QUESTIONNAIRE SUBMITTED BY THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

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QUESTIONNAIRE
SUBMITTED BY THE
Select Committee of the House of Representatives
OF THE
Congress of the United States
Created by House Resolution 561,
Eighty-second Congress, Second Session,
To Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations
and Comparable Organizations
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INSTRUCTIONS
1. Answers to the questionnaire should be made to the committee in duplicate.
2. Answers should be prepared so that they are carefully keyed to the section and ques-
tion number of each section. No particular form other than reference to section and
question number need be observed. However, in order to avoid confusion and expe-
dite processing, it is requested that the answers to each section should begin on a page
separate from those on which answers to another section have been given. In other
words, when beginning answers to any section please use a sheet of paper on which
no other answers have been made.
3. The committee places a higher premium on clarity and substance than on style and
form; on speed of completion rather than on niceties of phrase. Write as much or as
little as is deemed necessary to answer the questions. The committee wishes your
best thinking but will appreciate such brevity and compression as is consonant with
clear exposition.
4. Please use one side only of regular 81/2 by 11 letter-size paper for your answers,
double-spaced and numbered serially at the top irrespective of section, with the name
of your organization at the top of each page.
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SECTION A
A-1. What is the name of your organization?
A-2. What is its legal nature, i. e., a trust, a cor-
poration, or other type of association?
A-3. If a corporation, in what State is it incorpo-
rated and by what State agency?
A-4. Where is its principal office located?
A-5. When was it chartered or otherwise organ-
ized?
A-6. Is it the outgrowth or continuation of a form
of predecessor organization, or the result of
a merger? Explain.
A-7. (a) Has it been declared exempt from taxa-
tion under section 101 (6) or any other sec-
tion of the Internal Revenue Code by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue? If so,
when was such exemption granted?
(b) Has its exemption ever been removed,
suspended, or challenged by the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue? If so, state when and
the circumstances thereof.
A-8. If it is in the nature of a trust, is it permitted
deductions for charitable and related contri-
butions as provided by section 162 of the
Internal Revenue Code?
A-9. Give the names, addresses (business or mail-
ing) and terms of all trustees or members of
your board of directors since 1935.
A-10. Is any of your trustees, members of your
board of directors, or executive officers the
creator of your organization or a contributor,
present or past, to your organization, or a
brother or sister (whole or half blood),
spouse, ancestor, or lineal descendant of such
creator or contributor? If so, explain.
A-11. Is any of your trustees, members of your
board of directors, or executive officers also a
trustee, director, or officer of any other tax-
exempt organization or of any corporation
or other business organization related directly
or indirectly to your organization? If so,
explain in detail.
A-12. List the names and addresses of the principal
executive officers of your organization.
A-13. What was the amount of your original endow-
ment and in what manner was it granted to
your organization?
A-14. What capital additions over $10,000 in amount
have you received since your original endow-
ment and from what sources?
A-15. Is your endowment fund perpetual or is it
expendable on an optional or determined liq-
uidating basis? Explain.
A-16. What is the amount of your present endow-
ment?
A-17. Attach a balance sheet indicating the amounts
of your assets, liabilities, and net worth as of
the close of your last fiscal year.
A-18. What was your average gross income for the
years 1946-1951, both years inclusive?
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SECTION B
B-1. What is the purpose or purposes for which
your organization was created as defined by
your charter or other instrument creating
your organization?
B-2. State the activities which your organization
considers permissible under the purpose or
purposes stated in your answer to question 1.
B-3. Who determines whether the funds of your
organization are being spent within the limi-
tations set forth in your answers to questions
1 and 2?
B-4. Who determines what gifts, grants, loans,
contributions, or expenditures are to be made
by your organization?
B-5. On what are the determinations specified in
question 4 based?
B-6. With whom do proposals submitted to the per-
son, persons, or group named in your answer
to question 4 for gifts, grants, loans, contribu-
tions, and expenditures originate?
