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et, waft Soap WY 2100-25857 | ¢ # AL : oe on onfidential Infornen advised he attends rt aponsored bY the Harlem Trade Union Counchi which was held June 1, 1951, at the Volden Gate Ballroom in New York City. The concert featured PAUL ROBESON. 3 Informant stated that ROBESON sang several songs ae and made a speech concerning the organization of Negro workers 8 and the trade unions. reo in Confidential Informant MP stated oes that the Harlem Trade Union Council waa the New York City unit of the Negro Labor Council. He stated that the officers of _. the Harlem Trade Union Council were “menbers of the Commanist - Party and control the council. Phe "Daily Worker” issue of June hy 1951, page 3, column 1, reported that PAUL ROBESON gave a concert on dune 1, 1951, which was sponsored by the Greater New York Negro Labor lb Council}? at the Yolden Gate Ballroom in New York City. The iD concert marked the opening of the Councfi'ts first convention. In ae. Confidential Informant fg advised that the Harlem Trade Union Council held a convention in New York City in June and changed the name of the organization to that. of the Greater New York Negro Labor Council. _ | Confidential Informant ss of imown reliability, advised that a PAUL ROBESON concert waa held June 2, 1951, at Otis Hell in Roxbury s Massachussetts, o ; Informant seid ROBESON apoke at the concert end stated, "The capitaliats of this country are not scaring anybody. * He also said that he and other progressive artiste will fom a theatre and film group in the very near future. The "Daily Worker" dasue of June iby 1951, page kh, -column 5, reports that PAUL ROBESON gave a concert at Prince @nd Masonic Auditerfum fn Newark, New Jersey. The concert was given under the auspices of “Freedom,” new Negro monthly Hews apa. . so > BA confidential Informant > advised that on Gy he attended a raily sponsores by the Civil Rights Congress at Rockland Palace, New York City. t Ba nr ey i Na RET Rarer nt iat ss ~10~ f