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WFO 100-1902) } 4 ai ‘4a. ig Lad EY eo EDWARD FISHER, Chaimanof. toc. geeting.oad member of the Washington Chanter of the buited Near ane Alliad Veterans of America. + nem, The platforn of guests and speakers was indicated to be: WILLIAM Ls PATTERSON, National Secretary, Civil Rights Congress. Tt is noted the Civil Rights Congress has been designated by the Attorney General as within the purview of Executive Order 9835. ari Dr. ALPHEUS; JS PMITON, Ex on Afrinanusifairs, New york ‘City’s oeniay oogeaiaaae-- eon, has deen nieys wy described. HENRL THOMAS* GERTRUDE EVANS* THOMAS RICHARDSON# Ds AMERTCAN PEACE CRUSADE | 7 Confidential Informant (MB on QD 2cvisea “ip PAUL ROBESON appeared at a peace rally of the American Peace Crusade held at Turner's Arena, Washington, D. C., March 15, 1951. Informant said subject sang a few songs, one of which was in Russian and which, he said, was sent to him from Russia. According te the informant, the subject spoke at length extolling the Soviet Union and Soviet China. ' Informant said HOSESON quoted NEHRU, ef India, to the effect that the United States was an aggressor in Korea. He, ROBESON, revorted on his meeting with an assistant of DRAN ACHESON, of the State Department, who, according to ROBESON, had been stupid enough to dis- courage any hope of peace, but. had insisted that "we must protect the democratic countries of Western. Europe. Informant said ROBESGN's answer was to cite the slavery record of the British in Africa, India and Belgium, and of the French in Africa, also.