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“6 Ay asfield wn ry t-te, =) 2100-12304 ¢ Tia tae Pahrncsew fF. osc aa eu S Ube wes FF IG ES . ; a 7 Tos Mr. Dennis A. Flinn BY COURIER SERVICE _ ae Director > nn as Office of Securl He ie Department of State , ecient Raed Auer 6 seen 515 - 2and Street, H.W. ner LIK? —_ | Washington, D. Ce ES. Hesketh Froms John Edgar Hoover, Director — . oh . Federa2 “Bureau of Investigation Subjects PAUL ROBESON TET BY JETERKAL SECURITY <= © You have previously ‘been furnished copies of warious reports reflecting the activities of this subject. — For your additional information it has been called to this Buresu's attention by a reliable informant that on Januzry 26, 1955, a mass Felly to “Free Williem L. Petterson end Benjamin Da vis® was held at the Yugoslav Hall, 405 West hist Street, Bev York City, under the auspices oF the Civil Rights Congress, an organization &csignated by the. . Attorney General pursuant to Executive Order 10450. Robeson, a speaker at this rally, reportedly ar interpolated his recital of American, Russian, and Chinese ; folk songs with remarks to the effect that it was as certain | as his standing there that Formosa would be in the hands of | the "Chinese people" and "very soon." Robeson charged the United States with trying to violate Chinese territory and etterpted to draw a parallel between the United States ' position in the Pacific and a othetical case involving e possible oceupation of Long Island by a foreign pover ~/ This would arouse protests of all Americans as the Pacific : _ operation was causing prote-t ng the, Chinese people. Robeson ‘ described the people of the world as being on She march and . galled on the people to atand: irwe Zagat his matter, is urn our information and ‘should Note on yelloue aes teas outside | DED zt AP x64 7% Ly ; 4 tbat Subject 1s on SI. 1. WH Une recén eo initiated fosteings to force the State Deaxthants th “6. him a 2 PAS SPOR ° ae 9 7FEB | ares we | Ee it 1995 14. Arr Pie os men TT a rng, oe et Cle el ht oe Dpotyateey cm ee pyc oe aa cod a 1 a op hort