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AT 100-5644 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. She listed her occupation as that of a “housewife”, b6 On an unknown date, Sas [ _land R. C. COMPTON bie reviewed copies of Communist Party Nominating Petitions for the State of New York in 1946, in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, N.Y. These records reflect ROSLYN ZINN, 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., solicited in Lewis County signatures to the 1946 New York State Communist Party Nominating Petitions, It is noted that the 1949 Brooklyn telephone directory reflected that HOWARD ZINN of 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., at that time subscribed to phone No. GLenmore 2-192l, Atlanta T-~1 on October 22, 1948 furnished information that ROSLYN ZINN, 926 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn 21, N.Y., subscribed to the Daily Worker for one year in 1948, Atlanta T-2 on October 21, 1949 furnished information that ROSLYN and HOWARD ZINN both born in 1922 were members of ne International Workers Order, Lodge 450, as of October 1949, On September 25, 1950, Atlanta T-3 furnished a 3 x 5 card obtained from the office of the American Women for Peace, Room 125, 1186 Broadway, New York, N.Y, This card contained the following: "REGISTRATION "NAME Roslyn Zinn AL 4-8325 ADDRESS 90 Has th Street ADMINISTRATIVE - Tillian Wald Peace Comm. "Do you favor the formation of a permanent national American Women for Peace? Yes :X : No "Do you wish to receive information of future activities of the American Women for Peace? Yes :X : No: : "UOPWA 16" - 5 -