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| 133.- SELECTED CQMMDNIST FRONT ORGANIZATIONS Executive Board lv- Dr.• W. W. Alexander 15. Mr. George S. Mitchell • Vice-Pres., Julius Rosenwald Fund, Southern Regional Director North Carolina CIO-PAC, Georgia 2. Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune 16. Rev. A. T. Mollegen Pres., National Council of Negro Prof., Theological Seminary, Women, Florida Virginia 3. Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown 17. Mr. M. C. Plunk Pres., Palmer Institute, Sedalia, General Chairman, Gulf States North Carolina Federation Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees 4. Mr. Louis Burnham (A.F. of L.), Tennessee Sec., Southern Negro Youth Congress, Alabama 18. Mr. Nelson Poynter Publisher and President, St. 5. Dr.. Rufus E. Clement Petersburg Times, Florida Pres*, Atlanta University Georgia 19. Mr. Frank Prohl Chairman, Southern Conference 6. Dr. William E. Cole of Teamsters, Atlanta,. Ga. Prof, of Sociology, University of Tennessee 20. Dr. Arthur F. Raper Senior Social Analyst, Dept. 7. Mr. Tarleton Collier of Agriculture, Georgia Associate Editor, Louisville Courier Journal, Kentucky 21. Dr. Ira De A. Reid Prof, of Sociology, Atlanta 8. Mr. John P. Davis University, Georgia Washington, D. C« 22. Miss Lillian E. Smith 9. Miss Helen Fuller Editor, The South Today, Ga. Washington Correspondent, The New Republic, Alabama 23. Mr. Harry S. Strozier Attorney and Contributing 10. Rev. F. Clyde Helms Editor, Macon News, Georgia Pastor, Shandon Baptist Church, South Carolina 24. Dr. John B. Thompson Pastor, First Presbyterian 11• i.Dr. Charles S..Johnson Church, Oklahoma Director, Department of Social Science, Fisk University, Tennessee 25. Miss Jimmie Woodward Regional Student Secretary, 12. Mr. Roy R. Lawrence Southwest Division, Y.W.C.A. Regional Director, Textile Workers1 and Y.M.C.A., Missouri Union, North Carolina 13. Miss Lucy R. Mason Southern Public Relations Representative, CIO, Georgia 14. Mr. Mortimer May May Hosiery Mills, Tennessee |