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a BY 100©25857 informed DIANNE SUMMERS, that be, ROCKMOR®, had just returned from vieiting subject in Chicago, where "“Cthello® was being played and that ROBESON planned on returned to New York not later than June 1, 1945, if the subject did not get permission to go to Kurope with his plays ih the Daily Worker, iasue of april 17, 1945, appears a colum t¢o the effect that the Council on African affairs, headed by PavlL ROBESON, had submitted a memorandum to the delegates of the United Nations Conference in San Francisco calling for the establishment of an International Celonial Comission in the proposed world organisation, ‘This article indicated that this proposed Colonial Commission would establish social, economic and political standards ef colonial administration and would set a time for the people of each dependent territory to achieve political self-determination, Confidential tn formsnt Si whose raliabilite de nant anestionad. ~ —\, ); Se a a a ee sare Syne Sy Se MWY Ye awe me advised that the Post Office at East 34 Street, which covers the subject's address of 132 East 38 Street, New York City, had on file as of September 19, 1944, a@ removal card to 140 East 37 Street, New York Citye This Informant further advised that he did not believe the subject lived et this addresss However, he stated that sometimes mail did come to 140 East 37 Strect, New York Citys It was the Informant's opinion that the subject stayed at hotels when he was in New York City, but of this fact, Informant could not be certains -PENDINGe . oe st