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Gazifidential 1.nio:*mant-: of lmolm re1i.abi:i@;,V; adviseai that the
washingtan Bnokshap Asseciatien, 9l6*1?th Street, Eerthwest, was ta sponaar
a lecture and éiscussion by rs. PAUL &O5$SOH at the Asbury Methodist Church,
llth and K treats, Hurthwest, Hashingtnn, D. H-, on Ostuber S, 19Q§. The
informant advised that JOEK 5EESHER,Vauthar 05 éék BRA?E SAILGRE, Whv W35
visiting in Hashiagnn, was to be chairman of this dicussion»
V Sanfiziantial Znfemant mf mown reliability, advised than an
?riday evsning, Gctaber 5, 19b5, ESLRKQL SQQEE R$E5OW lectureé befure a
uashingtan Eaakshop Asaaaiation audience of approximately three hunéréd and
fifty peopla at the Aebnry ethodist Church; Rlh and K Streets, Esrthwet,
Washington, D» S Accoring tn this iniormant, Hr. JGHNFQEECHEH; §§§@§r
Hnited Eaéieas Relief and Rehabilitatian Administratian Representative at
Stuttgart, Germany, sat on the stage as guest of honor and spake briefly
concerning the passiblity sf aur 1a$ing the peace after having won the war.
In her lecture Mrs. RQBESGN stated that Africa has been SQ ruled
my autside fcraes that the Africans cannat leak upan it as their own Gountr"
She éctnre th plight and nppression of the nagraes in Africa under-the -------- -
dominatian of Englan and France. She indi¢ate§ that if the tenet5 sf the
United Nations wars uphel that africa might have hop that aid wnul nut be
denied its eppresssd minorities and backward peaple. rs. aaasssw sited
Russia as an example far the ¥nitad 3¬at@s to follow in the treatment af its
minnrity groups. Ehe piaturea Russia aa the GhampiQn.0f all minoritias and
small natians as snntrasted with the teaming af the United étates and EnglandZ f ..Tgr.- <7
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fies Qf the world. $haV$pake in glawing terms af the-way Russia had elevated
its Yakuts and other backward peoples to thsir rightful ?lace. She exgreaaed
the opinion uhai the Russian ¢anstitutian.woula as a saute: plan of gavern
menu far a united Africa than the constitution of the United States should
the African Sentiment ever nhrow off the yaks of its mutside daminatien- She
based this opinimn an thé similarity 0f heterogeneity sf ramss in.Afri¢a with
the large correlatian of different peoples whn had been unita under tha U553
constitution. She indicated her snntempn for the actian cf the United States
in handing tugether with England against Russia in questiars affecting
minarities, and she stated zhat as far England she wsul "ispass sf it own
the drain where it belongs"; -
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to the surrant demands sf Russia far a share in africafs celanies it might ha
a goaé thing for #frica's future@ She sited Eritrea as as exam§1e ansre the
Russian systsm, which had been su succesaiul among the ba¢kward peoples sf
the USSR, might bu much batter than to return that Italian anlsny ¥a Ethiopia,
its earlier nwner. She said that Ethiapia was an ulnsely influence by Great
Britain that the negraes in.th&t territory csuld not loak far aqy future
rapid advancement. J
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333S0 stated that she didlnot propnse hat the United Statea 8onstituti¢n
shsulé ha scrapped but rather that it shmuld be made ts Hark likg the ~srk~
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héld at th F Street Auditarium, National Pres Euilding at 5:15 P» Ea, June 11¢ é
l9;;;9@ T is meeting, waa spcmsared by ne 1r;'aS$1i.n§,'i0H. Baakshog .Asvsociat-ion,
Xatian.-"Q. ommittee ta Safest the 1{£I_NT3i Bill, and the 3ivi.l.&igh?»_$ Scmgress 9'
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Communi Party leaders being tris uner the SMI?3 Act. Fallawing the apesches, *
GEORGE B, I-=L=iiPHE', Jan, national officer of the U'£~IA§.I1 a:m0m::ed_ that in
furthermme ai thei:{_actlivit'ies all theae present shsuld attend the meeting X;
scheduled for June 1&1», 151149, at Labarers Ball, 525. ew Jersey manna, *Rasvhingt:>n@ ig
?re2v;1ci@:*=*. mi Inca}. ?}_ F:--*_i:r<:*ris.*:'*s tlnicm Ha said this meeting -was ta§¢ ., where Hrs. PAUL nQEESSK would bé Q ieatured speaker alang xih 33$ ? i
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fiimirman QLIWJR T;*PH§§1»§, Easiness Agent, .Ca.fE.te2";§.s Wcirkers *Uriu~r1 »- Sp-eacsrs
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Hodcarriers Uhian. Sponsored by Natiunal Veterans Pravisionai Gummibtss, hthese in attendanse at mg meeting on s~._1.~1@ 11, 19$, at the xasinrlaz Press 7
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HE1I*2£-H""] lE{=ZK*L*.S under oath befare a. Mhcsmnxittee of the House Cmmmittae.
an Un-§merican Activities an Decembezr 6», $95!}, '=?E3.1'¥£i.£-l2&£3 that while he was r
President of Lacal £F"?i: Hndcarriers Union he was a -member psi the Samm1mi~stPartyaand that he had been 2. ¢omw1:Lst,._Party membar since the winter of 1937
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advised that the chairman of this meeting was GLI?ER T. PALMER, Business
Agent of the Cafeteria Workers Union. The featured speaker was Mrs. §}§L
';X.1Q§§§Q§§_. who was introduced by chairman PAIPFER as "the wife of the greatest1-Enerican". Hrs. ROEESOH, according to g said. that those present mieht
wonder about her being in the Union Hal but she felt "at home". She said
that her husband, PAUL ROBESON, had been a porter in the Grand Central Station
and had also been e dishwasher, and he now issa member of three progressive t
unions-Actors Equity, the Authors League, and the Musicians Union. She said
she, herself, started out in chemistry at the University of Illinois, working
her way through by waiting on tables. She said she did so well in her studies
{with an average of 99! she took up tutoring in chemistry instead and worked
ear may through college that way as there was more money in tutoring than in
waiting on tables. She said that following college she worked in the
laboratory at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York City and that she wrote a
book and was also a member of the Authors League. -
She said that if people think there is not any work in writing a
~~book they should try it. She said it took.her years of research and work. ,_ __
she wrote her manuscript and then rewrote it three times and then looked for a
publisher. when she did find what she thought was to be her publisher, he read
the manuscript and told her he thought she had enough there to write a book.
