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Sympathies / The April 26, 1947, issue of ‘peoples Voice®, page i, eontainged ari article entitled "tT An coming Rack, - a nl Fighting PAUL Vows". This article concerned the return’of -— PAUL ROBESON to Chicago, Jllinolis, following his being ra=.. -.- fused pormission to give a concert et the City Hall, Peoria, _... [Tllincis. The articles stated that WOBZSON was asked whether ..-- or not he was a Communist, to which ha replied, "'Thurs are =~ only two groups in ths world today, Fcscists and anti-Fascists.,--- The Communists belong to the anti-Fascist group and I label myself an anti-? ascist.i" 3 “peoples Voice" fe mentioned in tho "Guide to Sub= —_ vorsive Organizations and Publioitions", dented May 1h, 1951, - 5 +-- prepared and rolzascd by the Committ6o on Un-American = _ Activities, BU. S. House of Representatives, Washington, | vee he D. S., page 146, ns follows: . ee "1. Ationg publications which the committee found . . ‘to bo Communist initiated and controlled or 9 =... -_2..0_~.. so strohgly’.influgnevd as to bs in the Stalin... . solnr system, Oye ped ot BM, (California Committ.co on Un-Ancrican Activition, TE PE Roport, 194.8, p. 225. we An ‘article entitled “ROBUSON'S | Ponce “Moseago", i. eappyared in the London, Hngland, issue of the “Daily Workor"-=.<~ ° - of February 18, 1949, This articlo roflocts that in con- Ee nection with ROBISON's first visit to Great Britein since 2) 2c 2: 1939, he spoke with warmth of his love for tho Soviet Union --°- and quotes him as saying, "'I am a vory, vory deep and un- > qualified and ardent admiror ef tho Sovict Union. _ Nothing . has changed that," Be ; wee mee Pot a 18 oo at Re MAE aD et