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NY 100-25857 7 eo Ls _ The records of | were checked on May 31, 1955, by SE bf wmanAamAa wmeaPflanéaA on mann Aebad Asses Imch ‘4 Wilitwis, LROUVLUG refiected a repores Waveou August 2 25,5 te ts im which listed the subject's occupation as a concert singer. | These records further reflected that in 1954, the subject .. was managed by the Metropolitan Musical Bureau, 113 West 57th Street, New York City. . a On May 31, 1955 who has furnished reliable ) a information in the past, advised . that the subject is a concert Singer who. can be reached through his agent, Columbia Concerts, New York City. we ew On June 8, 1955.0 who has furnished reliable - information in the past, advised that as of that date the subject was on the staff of the newspaper, "Freedom", although | the exact nature of the subject's guties were not knoyn to the informant. The April, 1955, edition of "Freedom", Volume five, Number four, page two, column two, noted that the newspaper is published monthly by Freedom Associates, 139 West 125th... Street, New York City and listed PAUL ROBESON as chairman — of the Editorial Board. _ _ . woe t! aaa The December 31, 1950, issue of "The Worker" , contained an article which describes "Freedom" as a monthly | newspaper published by Freedom Associates which was introduced in November, 1950. This article pointed out that the oO, purpose of the newspaper was to promote Negro matters, the .. .. selecting and writing of all material from the view point ~~ that is interesting rather than necessary to the Negro worker .. and to point out the importance to the Negro people of — . their alliance with the labor movement of the worker's rear “phe Worker" 4s the Sunday edition of the "Daily! | _ Worker" » an East Coast Communist daily newspapers «- =, oe cris, . . 7 ate a rie. -2-