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Voma 4 . FEDERAL BUREA ime 3 fANYESTIGATION a Form No. 3 : et , . . oo THis cast onicwaTepat MEW YORK CITY Mele FtLe No. - 2100-25857 | RAS rm TT AMAA eA ei SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: \ (A) ROBESON born April 9, 1898, Princeton, New Jersey. At “tended Rutgers Ucllege on scholarships, receiving B.A. Gegree in 1919. Attended Columbia, afterwards receiving LL.B. Member of American Peace Mobilization, Citizens Committee to Free Harry Bridges, and International Labor Defense Comittee, 1942, and other similar organizations. Signed petition for BROWDER'S release in 1942. Travelled abroad extensively. Sent his son to schoo] in the USSR, because he thought boy could grow up normally there. In- formation from confidential informants pertaining to sub- ; ject set out. OWL orem scene ey CLASS. & Er. rv SPS HES Wo UT ERSEPT = P Siisul FCId 11, 1-2. 4. SERB QTUERWISE. DATE OF REVIEW I Jco- Fo a » é¢hf 2 ae | a this case is predicated Upon WE Li ct that PAUL ROBESON ie a member of a number “front organisations. During the conversation remarks were made: ROY HUDSON opened the conversation by stating that ROOSEVELT used the Army to reopen the "struck" plant but did not use his strength to force the enployers to give the workers a square deal; that the employers wanted the workers to go back to work on a conditional defeats also that even though the workers had to retreat, it did not mean an end to the struggle. ~~ DO WOT WRITE PA THESE sracea’ * WA) “$ pereat T p.Capts . MacF 1 Gol. S.A. Gon 2 - New York: 2 i pj? ‘ pe a