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bisiani i WY 100-2857 a . : ns continued that the future plans of the committee encompassed conCentration on the struggle for ci¥il liberties and freedom from political oppression. According : ESLANDA ROBESON Was an 0 Sy officer of this organisation. © eR a eae Tn ie ae advised a tact B ROBESON scone the National of Ancrican-Soviet Frien p meeting held at the New Rockland Palace, 155th Street and 8th Avenue, New York City, which meeting - was held in honor of the 37th anniversary of the founding of the Soviet State and the 2ist anniversary of the United States diplonatic recognition ¢ of the - Soviet Union, . 4 D _ h pes that on November 16, 95h, B ROBESON at the ahove-mentdoned meeting of the National Council of American-Soviet Fri dendshin, - ft apoke and delivered a speech which related the Red Revolution in askr with | the struggle of the Negro people today in America. - ; Coat Tos ROBESON stated that just as Lenin and Stalin realised - oe their dreams for their people, the Negre in America must be Liberated into ~ fvll freedom by 1963. He continued that like the USSR and Red China, the pecple of the world must live in co-existence for peace. 7 the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. ~ has been designated by the Attorney Ganeral of the United States pursuant to Executive Order rads. os too | advised that the subject attended a dinner honoring — ad the 30th versary of Internationa] Publishers and the 70th birthday of No ALETANDE RACHTENBERG, held on December 17, 1954, at the Yugoslav-american _ Hall, 405 West lst Street, Hew York City. ROBESON was among those who apo in connection with the praising af the work of International a) Publishers.