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Ce, RY 100~25857 a os On advised that since 8 annGuited dissolution of the CAA in Tune, 1955, thore has bean no evidence of any rebirth or reorganization of the Chi, (MEP sivised that, to the beat of his knowledge, PATN, ROBESON is mo longer an officer in the . now dofunct orgenization. . : On November 3, 1955, an unidontified individual at: Preedom Associates, 139 Yest 125th Strost, Now York City, was telephonically contacted undor pretsxt by a Special - Agent of the FSI. This porsen advised that becauss of finame oo. eial difficulties, the newspaper “Proedom™ had temporarily suspended publication with tho July-August, 1955, cdition, In connection with thia, the individual stated that reguler editions of the paper would be forthcoming in January, 1956, vgatec'es weeny ete paaeeneeores va an EEE On March 8, 1956, an unidentified porgson was teale- phonically contacted under prutoxt at Prooetom Associatos, ~~ 139 West l2S5th Stroet, New york City, by a Special Agent of the PRI. This porson advired that the newspapor "Presdon® will rseum publication on «a regular basis in April, 1956, in a smaller monthly edition. This person stated that PAWL = = -~ ROBESON wes then in Canada but was most oager to do an article for "Fpsodom" on the LUCY cese and the University ef : fiadaema. This parson further atatod that as a result of Log BURNHAM's trip to the South several months ago, FProodom Asso- cintes had printed 70,000 leafluts regarding the SMMETT TILL ‘ case in Miss{ssippi. This person stated that BURNKEAM was the. ........ Sqitor of "Proedon". re rer Status of Health On October 13, 1955, GB cers that on Qetobor f._ 26, 1955, PAU, ROBZSON was admitted to the Sydenham Hospital, “oo Manhatten Avonus and 123 Strast, New York City, as a private |. patient. stated that the subject was operated on for a - 4 ~ prostate condition on Osteber 22, 19595, which operation aS would nucessitate a convalesccnes period of from two to thraa weoks, GaPeontinued that a second operation in the subject's Dp gage could occur, depunding on the results of the first, =~ ,