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EAD VL eA b7¢ ay». -:: of Special Services, NYC | Police Department (protect identity) made available information con cerning the "United Sons and Daughters of Africa" (USDA) (100-432805). The USDA headquarters were located at 1532 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY. This group was similar to other black nationals in that they were opposed to integration, NAACP, Urban Leagues, Christian religions and openly expressed bitter hostility toward such Negro leaders as Jackie Robinson and others. Information submitted by NY report dated 12/15/60. 100-432805-10 p. 3 (ig) on 3/7/61 advised that stated that Harlem was still the center of Negro rights in the USA, but not as much as it used to be. He pointed out that Negro leaders such as Jackie Robinson did not live there. He stated that the point he was trying to make was that Ben Davis was not as powerful a leader as he was, because Harlem was not as influential an area as it used to be. Ku) prc SN > 2 [n connection with an investigation concerning F the Department of Justice, Criminal Division requested that the Bureau interview ¥ s individuals including Jackie Robinson who had been contacted by ae: 1957. This interview was toe determine if the contact between Robinson and vas in any way connected with the 1957 Hoffa Kire-tap trial. on 5/9/61, ultants, NYC, was inte wed concerning ad« vised that Jackie Robinson, Branch Rickey, met with some other individuals in connection with the fund raising for Wilber- force College in Ohie. On 5/11/61, Jackie Robinson was interviewed concerning his alleged contact with He advised that to his recollection the only meeting with was several years ago in connection with the fund raising activity for a stadium for Wilberforce College. (continued)