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« a ~ and whe urnisne _ PAUL ROBESON sang American, Russian and Chinese folk songs Act of 1940. : a rey, ewe pec. ‘eon cle akan Peeks eR RR we te ata! aman (i WE Cites Daan Batak Cee ei vote & O. fe wae eS ™ i ab NY 100-25857 ~ ~ further ROBESON was naming Secretary of State JOHN FOSTER — DULLES as defendant in the suit. ROBESON claimed that = - DULLES ' ,ections in denying him the privilege of travel: | 7 abroad “are arbitrary, capricious and without warrant “<“1.00° or authority in the laws of the United States .ccscsces are contrary to the United Nations Universal Declaration on on Human Rights." supra, supra, eh reiijable information in the -- = past, advised that on January 26, 1955, the subject attended and was a speaker at a mass rally to "Free WILLIAM L. . PATTERSON and BENJAMIN DAVIS" which was held under the b auspices of the CRC at Yugoslav Hall, 405 List Street, | New York City. With regard to this Peli, fll dy 500 that and stated that it was a certainty that Formosa would be in the hands of the Chinese people soon. He charged the United States with trying to violate Chinese territory and ° drew'a parallel with the position of the United States in the Pacific with a hypothetical case of the occupation of Long Island by a foreign power. ROBESON described the people of the world as being on the march and called on the _ people to stand up and fight. On March 1, 1954, who has furnished reliable 7 information in the past, madé available a leaflet issued Py the BENJAMIN DAVIS Committee which leaflet listed WILLIAM - L. PATTERSON as National Executive Secretary of the CRC. BENJAMIN J, DAVIS, JR. wasone of eleven members of the National Committee of the Communist Party who was convicted - on October 14, 1949, in the United States District Court, Southern strict of New York tor violation of the Smith’ The January 27, 1955, edition of "Magyar-szo",: as ~ = oe three, column one, contained an article devoted to - PAUL ROBESON's addrese at the HUGO GELLERT banquet in New” York which presented extracts from ROBESON 's speech. In ©: part the article quoted ROBESON as saying "........but I scad this message to the enemies of the people; beware, for behind ~ ~|2<-