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wel i The following referenees’ IN the main file of indicated Theo correspondence on 6-28-49 Trom Cott, on.. 7-2-49 from Concetta Scott and on 12-24-49 from Coretta_S all from. Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. On 9-7- | received mail from C. Scott, Route 1, Box 153, Heiberger, a. A college bulletin for 1949-1950 listed Coretta Scott of b6 Heiberger, Alabama as a student at this college. It was determined bIC that Coretta Scott, who resided in Heiberger had attended the New England Conservatory of Music and had sung on a program with Paul obeson . An investigation did not definitely determine if Coretta Scott Was identical with Concetta Scott. REFERENCE - _ SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-363992- : oP, 2 ash b2 28 Be3y8 . | ci ‘ B- 44 'p.5 (18h, 199 \. b7DB furnished a program of a "Montgomery Anniversary* Concert” which was scheduled for 12-5-56 at Manhattan Center, NYC, and Was sponsored by In Fryendship (100-424895). This program listed musical selections by Coretta Scott King, with Jonathan Brice (not _ (U) | ddentitied). at...the..piano. 100-424895-12 encl. p.10° (17) The 9-12-58 edition of the "New York Post" published an article entitled “The Story of Martin Luther King". which was excerpted from _ "Stride Toward Freedon", a book written by King. This article pertained to the harassment. endured by the King family in Montgomery, Ala. during the period that the Negroes boycotted the buses there. Reference was made to the calm way his wife, Coretta King, had accepted this treatment. (Date of boycott not shown) 100-135-61-A "New ions Post". 12-5 (41% *First anniversary of the bus boycott in Montgomery, Ala.