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, that EQARD ZINN was a member of the 26S HY 100-90392 ~* On November 21, 1947, Confidential Informant[ ___] bID advised that the name of HOTARD ZIHN » 926 Lafayette Avenue, Bro oklyn, New York, appeared on a list of addrassograpn stencils at Communist Party Headquarters, 35 East 12ta Street, New York City. UU The November, 1946 ‘issue of the -Ayets Voice®, an frerican Veterans Committee blication, set out that AOTARD ZINi nad been elected to the office of Vice-Chairman of the Kings County Committee iM of the American Veterans Committee, The naxe of HOWARD ZENN, County Commander, American Veterans Committee, appeared on 2 List of panel speakers to sp2ak at the Brooklyn Conference of Progressives, Hotel Saint George » Brooklyn, Li. New York, on February 8, 1947. wa The Jamary 12, 1948 issue of the "New York Tirest reflects that FOVLRD ZINN, Tings Gounty Committee, American Veterans Committee, was a Signer in support of position taken by WILLIS: JaAYSCHIEFFLIN in his (SCHIETFLIN'S) letter to the Editor of the "New York Times*® carried in this issue. This letter requested that a Communist, s ; TOW Tr o CERSON 3 be seated in place vacated by Councilman, PETER V...CACGHIGNE, Brooklyn, Le. Cozmunist, The June 4, 1948 issue of the "Daily Worker*, reflects Steering Committee of the Veterans Comittee against the Mundt-Wixon Bill. ZINN was among the group of the National Veterans Caravan to washington, D. C., on the anniversary tA of D-day, June 6, 1948. The ®Daily Worker® of June 6; 1948, reflects that HOWARD ZINN f as a member of the Stesring Committee of the National Veterans Caravan to Washington, was to remain in Washington to lobby against the Mundt<IMixon Bills, The records of the Hew York Fava reflect that ZINN was employed as a Shipfitter to May 6, 1946. ‘These records also reflect during which time he served in the May, 1943 to November 30, 1945. 1 Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York 7 from September 18, 1940 that ZINN was on military leave United States Arny Air Corps from _ , 4 The follwing residence addresses appear in the subject's