B-7. Is any individual or group of individuals
charged with the duty of originating and
developing plans, programs, and proposals
for the distribution of your funds?
B-8. If the answer to question 7 is in the affirma-
tive, state the names and positions of such
persons.
B-9. Was an investigation of each individual
named or specified in your answers to ques-
tions 3, 4, 7, and 8 made into his or her back-
ground and qualifications before he or she
was elected, appointed, employed, or other-
wise entrusted with his or her duties or
responsibilities?
B-10. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, give details as to the nature of such
investigations, the manner in which they were
conducted, and by whom.
B-11. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state when such investigations were first
instituted.
B-12. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state the reasons for making such inves-
tigations, whether there has been any change
in the policy of your organization in relation
thereto, and, if so, the date and reasons
therefor.
B-13. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether the results of such inves-
tigations were reduced to writing or if any
memoranda were made in connection there-
with.
B-14. If the answer to question 13 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether such writings or memo-
randa (a) were extant as of January 1951,
(b) are extant now, and (c) if extant, the
person, firm, corporation, or organization in
whose possession or custody they are.
B-15. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether any such investigation
revealed any person hired or employed by or
affiliated with your organization who at the
time of the investigation had or prior thereto
had had any affiliations with communist front
organizations.
B-16. If the answer to question 15 is in the affirma-
tive, state the name or names of such person
or persons.
B-17. If the answer to question 9 is in the negative,
state whether such investigations were ever
considered or discussed by your organization
or the trustees, board of directors, or officers
thereof, and, if so, by whom and the basis of
any decision reached in connection therewith.
B-18. If the answer to question 15 is in the affirma-
tive, state what action was taken by your or-
ganization with reference to such person or
persons.
B-19. What steps, if any, have been or are being
taken to prevent infiltration of your organiza-
tion by subversive persons?
B-20. If the answer to question 19 is in the negative,
state whether you think it necessary or ad-
visable to initiate procedures to prevent pos-
sible infiltration of subversives into your
organization; and, if so, whether you intend
to do so and the general routine of the intended
procedures.
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SECTION C
C-1. Have any gifts, grants, loans, contributions,
or expenditures been made by your organiza-
tion which were not in accordance with the
purpose or purposes defined by the instru-
ment establishing or creating your organ-
ization or the permissible activities of your
organization set forth in your answers to
questions 1 and 2 of section B?
C-2. If the answer to question 1 is in the affirma-
tive, list the amount, recipient, date, and
nature of such gift, grant, loan, contribution,
or expenditure.
0-3. Does your organization follow up gifts, grants,
loans, or contributions made by it to other
foundations, agencies, institutions, or groups
by investigation to determine the ultimate
disposition of such moneys?
0-4. Has any gift, grant, loan, or contribution been
made by you to another foundation, agency,
organization, institution, or group which in
turn made or makes gifts, grants, loans, con-
tributions, or expenditures which are not
permissible under your charter or instrument
establishing your organization?
0-5. If the answer to question 4 is in the affirma-
tive, list the amount, recipient, date, and na-
ture of each such gift, grant, loan, contribu-
tion, or expenditure and the reasons for the
making thereof.
0-6. In the making of gifts, grants, loans, contribu-
tions, or other expenditures does your organ-
ization consult with any other organizations
such as the United States Government, educa-
tional groups, religious groups, labor groups,
veterans' societies, patriotic societies, foreign
governments, other foreign agencies? If so,
explain.
0-7. List those institutions, operating agencies,
publications, specific projects, and individuals
which have received aid from your organiza-
tion and the amounts and years and nature
of such aid since 1935. (NOTE.? (a) If your
filing system is so set up, it is desired that
the lists be made up in alphabetical order.
(b) Lists that are included as sections of pub-
lished works will be accepted in fulfillment
of 7 above.)
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SECTION D
D-1. State your definition and your understanding
of the meaning of the term "subversive" as
that term is commonly used in public print
today as applied to the activities of an indi-
vidual, individuals, groups of individuals, an
organization, or an institution in relation to
the government of the United States.