, She said she was going to tell them more about her husband. PAUL.She said "you know what a magnificent person he is". According to U Hrse
ROBESDN said "they say he is not speaking for the negro people.-..how far have
the negro people gotten with people like WALTER wHlTE of the NAACP, who attends
a meeting and is then asked for lunoh. What good does that do you? She also
ridiculed others who in the pest have been considered leaders of the negro
people. She then said "so, I an not so sure but what PAUL does represent and
speak for the negro people". She said PAUL is black--olack inside and out".
ioooi-ding to Firs. EEDEESON, negroes had. listened to double talk and TRUMAN
promises long enough. She said she was proud to state that she had voted for
uALLACE, that the Democrats had not produced, and neither had the
and that by the next election the people would be ready to try the
Party and elect them. She stated that HARR3 TRUMAN had stolen theRepublicans
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said, pointing down towardlearned and mastered judo and Jujitsu.
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either over my head with a broken neck or under my feet with their brains
dashed in".
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own story.
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The files of the Department of State Passport Divisien
cantained an Emergencv Fasspert Appliatinn date August 22, 1925,
" made at the American Embassy in London, Eng1and,'by the subjecn; "
at which time she indicated her permanent residence was 2 East
12?th Street, New York City. She indicated that she knew that
she was included an paaspurt number lOé698 issued in favcr of her
husband by the eparnment sf State on July 29, 1925 She indicate
that her husband, PAUL LE Hg, was then residing in Lnnun,
England, on August ll lQ2§, whera she was than residing fur thepurpmse Qf "theatricai engagements"@ _
The subject advised that she desired an immediate pass-
pert for nae in the fullnwing countries and for the purposes
indicated:
Great Britain and Ire1and~-embarkatian and return,
France, Belgium, Izaly, Switzerland, and Sermany~travel@
In resp0ns& to the abave immediate pagspert apliatin,the subject was issued passpart 225 at Landau, England on August 22
3325.
B? passport appli¢ati0n éate& Ostcber 6, l§2? the
subject indicated she was then residing at 3§5 West lh§tb Street,
New York Gity. She indieaaed that she had resided Qutside the
Unite States from August to October 1925 in England and frum
Qctober to December 1925 in France. She state that she intende
to re+urn ts the United States within nws vears. She desired ta
vis1n%11 Qountries". Har application was amendsd ta indicate
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a desire to visit Germany, France, Italy, and Spain for the
purpose cf travel. In response to this application she was
issued passpurn l6A2?3 on Gctober 3, 192?.
By passpart anplication aaed December 2, 1929 the
ubject indicated she was married on August 1?, 1921 to PAUL
LE RQY HQBESGN, whn was then residing at ne, The hestnuts,
Brena Hill, Hampatead, Landau. iste: Tis*adress was crsssed
nut and 1saVw@$z 135th Street; care Qf Bnlling, ew York, was
written in.! The subject indicated that her permanent residense
was 188 West 135th Streat, care af Bailing, New Yark City; She
desired the passpart to visit all countries~to travel . She
indicated that she intended to leave the part sf New Yark, sailing
an hsard the Glympie an December 20, 1929. In respanse to.this"
application she was issued passport lh&58? on ecember 3, l§29¢
This passpara was renewed an Becember E2, 1931 for awe years.
At aha time sf the renewal she indicateé hay residenee as
19 Buckingham Street, Adelphi, Landon.
By passport applicatisn danedvMay_?, 193&.ahe subgecsindicated she was residing at 19 Buckingham Street, Landon, and V
that she was married August 1?, 1Q21_and that she desired a
passpnrt in ordar be travel to France. Passport 1331 was issued
tn her an May 8, 193$,
Fasspert renewal farm ated May 13, 1936 indicat _the subject was married on August 1?, lg2§@ She was still
reaiding at 19 Buckingham Street,_Stran ; Landau, W.B. 2 EnglanThis passpurt was renewed to expire May é, 1938.
By péssport applicatiun dated ecember 15, 193? the
subject still resided ax 1? Buckingham Street, Landau, legal
residence 188 West &35th Etreet, New Yark Gity. She indicateé
that she had resided uutside aha Uniaed States~as fsllawsz
Landau, England, an§ FTance»»l?25; for about eight
mnnths. England-~l928 ts dame. Regular trips»-Unite States.
She indicated that her father was barn in Ghiaags,
Illinmis and died in 1899. Her mother wag born in olumbiaVSauth Carolina, and was then residing at the Mktrcpole Hotei, .
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December 15, 1896
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She gave as a reference, one Mr. HOBERTiROChMOhE, 10
East hth Street, New York City, Lawyer. The same name was
given as a person to be notified in the event of death or dis-
ability. She indicated that she desired to visit England, France,
Russia, Belgium, and Spain, for the purposes of business and*re" "
pleasure.
In response to this application the subject was issued
passport E3012h8/201 at London, England on December 18, 1937.
The passport division file contained a memorandum dated
30, 1937 on the letter head stationary of the Spanish
Embassy, Washington, D. C., {their memo number l37f2O! stating
"It was requesting that the American authorities kindly waive
their restriction to enter Spain in the passport of Mrs. PAUL
RDBESON. December
The subject applied at the American Consulate in London,
England on January 10, 1938 for an amendment to her passport, for
its amendment to cancel stamp, 'not valid for travel in Spain'."
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Platano from New York August 3 for round trip Central America
tour including Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Salvador, Hon-
duras, and Guatemala stop Tramp Trips, Inc., New York Gity
Travel Agency needs passport inmediately for visas grateful
if you would forward the passport
will gladly pay special postal or
former address was 188 West 135th
address 555 Edgecombe Avenue, New
gratefully."
" ""_"" By passport applicationYour letter notice sent June.l2 last concerning my passport
issued by American Council, London, England.
dated March l5,*l946 subject 4*"
indicated she was born December 15, 1896, Washington, D. G. Her
permanent residence at that time was shown as 1221 Enfield
Street, Enfield, Connecticute She indicated that she residedoutside the United States from 1928 to 1939, but dig_not show in
which country she had been. She listed her father s JOHN GOODE,
born in Illinqis,q_resently deceased, and her mother as E5LAQg_EL3RhTCARDOZ§?"bb£n in Columbia, South Carolina, October 22,
1809, than residing at 1221 Enfield Street, Enfield, Connecticut.
