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RY 10025857 | mittee a Be - oe 2 saa Concerning "Political Affairs" , FLYNN, seststying | gm: the case "United States versus ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, ET AL" on October 20, 1952, stated that "Political Affairs has been the theoretical organ of the CP since the a oe _ publication's inception in 1945. me Pos. On April 25, 1955, the Spring, 1955 Lasue of "sing Out™ listed PAUL ROBESON az a "sontributor*®, Page two of this issue reflected that "Sing Out® is published quarterly by People's artista, *nocrporated, lz West 21st Street, New York City. 7 . ‘ a People's artists, Incorporated Doe noc often ge ee ° 1. Cited as «a Communist front, oO (California Committee on Un-American’ Activities, Report, 1943, p. 91.) o Sy who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that on June 30, 1955, a reception in honor of PAUL ROBESON was held at 5 i Fairmont Avenue, Oakland, California, which affair was oe sponsored by the East Bay Youth Committee. eS toes N that 70 or 80 persons were in attendance a ROBESON both sang and connented on various current issuese, _— With regard to the East Bay Youth Coumittee 2 am fo ‘advised that it was, in reality, the Labor Youth League ° which organization uses such names in Pianning for broad | attendance at & function. os The Labor Youth League has” been designated by ths Attorney General of the United States + Pursuant to | ; Executive Order 10150, os we oO eo bey es a cee aT advised that on 1 August - me io Ie, “hess, BE TSHULER, deacribed by as a member of 24. “i... the CP and Secretary of the Bronx Committee for Freedom of * eae Political Prisoners, stated that the latter organization wap planning to have a banquet on September 10, 1955, in the Bronx, New York. ALTSHULER advised that money reised at ee a “-9-