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{ ’ NY 100-56680 : Teachers Union of Philadelphia (TUP _ | on CR 2c. i500 that on January 4, 1957, the subject delivered a lecture before a meeting of the TUP held at the Benjamin klin Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. According to | the subject spoke of her work as a correspondent to the United Nations, then continued with the main topic of her lecture, namely, the role of Africa in current world affairs. The subject pointed out that Africa \, 'p constitutes the last great land mass under the domination of the colonial powers and its struggling millions would, by sheer weight of numbers, inevitably disintegrate this domination. According to ia the subject compared the Soviet actions in Hungary to the British action in Kenya, and asked how could the Soviets be censored for their actions and not the British? on ES ..: Gens GB -espec ively, furnished essentially the same information relative to subject's lecture at the {UP meeting on January 4, 1957 as set forth above. C. Miscellaneous Activities : On March 5, 1957, furn e information which reflected that Mrs. E, G,~ROBESON, ho8 west 128th Street, New York City; held .a one year subscription to "The Worker," which subscription was scheduled to expire on February 27, 1956. According to this information, it was indicated the ‘subscription had been renewed after expiration.