She indicated that she married PAUL ROBESON on August 17, 1921,
who was born April 9, 1898 at Princeton, New Jersey, and was then
residing with the s;_jeCt. She indicated that her maiden namewas ESLANDA CARDUZA!¬OODE. She stated that her last passport ,
was issued in Lond sEngland about 1938. Ehe intended to leave
the United State rom the port of New York about April 25, l9h6
to visit French E uatorial Africa, Belguim Congo Central Africa! 9
and return to the United States within four or five months. She
requested that her passport be mailed to the following address:
Mrso PAUL ROBESON, 1221 Enfield Street, Enfield, Connecticut.
Her description was listed
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to me at your earlist convenience
air fees for early delivery
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York City. respectfully,
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By letter dated March 15, lQ&é with a return address
of "The Beeches , Enfield, Gennecticun, the subject stated,
I am anplying for my passpsrn in order to gm to Africa, I
want ta do same field work toward my Degree PR3, Anthropalagy,
Hartford Seminary, Hartfard, Gunnacticun. I also want as da V
same general research far my writing and lectures. I have already
made ens field trip to Africa in 1936 wavering sauth and east
Africa, all British areas. My bask? African Jaurney, base an
that trip was published in th§s cauntry in August l9&5 and will
be published in England Lhis spring, I have been.making~a study
nf the life of the aggro, FELIX EBSUE, late governs: general sf
French Equatorial Africa, and the French Press ané Informatinn
Service are so interested in thisvwmrk that they have urgeé me
ts visit their part Qf frica, where he lived an worked, Belgianx
Officials, a little hurt at the few rgmarks in my beak concerning
their t&rrit®ry, have invitad me ta visit the Belgian Gouge, tn
leak at, and perhaps wrize about the changes that are taking place
here. Both the French and British Qfficials have infmrmed me
that the fear manths, April, May, June, and July, are the really
gan menths far wurk and travel in their territarias, an I am
anxinus to set nut as euickly as passinle~to-leave.here early
in April far the faur or fiva manths travel there¢ hm? I refer
you ta the officials H%NJEAR¥de*iaxEOEHE, and Mlle. JEA§NEuRUU§GT,
sf the French Press an Infsrmatisn Service, 561 Madison_Avenue,
Eew York City and ta the M. ALEERT92§ORlS, and M. MAX923URN Qiwzhe
Bslgi§§M@Qnsulate, Huckafeller Genter, Eew York Gity§ In_case
yam wish tQ cnnfirm Qhe afficisl apprsval_an§ p§rmissian_l hav%
receive from these countries. I will e very grateful if ynu_will facilitate the granting sf mg passpcrt at y@ur_canvenienc8-
especzfully, E5L&D§ G08E ROBES N."
In response an this passpart applieatisn an the abave
letter, she was issued passport Séh an March 25, l9&5»
'Passport renewal agplicatian dated ctaper 1%, l9h9
indicated that ainee subject's lasn pas§pQrt.was lssuad she
has reside uutside the United States as follaws:
French Equatarial Africa, Belgian §3§go~-May andOcnnber l9L6¢ Mexicn~*Sepnember 9, 1959 ta Septembgr 13, l9h9.
She stated tha the purpases 0f her visits ta the _ A¥
abovs wer anthrmplmgial research in Africa, personal visits
in Mexico." She indi¢&teé that she intended £0 depart frmm %ha
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here since the war and I will not beabroad, Very truly yours,"
The passport files contain a memorandum stating that
information had been received to the effect that on November 9, 1949
the subject had departed from Amsterdam enroute to Moscow, Russia
as a delegate of the Congress of American Women to the annual
council meeting of the Women's International Democratic Federation.
It was further reported that Mrs. ROBESON had indicated she was
attending the first conference of Asian Women scheduled for the
first week in December l9h9 in Peiping, China. The passport files
contain a refusal notice dated January 31, 1951 which states that
information has been received indicating that Mrs. ROBESON may wish
to visit China with a "peace group".
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- The Washingtan Post. daily VD. 8., an Handay, September 1%, l9h9, Page 12, part I, eantained
an artisle Gaptint Therels ivil Ear in Suited States says
Mrs. EOBEEGN." This artiele was dazelinad September 11, Maxica
Sity, and stated Mrs. PAUL RQBESQN, wife uf the negro singer,
tal the leftist Gantinental Peaca Conference today that 'zhere
is sivil war in U=5='"¢ lbs article furthar states she saié
that was her interpretatin sf what she aalle the battle Of
Feekskill . i . Mrs. RGBESON spoke in place of the singer
at the first session sf the Peace Gonferenca. newspaper in Washingtan,
. V l newspaper article from the Ghicaqo Defener, date
October 28, 19&&, indicates than Mrs. H§EES§R Eansnnce charges
by J. B. FQETHEWS, than research direcnar frem the Bias Qummitte,than PAHL RGBESGK was a cammunist. l K
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An.article in the Rational Guardian, Vmlume I, N0. #3 llPage 10, Augjust s, 1%9, New York Gity, furnished by Inravrmanzé
indicates that the Ynung Peoples Eucatiunal Foundaticn which
canducts its first aninnal Leadership Institute at Glarimn Acras,
hnsecilla, ew YGFR, fram hugust 22 tm September Q will be undaf
the chairmanship sf Hrs. ESLARBA GUQDE RGBESO§. The Fnundaticn
addrass was listed as 19 Wést #5th Strel, New York.
gm g;@ig1e an page ll nf the February 22, 195$ issue sf
the National uardian bearing the subjects byline, was titled
"China, Russia, and Everywhere-the wnmen sf the world are
worried about us . This article inicate that aha subject had
antenda the Women's International Bemocratic Federatinn Meeting
in Hoscow in evembar 1§&9 an aha Gonferene f Asian Human in
Peking in Decembar l9b9. It is to be meted than on her passport
renewal applicatiun sf Qcnabar 16, l9h9, she state that she intended
be visit England and that the purpase of her trip was to collect
my hbusehnld iurniturzi stargd there since the war . This seems
to indleate fraudulent statements and might be a possible violatiun
sf the federal statutes cmvering §assport matters.
