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Se htotte uke tice Lh Ee en! vy Tot Mee. WME, & Wt a ARH me ‘ aa z c ih —————————————————— See etme == — (72)... member, .xecutive board — program and coll, 9/23/45 U3)... member, board, New York committee — 1945 (HUAC Investigation of Communist Activities in the New York Area, Port 1, Jean Muir, 6/15/53, p. 6) (74) 2... entertaired Joseph S. Gelders, ¢ Com- munist Porty member and leader of the SCHW, at White House, prior to specking for the SCH (SISS), Hearings, Southern Conference Educational! Fund, inc., 3/54, p. 15) (75} Southern Negro Youth Congress — speaker , — 4/28/39 (LILC, p. 54) (76) . . . attended conference in Tennessee, summer 1942 (S155, Hearings on SCEF, see above, pages 105, 116) (77} Soviet Russia Today — contributor — Soviet Russia Today, 6/42. p. 6 LLC, p. 54} (78) Teachers Union, New York City (Was Local #5 of Americon Federation of Teachers prior to its expulsion by AFT in 1940) — received annval award ~ Daily Worker, 4;23,,39 (GCE, p. 85) (79) United American Spanish Aid Committee — supporter — 1940 (Appendix IX, p. 1608) (80) United States Arrangements Committee, tron — letterhead, 7/45 (LILC, p. 54) {81} United Student Peace Committee — en- dorser of “Peace Strike” — Daily Worker, 4/2039 (GCE, p. 86) (82) Workers Alliance — sponsored April 1936 meeting, Washington, D. C. {The Individ- walist, Lincoln, Nebraska, Vol. 1, 1938-9, - Topics No. 45, quoting Industrial Control . Reports, 4/18.36) {(B3) . . | speaker at convention, Washington, ' D.C. — New York Sun, 6/7/39, p. 1 (84; Washington Committee for Aid to China — attended and supported WCAC at tea on 12.15 40 (SCUAA, Executive Hearings, Vol. 5, 1943, p. 2362) i85) . . . honorary sponsor, Pay! Robeson con- cert, withdrew support only because of procedural disagreement, 4,25, 41 (Ibid., ppp. 2375-8) ‘ (85) World Youth Congress — specker at open- ing session ~ Vassar Coliege, 8/16/35 12 - | SS J et SE eee {LILC, p. 54; SCUAA, Hearings, Vol. 7, 1939, p. 4483) ADDITIONAL CITATIONS (87) American Association for tha United Na- tions, Inc. — The United Noticns Fund — member of board of directors - letterhead ' 91/21/50 (solicited aid for over her signe- ture) (The AAUN was the subject of a “Pre- liminary Report’, 1955, American Legion Counter-Subversive Section) American Civil Libertios Union — speaker et rally for Chicago branch in April 1940 (The Individualist, Linceln, Nebraska, 4/18. 40 citing News and Views, No. 54) he ACLU has been cited as a “Commun- ist-front’ in the 1948 California Un-Amer- ican Activities Committee Report, p. 107-9) 89) of national committee — letterhead, 6/10/58 and 6.19/59 ~—. (The ACA has been publicized by the Worker, 4'24,80, which noted the ACA’s opening of a South Africa Emergency Fund: of least 40 of the 80 officers and national com.cites mem- _ bers have recards) - (90) .. . South Africu Defense Fund — member of sponsoring committes for fund, “set up by the ACOA to help with fegal aid for the 158 chorord with treason in, Sauih Africa” (Africa Teday, tAoy-June, 1957) (91) Americans for Demecratic Action (ADA) -- founder —~ 1/9.°47 (Hearings — House Se- lect Committee on Lobbying Aciivities, Part 6, p. 19, 7/14 50) (92)... chairmon ADA nominating committee — 3-29/47 (ADA, its Origin, Aims and Cheracter, issued by Staff of Senate Re- publican Policy Committee, 4/19/55, reis- sued in 1957) (93) ... signer —~ ADA pamphlet, Toward Total Peace, 1947 (Ibid.) (94). . . chosen as ADA national honorary chairman — 61h annual ADA convention, 53/22/53; 7th convention, 4/9/54; Bth.con- vention 3/19/55 (Ibid) (95) . . . contributor — ADA’s Guide to Politics (Diol Press, 1954) (Ibid.) (96) .. . honorary ADA chairman, 1956, and officer in 1952 and from 1957 to date