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« . : : . | Late ge te te eg venoer NY, 1100-25857. wate ule eee Son OG | ey Lees 7 : - Pais ~ 3 . : “ . : - » oF ar aoe gO z Jie : . : a eR 4 we ger teh rote & ‘ Hae, Saks SRS . « . f : . 5" 5 2." gection one, page eight, column ‘tive: dated suly i ge ‘f.’.41958, contained the following article captioned; . ae wz °°. "Robeson Off to Europe After an o-Year Battle." the Ce Ra oo article is set forth as Follows: TO ae. ee "paul Robeson, who ‘had been: 9. °° _ ; barred for eight years from leaving the = - «7 0 Soir country because he refused to sign a oe att ae * nonCommunist affidavit for a passport, oe a ad _ left for London yesterday. to start a series: a ee Po syle sts of concerts, i 0 et PS a 2S in ft Sete 2 PDs "The singer received his passport. Pa GOR ao Se recently after the Supreme Court had . ee .»..° , Invalidated the State Department's requirement: wie Tipe TL for the effidavit. Departing from New York International Airport at Idlewild, Queens, Mr. Robeson said he would give concerts in Europe, including Czechosiovaida and the Atov cover tower Soviet Union. © °c.) a aan Beet "Mr, Robeson was asked ip: he - planned to stay abroad. He replied: ‘This is my land. My grandfather and =. *.0:,.%° father were born here, G00, and t Gontt --"" aa pian to leave it. eM = . er ne ee cc ec a cere Somme oe Smee em me ee "EtHumanite", “French Communi st datly, Baer Be on July 21, 1958, printed a message from "the great wa i - wan 6.. @Olered Ameriean singer, PAUL ROBESON," which was. eT read at the plenary session of the World. Peace ve