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“ wae eo - Ar : | al aa Sh : : oo at m . wos It de noted that WRIGHT's mame appesred frequently fin the Daily Worker during 1941 end 1942. In an issue dated 25 4, colum 1, : it is noted that RICHARD WIT we listed \d & weAGr Sener RATT —_ a Sree Ket ae t) EARL GROWER, BEN GOLD and WE KET a vn Vi WM mLOLg at which time the Daily Worker celebrated MIKE GOLD's 25th anniversary, in . of the American Council on Soviet Relations. Others te pe present werd ICA SMITH, editor eof "Soviet Ruasis Today". CLIFFORD) COETS, De. JOHN a, , EIBGSRURY and athe wt _ ee ee -——"se Se. In an issee of March 19, 1941, page 5, colum 7, WRIGHT eted WILLIAM Zy FOSTER, Bational Chairman of the Communist Party on his th Uirthday, In an issue detad March 22, 1941 WRIGHT along with RUTH MoXENNEY, wes reported to have accepted to serve en the Board of Honorary Chairmen ef the Mey By Committee. In an issue of April 5, 1941, page 7, eclum 2, RICHERD WRIGHT's name appeared with other writers in what wes know ss the "Cal) to the 4th Congress ef the Leagues ef America® to be held in New York City on Jane 6 and &, 1941 te discuss how best writers ean to do in defense of cultare. In an issue dated April 13, 1941, the Sanday Worker, perce 7, soteen 2, exsns Lames tied Apt) 13, 194, the Sendey worker, ether things adaite that Max", one of the eharacters in the play is =-aymaglic of a Commmirt. “However, that nowhere in the play is he called e Comsunist but be is clearly & syupsthiser." WARNER states however, that RIGHARD WRIGHT is a Communist and the ecnoeption ef Mex 7 —_a&-~_ & and of Ms entire paay 16.