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NY 100825857 QUESTIGNABLE EVIDENCE The following evidence is being incorporated in this report with a view to its possible admissibility in an extra—Judicial proceeding or in crcoss-examination in a Judicial proceeding: "Soviet Russia Today* Published monthly by the Soviet Russia Today Publications, Ino. 114 East 32nd Street New York City In the August, 1936 issue of “Soviet Russia Today" there is an article written by HEN DAVIS, Jr.e, concerning his interview with PAUL ROBESON. In this arttvle ROBESON is reported by DAVIS to have said, “The Soviet Union is the only country I've ever been in where Itve felt completely at case, I've lived in England and America and I almost circled the glebe — but for myself, wife and son the Soviet Union is our future home. Lad For awhile, however, I wouldn't feel right going there to live. By singing ite praises wherever I ge, I think I can be of the most value to it. Itts too easy to go to the Soviet Union, breathe free air and live happily ever afterwards.” ROBESON further stated in the interview, "Of course I'm a mouber of the Friends of the Soviet Union in Lomion, But I'm not very active because I'm away so frequently either singing or ecting. One thing I always try to do is to help mike people understand the im portance of the Soviet peace policys® C The article reflects that ROBESON'S wife, ESLANDA GOODE ROBESON y has two brothers living in Moscow and that Mrs. GOODE, =~ 10 =