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NY 100-25657 DETAILS: | The "Dally Worker™, an East Coast Commmist newspaper, Issue : ef December 23, ishe, page 2, column 5, combained an article entitled "Negro Leaders Greeting Stalin." This article reflected that "a group of Negro leaders today cabled greetings to Premier STALIN. * “ . , ; The message was as follows: a Mtg ‘Greetings on your seventieth anniversary and our wishes aod for your continued good health and successful service to the peoples of the Soviet Union. We Negro Americans from different parts of the country are of many different political beliefs and affiliations. We are alike, howeve; in hailing and uprooting national discrimination and national oppression from your land of many peoples. Tye wiite also in the hope that cur country and yours may soon again enter upon the path of friendly cooperation for the mutual strenthening of their ecomonics and preservation of the peace of the world." etme The above article reflected that PAUL ROBESON was one of the signers of the above message. n UMN con} dentiad informant MM, ct inom 0 IE eran, yeliability, advised that PALL ROBESCN sang at the Academy of Music, Erooklyn, | New York on January 25, 1950. According to the informart, the srogram had been sponsored by the Brooklyn Thesber: Artes Committee, whichiin éurn. bad been’ sponsored by the American Labor Party. The informant also advised that the Brooklyn Theater Arts Committes specializes in presenting Tavorite Comnuniet Party artiste and entertainers to tue public. yrs « gare haa Concerning the American Labor Party, it is to be noted that ~ the Special Committee on Un-American Activities, report of March 29, ighh, page 78, identified the Americm Labor Party as follows: aie aera wpe aS,