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eer AEE Oe ay ~~ se advised that in this unpublished issue were the names of the cabinet members of the Youth Council. The Youth Council then decided that they had better not send out the bulletin with these names on it, and hence they deleted them before they actually published the first issue of the bulletin. Qjjacvises that the following were named in the unpublished issue of the bulletin as cabinet members of the Pittsburgh Youth Council: MERLE CpOh, chairman ~~ FEDORA tn INER, uxecutive Secretary "InNUwD' KASS, Office Secretary PAULIN /ROTU, Public Rel=tions Secretary WALTER /LUNSFOND, of the Urban League Youth Council MIR. +I LIFF, of the Young Fraternalists SIMO iGERSON, of the Young Peoples Circle wan HARLEY, Administrative Secretary In the files is a postcard advertisement of a broadcast by the Pittsburgh Youth Council advising that MuRLE COOK, Chairman, and FEDORA LIM will be intervicwed on the mayor's civic program on July 25, 1941. There also is an article in the August 18 issue of "The Review," Young Communist League organ, giving a full account of the interview had over the radio on that date. This has previously been set forth in referenced report. A copy of the third issue of "The Bulletin" dated September 2, 1941, has been obtained andis in the file, this is a small mimeographed paper published sporadically by the Pitisburgh Youth Council. This particula’ issue deals with the Youth Rally at which KR35. ROOSEVELT spoke and with the meeting on September 10. It also has, verbatim, a letter sent by FHDOR LINE”, Executive Secretary, of the Pittsburgh Youth Council, to the editor of the Pittsburgh Press asking for jobs for the youth of America. ‘nis is being retained in the files, This paper also tells of the Pittsburgh Youth Council cabinet meeting on 160 -38587- 302