D-2. Does your organization make any attempt to
determine whether the immediate or eventual
recipient (whether an individual, group of
individuals, association, institution, or organ-
ization) of any grant, gift, loan, contribution,
or expenditure made by your organization
has been or is "subversive" as you have de-
fined that term in answer to question 1, in
advance of and/or after making such grant,
gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure?
D-3. If the answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, state the nature of such attempted de-
termination, how made, by whom, whether
the results thereof are reduced to writing,
and, if so, whether they are extant and where?
D-4. If the answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, state when such attempts were first
initiated and why; also state whether such
attempts have been made sporadically or
whether such is established policy, and if the
latter, when such policy was established.
D-5. If the answer to question 2 is in the negative,
state whether such attempts were ever con-
sidered or discussed by your organization, its
trustees, directors, or officers, and if so, by
whom and the basis of any decision reached
in connection therewith.
D-6. Does your organization check immediate, in-
termediary, or eventual recipients of grants,
gifts, loans, or contributions from your or-
ganization against the list of subversive and
related organizations prepared by the Attor-
ney General of the United States ?*
D-7. If your answer to question 6 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether such listing of an organ-
ization by the Attorney General of the United
States influences you in the making or with-
holding of grants, gifts, loans, contributions,
or expenditures either directly or indirectly
to organizations so listed.
D-8. If your answer to question 6 is in the nega-
tive, state the reasons therefor fully.
D-9. Do you consider it your duty or responsibility
to consider the possible effects of grants, gifts,
loans, or contributions to organizations which
have been so listed by the Attorney General
of the United States?
D-10. Has your organization made any grants, gifts,
loans, contributions, or expenditures either
directly or indirectly through other organ-
izations to any organization so listed by the
Attorney General of the United States or to
any individual, individuals, or organizations
considered "subversive" as you have defined
that term in answer to question 1?
D-11. If your answer to question 10 is in the affirm-
ative, list the recipient and date of each such
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
and the amount and nature thereof.
D-12. If your answer to question 10 is in the affirm-
ative, state whether you knew such organ-
ization had been so listed by the Attorney
General or was considered "subversive" at
the time you made such grant, gift, loan, con-
tribution, or expenditure.
D-13. If your answer to questions 10 and 12 are
both in the affirmative, state your reasons for
making such grant, gift, loan, contribution,
or expenditure.
D-14. Has your organization made any grant, gift,
loan, contribution, or expenditure directly
or indirectly to any individual, individuals,
group, organization, or institution which
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
or recipient has been criticized or cited by
the Un-American Activities Committee of the
United States House of Representatives or
the Subcommittee on Internal Security of the
Judiciary Committee of the United States
Senate?
D-15. If your answer to question 14 is in the affirm-
ative, list the recipient and date of each such
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
and the amount and nature thereof.
D-16. Does your organization consult the "Guide to
Subversive Organizations and Publications,"
House Document No. 137, prepared and re-
leased by the Committee on Un-American
Activities, United States House of Represent-
atives? If so, for what purpose and to what
effect?
*List of organizations designated by the Attorney General as within Executive Order No. 9835 according to the classification of Section 3, Part III, of
the Executive Order.
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SECTION E
E-1. In your opinion, should educational and phil-
anthropic foundations and other comparable
organizations which are exempt from Federal
income taxation finance or sponsor projects
which may have as a direct result the influenc-
ing of public opinion in the fields of politics?
Economics? Education? International rela-
tions? Religion? Government and Public
Administration? Other Fields? Explain
fully.
E-2. In your opinion should a tax-exempt founda-
tion which makes a grant to an individual, a
group, institution, or organization:
(a) Indicate the conclusions to be reached?
(b) Withdraw its grant or discontinue it if
conclusions different from those held by the
foundation are reached?
(c) Suppress the findings if they differ
from the views of the foundation? Explain
fully.
