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NY 100-25857 The London “Daily Worker" issue of May 11, 1959, etated that PAUL ROBESON had been elected President of the _ British-Soviet Friendship Seciety, os Coe The "New York Times" issue of May 11, 1959, page —— os carried an article with a dateline London, May 10, stating that PAUL ROBESON had been elected a Vice-President of the British-Soviet Friendship Society at a conference of that organization held that day, (e, | | “ - + = gharacterization of the National Council of ee AnerLoan-Soviet Friendship appears in the Appendix attached iit, PROMOTION OF THE SALE OF ROBESON'S BOOK BY ae Tenet FARTY, UNITED STATES OF ANERICA The Comminist Party of the United States of America has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. | ; _ "The Worker" issue of. December 21, 1958, page 9, - column 2, under a colum entitled, "Letters é published a letter to the Editor of "The worker" signed. "JAMES DOLSEN". The Jetter, reportedly writen from Philadelphia, conmences by stating, “I have sold over 300 copies of PAUL ROBESON's | “Here I Stand?. My experiences may be of value to others." The writer goes on to describe the various canvassing methods hehas used to sell the book, and urges the readers to utilize certain of his methods, ‘These methods include _ house-to-house canvassing, the visiting of barber ships, .-- and promoting the book at certain conventiohs of Negro... organizations, a a een, ‘ . . , “ . 7 san, On September 15, 5) ‘eported that JAMES S)r DOLSEN was the District Press pirector, Communist Party of <