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NY 100-25857 had been granted the right to travel in Canada by the United States Department of State as a concert artist, had a contract for a tour of seventeen Canadian cities to begin April 15, 1956, The article then reports the banning of ROBESON's proposed tour by Canadian authorities, The "Daily Worker" is an East Coast Communi st newspaper, the Sunday edition of which is "The Worker," The "Daily Worker" issue of June 14, 1956, page five, column one, contained an article entitled "Un-American Racists" This article describes PAUL ROBESON as the "world- famous singer." It is noted that the July-August, 1955, issue of "Freedom," Volume 5, Number 6, page two, listed PAUL BESON as chairman of the editorial board of the newspaper. With regard to "Freedom," the December 31, 1950, issue of "The Worker" contained an article which aonactizpeaen Nitnnw ed tae Ane ar AAS describes "Freedom" as a monthly newspaper published by Freedom Associates, which was introduced in November, 1950. This article pointed out that the purpose of the newspaper was to promote Negro matters, the selecting and . writing of all material from the viewpoint 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 théworkers class. advised that the editorial ard of "Freedom" was composed of Co sts and Communist sympathizers. According ed “Freedom” was intended as a replacement for the Harlem Edition of "The Worker."