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tl 100025857 | ee Worker® | ‘ts ‘the Sanday edition of the speiiy * Worker" ; described adoves: wee a ao Eek ag ey | In December, 1950, who has furnished ><” reliable information in the past, advised that the ~"< > Editorial Board of "Freedom" was composed of Communit Party (CP) members and sympathizers. According to :-f b "Freedom" was intended as a replacement for the Harlem gp ® edition of “The Worker® * Tee ; "The Worker", dated June 20, 1955, page. two,” 7 column three, contained an article entitled, "African “oe Affaires Council Dissolves", with a sub-title, “Directors Say Others Continus Pioneering Work, Harassment By . so. oz Government Hampers Activities". Thies articles atated that - mee the Executive Board of the CAA, June 17, 1955, unanimously. a voted te diseolva the organization and terminate all ita a activities, which decision ended 18 years of the CAA in the — eause of African freedom. The article reflected that the Executive Board of the Council, headed by PAUL ROBESON, indicated that ons consideration for this action was the tes - Lact that continued Government harassment had made further 29°. - effective work of the (CAA impossible. The July ~ august, 1958 3 issue of "Freedom", ne eaeste 6 \ Volume V, Humber 6, Page 2, listed PAUL ROBESON as Cheirman ” - of the Editorial Board of the newspaper. It further satan | 7 ” that “Freedom™ is published monthly. by Freedom Associates, 16% 4139 West 125th. Street, Kew York ity. a ae a eR