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~ . | FBI Date: 6/26/58 CON ENTIAL (Type in plain text or code) Vie AIRTEL ! (Priority or Method of Mailing) 1 nr * TT Tm, an 2 ed Bd LO : DIRECTOR, FBI (160- 4) — f - ALL ss FROM =: SAC, iNEW Youk (1200-25857) ss E=srin ie URCLASe eee SUBJECT: PAUL LEROY ROBESON . -C¢ EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE . CINAL CLASS. & EXT. BY ¢f-8 Al, ilo) , REASON-FCIM IT, 1-2.4.2 2- ReNYairtel 6/19/58, DATE OF REVIEG_ s-/h = @/_| La c. ES. :.- on 6/20/58 that BEYJAMIN J. DAVIS, Jr. advised his wife he-was going to meet with PAUL’ ROBESON that date at ROBESON's residence, . _ a Co oe t fhe "New York Times" issue 6/26/58, page 22, column 4, contains an article captioned "ROBESON To Leave For Britain Soon," by LOUIS CALTA, Article sets forth as follows: “PAUL ROBESON, who for the last eight years has been denied a passport, will be able to leave for London within a fortnight to fulfill stage, con- cert and television commitments there. "News of the actor-singer's imminent departure was made known yesterday by his lawyer, LEONARD B. BOUDIN. Mr, BOUDIN said that officials of the Passport Office of the State Department-in Washington informed him yesterday morning that the document + j would be ‘issued to Mr. ROBESON as quickly as possible or_in ab five days.! ‘ i oA — nr we. po os "mr, ROBESON's plans include discussions with Britfah + producers about a London presentation of ‘Othello,’ with himsels in the title role, and conferences with HAROLD DAVISON, Ltd:s, a- theatrical, band and concert agency. He last appeared on the London stage in 1936 in a play called ‘Toussaint L* Be Ess of / 7 Rec 58 PO fas ieee, ~ Bureau (100-12304 - New York 100-68223 12-14 )0/e, wlaes a foo Lm ae = i —- eo . ia 4 oS iL = New York 1066-23625 A BENS AMIN J, DAVIS, dJP.)(7-5)% “UT S 1 = New York 106-25857 an ”, es aae LE yeas Aaah af ps Approved: _ tf ye eda Sent Per = -_EF- . Special Adefit in Charge ee LON b ENTIAL