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Tolson Nichols } er 7 . April 4, 1957 " | : AlreTel sac, ‘New York (10065568) (orig and 1) Re. SFORMTON CONTA INED ALFRED \K. STERN, wase, et al ee 9/2 Bycoiase de AnTOnR - -R sited 223 es \ Reuratrtel 3/26/57. a cithority granted for interview Mr. and Mreé. oe sBallace. Handle promptly “ and submit ‘vesulte to Predie Hoo ver ee ns 100 574573 bal ZZ 7S cape NOP ie KOORDIND : 76 APR 8 i957 ce \y 62971768 (Wallace) ETT:b1 \ | a Dp 11 A wore “Wallace: ‘te former Vice President of the U.S. and his wife were in fr eguent contact with Alfred and/t artha Stern during 1948 when Wallace was a Presidential candidate for the Progressive Party. Our investigation indicated that the Sterns were attempting to.. influence Wal face * s thinking and his decisions.in connection with his andidacy. It is noted that on 9/4/49 Alfred Stern asked Waljace if Wallace and his wifé were going to attend a 'eoneert by Paul Robeson.. Wallace indicated he had a A pr ryious appointment but could cancel it if he could be re the concert was not being fronted. by the communists:. and his.wife endeavored to convince Wallace that the concert was not.so fronted; however, Wallace did not : pear to be satisfied and concluded that there was no a + ay that he could assure himself regarding this. Subsequently ast Alfred Stern.advised an individual that he and Martha were we: very much disturbed about Wallace's attitude and indicated onat if "our leader isn't going to lead us we wlll have to ne ht ourselves.” Stern commented, “They will have to read R out of the party (Progressive Party) tf they cannot get Boardaton =f to see the light.” Wallace during 1950 expressed the (OND. Belmont ——_ gn ikion that Russta desired to dominate the world. He has oe oe Mohr_<__ be @ previously interviewed and has been receptive. It is Vine Ronan; belived that he and his wise should be inter $téWakin - Bes Tamm — concerning the Merns- cureeate i Nease : Holloman —_ Gandy Mateo |