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NY 1060-25857 i a i if Rive b On | Sa advised that PAUL ROBESON on several octasrt during July, 1957, had had lunch with two or more Soviets an the delegates’ dining room, U. N. Bullding, New York City. 2. Subjects Activities in, and Subversive Ramificationse of, his Passport Case The “New York World Telegram and Sun" newspaper, issue of April 5, 1957, eontained an articie entitled, "ROBESON'S Passport Czechmated Again?", This article stated that PAUL ROBESON, holder of a $25,000.00 Stalin Peace Prize, had made another attempt at obtaining a passport and apparently would be turned down by the United States Department of State. It was pointed out that subject's application for passport had been refused on four previous occasions. This article further stated that subject had a case pending before the United States Tax Court, New York City, concerning the sum of $9,500.00 in income tax the subject had not paid when he received the $25,000.00 Stalin Peace Prize in 1953. The “Daily Worker" issue of May 3, 1957, pace Ty» column 3, contained an article entitied, "British Actors Union Votes Support For PAUL RORESON.” ‘his article noted that a demand to allow PAUL ROBESON to sing in Britain was passed at the annual meeting of Equity~ Organization of British Actors in London on May 2, Aget <| Sone ama RE IEE ge ge i eee FS” tee tetas RETR Et Mae ey setae, srg z Renn oa . Rue aot