E-3. Explain in detail the activities, if any, of your
organization in the field of education both
within and outside the territorial limits of the
United States. The following questions
should be covered fully, but your answer need
not be limited thereto:
(a) What policies govern your activities in
this field, and who formulates said policies?
(b) Do you consult individuals or groups
other than those eniployed or otherwise di-
rectly connected with your organization in the
formulation of policies in this field? Explain.
(c) Is an effort made to aid, assist, or sup-
port individuals, groups, or projects repre-
senting divergent views on. controversial edu-
cational issues? If so, explain how, this is
accomplished. If not, explain the reasons
therefor.
(d) Is any assistance provided by you for
projects in this field conducted by religious or
sectarian educational groups, associations,
schools, colleges, or universities? If so, is an
effort made to secure an equal distribution of
moneys among the various major religious
groups or sects? If such an effort is not made,
why is it not made?
(e) With whom do you consult with regard
to financing educational projects outside the
territorial limits of the United States? Do
you consult with any United States Govern-
ment agencies, including the United States
State Department?
(f) In your opinion, what effect, if any, has
your organization had on education in the
United States? In other countries?
(g) Does your organization directly or in-
directly sponsor or otherwise support pro-
posed or pending State or Federal legislation
within the United States or legislation in for-
eign countries in the field of education? Ex-
plain.
(h) In your opinion what effect have edu-
cational and philanthropic foundations and
comparable organizations had on education in
the United States? In other countries?
E-4. Explain in detail the activities of your organi-
zation in the field of international relations
both within and outside the territorial limits
of the United States. The following questions
should be covered fully, but your answer need
not be limited thereto:
(a) What policies govern your activities in
this field and who formulates said policies?
(b) Do you consult individuals or groups
other than those employed or otherwise di-
rectly connected with your organization in the
formulation of your policies in this field?
Explain fully.
(c) Is an effort made to aid, assist, or sup-
port individuals, groups, or projects repre-
senting divergent views on controversial in-
ternational issues? If so, explain how this is
accomplished. If not, explain the reasons
therefor.
(d) Explain in detail the relationship your
organization has had with the League of Na-
tions and the United Nations or any of its
related agencies.
(e) Explain in detail your relationship
with the State Department and any other Gov-
ernment agencies in this field.
(f) In your opinion, what effect, if any, has
your organization had on the foreign policies
of the United States? On the policies of the
United Nations? On the policies of other
nations?
(g) Does your organization directly or in-
directly sponsor or support any proposed or
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pending State or Federal legislation or legis-
lation in foreign countries in the field of inter-
national relations?
(h) In your opinion, what effect, if any,
have educational and philanthropic founda-
tions and comparable organizations had on
international relations? On the foreign poli-
cies of the United States? On the policies of
the United Nations? On the policies of other
nations?
E-5. Explain in detail the activities of your organi-
zation in the field of government and public
administration. The following questions
should be answered fully, but your answer
need not be limited thereto:
(a) What policies govern your activities in
this field, and who formulates said policies?
(b) Do you consult individuals or groups
other than those employed or otherwise di-
rectly connected with your organization in
the formulation of your policies in this field?
Explain fully.
(c) Is an effort made to aid, assist, or sup-
port individuals, groups, or projects repre-
senting divergent views on controversial gov-
ernmental and public administration issues?
If so, explain how this is accomplished. If
not, explain the reasons therefor.
(d) Explain in detail your relationship
with United States Government agencies in
this field.
(e) Does your organization directly or in-
directly sponsor or support pending or pro-
posed State, Federal, or foreign legislation in
this field? Explain.
(f) In your opinion, what effect has your
organization had on governmental and public
administration matters in the United States?
In other countries?
(g) In your opinion, what effect have edu-
cational and philanthropic foundations and
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comparable organizations had on governmen-
tal and public administration matters in the
United States? In other countries?
E-6. Explain in detail the activities of your organi-
zation in the field of economics. The follow-
ing questions should be answered fully, but
your answer need not be limited thereto:
(a) What policies govern your activities in
this field, and who formulates said policies?
