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VA ['; | tia wy 100-25857 ud @ grest eward and honor which I shall cherish ell my life. Again, my deep and sincere thanks" The "Daily Worver™ ts sn Bast Coast Communist daily sa of known relisbility, advised that a recepticn lo/p was givetPor PAUL ROBZSON at the Hotel Theresa, 125th Street 7” and Seventh Avenue, New York City, on September 23, 1953, on the occasion of ROSULSON being presented with the International Stalin Peace Prize. NeVSPAPeL e ik iF HOWARDRRAST said that it wes a preat honor to be asked by the Sov et People to present the award to mr. ROBLSCH. Mr. FLST stated all other awards have been presented in Mosccew, but the United States preventcd ROBSON from going there to receive it. FAST read a cablegram from moscow ecclaiminge RODLSON es 4 great American hero of peace, FAST then presented the award and a promise of 425,000.00 to FOSLSCh e Pepe sely stated no would secept the eward in the name of the peornie 411 over the vorld wito wanted VERE « hCpEsO.’ told of his visit to the Soviet Unicn in 1937, and his greet admiretion for STALIN and the Russian way of life, where all people ere equal and there was no discrimination. = of known reliability, furnished « "new Relenge"™ b/t t pamphlet deted April 2h, 1553, which reflected the following statement issved by PAUL TODESON on behalf of the CAL concerning the Justice Department's order for thet orgenization to register under the MeCarran Act: ; "The consistent job of the Council on African PP ~ Pann + iffeirs through the years since its esteblishment in 1937 has been to provide accurate information on the conditions and struggles of the peoples of Africa and to support their efforts toward liberation. In recent months the Council has endeavored to rally American assistance for tne desperate fight of black and brown South Africans against Melants fascist oppression, and for the Africans of Kenya whose struggle for land and survival the British seek to crush with the- v most ruthless and inhuman punitive measures.