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ESLAND RUBESOE and THERESA LEE36BINSGN, Informant stated that
Mrs. TERHELL was an elderly negrb woman who had squght entrance
into the American Associatian sf University Names, which haé 4
caugg quite agtianal cangrversy within the American Assiatian
sf University Wbmen, as no colored wumen were members of the
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PAUL ROBESON, IS DASH C, DAYLETO BOSTON POST, A BOSTON DAILY
NEWSPAPER, MORNING ISSUE, JUNE FIRST, INSTANT, CARRIED AN ARTICLE
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Article on page 2 entitled "PAUL RQBESOH'a Talkon the Anniversary of the Magyar Jovo.F V " s '§
Not long ego I found an article in the "9gonoyok '
about IRA ALDRIGE, the great American actor. Beginning in
1830 hLDRIGE was on a European tour; in 1860 he was buried
in Lodz, Poland; in a picture carred in "Ugonyok" he can
he seen with SAVCSEEKU, the greet oat of krsinei Ihesetwo artists became close friends while ALDHIC-E was in Russia.
uhile on the continent ALDRIGE s ent some time in Hungaryalso. His daughter, who is still living in London, still
has many mementoea which were presented to him by the
eungarien people. The donors were patriots who served J - W-W--mm
with KOSSUTH who fought for Hungarian independence which
finally resulted in victory over fascism. _v; _ -1
There are among you some whose grandfathers or
grandmothers who probably saw ALDRIGE at one time ueawilepazsr
they came to America, which ALDRIGE left They came to
e promised land, e young republic, to begin e new life,
On the other hand ALDRIGE left a country which represented
slavery to him and his people-
During the intervening years the struggle of
the negro people and the struggle of your fathers and o.
mothers for complete liberty became one_great battle;
our people and people like us bore the burden of the
great fever of those times: Our work end our effortshelps the material progress of this countrg and make
possible the founding of a country in whic democratic _
economy and welfare is still incomplete. We too enjoy
the valuable heritage of this progressive America. As o-
pointed out by EARL ROBINSON in his "Ballad for Americans
this neispaper which we honor today played an important
role in Hungarian colonies and among progressiver workers. >
- he must increase this role all of us, black end IV
7 white together, with all language groups, who revere those
who have gone before us, whether at Harpers Ferry with -
JOHN BROWN or underground with FREDERICK DGUGLASS and
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HARRIET TUBLIH and SOUJOUREER TRUTH or those in the ghetto:
of earaaw or those in the hills of Israel or those fighting
for Hungarian independence. he here in the United States in
1951 must again sacrifice with them for peace and friendshipand be able to get along with the other geoples of the world
We who know these other peoples and at t e same time come
from these other peoples, must explain during every hour of
the day and must find methods to convince all to Join with
us so that they may know that of which we speak. *
They understood in the times of ROOSEVELT, they
understood a few years ago the ROOSEVELT who stated that i
Stalingrad and its heroic people - the symbol of the
Soviet people -- saved civilization. Not long ago Iowa:
in that glorious lend. It was thus in Poland, China, A
umania, Bulgaria, Albania, and in your beloved Hungary. '
we must explain to the American people that all of these
people are building a new way of life for themselves, which
ea; of life built by eorhere, fereere end other; end
dedicated to~e new society.~ '
' And thus my forehearers from far away Africa
look to modern China and they too desire independence,
liberty, and a hotter way of life. Likewise the mass
of my people here in the United States, deep in the South
and a week ego in Cincinnati, desire not second or
third grade citizenship but a full life and not race
hatred end death.
Together, in the strongest sense of unity,we must struggle for an America which was envisioned by
our forebearers in the constitution and in the Bill of,
ights and by continual sacrifice of our dearest citizens. ~Our immediate resgonsibilities however are important. ,
The movement of t e mesa always for the injust and these
days our progressives and our workers have gained time
for peace through the Armistice conferences which hays
started in Korea and in them we see enormous possibilities.. 7 .
we must use these poeeibilities for the liberation of BuBOI8,
the freeing of PATTERSON, the repeal of the Smith law _
in order to nave our constitution.
They have attacked our rights ofhee seeech.
The leadereof our workers are sitting behind iron bars ?*
or are suffering prosecution like GUS HALL, CLAUDIA JONES,
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Lots suprort the American pwacs movamsnt so that theymay do good work. Let's get behind THOENI RICHARDSGH, l ~
HOOSEVET HAED, HPHOUS, ARTHUR KAHH, and the thousands of
others who prrticipated in the Chicago poaca congress. Lot
each organization feel the budon or responsibility for world
poses. To end the Korean war let: deand a five power peaceconference. The atmosgheréudll be entirely different in Europa
and Paris when United 'stions begins its general sessions, _
and Paris is not far from Budapest. -
The victory of peace will signify a complete change
hora at home. We must silence the misleading screams that
loyalty oaths era neosssary. W0 must eliminate the falso ,
charges of treason for everyone has the right to proclaim ' ,
tried and proven truths sni a better life for mankind. Wu * l
must help the work of the Civil Rights Congress. This v
organization does grsat work under ths leadership of my ';_ I
very dear friend HILLIM L. PATTERSON. Let's help LOUIS "92
B. BURNHAN and GEORGE B. MURPHY, JR., the Douglass "North 7Star" heritage and the further building of the magazine 7
Freedom.
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wish of true nmericans will soon permit no to visit the land
of your fathers, Hungary, as well as the other countries
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of true nmericans. I sincoroly believe that all will build
their own free and happy life within our time echoing the
words of the previously rendered hossuth song: "Long lira vi
Hungarian freedom, long live the land." .o . XI thank you for the privilege of appearing before _ {-
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of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers being held in that city.
Seattle teletype of February 1 indicated that plans were being
discussed in Vancouver, B. C. to have a recording of a speech by ROBESON
made at Seattle and taken to Vancouver for playing at the convention.
Information has been subsequently received that this action was not taken
but that on February 1, 1952, at 8948 PM a telephone call was made frum M
the Marine Cooks & Stewards Hell at Seattle to the Denman Auditorium,
Vancouver, B. 0., and that by means of long distance telephone, RDBES-ON
conveyed a short speech to the Mine, Hill and Smelter Workers convention,
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In have their chunch groups. lodges Pemims the our-come at their 0|»- lndiriduals cont-acted were askedi has been pi for the executive.
