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Te 1A Ae t wey CU hi Y 100825857 BRIDGES, CIO Labor leader, HERBERT RUSNER, a CPA attorney, and reveis CLAYTON 4 . Vise President ef the CIO of California and Ceumunist Party member wire in attendances It is noted that PaUL ROBYSON has, in the past, been very friendly with LOUISE BRANS TEN, who has received intimate letters from PAUL ROBESONe The Daily Worker issue of August 28, 1943, reports on page &, ecolugn 3, that the sudject epoke om August 3, 1943 at San Francisco, California, at the Minority Comeittea of the CIO Connell. urging wenity in America and aan eg SSeS OS [elaine lied eee - Satin | that there be no racial discrimination, On Noveaber 8, 1943, the New Haven Field Division reported that PAUL ROBESON, with bis wife and son, wuld be entertained at the Soviet _Mabassy in Wasninzton, De C. on the same Gaye On Noweaber 15, 1943 Zonfidential Informant DP oported that the bl subject's name appeared on a List of sponsors of the Citisens Non-Partisan © Comittee for the election of BENJAMIN J..DAVIS, dre, the Comunist Political Association candidate for the New York “ity Council and if this connection, ’ the Daily Worker of October 7, 1943, on page 3, column 2, indicates that the pubject supported BENJAMIN AVIS on the Communist Party ticket for New York coun at the DAVIS for Victory show, | which was held on October 24, 1943 Confidential Informant SB furnishéd this office with a telegram Jp the subject went by Postal Telegram from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania te Pythian Temple, 135 West 70 Street, New York “ity, where a party for - eo ) BEDACHT of toeINTERNATIONAL WORKERS ORDER was being neld on October i. #€, 39432 Thia telegran said “Terribly sorry I am not there like rest of > brothers and sisters in the TWO". Informant said that this telegram was - Pead to tha guests. On Decenber 10, 1943, Confidential Informant whose reliability b L ie not questioned, reported that CAROL“KING of the JID, conferred with EARL OKDER and that EARL requested a copy of the letter which PAUL ROBESON sent “te President Roosevelt about the cancellation of Mrs. BROWDER's deportation order. On January 26, 1944, Confidential Informanti a highly confidential and reliable source, revealed that under date of Dece 8, 1943, the subject jwrote a letter to President Roosevelt concerning the deportation of Mras “5: YEROWDER and this letter said in part "I was shocked when I gay in this | | \paper that the Board of Immigration Appeals had refused to set aside the = - % deportation order on RAISA)BORMDER » Ths attempt of the Government to separate a wife and mother from her farily would be dreadful at any time, but it is co TAL | a