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{ | ‘ ! ’ purposes of this summary. Publishers, New York C York City, which position he igned“in Septembe: 1920. In September, °1920,''h ; and with Sarah Lawrence College ‘of Bronxville » New ork. on ; , ~ "While Professor LYND has always tried to pose as a ‘Harold Laski radical',.I was told early in. my connection with the Party by ‘ROBERT W. DUNN t LYND was 'closely connected with the Party’. ~ "Subsequently, in the 1940's EUGENE DENNIS — and JACK STACZEL instructed me to consider LYND’as a Corrmunist. This was equivalent to stating he was. under Communist discipline and I so regarded hin dur- ing ny entire time as managing editor of the Daily Worker since these instrictions were official in | character. Professor LYND seemed to confirm these | instructions by his association with a number of Com- | munist fronts." aa ~ This will be considered the main file for oe | - 1000-76201. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA | oo a Robert Staughton Lynd was born September 26, - 1892, at New Albany, Indiana. He attended princeton 7 University from 1910 to 1914, receiving an A.B. Dégree. His scholastic record at Princeton was under the name of Robert Browning Lynd, but there is no indication: that he ever used this name on any. other occasior From 1914 to 1918 he was employed.in.the Editorial De- partment of Publishers, Weekly, New York Ci served in the United States Army, 1910-19, followir which he accepted a position as davertising Manager of the Book Department, Charles Scribner's Sons;':. : lty. Subsequently, in 19 was employed by B. W. Huebsch Publishing Compa: ehtéred the Uni