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ee teat hes ' a ; a . G ; . , a “ore : ub . of ae Ri. ; “7 sR tot ce ji as Se at ~ BPM: RVM oe een SS es - ee - -“2i- ™ ee PER ieee 1 i q q q 1 i 4 ey nine , ' + NY 100-25857 Annas Lair hope ecer) x Concerning “Political Affaire”, FLYNN, testifying in the case "UNITED STATES vs. ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, ET AL", ~~ on October 20, 1952, stated that "Political Affairs" has been | the theoretical organ of the Communist Party since the publica- tion's inception in 1945, - advised that PAUL ROBESON ~~ | _ attended a meeting o e ECLC in New York City on April 16, 1955. According bo GREP ROBESON was a Speaker at the meeting and commented on the shame and loss suffered by people every- where because cf rules governing travel. 4 ae "Freedom" —--—————_ The publication, "Freedom" has been previously ~~ described under the employment tection of this report. oe “The Worker" issue of April 29, 1951, page 5, 0. - column 4, contained an advertisement captioned, “Freedom ~ * @ Monthly Newspaper: A New Voice in the Struggle for Negro Rights, Follow PAUL ROBESON Each Month in his Column, _ _. 'This is My Story'." The advertisement noted that PAUL. ~ ROBESON was Chairman of the Editorial Board of "Freedom" —__ and that the newspaper was published by Freedom Associates, 53 West 125th Street, New York City. It was further noted “st that the Editor of "Freedom" was LOUIS BURNHAM, with GEORGE “= = B. MURPHY as General Manager, _ ee LOUIS BURNHAM and GEORGE MURPHY have been previously described, os —— td "The Worker" issue of February 3, 1952, page 3, 07 column 4, section 1, contained an article entitled, “Flag Ban on ROBESON's Travel to Canada." This article stated in part, - "The barring of PAUL ROBESON from entering Canada. . . was 7 denounced Friday by LOUIS BURNHAM, Editor of 'Freedom', of -.--.---. which PAUL ROBESON is publisher." . _— So Ee ert Seif be