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| | ~ . NY 100-90892 the position that the basic teachings of MARX and LENIN were sound and should be adhered to by those present. Other than that this class was during the latter part of 1951, informant stated he was unable to be more specific as to date, nor was he able to recall subject as teaching any other class. Concerning other activity on the subject's part on behalf of the CP, informant stated subject would on occasion be present at the section headquarters in Brooklyn on Sunday mornings in order to distribute "The Worker" or to help organize attempts to obtain subscriptions to "The Worker" and/or the "Daily Worker." Informant stated this was not regular activity and he was unable to state how often subject might have been present. iInbrmant explained that this was rather informal activity and frequently some people would show up only briefly and leave. The "Daily Worker" is an East Coast Comaunist dally newspaper, the Sunday edition of which is "The Worker," Informant stated he knew of no other CP activity on subject's part nor was he able to enlarge upon or add to any of the above information. Il. MISCELLANEOWS Records of the Bureau of Special Services, New York City Police Department, as checked on June 7, 1957, by SA AUGUST J. MICEK, reflect the following information: HOWARD ZINN, 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, was a member of the Army Enlisted Personnel who marched in the May Day Parade in 1948, HOWARD ZINN, 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, was Chairman of Number 24 - Gung Ho Brooklyn Chapter of the American Veterans Committee (AVG) in 1946. Miss S. SMYTHE, Registrar's Office, New York be VaLversit ton Square College, New York City, advised b7c SA in 1950 that prior to 1949 the subject had resided at 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.