p. _-- ;. .. ,92_ that complete and lasting equality of imperialist oppressed -;¢ 92 -1. nations and peoples can be guaranteed only with the establish- ment of Socialism. The aim of Socialism is not only to .pa§ abolish the present division of mankind into small states, zn¢= not only to bring nations closer to each other, but ulti- mately to merge them. But we have never ignored the historical process necessary to the achievement of that goal. Nor can we 'postpone' the question of national liberation until Socialism is established or speak solely in general nebulous phrases about national liberation. We must have a clear and precisely formulated political program to guide our work in the achievement of that goal. For we know that mankind can achieve the inevitable merging of nations, only by passing through the transition period of complete liberation of all ass the oppressed nations, i.e., their freedom to secede.' -;/r_" LENIH, Selected Works, Vol. V. International Publishers, .%k£ p. 271.5 Q "As Leninists, we are distinguished from the met? reactionary Social-Democrats in that we reject, even if it ,. is under the name of 'internationalism,* any denial of the ;,,,___ right of national self-determination to the oppressed Q-Q - :-E peoples. For true internationalism, that is Marxism-Leninism, 92-:11 1 end ass.q¢92_¢ s g is:-,, .'.-92.$4d..- ?3"'z-...? -; :~.-'-'.'=':-.- ---,.;-~/.!: . = 12-->. .15-;_<, -i "s~ ":1- "1 Fr CUNF NTIAL =¢¢ . -._.;-'; - :1;1- T E .- . J-.1 ,1 ;_= _~;; - '"'.e~s ".*. 92 W 1*. -.2 ;, ¢ 92_,_.--.¥'_ ..I _.-1 "_.'_§_';;. 1.-2 ; * '.-»-bf . ._ - ,kt§s¥ 92{31- -1': .--/'-=-~-:1; .-| 1-»-.!:::..v?-._.-'4 E f'?"1": ~'-- 511,2 ?-,':- _: ~=e§ ~'51-""i - Eéwe Edd! - .1;_:;...w _ _; --;.;_;E . "-; ' _,,-am.st..-4. 1 .'92$¢_§.a. r.s-- y be .f;"_ ,. ¥; _ _.-1 . . '92--9. . - -4_-Jr . ._ 9 NY 100-18676 ass; "places the right of self determination asnaLbasicnpro: L g1"<'3.IIL"1a131C pO1I'1 5.'.I.'f1¬ 'lI1 G¬:I'I18.tJ.OI1B.i1SII1'01 U116 1'e.Lu.r'uu.:suu ~?.'<'92 -. ; is nothing more or less than the nationalism of their own _ ~_q~.-5'1. respective imperialist rulers, while the national program R7. of LEHIN is an essential part of internationalism. Any 'internationa1ism* that denies the right of self-deter- mination to the subject peoples is false, is a mere cover ._it r. l -_ .__;'.'=.'... for imperialist chauvinism. 'I .¢,,;.. "Our approach is based on proletarian inter- __,. v92.#_»4--3 »-.-n_r1'l-'1 .-.--m$.v'|~|-7n1 92 vannnn-n-1r-1:30 i-1-xni" I-1'11: 1.rn"rI]rr92"|"Iunf' .I:'h E. '->. J|J|QUuLL¢'J.¢C1-J-J-LJML, -'VA..LJ.92.r¢.1J. U92.r92..l EJ.J.J_l.l92-vb! UAJ-bl. H !JJ.L92.4 Wye.-Is92-{L 92-I92-fJ- i-I-I-L en- -.-'_ oppressing nation best fight against national oppress1on-- F535,- . 3. especially by their 'own' bourgeoisie--once they understand s._- that arch is the road to realize their own freedom. It is ¬* :?."'?- tr: based on the Marxist proposition that 'no nation can be at free if it oppresses other nations. , .