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1100-25776 address and that though he was available for lectures. he planned to remain. in New York indefinitely to work on a pley which he was writing.(u The records of Local Board number 58, l38th Street and.Broadwey. New York City, reflected thst the subject, a negro, was born on February i, The May 15, l946 issue of the "Daily Worker" carried an article. entitled *Yugoslav Medical Aid Campaign Opens Today." The article reflected. that a three-day tag drive for Iugoslav relief wonld be opened with a noon- day rally on the steps of the snb-treasury building. Among the names of. persons listed as endorsing the cempaign was *JAMEs LAnGSTOr EUGhEs. negro poet and autnor." u The Rovember 9. l946 issue of the *Daily Worker* carried an article. entitled -20oo Hotables Attend UssR Celebration." Under this caption it was reflected that & reception was held at the Soviet Fobassy. Washington,. I D.C. in celebration of the 29th anniversary of the October Revglution. The January 28, l94? issne of the "Daily Forker" carried an article entitled *an Impressive Musical Drama of Tenement Life." Under this caption, it was stated that LAngstcr uGhes, xhose picture was also carried. wrote. .The February ll, l97 issne, of the -Daily Worker" carried an article entitled -Firgt 'hainstream' Off the Press.* Under this caption, it was stated thst nainstream" a literary quarterly, which "invites the participation of both Karxists and non-Harrists progressive writers,' was going on'sale.. Anong the list of contributors was *LANGsTOn HuGhEs, the great negro poet." The April 7, l947 issue of the *Daily Worker" carried an article entitled -Langston Hughes Has a Sew Book.* Under this caption, it wes stated published by ALFFED :KOPH.(U) The September 27, l947 issue of the "Daily Worker" carried an article() 26