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a tye Path it ee am eT A rye Ug Be kete ray a me. | 4 18 » Gib ng Lane peeaTlese a 5, x toe contacted at the White House by Communist Party members was ROBERT MOPSS LO tee oF 1 MO si: olay States pursuant to Executive Order 10450<" we mo ae a . - . . + 183 a 7 I ty. _ 7 or . ‘ : CROUCH pointed out that PARKS had been the business manager .. * ee of a maeazine which Mrs. ROOSEVELT had published, and during. the.firat three: con months the ROOSEVELTS were at the White House, PARKS visited there a great —— many times. The information CROUCE secured from PARKS resulted from many discussions he had with PARKS “wer an extended period of time. He noted that from September 15, 1927 to March 10, 1933, he occupied a cabin on PARKS! property in South Carolina and saw PARKS almost daily during that period. In attempting to identify HOWARD LEE further, ‘CROUCH was.of =: the opinion that LEE had either lived in West Virginie or was a mative of © = 4." that state. He described him as an impressive-looking, dark individual who .'” ,°' was an intimate friend of I!ALCOLM COTTON DOBBS. It is noted that CROUCH furnished information concerning him on page six of his statement dated April 6, 195h. CROUCH also recalled that one of the individuals who may have oo oe WETT, one-time governor of the Virgin Islands.— CROUCH: believes hé at one ~~" ont time he@rdi remarks to the effect that LOVETT was either a Communist “Party wy ms hoes menber or a sympathizer, but could not recall the source of these renarka wT gg: or the date. co” x % “at # The Communist Party, United States of America, the Young Communist League, the Workers Alliance (since April, 1936), and the American. «- . Youth Congress have been designated by the Attorney” General of. the. United "oS . On pare 73 of the "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications", dated May 1), 1951, prepared by the Committee on Un-American Activitiec, U. S. House of Representatives, appears the information that the League of Young Southerns has been cited as a Communist front by the California Conmittee on Un-American Activities in its report of 1916, pages 33 and 336. The above mentioned publication contains the following concerning the Southern Conference for Human Welfare: on page 10h: "). Cited as a Communist front which received money from the Robert Marshall Foundation, ome of the principal sources of funds by ‘ . . Tei Tey eee tle ld . te a? a Tere are | z re a ee ae pit << ons 4 g SIO. . eo . a