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F'D-36 (av, 12-2258) C: an * no 4 : 4 ee | ~ . ag ue at oo wt "ey wis pelson nm - i e os fo vin | i ot soy Me Boardnfhs ef ~ f an ony Rly. Belmont... ‘ . Mr, Mohr. . F C3 ve 4 Sir, Neate Mr, Parsons yo sgn Zee|e Transmit the following in W000 seponnneeennnnnnapennetgennnnnnnnnnnnnnan (fype ia plain. text or code} Col iF (Prarity or Method of Mali TO % DIRECTOR, FBI (100-22504) crass. a ext. BY of Help fede (5B - TM 22 i278 2 FROM: SAC, NEW YORK (200-2597 Teor eevinw dL SUBJECT: PAUL LEROY “ROBESON is = ¢ ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED 4 CINAL HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED J —OEXCERTWEERE SHOWN C) orecsy1 advised on 6/18/58 that LLOYD BROWN on that date contacted BEN DAVIS, During the ensuing conversation, BROWN . told DAVIS that he had been told by PAULIE (ROBESON, Jr.} that he - 4. ai had been finally able to reach his father {PAU ROBESON) . and pm “set up a session with him Friday at 1 ofecleck and “wet ike to Ot have you come." DAVIS commented that he had been trying to reach“ j..f) | PAUL ROBESON teo but had had no success. To this comment BROWN vg! stated . "Be must have Just cut himself off from the world for a Fewer days." =7 * ° .° BROWN and DAVIS then discussed the possibility “of PAUL ROBESON obtaining a passport in view of the recent Supreme - Court decision pertaining to obtaining passperts. DAVIS pommented | that he thinks ROBESON. should immediately get a passport and "get the h_ out of here, Get te England or somewhere," BROWN. ingiested® that the whole country ia interested in what ROBES wi do. a eo * -<tuided In connection with the Supreme Court decision pertaining to4travel to Porelgn countries <ei in view of allegations of Com~ munist activity, BROWN and DAVIS jokingly remarked that in view of | this decision DAVIS should be able to ‘60 to New ee DAVIS _ - i = New York Hioig3. 3 (psa "J ee "3r.)(1-5) belo es i oad New ork. 1Od-24616§ — ; a al p(T ~ 5 t. Néw York 100-95950 [FAUL RY FA wi York 100-2589 (1:5) oe am _. f a er F - oh eS oe a pe f/f COeS ES] “jn Charge