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re ee ee ee, (61) G (62) G* (63) IX (64) IX (65) G (66) 5 (67) G (68) See S under 74 (69) G (75) G* @G7) S (78) SISS: Subversive Influence in the Educo- tional Process, 1957 (79} G* (80) W, p. 78 {81) G (82) G* (84) G (86} G Citations Numbers 87 through 120: These citations are representative of Eleanor Roosevelt's brozen activities from 1927 to 1960, @ span of 33 yeors. The earliest is Number 113; the Jatest is Number 117. Numbers 88 and 115 are cited “communist-fronts” and should prop- erly be added to the previous 84 “hard-core” citations, making a total of 88, bu! have been placed in the second category (radical, socialist, pacifist ond “mixed-breed” organizations) be- cause of the fact thot their “communist-front” complexion — os cited — is little known, aven to authorities. There ore 28 separate and distinct orgcnizations, enterprises and publications rep- resented in this list, which, when added to the 49 listed above, total 77 with which Eleanor ” Roosevelt has been affiliated, or about two- thirds of the 120 citations listed in this report. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT'S “HARD-CORE” CITATIONS (1) All-Herlem Youth Conference — sent greet- ings — Daily Worker, 512/38 (Appendix 1X, Special Committee on Un-American Ac- livities, 1944, p. 313) {2) American Committee in Aid of Chinese tn- dustrial Cooperatives (INDUSCO, INC.) — member advisory board —November 1950 (Senate Internal Security Subcommittes, Heorings, Institute of Pacific Reiations, Port. 11, March 3952, p. 3794) , 6 oy (3) American Committee for Protection of For- eign Born — sponsor — Daily Worker, 10/21/41, p. 4 (“Subversion tn Pocial Un- rest,” Hearings, Louisiana Joint Legislative Comminee, 3/6/57, Part 1, p. 51) . . . sponsor of dinner — program — 10/27/46 (Ibid.} (5)... signer — New Year's Appeal to Presi- dent Truman for Increased Immigration — dan, 1947 (House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) “Communist Political Subversion,” Part 2, Appendix, 1956, p. 773} (6) ... signer of Open Letter to Commissioner of Immigration end Naturalization Pro- tosting Against Attempted Terrorization of Yugoslav-Americans in Farrell, Pa. — Moy- June 1947 (ibid., p. 7732) (7) American Committee for Sponish Freedom —sent greetings—Daily Worker, 11/23.'45, p. & (“Subversion In Rocial Unrest,” LILC, p. $1) (8) American Committee for Yugoslav Relief - made cash contribution te — Headlines of ACYR, July 1945, p. 1 (Ibid., LILC, p. $1) (9)... accepted honorary chairmanship — Daily Worker, 12/21/45, p. 3 (Ibid) 10). . . henorcry chairman — letterheod, 7/23/48 (\bid.) (11)... held press conference at headquar- ters; sent letter out soliciting support for ACYR (Sencte Internal Security Subcom- mittee (5185) “United States Citizens Em- ployed by the United Nations,” 1952, p. 204} (12} American Communications Association — speaker at annual convention — Baltimore Evening Sun, 4/16/40, p. 8 (Special Com- mittee on Un-American Activities — SCUAA — Vol. 13, 1940, p. 7980; LLC, p. 51) (13) American League for Peace and Demac- racy ~— Chino Aid Council — sent donation to Council—Daily Worl), 3/21/38 (SCU- AA, Executive Hearings, 1940, Vol. 5, p. 2390; LLC, p. 51) (14) American Relief for Greek Democracy — honorary chairmen—letterhead, 11/19/46 — (Florida Legislation Investigation Com- mittee — FLIC — 2°10 58; “Communism