pm: truie unions discuss the pass Elli befure She U. B. Id C1153!-tpm-t, e-gee ptrpgrllgry :9 1;u_m;l1-luurt of Avpule, New York, iedhis I national campaign.I
liter. 6.* As rm cl um umvaizn ulellkeafl Julian" -- " 'enmmiiaee direct!-ml 1 number orhjglo pwm 5,1,1; -,..,,,;,,,;;,. 4: secret cell meet-inn in Dir-ing the lmiments or Rabesunf ' trial 3 fllsachtlbetl. Mlll:e,Iie'lThe mug; mu be Rn; 1,0 mg M- Hamlismre. Vermnn: Ind Rhodaburner General. Island: ma week, lmderlruun:M1240 311.55 mu level the chm- rm-'1de1 were in-sweeter! in th _ - mite: plan: to trick n number o!92"°°1'l'¢¢¥ I711!-I 1; "*" Bi I-lr[cod Americans into sirnlng letters R"-:3 ""1 ml 3-itdllillc dltllbe lilelli-uthe! ';rne:slden1.':nd the saw Del?!-11- "Th: 5597* "7"- Q19 um"_.ment. in-Bin: "9-he return of Rom. rades were told. are mthlng but~92 _mn'a paspon. _. Robeson; puspnrl wu cancel ed.mu. g_ 1g5q_ y; Q, 5; R g¢-;1c0nv1n=ed that they un expect tq ,__e_,,_ ,,_,_P; ,,§'.§.,§i hug N, anvil, ma iinrl neither lusllae nor Ill: treat» Q5 lb-Nd rt" no; in mt men! in lmlflbln 00urf.r0mna." »t national interest. In Decem- mtools of. i-he capitalist Irnem. The
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The functionaries ulded: "Weher 0Il1ilsyelr,R.ubesu!l reapplied. '-1 . =11 91° WW" willIor a special Blsspnrt to Purl; Hunder socialism can they ner: . Enu: phmnee topreseril in use U. N. W "W" "ll TM 5" !1 netllion ct I-he Civil Rlzhts Cm:- Wm 11" MP1" "um "11 m|![! _ED - Zes
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Moxm Bloom. stile director ofthe mm. on Jen. 26. The ilnnerts bcinl held in false much neededlands for the party In New Jerlcy.9 Jm , thnlrmsn 0! theew Jersey __gg_ga.a:ve plrtr. hubeen lelectell to ask biz name" neople to attend U1: dinner. TheseJndlvlduall Ill] be l-llbed on thelinvitatlum. _- ~,* Imhrie plllnli tn hold 1 prema-
meenz in his house inwrenceville. N. J, tomorrow.
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action had not been taken by thelth United Bl/ates C0!-I11 O1 AP-
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all of the Communirtharwwouidhaveheensrreaied. Ballfvldefendants was reduced to l5,Mil l_., Jsad at seven detendmhs tn 810.000. Q, - .. :11I-arty leader! mu rm nduezam / " '92lnbai1wuduel.u the-up at 4.11,: people" aninsi ageD1'O5_e|:92Jn'n5, " - K .11;
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Council on African Affairs and as ~or21£.=a=:xsE._ /»r
hairman of the Editorial Board of '
"Freedom." He resides at Enfield, |jO$_
Connecticut, and 22 E. 39th Stop Y Y ;
92ITYG. Jan. 1951 issue or "Masses and I _ _ ?Mainstream contains speech of ROBESOH 5/ fr 5sent to Second World Peace Congress. " 92§ I
Extracts set out. "NY Times," 2/1/51
reported ROBESON sponsor of American ""'
Peace Crusade. On 2/11/51 "Worker" I
reported ROBESON is publisher of "Froeedo
and is touring country giving messapa er to Negro and white aus1iences.%cnissaeea ROBESON s eke at rally . 'sponsored by ALP. 0l*aa1|l ;ROBESON sang and spoke a reception for P
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August 1951 issue "Masses and Mainstream
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the Council on African Affairs and is also Chairman of theEditcrial Board of the Negro monthly newspaper, "Freedom."
I The Council on African Affairs has been cited by
the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive
Order 9835." _ _- __ < D
0n Coni'ide"nti&1 Inrsmm1;'
advised that the publicati0n, Freedom, is published by W
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Associates is a Communist Party front organization and its
members are either Communist Party members or Comuniat Partysympathizers. ' ' "
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known reliability, a v as that PAUL ROBESON and his H1 e continue
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containe an artiele untitie, Our P$0plE Beman Fr$6§Qm0" This
nrticla presents extracts tram npeeahea maa by HILLIAH L, _ -
P£TTERSH, Katianal Executive $acretary of the ivii Rights Q
Cangreaa,ané by PAUL RQBESQN. R0sEsON*S speech waa a racordad
message sent by him to the Eaeané Wmrld Peace Congress. -
- RGESQ'S massags was sent to haifielg Englni,
where the peace ccnfarenee waa scheduled $0 be hl. The BritishLabor Qevarnment praventaa this by barring mast af the ialegataa.
VThe following extracts are tram ROBES9H$ speech:
_JAL _ L1 Tha 11:8 an atrugglés Of ¢h1@LQ¢e;£;g¢1;g % '
American of the ninetaantn century affnré me graat inspiratin Q;
I find myself separated from you by the adict sf ths Uhitea
States Etate Department. Yu may be asaured while I ramain in
the United States a victim or the etaatuble program at onae
avragts initiatad by our gavernment, while I cannat be in yaur
midst and among many friends frnm all yarta uf the warl, as
has been my uatam in years past,
liva a life sf easa.I do nst remain quietly or ts
I ramain in the Unit Staas as Douglass returned
ta it, and in his wsrs, far tbs aake at my brethran Iremain ta suffer with tham, tn toil with them, ta andire insult
with thsm, to unerge nutrage with nam, to lift up my voice a
in their behalf, ts s§eak an& wark in thair vinicatian an§-
struggle in their ranks fur that emancipatien which.shal1 yet
ha achieved by the pcwsr of truth and of principle for that
opprasse p5Q§l@@ And as tmay at thia Karla Peaae Gengress
as move farward in the best traditians of world demacracy,*
repreaanting as we is the hundre
wmrl whasa prahlems are mumh tbs
faitha, all lands, all eulors, 0?
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sama. We are peoples of all
all political baliefa, united
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ané pulitinians wuul discauraga theaa basic human aayirationa
beeausa Communists adhsra ta them as well as others New I ave
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many parts of the world, and though many of them are not, it
is also true that many are Communists. They represent a new
way of life in the world, a new way that has won the allegiance
of almost half the world's population. In the last
were the first to die in nation after nation. They
heart of the underground anti-fascist movement, and
city in Europe displays monuments to their heroism.
_no apologies. They have been and are the solid corewar they
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struggle for freedom. And today in America we proudly fight to
free the eleven leaders, the Communist leaders, of the American
working class, as well as many others who suffer bitter persecution.
