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mo, © Q NY 100-18676 agyatne ‘(Serre AL forth activity of various groups across the country working to assist the Negro. The article concludes, "These movements of the Negro youth with thelr advanced programs for citizenship, the right to vote, abolition of poll NERA o. “3 tax laws, for job security, and for peace puts them in line : with the developing Democratic Front." er Exhibit #12: Young Communist 3 League "Review" i July, 1938, page 15. wte. Witness to Introduce: Librarian Library of Congress CLAUDIA JONES maintained a column entitied, "Quiz" beginning with the August 26, 1941 issue of the Young Communist League "Review" and extending to the Deceuber 9, igh issue with the exception of the issues of October el, 1941, November 25, 1941 and December 2, 1 This article proposed a question which was answered by JONES. ha oo L941, 4 The August 26, 1941 issue on page 6 proposed the question, "How is Morale in America's Army?" JONES answera as follows: "The American people love liberty. They have shown the hichest type of morale necessary in a just oak Free sae Te ee ee cause. They are interested in seeing a strengthened army for the defense of our nation." She continued, "The struggle for the military defeat of Hitler and Hitlerism is the just cause of the peoples of the entire world.” hae a Exhibit #13: Young Communist vd League "Review" bs August 26, 1941 ee page 6 4G Witness to : Introduce: Librarian Library of Congress -ill- ods =]