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Fane aber SEARET The Los Angeles Office'advIsed that the Paramount Studio Club formed at Paramount Pictures Corporation, distributed an advertise: ment publicizing a meeting in the form of a current events forum, to be held on 2/12/46, featuring a presentation by vocalist Frank sinatra of the song "The House I Live In." The song was composed by Earl Robinson of the Los Angeles CP, —— 100-334143-18 al ( 10) if A report dated 3/30/46 by the Arny Service Forces, Fort Douglas, Utah, stated that articles and editorials in recent editions of the CP press irfcluded the following: -- An article by Frank ‘Sinatra (CP fellow traveller). in which he stated that the Daughters of the American Revolution had evidently forgotten that the revolution was fought to insure freedom and equality for all Americans. 100-7660-3790 p.2 (33) A Military Intelligence Service report stated that the 4/10/4¢ issue of the "Baltimore Afro-American" carried an artiéle entitled "Frank Sinatra to Talk For Racial Equality." The article stated that Sinatra had turned from the microphone to stump for democracy. He | reportedly had beaten several southern white cafe owners who refused 10 serve colored musicians in his. party. toe . s woe, bee ws “ ¥ < « The report also set out information regarding FEPC activities of the Philadelphia Peoples Action Committee's Bi-Partisan Committee which was a communist dominated Negro organization. In this connection the Youth Conference Steering Committee planned to have Frank Sinatra as 125 ] 5