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He International Workers Order During May, 1945, the International Workers Order reportedly issued 5,000 copies of a four-page pamphlet entitled "Thoughts of an American" which highlighted excerpts of an Raeniare made by Frank Sinatra at a World Youth Rally on March 21, 195, in which he condemned racial and religious discrimination, This rally had been sponsored by the American Youth for a Free World, supra. In addition it was reported that the IWO planned to issue a second edition of 25,000 copies of Sinatra's speech. tPeoplets Voice, May 26, 19,5. 61-7 3)1~3)-255. Copy of said pamphlet 61~73))1-3))-263. The Attorney General has cited the International Workers Order. The May 8, 195, issue of "Narodni Glasnik", Croatian Communist publication, ran an article which reflected that an open letter was sent to the Croatian Beneficial Brotherhood Lodge of the IWO urging support of the "I am an American Day" which was to be held on May 20, 1945. The article reflected that the IWO offered numerous pamphlets to be used for this occasion including one by Frank Sinatra entitled "The Idea of American which was offered at the rate of sixty cents for 100 copies. (100-10123-14), page 1658) The 1948 report of the California Committee on Un-American Activities stated "Narodni Glasnik" to be among publications which the Committee found to be Commmnist initiated and controlled, or so strongly influenced as to be in the Stalin solar system." Te Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee According to the "News Bulletin't of October 3, 19h, issued by the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, Frank Sinatra "recently" contribut $100 to the organization in response to a request for a contribution. Highly confidential and reliable source ho obtained the "News Bulletin" from the fices of the JAFRC on October lh, 19h. 100-7061~777, page 10. ho co ahaha te