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SAD a nae Be eta HN beh wile Le aE oe a El ata PL en are! ae NY 2100-25857. ra ; = ROBESON 1s for the foLlowtne standards for r Negro. eae a equality: aw Hye — Reg he ee es ae Full citizenship. here and now; - aS i ee Foo . 2, Development « of "Negro" (phonetic) cleten & i _ ~political action; .. . ee os _ a 3. A Negro / peoples convention tor & a - — ae common tgyna" (phonetic); ee es ee Leadership which 4s free of white ee =" - supervision; — - . a yg, ae Bre rem ne 85 A lea adership t ‘that does not bend ite “Sie - knee to "good" white folk, - Continuing, WEINSTONE said that he thinks that ROBESON underestimates the question in the South Sees - and does not call outright for the working class to. > ~~~ ~ “~.. --.. lead the struggle. He stated ROBESON places the ee an most r wetent to the churches. 3 ; ee co i oe GI pcc:0 on on Ney 18, 1958, that. . bb} : we. ' LLOYD BROWN and BENJAMIN. J, DAVIS, ar. s both members RS Be Ss : of the National Committee of the CP, USA, conferred ae briefly at avis’ residence on that "date. . - Son ee es Evidently referring to PAUL ROBESON and ~ 20. ROBESON s book, BROWN said next week in both "The Courier" a and "Afro" that "we" will have another of “our" ads. ~ aed te, He said he had a new heading, that being "Ike says jaters ot Paul now." DAVIS. indicated this was a very 5008 “as 7 heading.: ©. = _ _ wt Pee oe ” APE Ba ie BROWN said someone had told him that’, a -3-