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—- ae re WY 100-25857 AL wh wi [ working to call a national conference of the National Negro Congress, it would be timely and feasible to initiate a broad national conference of the Negro | people and their main organizations for the purpose of mobilizing the Negro people for the national war effort. He suggests that such a conference night best be sponsored by individual leaders, representative spokesmen of national wnity anong the Negro people. Included in this should be such people as PAUL “ ROBESON, MAL YERGAN, EARL B, + DICKERSON, ROBERT @RIGHT, © ‘and others. eae: further that on April 23, 19,2, JAMES FORD and an ied who was recently in Mashville, Tennessee, were informed that PAUL ROBESON spoke on the campus at Nashville and that many fine contacts had been made at Tuskegee, Alabama, ami Nashville, Tennessee. of the following front organisations: advised that PAUL ROBESON is a senber Mobilisation a } Sponsor of Assenbly for Justice to National Kinority | fw Ver 9 Fa/45 4¢ ene AntarentneA Pune t—(‘sSSCSS that an unknown individual contacted ANDREE“EMERY, at which time he advised he was trying to arrange for a mass meeting for the Rusaian War Relief to be held on the 27th of May, 1942, but at that time had been unable to get in touch with LITVINOFF. This unknom individual also advised, according to the infor- mant, that at that time he was anxious to see MAX YERGAN concerning PAUL ROBESON, whom he would like to have sing at the meeting above mentioned. +: «0: the information that PAUL 6 mai nsors of the Citizens Comittea to Free Karl Member of the-etional Council of the American People's | b Member and sponsor of the Citizens Committee for Harry Bridges 2 f tha Browder and also furnished a "abort resume of his background as follows: sation, 1940, contributor to the "New Theatre” (Communist Party theatre * magesine); PAUL ROBESGY, singer, member o ago Emergency Peace Mobili- visited Soviet Union as an ardent eduirer of Comunisa. | . it was ascertained from =: the problem of India's freedom is one in which the Communist Party 8 an active interest, which fact ean be seen from the prominent ficures who gathered on September 2, "1922, te discuss this question at the meeting which was called the Communist Council on African Affairs At this meeting it is to be noted that N, along with UILL, CHANNING. TOBIAS, and MAX YERGAN, een —