(d) Do you consult individuals or groups
other than those employed or otherwise di-
rectly connected with your organization in the
formulation of policies in this field? Explain
fully.
(c) Is an effort made to aid, assist, or sup-
port individuals, groups, or projects repre-
senting divergent views on controversial eco-
nomic issues? If so, explain how this is ac-
complished. If not, explain the reasons there-
for.
(d) In your opinion, what effect has your
organization had on the economic life of the
United States?
(e) Does your organization directly or in-
directly sponsor or otherwise support pro-
posed or pending State or Federal legislation
in the field of economics? Explain.
(f) In your opinion, what effect have edu-
cational and philanthropic foundations and
comparable organizations had on the economic
life of the United States?
E-7. (a) Has your organization ever contributed
any funds to any individual, individuals,
group, or organization within or without the
United States for political purposes? Ex-
plain.
(b) Has your organization ever contrib-
uted any funds to any individual, individuals,
group, or organization for nonpolitical pur-
poses, which funds were nevertheless actually
used for political purposes? Explain.
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SECTION F
F-1. Is your organization engaged in any activities
in foreign countries other than those which
you have indicated in your answers to prior
sections of this questionnaire? Explain fully.
F-2. Does your organization maintain offices or
agents in any foreign country?
F-3. If your answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, explain fully, giving the number of
agents in each country who are employees, the
nature of their duties, the amounts which
they are paid and by whom.
F-4. Does your organization promote activities in
any foreign country through any foreign or-
ganizations or foreign individuals not in your
employ? Explain fully.
F-5. If you are engaged in any activities in foreign
countries, state the amount of your average
annual total budget for such activities during
the past 5 years, and give the proportion of
such budget to the total amount expended
by you during the same period in the United
States.
F-6. Does your organization deal directly with tne
governments of foreign countries in which
funds are spent or activity is promoted? Do
you deal with any particular political party or
group in said countries? Explain fully.
F-7. Is any agent, employee, or affiliate of your
organization engaged in political activities in
any foreign country? If so, explain fully.
F-8. If your organization is engaged in any activity
in foreign countries, do you consult with refer-
ence thereto with the United States Depart-
ment of State? Explain fully.
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SECTION G
G-1. What, in your opinion, is the function of tax-
exempt philanthropic and educational founda-
tions in society today? Are they supplying a
vital need? If so, to what extent?
G-2. In your opinion, could the functions of foun-
dations be effectively performed by govern-
ment? Explain your answer fully.
G-3. State as succinctly as possible your views on
the following:
(a) What contributions to society have
foundations made to date?
(b) Have they succeeded in making the
maximum use of their potentialities?
(c) What mistakes, if any, have they made?
(d) What are the principal difficulties they
face in achieving maximum results?
G-4. In your opinion, has the public a direct inter-
est in tax-exempt foundations and comparable
organizations? State the reasons for your
answer fully.
G-5. In your opinion, is some form of governmental
regulation of foundations necessary or
desirable?
G-6. If your answer to question 5 is in the affirma-
tive, give your reasons therefor and state the
form such regulation should take.
G-7. If your answer to question 5 is in the negative,
give the reasons for your view.
G-8. Do you believe that the charters or other
instruments creating educational and philan-
thropic foundations and comparable organi-
zations should specifically describe the type
of activity in which the foundation will en-
gage? Or do you feel it is sufficient to indi-
cate the organization's purpose in general
terms as "promotion of human welfare,"
"diffusion of knowledge," "betterment of
mankind"? Explain.
G-9. Do you feel that any limits should be placed
on educational and philanthropic foundations
and comparable organizations as to the size
of endowment, legal life, right of trustees to
spend its capital funds, etc.?
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SECTION H
I-1-1. If you have any views or suggestions concerning educational and philanthropic foundations which you
have not covered elsewhere in your answers to this questionnaire, the committee will welcome them.
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SECTION I
I-1. Name and identify those persons, firms, or
organizations, both within and outside your or-
ganization which- have had responsibility for
preparing the answers to this questionnaire.
