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the period from the latter part of 1932 or sarily part of 1933 ¢o 19,0, and his early association with the Cormonist in Chicago as broken {in 1937. shen, he e@aid, a was sfectod™ &h. Bs. wba mb ato hat Ten oe ese oe stood fat Sra uu aa 6 Wes fe $nstated in 1 1937 Pent matntaine? a relationship wi with the Teocontig inthe "Dally worker durine 190 and 19,2 quen 8 . Wright was reported to a re Cy Committee to Save Refugoes as of March 6, 1952, and on Supterder 18, 192, ho was listed es ons of the officers . of the Leagues of drerican tritora, advocating a secon’ front for Eurepe. The Aroricean Cormittees to Seva Kefugees hea been sited as = Cesremtet Puan? br ha Snes tal Cant tten an eo whew wen Ser Anericen Activitiog, Report ef March 2 25, 1944, and ths Leavue of American Writers has been elited vy ths Attarnsy Guu ral of the United Statcs pursuant to Executive Order 7 1oyso. (21000157625) The Aurust, 13:0), ig6uc ofthe *atlantic Monthiy* published em article entitlec "I fried to be a Corramist" which Wricht discusscc his earliest experiences as a Cormnist Party menber in Chicago and touched | the wrohlame hea farad fn trying ta presant his SdAaee to tha Perty. As e@ rosult t considerable publicity vas ven wright! s articles in the "Daily Worker" Pin toe Aucune # colum entitled “How Tinea," publighed 6, "19s referred to Wripht and to “nat be he ‘called Wright's , Public ani Molly mr dostifiebie attack on ths Corman st.” Davis referred Wright's claim of withdra Cors=zuni st in 1940, an’ asked wry Wright waited antil “TOL te to mako his braak public. Davie inoutred when wri tent wae trytine ta imoress and indicated that Wrichtts attitude was a Tern of s super= leftian. ; Wripht Yeoft the United States for France in May, 19,6, and €hore is no Indication in our files reflect he has ever returned to the United ftatos.