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ger eoen se Lye rn a) ae t RM ey a + 7* ~ s PES Rr + a UM, Be " PL yp oF Che NER, fe oe es * ot bette i Ly iat fs NY 100-3350 . ; » In her letter caren cstrar of the American Legion of Ohio, Miss SEYGIO had the following to say about her © connection with the American Committee For Yugoslav Relief: Mstablishei in 1945 under the President's War Relief Contrel Board, and had for its stated purpose the raising of funds to send medical and other such aid to the war stricken population of Yugoslavia. I was merely one of scores of national sponsors, atterding its money raising functions, at one of which Mrs. BLEANOSAROCSIVELT was the principal speaker. This organization had already notified its sponsors that it was Jerallv concluding its work and disbanding, long before it avnearcd on the Attorney Genersl's list. The Comittee, I understand, te now out of existence." 7 Ameriesp La Ey According to the “Daily Worker", January 27, 1944, ze 3, column 1, LIGA SERGIO spoke on January 19, 1944 at the chest meeting agprinst anti-Seritisz, sponsored by the 7th, ‘. ard ith Assembly Districts ef the Arerican Labor Party the West S5th Street Club House. At this time, it was dicated that ‘Hitler's hoodlums"in Manhattan are in for a 1 time, yh pr wats ‘fh cr r+ 4 2 a y t The ‘Daily Worker", dated June 8, 1c, page 3, column 5, announced that LisA S=RGIO, radic commentator, and newspaper colunnist, would discuss recent highlights and developments in the military and political picture in Italy at a meeting of the jrd Assembly District Club of the American Lator Party. According to the article, the meeting was to be held June 2°, 104) at 313 8th Avenue, New York City, and would present other progressive Italian-Arericans. ‘ The American Labor Party has been cited as a Communist front by the Special Committee on Un-American Activities, March 2°, American & ef For ‘Greek Democracy , Confidential Informant T-°, of knoyn reliability, on June 4, 1946, advised that the stationary of the American Relief For Greer Democracy, 111 West 42nd Street, New York City, carried the name of LISA SpRGIO as a sponsor. <7