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"welcome delegates who attended the Inter-continental Peace. a Re according to the article, © NY 100-25857. ‘Confidentiel Informent Oo known reliability, advised that ROb.SON acaressea a Meeting at the Yugoslav-American ' Home, New York City on April if, lySe wh rich meeting was to ° ‘ Gonference at Montevideo, Uruguay. Accoraine to the Informant os “ROBLSUN comparea the oppression of “hinese and Indians in South’ America to the eppression of Negros in the Unitea States and = ¢<- South Africas stating that all were slaves. 3: . tie y : ROLRSON, according ‘to the Informant, claimed that. the United States was stealing valuable resources from Latin America. Accoraing to ROBESON pointea out that the French Revolution hao a world-wiae effect and that tae Russian Revolution is ... - {nevitably having ea similar efitect. RUBESON further stated according to the Informant that it is the auty of Americans * to encourage this Revolution “BO that at WoUAG Bpreaa as fast a8 - possible, 4 . a 4 f Confideatiel Informant s| i both of ynswi reliacility, aavised that the Yugoslav-American Home, 405 |. west 41 Street, New Yorax City is one of the largest centers of Yugoslav Communi st activity in the New Yoru area. . The "Daily worser" of April 6, 1952, page four, colwins two to five carried a) article captionea "washington Expeses its own hand in Robeson Passport Case." This articie statea that the Secretary of State lifted ROERSUN's passport uncer the National Emergency and on restrictions imposed on travel in _ November. 1941 to prevent Nazi and Japenese spies from operating. ~ . The article further stated that ROZESON'S: lewyers arguea that he hac besn Geprivea of his property rights without - due process of the law under the Fifth Amendment, that he has Leen deprives of freedom of speech, thought, assembly, petition aad . travel in violation of the First Amendment. They furtner argued . that the Secretery of State acted talepel.y ead unconstitubioasllys