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| Sai me, Confidential Informant NY 100-25057, _ DETAILS: sy i, ee, Residence fea Confideatial ‘iefornent of xnown “peliacility; .b/p Te eat ' gdvisea that the subject maintains his residence *- at @2 East 69 Street, New Yorx City, c/o HAROLD (eGELy and also receives his mail at stv tey err artner e@avised that he believes the subject has a ‘resiaence an. ‘Enfiele, Conmectiruts a ‘Enploynent ne ee a ae The "Daily Worsner" of July 6, 1952, age one, columig . two and three, contsineda an article ceptione Oe $O0, Zs our 2 ae , Triumph for the Artist ana the Feople," written by, JUEa BUDS oR : UNBS; this APLiclé statéa that dupisuN pave fifteen concerts ini> ~~ many cities, before nearly sevent)-five~-thousend people. If further stated that the tour honored the fifty-fourth birthday _ of the subject. This tour, according to the article, was sponsored by the Unitéa Frecaom Fund, and exceeaca all expectations. The preat crowds ana the struggles carriea on oy the people agaiast official opposition in many cities made him express the feeling that in all his career, he hae enjoyea: hig tour the most, according to the articis. saw Dts . ‘The ‘vaily Worser" is ean East coast Communi st newspaper. pe ‘Confidential infornant MD, of” xnOWwn reliability,” ~ “1D furnished a news release of the Council on African Affairs, dated. August 18, 1952 wnich listed PAUL ROBrnSUN as chairman of this organization, ‘The Couacil on African Affairs. has been | cited by tne: Attorney General as coming within the purvigr of Executive Order 98, _ Pe ~ . Lo a eS co wo. PS Septeriver 1952 | issue of "Prcecom" a rionthy rene publication of Freedom Associates listed the subject as Chairman’ - sce a me ree 4 = of known reliability, - “bTD aavised that previous to February lv2, "Hreedom™ published by. Freedom Associates had been suspe.ided for approximately three — er of the Editorial Boara of this newspaper. ee Sana —-