-=/ "F *~-I 4 . I'. , "Clearly then, those who impute to the Negro E9. people the main responsibility for 'accepting'or 'rejccting' ssh the nrinci, ple of self-determination ignore tis tenet: they 4'~ i- .?' base their conclusions on the subjective factor, instead 92 . of the objective and historical conditions of oppression of itii the Negro people in the Black Belt. "But let us examine some of these arguments. Is fe, it true that the Negro people do not want self-determination, that the Negro people shy away from this concept with ab- horrence? Definitely not! It is, of course, quite a 5-92'.'l'T.-",-*5different matter if we speak of the Negro people as not being fully conscious of this concept in our terms. But 5-1 to challenge the deepest desires of the Negro people for ...._;, ,3 freedom and equality as being other than that of the fullest _ - 1' _.. _ - .', . . - -,-. -~'.~._-.f,',-,-.--.~.-.92 1' ._»-;_ _..-1, ~ ;. ~ - _.'-._ _-p_-'_",.-_~ -- N " .. _ ~_ - - ' -V- - - .. - 1 - .:. -.1»;-1 . -.-_92 - *-'. "1'I*".i',._!:1¢'f| --_'}Z..-""3- -~... ,. -.-- ,- "1.-..._92..92~- -"."~:-.--- _..,, - . -. .. -~.... 1' A 92 ~_» Q: ."§~i"_;' _. .. .92:'92'.-7 _92~. _...;.__,,__ .-.92. -I-1 : :'.¢".'T -=-".5 _-1,;-.92» $5. ;. P1 _. ,-'5 92__-5-_ >5,- . i_~'-»_. _. ~.'i-:";-,4 K. - . _: P1. fe: l',"",'- I- -1' 0". 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They abhor any - . ,92 idea which holds out the perspective, not of full freedom 92-.'. . 1 and equality, but of something less then these things. And '-.~1~¢<,_ . the slogan of self-determination expresses precisely these aspirations in the most complete sense. - -1- »-U ;¢.-_-..=;D31.-- V - iv,» "To argue that the Negro people don'twant self- til : determination,' is unwittingly to give sanction to the 5. '1-"Q po1l=taxers and feudal landowners in the South to continue .-'1 ws. exploiting the Negro people and poor whites on the basis ': §"-"$5 that this is what the Negroes want ; it is to argue against a conscious fight by white American workers to help achieve , ,_ I. 1'592 r J51-.'..__ - ._4 the objective conditions in which the Negro people can :5 freely make their own choice. It is to blunt the struggle for national liberation, to have at best, a bourgeois- mi.-',~'1="=,~ .3 _ 1% ;-Ln liberal approach. mr:-; ~.':a§"SELF-DETERMINATIQN-- Q . '.» -1'?A GUIDING PRINCIPLE .. _,_1. E-Q -..__-.213 "It is my opinion that we again must raise the >.,_._'. gs: right of self-determination for the Negro people in the Black ._ _ Belt, not as a slogan of immediate action, but essentially "<- re -92'-rt-'f: as a programmatic demand. It might perhaps be argued that, <- Z-.1 ' |' 3' raised in this manner, the slogan is academic and should ls. <16 therefore not be raised at all. Such criticism fails to take into account the difference between a slogan advanced as an issue on the order of the day and a guiding principle." Egg? ar~ 8~.f;-_-_:" Exhibit #36 "Political Affairs" January, 19h6 witness to ws$3 - 2:-.- E 2 -:.;:.-' ye_-_. .__<'_3-{kl' 92*~* . '- 7 ,92.=. ?"'- . "I. _.'-_- ,:-._,-. : _v_ ~.- L --r_._,._:;___.___ ;__ 1,->_.:; ~.§? - ':92.92'./"... -2.: 4.: I -' --:1; 92-_92. _.-=.*~:,.»,.-9 ,1 I-Q1_..,- _3 ii 5.._ ",1 92 xi.--13'-¥-"-. :,' Jr!-1 -- --. _'-_¢ -'_ _ .,-. ... _. _- .. .-_-, ._ _ A__. .,._ _ . __ .,,..92 __ .___ .- .____,l.__ . 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V. -,1 ..-/ -_--, .-..-. .2 »-I-.-...'." .-;»-;:" ...- _ .. .-:'_t92 ..,~L .1, , -. ~ -- . .- - - . --- ~- - _.- . . .- -'.~.-,-,f-_-_ . ; .»_92: '.. - ' - . -'; ='.-_"_.