1-2. State whether you have consulted with the
representatives of other foundations with ref-
erence to this questionnaire and the answers
thereto after receipt of this questionnaire.
1-3. If your answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, give the names, addresses, and titles of
those persons with whom you have consulted.
1-4. State whom, if anyone, you have consulted with
reference to this questionnaire in any branch,
department, or agency of the United States
Government other than the representatives of
the Select Committee submitting this ques-
tionnaire. Give the names and titles of such
individuals.
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(Form A)
QUESTIONNAIRE
SUBMITTED BY THE
Select Committee of the House of Representatives
OF THE
Congress of the United States
Created by House Resolution 561,
Eighty-second Congress, Second Session,
To Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations
and Comparable Organizations
E. E. Cox, Georgia, Chairman
BROOKS HAYS, Arkansas
DONALD L. O'TooLE, New York
AIME J. FORAND, Rhode Island
RICHARD M. SimPsoN, Pennsylvania
ANGLER L. GOODWIN, Massachusetts
B. CARROLL REECE, Tennessee
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STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS
House Resolution 561 of the Eighty-second Congress, second session, authorized and
directed the select committee created by the resolution "to conduct a full and complete investiga-
tion and study of educational and philanthropic foundations and other comparable organiza-
tions which are exempt from Federal income taxation to determine which such foundations and
organizations are using their resources for purposes other than the purposes for which they were
established, and especially to determine which such foundations and organizations are using their
resources for un-American and subversive activities or for purposes not in the interest or tradi-
tion of the United States," and to report the results of its investigation and study by January 1,
1953, together with such recommendations as are, by the committee, deemed advisable. The
resolution invested the committee with the power to compel the attendance of witnesses and the
production of records by subpoena.
This questionnaire is submitted by the committee to enable it to gather information perti-
nent to its investigation. The committee expects that the questionnaire will supply in large part
the data which can otherwise be obtained only by subpoenaing witnesses and records. You can
assist the committee by making full, frank, and direct answers to the questions herewith sub-
mitted to you and returning the questionnaire as quickly as possible in accordance with the
following instructions:
1. Return THREE (3) copies of the completed questionnaire to the COMMITTEE ON FOUNDA-
TIONS, 104 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C., WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT.
2. You may use the regular mails in returning the questionnaire. You need not return the
questionnaire by registered mail.
3. If the space provided is insufficient for your answers, you may attach sheets of paper on
which you have given your answers. In any event, please type the name of your organization
at the top of each page of the questionnaire and any supplementary pages.
4. Make certain that your return address is on the envelope in which you return the ques-
tionnaire.
5. The questionnaire should be certified by one of the principal executive officers or one of
the members of the governing body of the organization such as the chairman, or one of the trus-
tees or members of the board of directors, etc.
If you have any questions, you may communicate directly with Mr. Harold M. Keele, counsel
for the committee, or with his staff at the offices of the committee-104 HOUSE OFFICE BUILD-
ING, WASHINGTON, D. C.?Telephone NAtional 3120, Extensions 2243 and 2244.
E. E. Cox, M. C.,
Chairman.
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1. What is tn name of your organization?
2. What is its legal nature, i. e., a trust, a corporation, or other type of association?
3. If a corporation, in what State is it incorporated and by what State agency?
4. Where is its principal office located, and what is its correct address?
5. When was it chartered or otherwise organized?
6. Is it the outgrowth or continuation of a form of predecessor organization, or the result of a
merger? Explain.
7. How many paid employees does it have?
8. Are any of its paid employees related by blood or marriage to the creator of your organiza-
tion? If so, state the number of such employees.
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9. Has it&RrcgracieFdc'erAtirrtaMDACAliaitiNkkitig*-XtRiliN6a12)R0100B9GlaBODREbtion of the
Internal Revenue Code by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue? If so, when was such
exemption granted?
