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ony Aa i! f; NY 100-25857 Vee. ot wie the Negroes whose forefathers came from Africa if a situation should arise in Africa similar to Korea, and he also implied that this situation could come about in Africa dated April 19, 1949. The "Daily Worker" issue of August 20, 1953, page two, column two, reflects ROBESON presented a concert on August 19, 1953, at Peace Arch Park, United States-Canada border near Blaine, Washington, before an audience of approximately 25,000. soon. An announcement was made that PAUL ROBESON would | appear at many other churches throughout the city during his > Btay. | , of kmown reliability, advised ROBESON attended a meeting of the National Council ot the Arta Seilences and Professions on ot ia 4 New York City. | a The National Council of Arts, Sciences and Ai Professions was cited as a Communist front by the House ‘ Committeé on Un-American Activities, report number 195), y of known reliability, advised that a special reception in honor of PAUL a Was tigen on at aw - » under the auspices of the — Communist Party Committee, UPWA-CIO, District number one. scum advised that ROBESON attended a "truce Celebrati sponsored by the New York Council of the a aes Res «an “sen Abba Faw ter aetna Watr Vawrte ra = Amer ican Feave Crusads at City WY Da” Casinc, te re A a city, on August 12, 1953.