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German American Republican League.German American Vocational League (*DeutscheAmerikanische Berufsgemeinschaft*)Guardian Club.Harlem Trade Union Council.Hawai Civil Liberties Committee.Heimuska Kai, also known as Nokubei Heieki,Gimusha Kai, Zaibei Nihonjin, Heivaku Gimu-sha Kai and Zaibei Heimusha Kai (*Japanese Re-siding in America Military Conscripts Association*).Hellenic American Brotherhood.Hinode Kai (*Imperial Japanese Reservists*)Hinomaru Kai (*Rising Sun Flag Society—a groupof Japanese War Veterans*)Hokubei Zaigo Shoke Dan (*North American ReserveOfficers Association*)Hollywood Writers Mobilization for Defense.Hungarian American Council for Democracy.Hungarian Brotherhood.Idaho Pension Union.Independent Party (*Seattle, Washington*).Independent People's Party.Industrial Workers of the World.International Labor Defense.International Workers Order, its subdivisions, sub-sidiaries and affiliates.Japanese Association of America.Japanese Overseas Central Society (*Kaigai DohoChuo Kai*)Japanese Overseas Convention, Tokyo, Japan, 1940.Japanese Protective Association (*Recruiting Organ-ization*)Jefferson School of Social Science, New York City.Jewish Culture Society.Jewish People's Committee.Jewish People's Fraternal Order.Jikyoku Lin Kai (*The Committee for the Crisis*).Johnson-Forest Group.Johnsonites.Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee.Joint Council of Progressive Italian-Americans, Inc.Joseph Weydemeyer School of Social Science, St.Louis, Missouri.Kibei Seinen Kai (*Association of U. S. citizens ofJapanese ancestry who have returned to America afterstudying in Japan*)Knights of the White Camelia.Ku Klux Klan.Kyfthaeuser, also known as Kyffhaeuser League(*Kyffhaeuser Bund*). Kyffhaeuser Fellowship (*Kyff-haeuser Kameradschaft*)Kyffhaeuser War Relief (*Kyffhaeuser Kriegshilfsuerk*).Labor Council for Negro Rights.Labor Research Association, Inc.Labor Youth League.League for Common Sense.League of American Writers.Lictor Society (*Italian Black Shirts*).Macedonian-American People's League.Mario Morgantini Circle.Maritime Labor Committee to Defend Al Lannon.Maryland Congress Against Discrimination.Massachusetts Committee for the Bill of Rights.Massachusetts Minute Women for Peace (not con-nected with the Minute Women of the U. S. A.,Inc.).Maurice Braverman Defense Committee.Michigan Civil Rights Federation.Michigan Council for Peace.Michigan School of Social Science.Nanka Teikoku Gunyudan (*Imperial Military FriendsGroup or Southern California War Veterans*).National Association of Mexican Americans (also*knou'n* as *Asociacion Nacional Mexico-Americana*).National Blue Star Mothers of America (not to beconfused with the Blue Star Mothers of Americaorganized in February 1942).National Committee for the Defense of PoliticalPrisoners.National Committee for Freedom of the Press.National Committee to Win Amnesty for SmithAct Victims.National Committee to Win the Peace.National Conference on American Policy in Chinaand the Far East (a Conference called by the Com-mittee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy).National Council of Americans of Croatian Descent.National Council of American-Soviet Friendship.National Federation for Constitutional Liberties.National Labor Conference for Peace.National Negro Congress.National Negro Labor Council.Nationalist Action League.Nationalist Party of Puerto RICO.Nature Friends of America (*Since 1935*)Negro Labor Victory Committee.New Committee for Publications.Nichibei Kogyo Kaisha/ (*The Great Fuji Theatre*).North American Committee to Aid Spanish DemocracyNorth American Spanish Aid Committee.North Philadelphia Forum.Northwest Japanese Association.Ohio School of Social Sciences.Oklahoma Committee to Defend Political Prisoners.Oklahoma League for Political Education.Original Southern Klans, Incorporated.Pacific Northwest Labor School. Seattle, Washing-ton.Palo Alto Peace Club.Partido del Pueblo of Panama (*operating in theCanal Zone*).Peace Information Center.Peace Movement of Ethiopia.People's Drama, Inc.People's Educational and Press Association of Texas.People's Educational Association (*Incorporated undername Los Angeles Educational Association. Inc*),also known as People's Educational Center, Peo-ple's University, People's School.People's Institute of Applied Religion.People's Programs (*Seattle, Washington*).People's Radio Foundation, Inc.People's Rights Party.Philadelphia Labor Committee for Negro Rights.Philadelphia School of Social Science and Art.Photo League (*New York City*).Pittsburgh Arts Club.Political Prisoners Welfare Committee.Polonia Society of the IWO.Progressive German-Americans, also known as Pro-gressive German-Americans of Chicago.Proletarian Party of America.Protestant War Veterans of the United States, Inc.Provisional Committee of Citizens for Peace, South-west Area.Provisional Committee on Latin American Affairs.Provisional Committee to Abolish Discriminationin the State of Maryland.Puerto Rican Comite Pro Libertades Civiles (CLC).ttorriquenos Unidos (*Puerto Ricans United*).Quad City Committee for Peace.Queensbridge Tenants League.Revolutionary Workers League.Romanian-American Fraternal Society.Russian American Society, Inc.Sakura Kai (*Patriotic Society, or Cherry Association,composed of veterans of Russo-Japanese War*).Samuel Adams School, Boston, Mass.Santa Barbara Peace Forum.Schappes Defense Committee.Schneiderman-Darcy Defense Committee.School of Jewish Studies, New York City.Seattle Labor School, Seattle, Washington.Serbian-American Fraternal Society.Serbian Vidovdan Council.Shinto Temples (Limited to State Shinto abolishedin 1945).Silver Shirt Legion of America.Slavic Council of Southern California.Slovak Workers Society..Slovenian-American National CouncilSocialist Workers Party, including American Com-mittee for European Workers Relief.Sokoku Kai (*Fatherlund Society*)Southern Negro Youth Congress.Suiko Sha (*Reserve Officers Association, Los Angeles*).Syracuse Women for Peace.Tom Paine School of Social Science. Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.Tom Paine School of Westchester, New York.Trade Union Committee for Peace.Trade Unionists for Peace.Tri-State Negro Trade Union Council.Ukranian-American Fraternal Union.Union of American Croatians.Union of New York Veterans.United American Spanish Aid Committee.United Committee of Jewish Societies and Lands-manschaft Federations, also known as Coordination Committee of Jewish Landsmanschaften andFraternal Organizations.United Committee of South Slavic Americans.United Defense Council of Southern California.United Harlem Tenants and Consumers Organization.United May Day CommitteeUnited Negro and Allied Veterans of America.Veterans Against Discrimination of Civil RightsCongress of New York.Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.Virginia League for People's Education.Voice of Freedom CommitteeWalt Whitman School of Social Science. NewarkNew JerseyWashington Bookshop Association.Washington Committee to Defend the Bill of RightsWashington Committee for Democratic Action.Washington Commonwealth Federation.Washington Pension UnionWisconsin Conference on Social Legislation.Workers Alliance (*since April 1936*).Yiddisher Kultur Farband.Yugoslav-American Cooperative Home. Inc.Yugoslav Seamen's Club, Inc..### III.-INSTRUCTIONS1. Set forth an explanation for each answer checked "Yes"   under question 2 below under "Remarks." Attach as many   extra sheets as necessary for a full explanation, signing or initial-   ing each extra sheet.2. Title 18, U. S. Code, Section 1001, provides, in pertinent   part: "Whoever . . . falsifies, conceals or covers up . . . a ma-   terial fact, or makes any false . . . statements . . . or makes   or uses any false writing . . . shall be fined not more than   $10,000 or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both." Any   false, fraudulent or fictitious response to the questions under Part   IV below may give rise to criminal liability under Title 18,   U. S. C., Section 1001. You are advised, however, that you   will not incur such liability unless you supply inaccurate state-   ments with knowledge of their untruthfulness. You are there-   fore advised that before you sign this form and turn it in to   Selective Service or military authorities, you should be sure that   it is truthful; that detailed explanations are given for each "Yes"   answer under question 2 of Part IV below, and that details given   are as full and complete as you can make them.3. In stating details, it is permissible, if your memory is hazy   on particular points, to use such expressions as, "I think," "in   my opinion," "I believe," or "to the best of my recollection."