In this struggle for peace and a decent life, I am sure that W
we shall win. One simple reason why we shall win is that ssr"""
friends are so much more numerous than our enemies. There are
millions and millions all over the world who are determined
never to give up the fight for freedom, decency, equality, _
abundance and peace. - "
"And surely this conference will give the deepest
hope and courage as the spokesmen of the millions of people
throughout the globe, the mass of working humanity in every land--
in Europe, sia, Africa, orth ani 5outh America, Australia,
pledge themselves anew that the Truman Plan for the world shall
not prevail, that peace shall conquer war, that men shall live
as brothers, not as beasts. , p N B _ f p __*H
"Unifiei I am sure that we can beat back the -
attacks against the living standards and the very lives of the
people, that we can stop the drive toward fascism, that we can '
halt the chariot of war in its tracks. And we will help to
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lands that are free, of people growing in friendship, in love,
in cooperation and peace. This is history*s challenge to us. I
know as dovyou that_we shall not fail." -
' "New Masses" is cited as a Communist front by the
Special bomittee on Un-American Activities, reports dated e
June 23, 19b3, and March 29, l9hh. The "Daily worker," in '
East Coast Comuniet newspaper, on January 25, IQAB, announced
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Order @335. " . ..
The Haw Ydrk Timss ihaue of Fbbruary 1, 1951,
repartad that PAUL EGBESGR was ana_of the sponsors nf a new
nrganizatinn callad the Ameriann Peace Gruaade. The article
reported that this Qrganiaation issued Q abatement which callo
far the withdrawal sf Rmeriean troaps from Knrea and an and
to war in the Far Ea*t as well as reeogn&t1an-of tbs right of tho
Chinese Peaplaa Rep~ 11¢ to rapraaentation in the United Natians._ _. .. -~ Co ciantial Informant Q1 mam 'i~al1abili.by§;'
viaad that FEED IE3, Secretary of the ublic Affairs Depart~
meat 0f'th ammunst Party,lUS$, arganizad the American Peace
Gruaae nn inatructed that hunreés of peace aummittees be
arganizea thrcughout the country; FI§E alaa instructed that
the big iasua is ta be to get tha troope back frum-Knraa.
n Fhbruar321, 1951, the aw York Heral
Tribune" rapsrgea that nan ACHESQH, Secretary af State,
denQun¢e& tbs hmariaan Peace Crusa&e as a"$omun1st frantfor tha same prD%&g&n§istB aha circulated tha *spuriuua
Stsckhnlm Paace etitian." , .
. "Tha Harker"A1asua at Fubruary 11, l§Sl, page Q,
column 1, reparted that_PAUL ROBE$DN "is the publishar at
'Freadom,' a new msnthly paper," ané that RQBESQR is presently
tearing tha country bringing the massaga af xhe paper to Nagrc
and whit; axdianeasi > » V
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of known reliability, advise e a taned a pratast meeting on L
than date at Hacklan Palace in.New Kerk git?» The maéting was '
in prmtaat at the JGHE DERRICK ana Martinaville ? eases. Infsrmant
said that P§L RQBE$QN was n speaker it the rally. »»
iiscoving ta 1,nmmam:W, ROBESOR stated rm: the M
exeeutian of the Martinaville T is a challenge to all Negrmss
in our fight. HOBESQN alse state that, "Ha are part of that
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world which is imposing peace on those who want war. We must
form Negro labor organizations; that is our great strength
which we must use not only in the shops but also in the
streets of our oommunities here in Harlem. I am loyal to
the democratic traiitions of merica, but I shall never be
loyal to those who executed the Hartinsville 7. Do not ask
tany longer; action, action here in Harlem."
On , Confidential Informant or known reli y, advised he attended a rally in
honor of H. E. B. uBOIS on that date at the "olden Gate Ballroom.
The rally was op sored by the Aerican Labor Party-and-PAUL~o"~"*"
BOBESOH was one of the speakers. _' " i
' ooording to the infonnant, in his speech ROBESON
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it, nor with the other trade unions-' '1
I. nmnnm1.1 Informant. 0; 3:7known reliability, a v se that DuBOIS was a member of the "
Comunist Party. . '
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of known reliabili 3, advised that, without question. the dvnamio
force in the American Labor Party is the Communist Party. W'l 1'
at stated that it is regarded as the political obligation of
every Communist Party member in New York State to enroll and
vote American Labor Party.
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tonight is the head of an organization and know more about -
organizing then I will ever know, but I will ask you _
why, when I speak to thousands of faces, even when I speak in
Harlem, for aomething like saving the lives of the Martinevillo 7,
hardly anyone comes out of their homes to join or listen to the
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meeting. Negroes lack organization. Harlem, the potential
center of 15,000,000 Negroes of the United 3tatea who will stand
up some day and demand their rights with other millions of
Negro people of Africe, Asia, the West Indies and Latin Americe.
HARRY BRIDGES wee convicted of perjury in 1 L
Pistrict Court in California in that he denied under
oath at the time of his naturalization that he had ever been sCommunist Party member. His appeslxfrom this conviction is_...... ... -I pending at the present ti cthe circuit Qeurt of #ppea1e,_H_,_
' 011;, Confi dentiel Informant-
advised that the American ebor Party sponsored s "Save WILLIE
McGEE Rally" at the Golden Gate Ballroom in New York City on
this date. ' _ 'Federal
Informant stated that PAUL ROBESON was a speaker
at the rally. In his speech ROBESON said, American people
went our boys back from Korea; HcGEE'S life will be saved
from the corrupt politicians. The rank and file of the trade
unions and the Negro people will see right is done."
The "New York "mes" issue of Aeril 13, 1951,
reported that Federal Judge HALTER H. BASTIAN dismissed a
suit filed by PAUL ROBESON, Left Wing cinger, to compel the
Government to grant him a passport." noeeson filed the
suit last -December when he announced he wanted the passpurt to
make anEurcpeen tour. The State Department denied it on the
grounds that ROBESON'5 "planned travels were not in the heat
interests of the country."
The "New Ycrk. msterdam News" issue of April 1h,_
1951, page 5, column 2, under the dateline Bombay, India,
reported that the "Government has refused a visa to PAUL _
ROBESON, singer, to attend a Communist-sponsored peace L - A
conference in Indie this month." ~
"The worker" isene of Rpril 15, 1§51, Eeetion I,
Page 2, Column 1, reported t PAUL ROBESON headed e group -
that packed Riverside Blez otel on pril 13, 1951, to welcomes eenwritere JOHN HOWARO/2E%:ON, DALTO§/TRUMBO, and ALBERT
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» "The Horker iaaue uf April 15, 1951, Section 1;
Page ?, Column 2, reported that PAUL Rossssnmm featured ~
at_ha 2§th &nnua1 Earning Fraihait Jubilae, aaturéay, pril la,
1951, at 3:09 PM at Carnegia Kali. _ ~
"The Barker" iaaua mf January 9, lqhh, ugts v
forth an article by WILLIAM Z. FQSTER, Chairman sf the bamuniat
>M._ M _Party, SA.~v This article stated that the Earning Freiheit ---~*~
is one of the man3"pa9ara either owned or aupports by he"
J Gammunist Party, -A an Haw 1» 1-9151; sh am tale; ¥:>7Q,
r-e._ cart n a vent Qhservad PAUL ROEQE N marching n the Mia; {Bay P 1 s s
Gonf1cienti.al Ir1i°orman.t
time annual May Day Parads is a§5']'¢_..
