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eyes ~ a ae Re aad oll . Fe a Bh wade (97) American Fri- f ‘ervice Commities — signed staten , America Needs A New Foreign Policy,” issued by AFSC’s Clarence E. Pickett (New York Times, 10/16/58, p. 40} (99) Bureau for Intercultural Education — - sor — 11/25/46 — letterhead (At st . 40 of Its sponsors and staff officials have tommunist-front records. The California Senate Inveriigating Commitiee on Educa- ton noted this fact in Hts 8th, 1951, Report, p. 18) (77) Common Council for American Unity — sponsor — letterhead, 1/24/46; contributor to Letters from America campaign, and sponsor in 1950 — folder (The CCAU hos had an extensive number of Communist- fronters and some party members asso- ciated with It over the past two decades). (100) Encampment for Citizenship (Sponsored by Americon Ethical Union), 10th Anniversary « honorary chairman and sponsor — letter- head, 4/20/56 (the communist-front affili- ations of sponsors of the EFC have been listed in the American Legion's Reports, Counter-Subversive Section, pages 1A, 27; its Firing Une, 1954, No. 7, p. 3 and 1955, p. 38 and 132) (101) Freedom House (Wendell Willkie Bidg.) — founder — 1/22/42 (The Individualist, 11/8/47, p. 3, 4; signer Declaration of Freedom, 1952 (pomphlet The Tenth Annt- versory of Freedom House, p. 9). (Directors include fronters) (102) International Ladies’ Germent Workers Union (Dovid Dyblasky) — donated serv- ices broadcasting over Eugane V. Debs (So- ciolist) Memorial Rodio Station, WEVD, to RGWU, a left-socialist union ~ Dally Worker, 4/7/34. (103) International Student Service — member executive committee — Jan. 1942 Vice Losh festimony, SCUAA, p. 2807) (104) League for Industrial Democracy — partici- pant in symposium — 1945 (Hearings, Spe- cial Committes to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations and Comparable Orgoniza- tions, part 1, 1954, p. 300); specker, 48th annual meeting (tbid., Pp. 762}. (This com- ea (105) (106) (107) (108) (109) (110) Notional Urban League — speaker (Balti (141) . members in aiding Soviet ‘espionag (112) ‘National Women’s Trade Union League (113) Non-Intervention Citizens Committee mittee ir” ‘igoted the LID thoroughly o asc ' rganizotion.) The ivation — speoker ot its dinner-foru 5/25/52 (Counterattack, 6/13/52, p. cited as a “united front” affoir,) National Association for the Advanceme: of Colored People (NAACP) — membe| boord of directors, 1958 (LILC, p. St speoker — Afro-American, 4/20/35; me ber board of directors — letterhead 2/16/56 (“the Communists .. . have Infi {rated ond are working through NAACP” — LJLC, Port 2, March 195 p. 155) Notional Consumers league — vice pres! dent — letterhead, 1931, 1936 (headed b- the Socialist, Florence Kelley. 1931, and b her son, Nicholas, 1936) New York Counc! far a Permanent F.E.P.C — honorary choirmon — New York rally 2/18/46 letterhead; speaker (Ibid.) (hun dreds of communists and fronters war named as sponsors of this rally} Nationol issues Commitice — chairman 1954 (See source under 72) (an offshoo of the ADA) more Sun, 12/11/35) (the extensive recor of Communist affiliations of NUL officials is given in the Citizens’ Council, officio publication of the CCA, Jenvary, 1957) New School for Social Research — membe advisory board, 1931 — catalog (ther are extensive references to the role of theme New School ond of its officials ond facul agents like Hanns Eisler to enter the Unite States — HUAC Hearings Regarding Hann Eisler, 9/A7) - entertained feaders of NWTUL at Whit House; named as memser for many yeor past — Lebor, 5.12/36 (“the resolution of the WTUL should be supported,” ~ Dai Worker, 6/26/36) ” member, 1927 ("The ‘center’ organizotio in the city of New York engaged in propa ganda against the United States and in