=I Y -'¢_.92 =.».',»*- :;- '"-'-~.-.-=-;-. , a. -__..;-.~-__-_-,;___=,,._ - .; _-_-I.-4_~_;__1_- ,.__.,....__. g¥.14t »-41 _'_.=~'-.i92.@ 1;»-.»¢.._~.-_.'-;'.-_--.§...;> ..".n;..=.s.....-.~...... -,.--,.u;» 92~ 915.: 1 ._,...~:-_, "8?! 1-.'_ "I97 c, ee ? 1'---';_~} [j:is !!!!PiihL- NY 100-18676 _ ;ih%= ' .- ,_. as r_'_"~ - The February, l9hT, issue of "Political Affairs" e,. contains an article entitled, "Resolutions on the Question Q9 of Negro Rights and Self-Determination," which, it was 1" ! ~: stated, was "adopted by the National Comittce, Communist u. _.-on Party, USA, at its December 3-S, l9h6, meeting." The following excerpts are from this article: 'I'.. .1 -'3.- .-_.._ "As always, the Communist Party stands firmly j _92;9292';_.i in the forefront of the struggle for full economic, social F '-_ and political equality for the Negro people. I '92_.5.s:_- "Today, the struggle for Negro liberation is ? » T;'FT-:1concerned with gaining equal right s throughout the country, 5-'w*92 which includes in the South the struggle for attaining representative government and land reform. As our bwn _ .. 4 history shows Reconstruction! the development towards full and equal Negro participation in State and Federal of various forms .... government also moves in the direction _-.e =1,» ; .,. of self-government by the Negro people, together with rte their white allies, in the Black Belt areas where they Ci-J.n-n,/; E.-In J-J-1 U4-I-LI -I-'_l-92._-s J.!4.CJ.J92J.I.-in-vs-T vv-gr! +-1? .L92,|J I . 2&5 Exhibit #37 "Political Affairs" e? February, 19H? ':._~.=_s';.: -0. -zii5? Witness to L11 .- §1 ;$.5i§ Introduceé I -|-1 1*. Librarian =ee Libraryof Congress The September, l9h?, issue of "Political Affairs ll ,n contains an editorial entitled, "28 Years; A Record of Service A to Labor and the Nation." In this article, it was stated that the twenty-eighth anniversary of the Communist Party "-1 '.< _ .'-_ ;_<'-.2 sup} Q k -,.. 92'_- _ - u, ,:-.~'-_T 1* ">" l"7- -'1-:- - I.- fr _92 :5"- _'-92 .-~'.. -1" _;_92:..--._-.-~'.3--@- ;-_ ,;r~g '-.,'- -.. T 5'15 11*. -1 ' §.§,__ ._v ,.- .1 2 I. £§§5 ~ - ~ -- ~ if --~~ - - - ~ ~-i< - - "ii?, ,-,. . . 1 Witness to - '-llY'.~= 3 _ L-.31 Introduce: eas Librarian Libraryof Congress The June, l9h8, issue' of "Political Affairs N iI...:-1; -_i 92 ==_-3 -e contains a "Draft Resolution for the National Convention, 23- ~. C,P.U;S.A., To Be Held August 3-6, 19h8, Submitted by the - *-W 15.1 --;. ,7 National Committee." The following excerpts have been %%T. taken from this draft resolution submitted by the National §e%§ '3 :"_-Ta"! K '. '.; ."-ZA_ 92 i ~".*< ;-""; ':. .,?*;"f?"_§ 5 -1' .' 1- ,,_ ., - ! .-*'~ _ __ .1 :-;=~. 5.- '5-1*-3-. ;:. T iii -:5 "'-».'~':=.'- z-~1_;_ .I_-F 1- 1-i .',-1}.-. 1* .5.,- 1.; so , 7': --'2 .=~.':'.l'.-; - c*-_92 - - 1 -/L92 ,.'-5; -LI , 92. ,-.. W 1.. oI/%_ w~81 .a:'- :.".T-92 .e %*.~'5 .~.@"~ ~=-- s -=--. at' .__;i+__z e5 i-_- _- _ '5.- ; < .'-I NY lOO-18676 "political role of labor. It will energetically promote 4. the unity of action of the American working class, especially the united front of struggle from below of Communists and non- Communists in the shops, factories, communities, otc., and will help forge a mighty peace front of all anti-war and progressive forces. ' ' 1' ':.a,. "As yet the American working class is only taking -,,,._92h;, the first steps on the road to establishing its leading role T: "; ."