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Waters idens tng aah ete 48. pees RF iG2-&305? e Deperinent of State alse advised thax while son thie sour the connuntie? weekly paper, “People's Fotce"™, gave areninent coverage to PAPL #0cf50N in its Oetover 19.and 85, 1960, and Novenoer 2, 1260. 3 rsesues, playing up Ais role as a “peace figheer™. eng ‘champion os human righte”. . The Novenver 2, 1960, edition ef the "people! 8 Fotce" carrtec PAUL BOBSSON'S renorks before the waterstde - worcsers in Fellington on October 28, 1960. At this gachering, Ae preferred ta the fact thet his father Aga been a Slave and thas the Negroes in the United Stases hod nat yet attained world eguality but were working — . saword it. 6 alleged that the Telsh miners had firs? made kim aqupare that the struggle of the Negra people wes a class struggie besed on econmemte ects, thet the bosses wanted their ladber for nothing - they (the Welsh . way ie miners) taught him thes their struggle was also a cleas Dal struggle and that there could Se ne seperation between ¢ whe two, There fere, Ae became on covtue peritcipant tn the struggle. At this meeting, ROBERQOY was efffered © and accepted lifetime membership in vheg. sj lington ; in pecemser, 1580, the Heparin mend af ovate, Fashington, DBD, Ge, edvtesd thet while on a recent visit te Adelaide, Australia, PAUL ROBHSON gave two we 1P-cttended pudlic concerts, a free perfermance Par thea -aterside wvorrers perzerae Sion, and several radio, , ee es ES aphiptn Ee Foe se levis ion and press tgeerviews. He alse etiended a * eeepicton otven by the suraka pou th. 16 and the : tevecliggesovies #rizgoship oociezy (both connunist va tTiates ) in Reker ef a visiting Saiet youth deloge~ Crom, Oth AIS performances and his interutews were heavily loaded with prapagande designed to sell hinsely as aq messenger of peace, brotherhood, and the rights af 5 2 * “ x # 0 AB nt AE A re 'S an a 2 ELA a SG Ray ih Birchall aE aRbodhiee cetohleas ta,