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. . a we a, orar Pr are Ton NY 100-2857 _ ~ P,¢ | “International Publi shers soo * "rhe (Communist) Party's publishing be nouse®, ’ “headed by _ ce 7) 0. °° | ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG. (Attorney General FRANCIS BIDILE, TO _ Congressional Record, September 2h, 1942, page 7086). re Ne Be e-eE described Internationa] Publishers ae a Communist pub g house. | , . a} me pe wR hs * ao. meee regard to ALEZANDER TRACHTENRERG, dvised on _ thet be was 2 member of tne National Review Commission eee, US&, and was secretary of International Publishers, Incorporated. . Bone ene us £3 TRACHT ENBERG ‘Was one of que Communi st Party leaders fe oo indicted on | June 20, 1951, New York “ity, for violation af tne Smita Act and was subsequently convicted on January a, 1953 of sane. 2 Miscellaneous 6; oer ° ee “ap oo The "Daily Worker® issue of Sepvember Ts 195k» p page bb column 4, contained an article entitled “Warld Demand Rises to Let ROBESON . Travel", whico article stated that scores of protests and pledges of support — aro nt near ne ants the nffins of tne Deoeiatonsl Meaemittas £2. Decrana BATT ROBESON'S Passporte i a oa Tee re advised that on November 1, 1951, a leaflet was ~~" prepared and di uted by the Provisional Committees to Ratore PAUL ROBESON'S Passport, which le atlet was entitied #tne case of PAUL ROBESON'S paseport™. | - Tne leatlet set forth the "racts® concerning the State Department's refusal +o grant PAUL ROBESON'S passport and contains suggestions to be taken in having the passport ban liftec. The leaflet also contained a coupon bearing. the following: "Miss MARGARET? CADEN, Secretary, Provisional Committee to —. Restore PAUL ROBESON'S Passport, “2286 tt Avenue ’ New York city's , which . solicited contributions. ret rae