%*- _ F. . l in the people's coalition and the new peop1e's_party. But there can be no doubt that it is capable of becoming, and " *0.'j-" '= -'1 that it must become, the_leader of the people's struggles 2-*1?! + »~$ -I. ,5 against the monopolies, if these struggles are to succeed. '- _-3 --" !'._-.7 . Hm"|...... ;....1--1...... e-1...-..-. J1- "L_.~.-.1.-,.92'92392 __ _ .._ llil.-: wU.I.'l'92..i.J.L5 L.J.LiUi:5 .L:;$ Uni-r.:6J.L.c.L_1..L_y L. uu.-:J.:.iu J..LU anti-imperialist and democratic class in American .3 an-v-92n'in1-n'r'92 |"society. iii; It suffers most from capitalist exploitation, and L: is there-G i -;;Yi" 1:35 fore fundamentally interested in combating monopoly op- sh.--~§;;i-i pression. It is the class which must seek to undermine and eliminate monopoly-capitalist rule in order to advance @3+§ to Socialism. That is why it is destined to be the leader :21 EI of the people's anti-monopoly coalition. . v" .- p51 e"§'* _ .- "The people's coalition is a loose alliance of _ __._'.{_=.,-,,. ", .'»- 1 workers, farmers, the Negro people, city middle classes, .-~. -.;-_" -,4-92 Q rs:-92"-.7 . 2 professionals, national groups, etc. All forces in the - ~ .-- * . ~'4'=/5? L-Y people's coalition are vitally interested in waging an anti- a 1-,; >.._, . .s .;; ¬'_;192 92_T_§ ..'- 92 _'-~ l imperialist, democratic struggle against the monopolies. 4- := =5 _ .. But not all are capable of the same consistency and '7:;i"s". .- 1}- -; . ,- stability. Therefore, the coalition must have the relatively -¢rl= ~=- 925~vl ".1.- vuga well-organized and disciplined working class as its backbone and eventual leader. Only this leadership can supply the consistency, the strength of organization, and the experience 3r_ §}H' in struggle which is necessary for winning the historic J1. fight against the monopolies. Q, -_ "It is therefore clear that it is necessary to wage -;§§ an unrelenting political and ideological struggle against Eégg these agents of wall Street in the labor movement. .".+5{__- * §e§g ._ _ .- 1 ,".92.._..,5 J ,1 .F- .3 'F1 . :- r . e. _ -l;',92_ f'1 ..q IL -'.'=-1 92_ :55;- 92 --. .--;_;. Q j_';,-é_-;".%'2 _ _,- _.. _-_ _, _. -- . - - I .= ._ , ,.. - - ._ .92_,-n ';,'- .' ._.'1r-'_"- '_¢--_-'-.:" .-.". .;.; _ . ' i_. .'-.-_ if-. _ ,._.- 6 ;'._ _ . 1.» .-.. -.- 2»'-*-'. .. 92._-- .~ - . . ".' . . ,92 ._ ..- * . -.- -,,, 14 4-".. :-'_» '=}-='r _-n--I.- -I.-.._~ ~-4| . ._--- -9292 *-' . -.-'.1 - _1-- : ='1-" ..s:92x . -'- 1...-- .-r._'.'- - .1" '1 - 1-.-. u ', '-1: . -"'=':. An 1-~' |1_, A-1-I .i"";+-- ~'=§ _, 7 -1.-:._,- .._.3 NY 100-18676 _ .3?" ea "The working class will not become the main ssh? driving force in the people's coalition solely because of resolutions adopted by trade unions. It will gain influence and leadership among the broader forces of the people's coalition to the extent that the trade unions, especially . _ §| 'L92}"92i ka the progressive led unions, show themselves in action, 92... unitedll, as a militant champion of peace and the daily interests of the people! Such united labor action will attract new and broader allies to the coalition and will _., ,;_:!f .11. __- help set in motion, not only forces ready to break with *.. _" the two old parties, but every active fighter for security, democracy, and peace. g g "Tho Comunist Party will carry out its tasks _._._"~ - _=Q xv-r. '5. in helping to strengthen the people'scoalition and in .',- -'. ' .'