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bic In 1945 US Post Office, Fairmont, W.Va. b7P (protect identity) advised that George Radatovich (100-57659) had receive literature from the Tv0, Inc., Hungarian Brotherhood, NYC. Included was "Thoughts of an American" by Frank Sinatra, under the caption of the IWO0. 100~57659-11 (30 ff advised t =. contacted BC QPS (100-114853 and stated that or Frank Sinatra. oe \ b2- On 2/26/45 on - eo 1 ( ae A highly confidenti i that on 1/20/45 a letter was directed Siiaiiaiaiaiiiibiahliaiidy Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee - concerning a campaign built around the Spanish Republican refugees in France. The letter set forth a "Proposed List of Permanent Persons For The National Campaign Committee which contained the name of Frank Sinatra. ot 2 62- On 3/6/4 GED aavised that Frank Sinatra had been requested by the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee to speak at a dinner to be held on 3/22/45. No information had been received indicating he had acknowledged the invitation. r/4 . spe p.17,37 7 * (31) + i bru On 3/13/45 EED 2 avi sec that Frances Damon, Executive Secretary of the American Youth for a Free World (100189902), told Orest Petrovich Shevtzoy, a representative of the International Student Assembly and the Youth Anti-Fascist Committee in Moscow, that he was to have his picture taken with Frank Sinatra the next day at her office, NYC. (4) 100-189902-28 , (39) wrwSI 100-189902-47 p.27 (39), SERET