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nY 100-25857 advised that on July 2, 195k, tne USSR Embassy, LL) ID Washington, D.C., requested that two photographs of ROBESON, appropriately autograpned,be secured for the Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, Russia. The July 11, 195k, edition of the *Jorker®, page 5, colum 1, contained an article entitled "a letter from ROBESON to CHARLES CHAPLIN", in which ROBESON publicly thanked CHAPLIN for a recent message supporting his, ROBESCH'S, struggle to obtain a passport. The letter contained various compliments directed by ROBESON to CHAPLIN and concludes "may we negt a6 sooni™ The "Daily Werker® issue of August 9, 195k, page 1, column 3, contained an article entitled "15,000 Thrill to ROBESON'S Voice in United States-Canadian Border Concert®, whick article pointed out that ROBESON nad sung at the Third Great Peace * arch Raliy at tne Canadian-United - States Border. According to the article, RORESON sang for appreximately two hours and promised to take his sport case to the highest court in the. United states, ape . a as of August 11, 1954, JESSI ay Editor, “New World dicated that the "New World Review" organising a dinner in honor of and PAUL ROBESON, same to be held Uctober Le» 195k at the City Center Casino, 135 West 5Stn Street, Now York city. Tele noted that the publication/ "soviet Russia Today® in March, 1951, changed its title toyfiten World Review". —— ne eV API! a ow, ‘ Concerning*>oviet Russia Today", the following appears x in the booklet,"Guide to Subversive Organisations and Publications®, dated May 1k, 1951, prepared and released by tas Committee on Do-American * petivities, United States House of Representatives, Washingt, D.Cz SSoviet Russia Today® a : eer “1, Cited as a Communiat front. (Special Com ttes’ ge Ere: Un-American Activities, Report, March 29, 19hk, pe page” a hae also cited in Report, June 3, 192, page Ze) ty Sie