-' advancing the united action and leadership of the working class. It will perform its tasks as an independent 4.--1. l_; .1--' '*"4 ;- - _92,- political party of the American working class, as its Marxist vanguard, dedicated to preventing the establishment of 'L'-' :-fascism and the unleashing of world War II, and to ensuring 3'1 d' ." V;-{92. the abolition of capitalism and the establishment of :11-l'*>' IL Socialism in the United States. %@ J-"Q: "IV. BUILD A MASS VANGUARD .- , I , A-»_. COMMUNIST PARTY .5 _ ,.- 5 _:i'-1'-.3 ~,-,_, =. "For the American working class to advance to :1-|' -<1 leadership of the developing people's democratic coalition, and for the coalition itself to become a power for victory, 1; ! hi~ there must be a growing and influential Communist Party. sadin x-mfg . -..v~ -;;.:e¢ 12¢.-~- a-2?--.1»-53,; "Only a Comunist Party of mass strength and .'.; .¥|;'.?&;influence, and functioning as an organic and inseparable >P! 71l. ~"". .- ?7i l3_:xf part of the people*s coalition, can effectively promote :".4'- 92 '.:-' tho struggle for working-class leadership in the nation. '_'= "s »@>-s;;-;=i *1 I"'~,r. ' _. :_ . _ . It . -. _,:'._- ,_. " ,_._ .. __: __ .._. .. "-_-_,_"- ., r ,_ ~ -_ . i._-_ . -1:-_:.-____ . , r .__. . - r3. .1-_.:___4;-_ ._ .r='.-.---1" :.~-P;-.1, 1 g.,-,._,._n _ _:.__I.,¢;_:,.92-5_;;_._"-. . . . .__-IL, . 2. _ __.__ _~. ~|. 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" -,¢ --. ,-~;- -- ;: __._ 1 -=_. .-.92.r ;,- .. : .. -..., ,- 1- .1. . ,. .- -- .. - -J." - -. :- =.. - . : .1._ . s ii.. -um...» ~ K.-1 u$ " '1' ' -'1, --;'--.'.. :- ' 4; _ - - - *- .- lit.,,. - . .4 '1 - .,'--.1.-- '-T: - .'¢'=,'-' '==' '.-'-l.». .'92. . _ - H."--" ' '1 9" <~ TL-'. , 2 -'._ = - '1 ' . . _, V _ bk? rI . :;:_-k§§9.92,e .§s§ __ .- =1 _.. ?_'_,.4- I mt ice-18676 - - "" ", vies -.- ...__»_r ;__:,_§; .}- |' . '~*-_-'-,"' '. ...,.~._e.j 1 "We must build our Partyxalong these lines- twat politically, ideologically, and organizationally. ' It must be built daily in the realization of the Party's i , vanguard role in the working class and among the people 3". » as a whole. It must be built, in the first place, among . .';_92f 1~ u _. 3., the basic industrial workers by a consistent, unflagging .1 . _ . ?t ?,=..7: . 3 policy of concentration. The Party must be built in the :r§'-5" ? struggle for its Marxist-Leninist principles and policies. .-1' '*" *' -____.II_-1 0 .___L_._ II .~| __ n - "Hence, the ruciai importance or developing loyalty to the CommuniscParty, of strengthening Communist discipline and mass act vity--based on a clear understanding of, and devotion to, the t Party s principles and polieios-- ;.#_'3;";{_1F<'¥-zi - T. L-"I.-' ;.I- n.....L' - - _ }'.; A 7- _i 92r-92"- . _ .'._,__ 1 Aeii i;_., 9R=& :_- =5; _;'_.- -.','_ ;-=__r$.,~_- Shit -' 1.? -,_. 3.-I~'7.=.'-' " -. ,. 4.-'z.",,:~~ _! .92"- .,.¢.' 11:1.-"1-'1; 3%? .e. '- ~ I 1 ,- '" 92 I -/ -' -- .' - . . > _---'-~ '. - ' - ' i 1 ¥'. ._-_-_ -' . 92_ -.