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Paul Robeson — Part 22
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The above issue of the “Daily Worker® reported that
when questioned by a reporter concerning his being a member of the Com
munist Party ROBESON replied, "lhat question has become the basis of the
fight for civil liberties and until that fight is won I refuse to answer
‘ite®™
®Xew York Sun"
Issue of June 4) 1%8
It was reported by the "New York Sun" on the above
date that during a hearing on a motion in Supreme Court, New York County,
New York, for an injunction restraining MAX YERGAN from representing him-
Self as the Executive Director of the Council on African Affairs, YERGAN'S
counsel told the court that a dispute had arisen within the Council when
the Department of Justice had included it among a group of organisations
listed as "tetalitarian, Fascist or subversive.”
YERGAN told reporters that the Council On African
Affairs was not "totalitarian, Fascist or subversive” but sought only to
interest the public in improving conditions among the peoples of Africas
ROMORCON eritiniead this statement. socormiing to YERCANTS counsel , atat—
Bs ee le a de ee ye oe ee eS ee
ing to members of the Council on African Affairs at a subsequent “meeting
that YERGAN should have attacked the Attorney Generale. YERGAN'S counsel
teld the court that the ROBESON faction was seeking to "pull a squeese
play to get YERGAN out” because of his efforts to rid the Council On
African Affairs of Communist influence.
Confidential Informant Qi
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