10. If it is in the nature of a trust, is it permitted deductions for charitable and related contri-
butions as provided by section 162 of the Internal Revenue Code?
11. Give the names and addresses (business or mailing) of all members of your board of direc-
tors or trustees, and of the principal executive officers of your organization.
12. What was the amount of your original endowment':
13. What is the amount of your present endowment?
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14. Is youSIVIZRYftiskErikr agtelt9M 204d qtAeRPMEQQ6a2FANOCOU0041943etermined
liquidating basis? Explain.
15. Attach a balance sheet indicating the amounts of your assets, liabilities, and net worth as of
the close of your last fiscal year.
16. What was your average gross income for the years 1946-1951, both years inclusive?
17. What is the purpose or purposes for which your organization was created as defined by your
charter or other instrument creating your organization?
18. For the period of your last fiscal year give the percentage of your total expenditures in the
following fields: Education, social welfare, health, recreation, religion, international rela-
tions, race relations, government and public administration, economics, and miscellaneous.
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19. Is your organization engaged in any activities in foreign countries? If so, briefly indicate
the nature of such activities.
20. Has your organization made any grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure to any organ-
ization, directly or indirectly, which organization is on the list of subversive and related
organizations prepared by the Attorney General of the United States ?* If so, set forth the
pertinent facts relative thereto.
21. In your opinion is some form of governmental regulation of foundations necessary or desir-
able? Explain.
*List of organizations designated by the Attorney General as within Executive Order No. 9845 according to
the classification of section 3, part III of the Executive Order.
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22. If you hAispretwinctieRtaleg.?64001991i9.0131:1161fickrtifIWRAMM8181-f dations
and comparable organizations, the commitee .Tive come .
I certify that the above answers are, to the best of my ability and information, true and
correct.
(Name and title of party certifying)
(Signature of party certifying)
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 24913
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t.!?ouneation, Inc.
14220 Fulton Street
.11oklyn New York
L.2oundatL,,on4 Inc.
4man J. Lpstein? PI;I:n!;ident
41 '4,wt 66th street
Ncw or N. Y.
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KO= 1700
1;14 4U L,Alle Lt.
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Louis Abelson Foundation, Inc.
115 Arth Avenue
Nen York, M. Y.
The 4Veralloas.1,'ounatio,
Otto Abrahar4 Pri:eident-
120 Broadvaity
New York? N. Y.
Alitha= .a.tion, Inc.
32 Coate Hanover firs,st
and Llizabcth Abre,s Youndationl
111 ibth Avenue
Ne17 York, N. Y.
L1-12r, and goLen FoLne.ations Zne,
111 4t AWMUO
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Y. 2111.: Frew:an, Fre!rieent
karom Avenue
LO.0 Angelen, Oalifernia
Ur.ao4 Foorxiati.n, The.
200 Fifth Avenue
1.';exl York, N. Y.
Acre ..44neV.14U.
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ArOokitray I. Y.
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Actorzo Boundeti.an* Inc*
New Ibric, Y*
J414.4.: ? Lar ALT t;
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Adelman libun(tatiort* Lzie
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Inc,
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,aciptztur,
kibel zad 01.Clitadatt ;.'''oulviatzljt Inc*,
12 La4.?t, 12th
.70;ek,
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IrvingJ i Foureezflazits,
111 t Avenue
Y.
4,;;J:o.a.
5 south b&ih (menu?
1116 art tinn
Q. ;lox 76h
7itazar
Alano ibundation
J. '7't-';-* 0?ml:coal PrefrLtlent, 1.,'Altnr.11:ta'a
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37:4-zry A North 13th ttet
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Israel H. abert Fnticn
% Albert &
TrontonA
Charles 14r Albright Daum U A1LriE,174tburtiation
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333 ::';artitt tAchigay.1 Avenue
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a.ofr L. l'Alkel
1412 went tt.vite tAreet
L. Alltn A.;14,1.::ation) i.
Touche, iii,x,eno1ieetvart
233 rir0E14,Say
Neu York) It. Y.