- "'...". -,-_-:-.,'/--_--.1--.,_»~.;-_"_. I ,- J lJ--""92'-~."- I- ."""-» 1" -E -A-.-7;,-'» .- "- . '92~'-T ' __ H »_ . l ._ _... _, , - - - - _ . _ ;__ I - .4 _. -1.-_ bu. . -_,_. __ ._ _, ;_,___$-_,_,;_, ;._;,:_;_;¢_ ,__;_ _,;,-_..,.._-_.-_,__.-_.. ,_.~ _': __t ..¢.e. ._-, ._.:.q_.____,,. ';_;__,__:.. » - - ....- -. . _,_ 1 . ..,_ _:_ _ J ?yE%. '1 -at l ; _ zg. ? ¢i| E *3», _, -ea;3' , _ _._ ,_ _..,It. F bqt. _ _.. .1 J" e g ,or~:~ F". M 1-EFT BF" 1';- T L,L;;c,; W- 1 .,..' . Q" NY 100-18676 The November, l9h8, issue of "Political Affairs" ..__'Aef contains an article entitled, "Approaching the 30th Anni- .-1% versary of the C.P.U.S.A.," which, it was noted, was a oi, ;:.".4?ri Statement of the lhth National Convention of the C.P.U.S.A. i. .' ~_ - .. . _ u Adopted August 6, l9h8." The following excerpts are taken from this statement: -_;-raw; "Roughly between i923 and l929,_the Communist -1-»- an Party of the U.S.A. underwent a serious internal struggle '- #4.. against Lovestoneism and Trotskyism. Complicated by the faetional situation, the fight became a prolonged one, _. at times threatening the existence of the Party. But the nil?.= loyal, devoted, and healthy Marxist and working-class forces of our Party succeeded in defeating and eliminating #5,. both Right~opportunist, reformist Lovestoneism and the '3 -27¢counter-revolutionary agent and ally of fascism--Trotskyism. "Again, in l9h§, the Communist Party of the U.S.A. 1_'U. was confronted with the menace of Browder revisionism and liquidationism. The Party's Marxist-Leninist theory was -1 . being replaced with non-Marxist and anti-Marxist ideas and __-e"-1" theories, and the Party itself was in fact being liquidated, s¢; And once more, the loyal and devoted Party forces, the J »'*-as healthy Marxist and working-class elements, rose to the ,, -~21.:-.1 4 defense of the Party and its Marxist-Leninist theory. 92 Brewderism was condemned and rejected and a bread ideological struggle against it initiated. The fight -A against the theoretical and political sources of Browderism must continue. It must become intensified in the light of the historic ideological and political struggle initiated by the Communist Information Bureau and 7..,_,_ , waged by all Communists,against the anti~Marxist, anti- Leninist, bourgeois nationalist positions of the leaders _'- Fr; of the Yugoslav Communist Party. ._~=-ag '" "From the same Marxist-Leninist positions we must - :- 92 ,-"V. . _' ~~_<_-; Is"-_""i , _.._Z;-1 , ._. >7..--92~I- :_ , -I ~.S. ,-rs; '_'_ --. IT"- i5:":- 2¢,"_f -_~},,,<. - -. -. .1;-.-'__ :r __: E#. . as , _ g -%% 1 .P Fa, 92 L- 92 -wm J: F0 1 | r" 1»/e 12 . §'.'7- a-. 3-=,' _v-"3 51>. . _{1',j:__ _-192._- _ 1I ' w % ma 100-16676 ' -.;_f?{§¥»:_i_ 1"-5 "' II A . Approaching the 30th anniversary,tthe Convention ,:1'F5}¢_; calls upon all Party members and organizations to intensify ~T_ the study of Marxism-Leninism; particularly the study of the classic of our time, the Historyiof the C.P.S.U,' the struggle for the propagation and mastery of our theory; - ,av "LONG LIVE THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE UNITED ~ . STATES OF AMERICA1" _» 9292'¢um . . -_ ,1.,_, Exhibit #h0: "Political Affairs? .;,;'_;-M" November, 19MB a ."_"-. 1 92 . _- .-.112 Witness to .-92 I- 'l"~92.J.