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aecriee at 7 Maud uchn» Ype/e¢-2C9 pe “AH coming", s fer a. * Vr. J. Edgar Hoover, Chief, F.B.I. oy Typowsnen 2974 Tashineton, D.C.g 900 SER TNPOUNT ION CouTAINED 718 oe 2 wn. 14 EBL OTA, Dear Sir? A ee RD ef CAN, I will identify mvself first before going into the subject of this letter. The writer is who in IO4T-A2 cent to vo» ories of etories on phases of Jap- anese propaganda among lower ciasses of Negroes, throughout several Sections of tnis country. You douptucss way Have W..w5e Peacases in your fiies now ror rererence.. of arbon in Hot vUttley? s prize-winning best-seller, "New wWorid | the bulk of the last chapter titlea “Maae in Japan" °e) | b7C During the pact year 1 have just mace a successful ois recovery frum tiie threat or totasa blinaness. tin spite of tne afflictitn, which or ssai1on to my duties as an , Head quarters, Air™ Command, rigut~raiterson Air Base, of wr a aii SubVEFSIVEe activ—-. | i have Toiiowed cioseiy tie tren ities. Robeson"s activities and utterances are following tne exact pattern of the prevlous Japanese agents and f minions--except that tne preseut is being carried out_ a“ Opeuly ana witn fiauntea pravado. it 18 mucn better organized; it’ is interraciaa; it has more funds supporting it; and it appears to rely On inviolate constitutional barriers of free speech. However, Robeson snould be cneckx- ed, berore a full development begins spreading into tne miawest, On tne Same scale it ° exists 2, IRB Ds xed | este in £946 especiaily, and in £2 aoogy' pdgand tant! in the efforts or organized tabor in tue'‘ared? But 1s saw a distinct red tinge was appearing in tne EAS Wy: _ am aA Civ, which since has #s¢¢¢eeseeedé Lessened »' | As a member of diScussed this matter in ‘detall witn at Port Hayes, Bud