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ao 12;5 ro WY 100-25857 Clg TH - . \ if or oa co . . . - . , on Confidential Informant Qyy of known reliability, advised that he attended a "Labor Raliy to Defend LOUIS WEINSTOCK" on September 10, 1951, at St. Nicholas Arena in New York City. Informant stated that the meeting was held under the auspices of the Civil Rights Congress. According to the informant, ROBESON was a speaker at the meeting and in his speech “condemned the warmongers the Truman Administration and his foreign policy." He condemned the treatment given to the Negro people in this country, both north snd south, and he urged people to find “ways in which to unite together both Negro and white. LOUIS WEINSTOCK is ons of the seventeen Communist Party leaders presently under indictment in New York City for violation of the Smith Act. The "Daily “orker" issue of September 18, 1951, page 1, column 2, reported that “Chine. | Invites ROBESON, But U.S. Bans Visit." The "New York Age" issue of September 29, 1951; page 8, column 2, reported that PAUL ROBESON hed been invited to attend the All India Cultural Conference and Peace Festival a aan Mn tacshk en In adn The "Daily Worker" issue of October 29, 1951, page 1, column 2, reported that PAUL ROBESON attended the meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, to further the National Negro Lebor Council on October 27 and 28, 1951. " On FS Confidential Informant a ' advised that he attended a Freedom Festival at the Rockland Palace, Naw York City, which was sponsored by the publishers of “Freedom.” Among the ‘speakers at the festival was PAUL ROBESON... The , "Datiy Worker" ‘issue of November 8, 1951, | page 2, column 1, reported that PAUL ROBESON was a signer of a “Call . for an American Continental Peace Conference" to be held December 10-15, 1951, in a Latin American capital. The above article reported that the purpose of this conference is to seek ways of "contributing to the