upmsnt stated that the parade
Buy Cnmmittse, whieh.ia also
Peoples Uummittea for Nay Day, -Gommunist
is apsnsared by the Unitadadviaeé
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known as the Qnite Labor and
- - - n 1-M 1. M51, sgsm-1@%%g Q heamrfl FAUL RGBESKW make a speec rem the review Q n$stand in Union $quare, ew York ity, in honor 0? Hay D&y@
In bin apeaah RQBESGN statad, "There can be
nu mora important day in cur lives, for us march fur wnrld
peace, friendship and eocperatien with the yeaples of the uurld.
we affirm the undeniable fact that tha American people can f
" liva aide by side with many diffarent ways cf life ta ashieve
higher s%andards sf living and eventual ireedam far all. Ha
show hers today, that we ara the true auanard bearers of the
- grant American wwrxing class and demacratic traditiuns sf nu:
land» ¥e reject the. . . . u of our awn werking class an of
aruggling aalsnial peaplaa throughout the world, Thosa wha ~
cloak themselves in the robes and garments of false patrietiam
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&merinan wmrking cla&s an the Nagra peaple ara_learning ash
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, The "Baily wsrksr issas sf Bay 6, 1951, gage S,
column 2, reporta that PAUL HUEESQN attended the bburth
Biennial ¬onvention of the Marine Quoka and Stewards nion in
an Francisco, Galirornia. Tbs artiala reflecta that HQBESGHwas a ageaker at the cunvantion, and that he ia #130 n hanarary Amembar sf the union. ~ -V » -- " " L L
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In his apaech ROBESGH stated, If 1ift>§§n 1111111013. L
Hagrnaa spaks ant far paaae, thsre w1llbe peace. I: rirteen
millimn Regruea speak aux against anzi§em*t1amv ah je l _ , er H1 l be
na &nt1~3$m1ti$m. If riraeen million pea§le Bp$&k nut against
r %i f ' pa sacué on n the Mexican people, that persecurisn will and."
- Qn. _, Gonfiéantial Informant:
ai known reliability, aav asa that the Marine anks and Stawarda
Union is infiltrated and dominated by Gammunlst Party msmbsrs»
Informant stnteé that in IQHQ tha GID expe1le§ this union Qram
Eheir greup beaauae it was nnntrclled by the Gomunist Party
nnd £o11wws& the Gemmuniaz Party lina. - _» . .
Thu "Daily Warkar issua af Hay 13, 1951, paga 5, ;L cslumn 2, reported that PAUL R@BE$0R spoke at maetings.in San k?7§:
Franciaao and Oakland, Califcrnia, this ask-and spenssrs by
the ysung an thriving Regre Lbar aunail. In his apeach, i
ROBESSN tal the audience, ¥If fiftaan millian.Hegrnaa had =apaken up, WILLIE McGEE uoul be alive today; possibly sitting
right hers with yen." q » » - s»~ -~ . ' ' I ~ ;" L mi Confidential; Infomantia6;v1aedV .- "
that the Ksgro Labor Vounc 1 was a Communist Party rant organizati
set up by the Gommunist yarty in urder be infiktrate unions
and recruit new gggru membera into tha Party. . ;» »
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011$, an1idential xnrgmant-.5 J"adviaad he attends -r aponsmred by the Harlem *ra e V
Union Gnuncil which naa halql June 1, 1~;»51,. at. the alden Gata *
Ballroom in ew ¥brk£ity. Ehe cancart iaaturad ?£UL ROBEEQE.
Infnrmant stated that BQEESOK sang sevaral sung:
and maa a speech concerning %ne nrganization af Nagro workers 92
ind the trade unions. * . ¥92
11:19, ¬!onI i.&en1.=§.a3. Enfomnant - statedthat the Harlem Tra e nian Gaunail was tbs New York Qity unit aof tha Negro Labor ouncil. Ha etate that the effieara at kthe Harlsm Trade Union Cwuncil were members af thsAGQmmun1a§v §?arty ané control thacnun¢il * 5 . -1 ;
L The Waily Uarker issue af June M, 1§Sl, page 3,
1§§1, which was sponsard by the Greater Haw Ybrk Ragrc Lahar D
Counuil at the eldan Eats Ballrusm in Haw York City. fha
eancart markad the Qpening of the Eouncil*a first ownvention»calumn 1, reportad that PAUL ROBESON gave a coneart an June 1, 27
In F, onfidential Inr<>m.m: -aciviséd
that the Ehrlem Tra a ninn Gauncil held.a aanvantian in ew
York City in June and changed the name af tbs urganiaatian to
thag.of the Greater Haw Ybrk Hsgra Labar Gounsil. 'g> ' n , Cvuiafiderltgial Infarmant L
of known re11ab11i»y, advisad.that 1 PAUL RUBESQH enncart was
held June 2, 1951, at Qtis Hall in Rexbury, Hassachusatts. . f
Informant aaié ROBESGH npake at the cwnuart uni
statsd, Tha eapitaliats er his csuntry are nea ssaring an§bs&y@
Ha 1159 aai that he and ether grogresslve artists will farm
a»theabre and film group in tha very near future *
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Tha "Daily Worker _iasue of June lh, l95l, §age Q,
celumn F, reparts that Pa RQEESGR gave a ennaert at Princeand Haaonie kuéitorium in Rewark: Raw Jersey. The concert
was givan under tbs auspices sf Freedsm, naw Ragro manthlgnewspaper. ' ' . ' ~
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. Informant stated that ROBESOH was a speaker
at the meeting and in his speech said that the Communists .
have alwsis been it the front line of combat, and that he ~
feels that he is one hundred per cent on the side of the - _ _condemned and arrested leaders. i- M
On Confidential Informant Hadvised that the c v g, ts Congress held Q rally on June , L
1951, at Rockland Palace, New York City. Informant saié that
the rally was held to protest the recent Supreme Court decision
or the eleven convicted Communist Party leaders.
.mLs~imn__"~~»- According to the informant, ROBESDH was a speaker"
at the rally and in his speech stated that the Civil Rights -
Congress and all progressive forces must fight herd to reverse
the Smith Act and "stop these frame-up charges by the FBI.
