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or The ‘april 26, 1947 issue of “People's Voice" rae page one, contained an article captioned, “'I Am Coming a an . Back,’ Pighting Paul Vows," which article concerned the . ., return of PAUL ROBESON to Chicago, Tllinois, following ~: his being refused permission to give a concert at the oa City Hall in Peoria, Illinois. This article quoted 73 - ROBESON as stating, "'Itve never seen anything like at - since Franco-Spain ......Peorla was like an armed camp. Ta The article stated that ROBESON was asked whether or not .; —_ tif oc: . | he was a Communist to which he replied, "'There are only - Poe b. a ee two groups in the world today - fascists and anti-fascists. ~~ aes oO The Communists belong to the anti-fascists group and to a. Pa Jabel myself an anti-fascist,'" os a ? REA oe Phe "Guide to Subversive Organizations and. a ae a) Publications," prepared and released by the Committee on = :. - ~.« .- UneAmerican Activities, United States House of Reprenentatives, Washington, D. C., on May 14, a contains the ‘Following ~ --- concerning the "People's Voices seg oe : "1. Among publications which the committee found ‘tobe Communist initiated and controlled, or so strongly influenced as to be ain the _ aa, Tey pe Ls ° Stalin solar system.’ . _ (California Committee on Un-American hetivities, - who has. ‘furnisha reliable __ a that ea meeting oO Ne 7 © ‘Information in was held at According t which leaflet eted the National “Officers of the organization _ i and noted that PAUL ROBESON was a Vice Chairman - Music." _ "The “NCASP has been previously deseribed. 2. reese EE On ho has furnished reliable. : rn information in the past, advised that as of that times en PAUL ROBESON was & (Nise, Chairman of the ere eaeoh Swe — : x eee’: tate ee tte ba. foe tap wy. aad mote [tera o, . we ema Le eae _ L . os ot . - _ oa : -- a er el ee re * ~ et v ‘ :