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. Ss . A G-2 report tated of 46, Baltimore, Md., stated in connection with the Negro press, that "Patches", a new bi-month1l comic magazine designed to attract and educate children on interracial matters, would feature a teen-ager's column edited by Frank Sinatra. 100-7660-3874 p.8 (3307 a, The Fourth Report of Un-American Activities in California- 1948, stated that on 12/16/45 the AYD sponsored a "Welcome Hone Joe" dinner at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on its second anniversary Frank Sinatrg wds+an honored guest and was presented with an award. he report also stated that as of 7/19/46 Sinatra was a vice-chairman of the Hollywood Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions. (Copy of report furnished by Senator Jack B. Tenney enclosed) 100-15252-39 encl. p.147,183,255,438 (34) G-2 report 7/23/46, stated that the "Dally Werld" reported that $3,000 of the Frank Sinatra (communist sympathizer) film, "The House I Live In" were given to the California Labor School's expanding program of trade union education. The school was one of ten organiza-~ tions chosen to share in the film's net by Malcoim Ross, chairman of the President's Committee on Fair Empleyment Practices. ‘¥ « 100-7§60-3903 (3397. * te | it eae Zz + ef (a 7