The "Daily orker issue or June 25, 1951,
page 2, column 1, reported that-PAUL ROBESON was a speaker at
the "Fight Beck Rally" sponsored by the Harlem Civil Rights
Congress at Bockland Palace on June 26, l95l, -
The article reflected that PAUL ROBESGN spoke
at this rally and "spoke movingly of his friendship with the ~
Communist leaders." ROBESDH also declared, "I stand firm and
immovable by the side of these great Communist leaders. Their -
freedom is the concern of every American who can say that he
stems from the traditions of Lincoln and Thaddeus Stevens.
The "Daily Worker" issue of July 2, 1951, page 3,
column 2, reported that PAUL ROBESOH lttended the three day
Chicago Peace Congress which was held in the Chicago Colosseum.
7 The article reported that ROBESON was a speaker
at the Peace Congress and in his speech BOBESON spoke about"~
the work of the peace forces, "which is counseling leading
statesmen to do the only sensible thing, to stop the fight ,r;§Tin Korea." ROBESOH also called for a reversal of the Supreme
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Permenen . * r ongress of the Defenders of . e
Peace, now known as the World Peace Council, and that this " ' 92
organization is an instrument of Soviet foreign polio . He advised that as in the case of other peace conference? 3__epeakere at both the Paris and Warsaw co erencesw
preeonea natrea of the nited States an in effect called for u I
world revolutibn by force., --'--W
+The "Daily Worker" issue of July 3, 1951, page 3,column 35 contained an article entitled, "Produced Play About
0 ~ i r N _ __;;Au____ M »- '
- >. The article reported that the "Mascot A. S. Puahkin LTheater is plazéhg John, The 5o1dier of Peace by the Soviet I.. a-x-......_. 1-rrqrr nmvnu 1.? +1.. 4-..,..........,-1.-..... .....,.,-.... - ..-1 .. 1.. _ IQILDLIUJ j UUL .|.II L.|l9292ILIJ~92I7" I-L U11 UL ULllUAl92AULl§ BKLBUEBHI lllh J-§ - devoted to nee: great Negro people's artist and tighter for peace,
PAUL ROBESON. . .
1F Cvnfidential Informantg Mof known reliabili 3*, advised that he attended a meeting 0 e H
an Peace crusade which was held in _Chieago, Illinois, on
Less;-mast stated that Bosses-s Hes e speaker et <7
the meeting. In his speech ROBESON stated that everyone attending
the meeting was here in'the cause of peace and that many
reoognizedthe futility of war but all worked for peace. RUBESON
called upon the audience to fight for the civil rights of the
eleven Communist leaders. = '
"Masses and Mainstream" issue of August 1951contained an article by PAUL ROBESON entitled, "Unity for
Peace. ' - »
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at the Chicago Peace Congress June 29 to July 1, 1953. The, _
following extracts are from ROBE8ONS speech:,I
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We are here far actin, £0? the Business of
winning the peaee. 50 I will take but a few moments.1!
" "Tbs hops of the werl has baen &lerte& £9 the
opportunity far peace afferdad by the propasal for a cease-firs
in Knrea coming fram JAGQB HALIR, U.S.$@R. representative tn
the United Ratinns. This hope also atirra in our heart: with
the introductiun of tha Johncn Resolution in tha UQ$.-Senate,
which.recogni$ed the futili$3 Qf continuing ths carnage nf tbs
gaat year and proposed to do the only aansible thing abQutit~
stop fighting and start making geace.
mu LV_ _ . "In additian, mar eivil liberties are onaaf"the
main ¢aaualties_af the war, in is already clearly evident._
The First mendment today 1i$s temporarily guttaé as a reault'_
ef the validat1Qn.of aha mith Act and the j&ll1ng of the -*
amuniat dieaenters rram American rarsign paling. Ea ether
éiasenter, uhatsver his pvlitins, can feel safa ih the exercisa
sf tha historic ameriean right to criticize En nmmplain
so long as the $mith Act stands on the statute beaks ané the
Suprems Quart damisian remain: unreverse.
In my thinking this is a peace quaatiun, for
tbs inevitable cnnlusion sf thess peraecutisns, shauld they
ha azlowed tn continua, will be the silencing not only er the
Communist: but indaad af all Amrieans who subscriba ta tha .
§rinci§1es af the ew Deal and the oosevelt gran design fur
geace thrugh friendship with tha sacialist natians.
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we Qaé tuay in meria he persecution of palitical diasentara
eoupled with mounting terrar against minsrity graupa. In Eurape
it was the Jawiah pesple. Hera it 18 the Re rs--with foreignlanguags gruups, tha Jewish peaple, Haxicanwmerieans and
0thar minnrities numbere also amen; tbs victims. J M .L¢M
' "wa hare in America have the central resgsnsibility
to build, as tbs peaplas nf Europe and Asia have built, a
powerful movement representative af avsry ssction of nur aauntry,
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"Thase are sums Bf tbs reasons I am for peace,
reasons which grew out cf my life, my travels, my axperiences
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of known reliability, advised that on this date PAUL ROBESO
attended the funeral services for Mother BLOOR at St. Nicholas
Arena in New York City. RDBESON in his speech praised the
past services of Mother BLOOR for her aid in helping the i
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Crusade on thst date at the Riverside Plaza Hotel, New York
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Peace Rally." In his speech, nossson said that the American
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friends who have an A-Bomb too. If they mess with.me and mpeople, then they might wish they nnsnw." , 92
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that PATTERSON had undertakbn_ for the working men and Negroes.
BOBESON further stated, "Us must have a eomon front between »the working class millions and the Negro nation which is engrossed
in its fight for liberation. ROBEBON also called for repeal
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to Defend LOUIS wsxnswocs" on September 10, 1951, at St. Nicholas
Arena in New York 0ity- Informant stated that the meeting was
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country, both north end south, and he urged people to rind
ways in which to unite together both Negro and white;' mmmmmwfyuml
LOUIS WEIHSTOCK is one of the seventeen Communist
Party leaders presently under indictment in New York City for
violation of the 5mith Act.
- The "Daily *orker" issue of September 18, 1951,
page 1, column 2, reported that "Chine Invites ROBESON, But
U.s. Bans v181t." _ I . .
The "new York Age" issue of September 29, 1951,
page 3, column 2, reported that PAUL ROBESON had been invited
to attend the All India Cultural Conference and Peace Festival
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meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, to further the National Negro
Labor Council on October 2? and 28, 1951. ,
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or Freedom, Among the speakers at the festival was PAUL ;
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