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NY 100-25857 "The release of the courageous leaders ofthe American people is a cause for deep rejoicing...the struggle of these brave representatives of the masses of our land and the struggle of their associates is the fight of every decent thinking American." The article pointed out that ROBESON further stated, "It has been my privilege to appear: on many platforms in the defense of Smith Act victimS.sceecc” May we soon have an opportunity to gret these friends, _.- not only of a progressive America, but of ail America - ~ and of all the world. 7 On March 24, 1955, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that on this date the SR and his wife attended a cocktail party held at the U.S.S.R. United Nations Delegation, 680 Park Avenue, New York City. ~ tated that this party was given by the two Soviet women delegates to the Commission on the Status of Women, VcRA A. FOMINA and FEONIYA NOVIKOVA, The April 7, 1955, edition of "Magyar Szo", i page thirteen, column one, contained & message from PAUL :, ROBESON which stated in part: "My sincere greetings to ot the Hungarian people on the great Anniversary which =: . Bignifies their brave struggle through many turies for. . freedom and independence......My best wishes /iLis happy... anniversary to Hungarian-Americangand the 'Magyar Szo* © which amid constant struggles stands solidly for the . traditions of our democratic heritage and which bravely reflects the basic changes in the new democracy." __ . wee | on ay supra, advised that on. April 23, 195 IN J arrived in New York ee from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he was met by a - delegation led by WILLIAM L. PATTERSON and PAUL ROBESON. Pa ae -