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a oe mes fe ai pe aan io bane ee i a: s Pe fi a The "Daily Worker", issuc of September , 1955, page 6, column 3, contained an article entitled MROBESOR'S | Popularity Greater Than Ever, Concert Tour Shows". This article spoke of the great reception roceived by PAUL... ROBESON during his concert tours in Oakland and San Fran- oe cisco, California. | ae Tho "Daily Worker", issue of February 13, 1956, page 1, column 1, containod an article entitled "ROBESON - --sr-..- Greetod by 2,700 in Torento". This article stated that ROBISON gave hie furst Canadian concert in Toronto for a- dceade on February 11, 1956, and noted that he was making his first appearance outside the United States after more than five years of restriction on his right to travel, ~ Aetivities with Counefl on “African Affairs and "Freedom on advised that, as of that date, PAUL ROB .50N Was Chairman of the Council on African ~- Affairs and also Chairman of the Editorial Board of the nows-= paper *Precdom™, moet ss Ths Council on African Affairs has boen designated by the Attorncy Gsneral of the United States, pursuant to Exccutive Order 16450. 1 e * uf ee $ a a econ inn Tye + lonbpekaetliesy i “Freodom" has been previously described, on ' sags gor Se advisad that, as of that _ time, PAUL ROBSSON continusd to be Chairman of the Editorial | Board of "Freedom" end also Chairman of the Council on African Affairs, stated that both organizations were .-... - located at 53 West 125th Street, Now York City. _— ; On i MEME, who has furnighsd reliable ~~ fintormation in the past, advised that THSLMA DALE of tho Council on African Affairs we ROBESON desired her to leave the newspaper ¥ E Me Freedom! become full time uxocutive Assistant in the CAA office, on ves spending most ~ eae nha 7 1 his passport restriction z feos of June, 1955, ROBESON was |. Chairmen o d continued to ba chairman of the Edito- rial Board of tho nowspaper "Proodon. ace APEMTS) eee YSe eo aes eo eTIT ae