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. * _ 6 AT 100-5643 On June 26, 1957, ROBERT LUDW t, b6 Queens, New York, made available to SAs and b7c WARREN G, JOHNSON material which he found at Camp Midvale, New Jersey on Jume 23, 1957. This material consisted of three white folders containing typewritten and handwritten memoranda which bear dates from 1947 to 1953 regarding application forms for membership in the Commumist Party and information concerning certain individuals. One item-is captioned "Bronx—Long Island Section - Distributive Region." This item concerned RAMON ACEVEDO. The item regarding this individual stated that he has shown fine positions on many questions in the shop and Union, adopting militant positions. HOWIE Z. and JERRY K., who work in the sane department with him, felt he was a good prospect for the Party. He was discussed in the club covering his department and he was accepted as a member in the Party in September, 1953. On duty 8, 1958, FRED J. FOX, foreman, Shipping iment, Lerner Shops, 354 4th Avenue, New York City, advised b6 that RAMONYACEVEDO was employed in the BIC Shipping Department at Lermer's and that two former employees, HOWARD ZINN and JERRY: LER, had been close associates of ACEVEDO, FOX stated that ACEVEDO,. ZINN and KUTLER had ‘the reputation of being Communists. FOX had no specific information regarding these individuals which caused them to have this reputation except that they were always active in any labor disputes and were active in the local union in the Shipping Department at Lerner's, which FOX had heard was a Communist dominated union. It is te be noted that the subject was previously reported as having been employed on a part-time basis with Lerner Shops at 354 Fourth Avenue, New York City. It was reported .in 1950 that the subject had been with Lerner since August 17, 1949 as a Shipping Clerk. “Es &