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~ « Callahan ' “Conrad ee . . a . 5 . 7 ,.. - ~ he July 24, 1969 A 44 ¥ Le Jackie Robinson, nationally-known former baseball player, who was born on January 31, 1919, at Cairo, Georgia, has not been the subject of an investigation by the FBI. However, our - files reveal the following information concerning him. C 1 ~ LW IAN The June 1, 1946, issue of "People's Voice" reported that Jackie Robinson, the first Negro to break into organized basebail, had accepted chairmanship of the New York State Organizing Committee for United Negro and Allied Veterans of America (UNAVA). The People’: Voice" has been cited by the California Committee on Un-American Activities as being communist initiated and controlled. The UNAVA has been cited as a communist front by the Internal Security Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee, The November, 1946, issue of "Fraternal Outlook” contained an article concerning the opening of the Solidarity: Center of the International Workers Order (TWO) in Harlem, New York. The name, Jackie Robinson, baseball player, was listed as one of the persons on the Advisory Board of this Center. “Fraternal Outlook" is an official publication of the TWO, an organization cited pursuant to Executive Order 10450, (100-428850-2) According to a news release on September 13, 1968, Jackie Robinson, former baseball star, while speaking at a news conference minutes before leaving to address a Black Panther meeting in Brooklyn, New York, was reported as having stated, ‘The Biack Panther organization is one with an interest in seeking peace and reports otherwise are due to misinformed newsmen. Improper reporting has determined that they (the Black Panthers militant e the fact is they are seeking peace. ' Tolson ——.__. > 6710 7.‘ DeLoagch ‘ yok Mohr ; TE: Per request of John D. Rhrlichman, i a to the President. re a8) Bishop ee Y 'é set © Aisi ae Tevel ba ae pt AQD. piece Pa ok | Tele. Room Casper .___~ Trotter : ENCLOSURE ANS Holmes | — on roomL 1 TELETYPE = uit ~ 100- YQ FE BESO - a