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ee ee amie pike ee dhe Seca aR amb antenatal disease ott Sar ay lla Re a a nis ee Neel ani ae Sane AOS aR A RR SA NA ie ll ten ve is - : : Se ask sol . Ty ' a = * -o 8 ar * * . " wee “a _@ +e ers ° 5 * . id Sewage 4 - € . 4. wyAoo.25857 ae ee On April 22, 1955, Fetoral. Jidte. EOWD Te. DINOCK, _ United States Bstrict Court Southern District ef New York, . granted TRACHTENEERG's 2 for a new trial on the ‘i grounds. that HARVEY MATUSOW had lied in testifying at the : first trial. On April 23, 1955, TRACHTENBERS was released .-~ : from the Medieed. Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield, a Miss.ourl, and on April 25, 1955, he appeared before a oo a #6 000. States Commissioner and signed a bail bend for a eee P| ae — Ma, wiade available a letter : Sy ...... dated June 5, 1952, from the Comnittee to Defend ALEXANDER -—--—--~-—- | TRACHTENBERG, The name PAUL ROBESON appeared on this detter BS &@ sponsor of the above-mentioned committees. = | | Eero Committee to Restore FAUL ROBESON's Passport 99 Se IR acvisea that ill eg ef ar. ealiet was prepared and distributed by the Provisional Committee to Restore | PAUL ROBESON's Passport, which leaflet - was entitled, "The Case of PAUL ROBESON's Passport.” The leaflet concerned the State Department's refusal to grant PAUL ROBESON a passport and contained a coupon soliciting aed contributions which bore the following: “Miss MARGARET =U . MC CADEN, Secretary, Provisional Committee to Restore PAUL owe ROBESON'S Passport, 2286 Seventh Avenue, New York City. EE ie a th 3 1 Ae ee eee Pas . ee = = = ————— Patvised t that MARGARET MC caDEN/ 1 mbDer phe 14th ward Conmunlst Party in Beat imore? 2 2 Maryland in “4945 or ighe. eo The "Daily Worker" issue of September 1, ‘q95t,- page 7, column 4, contained an article entitled, "World Demand Rises to Let ROBSON Travel", which article atated that scores —-:.- of protests and pledgss of support were atreaming into the 7 >: Office of the Rrovisonay Committee to Restore PAUL ROBESON! s wiih aS — Passpor _ rn enn