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et bit bz hoy ft od CO Letter to Director uw NY 100-80275 would not do so unless he could actually do work for it. A DODD told him that she was asking for his on nevertheless. She went on to mention that a SINATRA had accepted as vice-chairman ety. A “The. 'New aa Times" issue of February 26, 1947 tha formatian of the rantatnad an annnimramantk the formation o Galva LMC ef: ATNOUrCemene Of ASCRI“Ine. The article described it as a voluntary, non-sectarian, non-partisan organization for the develooment of friendly relations and mentioned that its headquarters were at 119 West 57th Street, NYC. It was further noted that a program for "Friendship with Italy Week" opening on 4/14/47, would feature a series of cultural and social events, presenting recent developments in the Italian arts field. Money obtained through public support would be used for chiid welfare, rehabilitation and cultural activities in Italy. 2 tion who urnish at sane furnishe A erhead of the ASCRI which bore the mimeographed date 3/26 /i7. This letterhead bore in-the left hand margin the names and titles of the officers of the society and the names of the members of its board of directors On the reverse side of this letterhead there apoears the names of tne society's officers in Italy together witn identifying data concerning them. Under the board of directors of the society is listed tne name FRANK SINATRA. In the "New York World Telegram" of 4/16/47, there was a feature article by FREDERICK WOLTMAN, His article reported that PANNIE HURST,. the. novelist, JESSICA DRAGONETTE, the singer and PETER GRIMM, President of the NY State Chamber of Commerce had disassociated themselves from the society,