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Pa & NY 100-25857. place last week. It was furtherWweported that this was among the first public acts of ROBESON on his return from London ~ where he had attended an Executive Committee meaning © of the ‘World Peace Congress. “> q fe confidential - rntoreant of known reliability; . advised that in his opinion the world Peace Congress held in -~ . Paris, France, April 20-25, 1949, was a follow-up on smaller Congresses held in Wrocraw, Poland, and New York, New York, and that these Congresses were part of a world-wide Communist inspired peace propaganda campaign. Le on Confidential Informant A Sh of known petiabst hat PAUL ROBES cealed ap Communist : Informant said he isarned from ie Le, ae Se PAUL TARIMLAR «ax. oe | aot gf : —— LOE G PAUL ROBESON was a Leadi ar ; OAM a! ommunist Party. | ; . oF : . ‘ : _ | rotamer Tne "Daily Worker" issue of June 30, 1950, 6 page 3, column 4, reported that the Civil Rights Congress p eer sponsored a meeting at Madison Square Garden, New York City, on Tune 28. The article reflected that PAUL ROBESON nad been , a speaker at the meéting. _ ae XN On Confidential Intornsnt : = furnished a copy ch made by ROBESON at the ahove ~~ Civil Rights Congress meeting. In his speech ROBESON charged that, "Every means of communication, every organ of prestige, beginning with the President himself has been telling us these last two days that the future welfare of the American people is somehow tied to the fate of a corrupt clique of politicians south of the (3bta parallel in Korea=~ 7 * ee . "But we have come together to say that the an American peoplé will. not be stampeded; tnat the efforts to fan the cold war into a flaming inferno of world-wide destruction are doomed to failure@.cee Som et "Today above all it means hands off Korea. “For American intefvention in Korea is tne culmination of a wicked and shameful policy which our government