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ry A Pek, Ao OY 100-25057 Ung awarded by the Congress. They will share in ‘tne peace prize ‘of €14,300. Both were honored in the Arts Section of tne prizes, Robeson for nis freedom ‘Songs and Picasso for his Dove Peace emblem," no The "Daily Worker" issue of November 27, 1450, a page 2, column 3, reported that PAUL ROBESON was one of the re speakers at the Labor Youth League Convention which was neld PX at St. Nicholas' Areng, New York City, on November 24. in his 4 Speech ROBESON said, "i am proud to be with YOU, the organization to which my son and daugnter belong." 7 é eer ROBESON furtier stated, that "peace can Be won Tey and fascism can be defeated by the united will of: the young people." . The Labor Youth League has-been declared by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order BHIg. eae The "Daily worker" issue of December 13, 1950, , page 25 column 1, contained an article, entitled, "3,5 500 ' Jam Golden Gate to Hear Report of world Peace Congress.&% article reflected that on December 11 a meeting was néiPat t the Gblden Gate Ballroom, New York City, to honor the 63 American delegates to the Second World Peace Congress which was held in Warsaw, Poland. The delegates reported on the peace points discussed at tne Warsaw Congress and tne following points were outlined at this meeting: "1. Immediate removal of all foreign troops from Korea. % oy ‘ Me : AN a ‘ yo! , ! 2. ‘Immediate witndrawal’ of armed forces around Taiwan. 7 Looe . a . es "3, Immediate withdrawal of foreign troops from indo-China. ; "h, Immediate seating of the Chinese People's Republic in the UN. ; The above article also reported that PAUL ROBESON was in attendance at this meeting and sang several songs. Mp The "Daily worker" issue of December 20, 1950, page 1, column 2, reported tnat PAUL ROBESON on December 19 Le aeenaptigsintlieen sh i iasygn tag tee eng coe cena ence cman np