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ate, - not Peay (Se tages 7 mee ‘ 4 4 “ 3 cee Nt Red u- F . + tee Foote ~~ -~- 7 : Lea asa . fs vt . . an . eee ne eee ae wh SD tee nd Mee sen Pacers ae ee eee fal . - os ay “to ‘outdo | ‘one “another in attacks on ‘the United states” 4n general and, in particular, the Department of State, - the Secretary of State, the President of the United - States, ex-President TRUMAN and the United States Navy. America and Americans were eccused of being _ imperlalistic, uncultured and intolerant of the -- = © Ff.” negro race, They all tock the line that ROBESON was. -_ denied travel to the Soviet Union not solely because — - he was @ Communist but because he was & negro and : , Communist. . ae ) ates: . . ° - « - . gt oe Nee me a “ See oy ie at a. i rye PM Ll Fe + , ty! ty:: a . ” a BAS eke we — es : = . _ — ooceet : in rien fe > who — @ - mf oo. « at oe avised on May 6, 1958, that. a. vale] Pp: _ meeting of “the Regional Council of the Industrial ° 7s a . Division, New York Stabe CP, was held on that date ato -" the New York Palace Theatre, 111 East Houston Street, New York City. One of the topics of discussion at this meeting was a report on PAUL ROBESON's birthday wae selebration,. Lk ne po eae a ee pe "The Worker" of June 15, 1958, page six, column one, contains an article captioned,. <= =.° 2 7 Pelding. Letter." tn this article itis stated: - ~~ oe * wpaud Robeson’ s éoth birthday * qo was celebrated in China as an event of ~~ ' - Lo major international significance. For: ostd ee two days preceding his birthday and on rr the day itsif the national radio network ee ee played recordings of his songs. On - ae ee Ra oe, April 9th, the entire cultural page of 2) 0.42 oe .. China's leading newspaper, the People's ! pe Cnty - - Dally, was devoted to articles about _ 7 Paul = there were five of them - as. a 2 well asa » poem. in his honor, pius a a _ —-): Le i : -_ - -- ied Ln ~ = 28 - . v Feng Cle \QD - 12304 oy