____- _ l___ I-II-' lnuFUQUCCZ 1 .i_, ? - Librarian %'i -?;':..:.- Libraryof Congress mi ._ ._-.,,;';,., -F»- $¢ ,1;-.;92.w '*'-H 2 .92-VI.5+i:i; _..-~g 1 .1 ,»._ r" '_:_!-1 ;_§'f;1;,=: 5353, -1* Q ,-5 .- 92 - 1 *7:-'1}:5 '--.~ . r.' 3 - J '.- i. : |_"92-. ;.92 I. I ,2 .57- -If w '3"L51 : '.-'--1'- §~L '5-"1 5' _ -.-1 _ ~,5. :.,,_92- .-- -J '=-21>-R? I ,1»,'2'. 7 -"_'L'V_'-.71 '-F1"-'. .92'.l'-* ; ~_" < .'. 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FALSE STATEMENTS MADE BY SUBJECT INCLUDING THE USE _1__9F_ALlA5ES ,__=_i,,__ 1,, ' - V~- F - ¢' ' ~A' :;T -1- est A-VPelee srsissssi § 3g" The subject has listed ewo different t -I}. birthxhtes, February 25, 1916 and February 21, 1915, at . ,5.-' Port of Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I. ;@§s, Exhibit #1: Records, INS s~s Witness: Commissioner, INS, U.S. Depsrment 1": of Justice I inn Exhibit #2: Records, Public 92 School #136, NYC :12" .1.-1,1-, witness: Superintendent, L-. e_';j,,; NYC Public Schools .41? -', ".1-23,, §;_l¥EL2i_£llE§ 1' .21< * 1-1 .,_- -Q , ;= .~V;__5 Q d~ ,4:-cw bl Witness -2.7.1 use , .-.'- 92;'92Qt L. 92-,1. __g._-»_._ __, ., U -9- L .-__3.;,__ 5 -1- ' *_, : ~13, 1.-'5; '_'.. >--Juf .§_: :_.;7T-C!; H ?§ - I1: "v; ~- '-5'- if:- - 92" _';4_¢,;" 1-I--. 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Chief Clerk, Marriage License Bureau, Borough of .r-'1 '=_'Tv'92Iv-92¥92n4-Jr|'_92v92 T.T,92_|_y '927'r92vg1|- ?92Tr92v.v U -.-v-51¢ . I-r-' . '-= LL_ lL]-||-d-Q-92J92.P p921.7§,V 1.92|pW_ _|_92..!.L LUL niri r E 1'. 9 .-.._ _._.__q_..-.,.- - -.. V-.4 - -. -..-w ".. .;1 _ L-5 92-. - .. Witness or designated individual can -an-,3" furnish Marriage Licaase Certificate #15913. ~-. r W., ,.,- "=4- Referred to on pages: 5,6 .--Li ~" ==.:,-,_,_ *5- T. 113 ! .i£.-:'. - .30 .~,. .-V - Q .=:'.~:.. .?.i x 1-,".'.f ' -- .~"" .,._,_ h. Jirector, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.$. I-11> Departmont_of _Wii -;_r Juatice_ _ i.#_-i Hashim H__5i..a __,gi,i_ _~,___ton_ D. C -. witness or designated representative can ='§'-5%-efurnish record of Identification Division, FBI, for -- 9292 E.- _ _k .'_? ::_3.,92_::'. . ,._ _,. 7,:.'F'.'3 v I'*_l:~.'r.- vex: --'§*.- L ..._92'.» . ;_.--- _:'f =._-r :-, I.92,I§ . _?.{." L,- »-f .'r'_r--.-- =2-;,|-'2'-3 .92.-.;_- 9 -.§__=-.'!- -'. _"-'_ ,1~11"? _, _. 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June 30, 19MB May 21, 1950 20 195% November B, 1950 " 22 92.~_-_3 ';. - February 13, 1951 " August 1, l9h9 " August 2, l9a9 " EH . .-_k imgmt?,1% " 3 "Worker" 2% April 7» l9M6 Exhibit July 16, 1950 " 4* 29 .92 ._-1;.-1 ,.'r 1; .i". '."_ ..1 ,."__ --'__! {VA|'. _,. 1 1T'.92*"-3 I? :.:~.{: i - ". .'-*1 ~..x." L. ._:;_:.___. a_.. b'Z¢g- ;E#$ cf. 192_ ,r'. -¬ 1 92-'- .- If Jf 92 r1;-1"¬ I. '-~.'§: ;i-.*-'5. * . '1 . 5,, _ ,.. . -. P '1 if-1-ah NY 100-18676 % '.I s §.-...l*121@.§~s@r.».- . .§t5~3= .Iie21é°-. .1911...I§.QY1_ §.i§F.Sb113"shui 0.1 -.9_SJ£.1v.==?-.n51& ;"' 1 Witness or designated representative can furnish a transcript of the record of broadcast of the forum subject spoke at on July 18, leuv at 9:30 p.m. ..._a-AF "-92..?¢:1i ! 3 '.A Referred to on pages: l3,l8,19 <1 _w 2: _ 9._ _ :§EP_E3-3 h _ -*-55$; 1- FBI; New YQZE - >'w!§. . 92 .92-':." 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