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| 138 SELECTED FRONT ORGANIZATIONS THE UKRAINE Ukrainians-American Fraternal Union {IWO), 80 Fifth *ve* ¥.Y.C. Free: Michael Tkaoh; Sec: Walter Bifcack. YIDDISH (see also JEWISH) Morning .Freihe it Association, 35 Sast 12th St*, N.YjC. Presi Ben Gold; Gen. Sec: Alexander Bittilman; Vice-Presidents> Rtoin Saltzman; Louis linstock; Max Per low; P. Novick; Julius Afcerhoff; Harry Mint 2; Paula Bofcinson. louf, 189 Second *ve., N.Y.C. Hon¥ Chain Dr. Chaim Zhitlovsky; Chairman: 3?r. A. Muokdoni; Ex, Seer A. Olken; Sec: J. Opatosho; Treas: J. Melch. Icorf 1 UnionSquare, N.Y.C* Press Charles Kuntz; V. Prest Jean Posner; Sec: Abraham Jenofsky; Treas: M. Stern and M. Lieberman; Organizer, M. Olkin; Bditrrt I, Bunch. National Council of Americans of Croat isn. Descent) 236 West. 40th St., N.Y.C. Hon* Pres: Don Nik o Graskovich; Pres: Zlatko Balokovic; Vj Pres: Ivan D^ Butkovic; Peter Radio; Sec. Josip Lade sic American Creation .^ omen* a Congress, 236 W. 40th St,t N.Y.C* Hon. Presj Joyce Balokovic; Zinka Mi^anov; Pres: Hose Plodinec; V^ Presj Marija Sumrak; Sec: Anna Devenic; Nat. ^om: Mary Ferkins; Theresa Orez. Croatian Benefit Society of America (IWO), 80 Fifth *ve „ N.Y.C. Pres: An- thoney Gerteh; Sec. Nb Rajkovi6 Serbian American Federation (IWO), 80 Fifth Avev NYC, Pres: Michael Vul- ; Sect Peter Vukcevic. American Slav Congress, 205 East 42nd St.., JT.Y.C^ Pres: Leo Krzycki; Vice Pyp a : prr>-f ^ .T ^T J 9hayViA j » Harry Payer; Zlato Balok6yl6; Sec: Stephen Zeman; Ex. Sec: George Pirinsky; Treas: Martin Krasich. United Oommittee for of South Slavic Americans, 465 Lexington *ve . , N JT .0 . Pres: Zlato Balokovic; V, Pres: Zarko M, Buncick; Etbin Kristan; Sec, Peter Badld; Treas: M. J. Bogdanovic. MISCELLANEOUS Joint Antifascist Refugee Committee (Apparently dormant) Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions, N.Y,CV Jo Daftidson, chairman; Treas: Frederick March; Fin. Com; Herman Shumlin; Pub.Dir: Bay Torr; Ex. Sec: Hannah Doerner. Full letterheads not yet circulating. In N.Y. State Communist Convention this was considered as a Communist -farmed organization, It is one of the most important fronts. There is discussion of its absorbing the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties (as a civil rights branch) while this in turn may absorb the International Labor Defense. Full decisions of these matters are deferred pending the N^Y, City elections in Nov. 1945. After that, we can expect this new front to assume considerable importance. |