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NY 100-25857 whe ore Ue ®and that ‘great anc ‘courages woman, Mrs. GHANLOTT g Vice- President.® we ROBESON further abated ‘accoraing 1 to the articles at - "The two old party leaders, the statement charged, have chosen @i alliance wits the Dixiecrat South aad saia to berroes and the = “nation: Your rignts be dam.ea. we are interested | in war BPO conguest, not peace and equality." . The "New York Times" of August 6, 1952, carried an ° 7. article captioned "Curb on a Robeson Stends,” this erticle i statea that the suit by PAUL ROBrSOn, singer, to have the : State Department revalicate his passport was oraerea turown out ef sourt today, August ts i952. - . “=a = Phe apticle further atated that the: Wiited States: eee Court’ of A -peals sent the issue bac« to the District Court with . instructions that it be dismissea, since, it held, nothing concrete — remainea of the case. The ariicle went on to Bay that the pourt hao reasomthat, since the passport expired January 5, 1951, and no applicetion for renewal was shown to have been made, trere was -mnothing left at issue. The article further statea that the--- | singer's complaint, filed December 19, 1950, said the invalidation of his passport preventea him from making e@ concert ana Speeding : tour abroaa and tnus oeprivea him of a property right. . ane i BO - The article conelucea by statiug that wea the passport: WES cancelled. in August 1950, a State Department spokesman saia that the department felt that Mr. ROpsoUn'ts actions were Aot - =. always in the interest of the Unitea ‘States. ho Phe “Daily Worker® of October’ 15, 1952, page’ * gig; column three carriea a1 article ceptioned "Robeson". .This -- article statea that PAUL ROBSON, # leader of the Progressive _ Party and the Pouncii. -on African Affairs, had made @ L statement ,. ws ye x . ees