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Dudley P. 11ertunr.1$ Trant 472-
?r, The CleVtalrWia Co. Tr' CtSC
916 kuelid Avvntie
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Andrew .,,i.Incan$ Jr.
321) Lenttmicy Lift;
viULelituelg
Al:rf Yottion
78 Inaan 11.5.11 Road
Wilmottc:$
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i.X;fr.r.orev Luilding
Altaon.1 p ikil,174LV Iuia
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Al'mitt
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n, 'Jaehincton? D. C.
Atbrose Foundation - Denver, Colo.
'lean Aid Societies for the Needy and Displaced erons of Central and
atheastern Luropel Inc. - Chicac? Ill.
American Anti-Communist Assoc. --Ashingtotl
Ala A1640e* for Economic, 174ducatii.-- Boston, Ease,
American Discussion La?, Inc., The , New York,
Ameri Lecnomic Foundation, The -
ve
American fAiuca NetYork, N. Y.
American Enterprise Assoc. - Ne* lark, N. Y.
American Foundation -
eve
American Foundati Inc.,,The - Philadelphia, Pa.
American Fund for Palestinian Insti ns? Inc. - New Tork? N. I.
American Internatiomal Assoc. for Economic and Eocial Developrent - New York,
Americanism Educati,:n. I Leeple LOE Ank,;(:
American Labor Archive and Research Institute, Inc. - New Tork? N. Y.
American Philanthropic Ptalcation Chicazo, Il1iiois
American..Ensian Cormittee for kedicalikd to the-2 S TIPs
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Founda
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Andr
.turaiea Inc.
Traoora Inc.
Yor
or
I'orld Youth Inc. - New Tork, N. Y.
erbury3 Cairn.
York.
- Houston, Texas
- Chicago, Ill.
Detrol
Foundationthinrt

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Iowa
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Arno)* Vials
Arnc1aritab -0
go on, Inc.,
Arnovita ounda
rntein F?unda
Arn8tein Founation, Inc.
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Aronson and Ora-
As
on, Inc.
k e Ci
- Low York,
? te Albert H. York, N., T.
d - New York, N. Y.
York, N. T.
John W. GreenviU.,Z. G.
Assistance Fund
New York, N. I.
e York,
zian 0 ark, Ns Y.
Forndatin, Ghar?eB David
New York, N. T.
inter-Americana Inc.
Ci
ro no The Vincen. rk, N. T.
Atkins Foundati-
e
revepor
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Atianth. Foumdtion, The Atlanta,-
Atran Foundation, Inc. - New York, N. Y.
Atwater tent Foundation, Inc. - Philadelphia* Pa.
Auerback Foundation, The Beatrice Fox - Bartford, Conn.
Augustana Research Foundation - Rock Iaand, Ill,
Auguste Foundation Iic., H. spencer -New York* M. Y.
Aaroratone Founilation of Ameri
Authorst Fund, Inc. - New York* N. T.
ion Foundation Washington*
C.
Aelet Calif.
Avonda1 Educt1onal and Charitable Foundations Inc. - Birmingham, Alabama
Ayer Founda,iono Inc. - Ulmington* Del.
Ayres Fountht1on Inc. Indianapolis
Azark Foundation, Inc.* J. S. - New York, N. Y.
*sen Fbunda 'ens ACK.* Pittburh, Pa.
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tion h. L41,
r.
Zache ',Foundation, The Jules ? New
atubm004 round Um, Too.' The ? new York, V. T.
Dior Pwdatan, Xnc** V4E !vete Pd.
Baird Youndation, inv., Lavid, ITOF ne * ranfield .-NtA 'York, N.
Baker . day Foundation -- Dot,loox
tient Zuthington,,
B004,014 Jr. Foundation, The A4ltimora, Nele
Brohurr, POundatino Uttrzie, Ind*
Ikt2j Gego and
,a
/WA
Bamberva Lanorlal Poundatico, Rua aeanor i John Lrnezt t Lake
Citri. nab,
Banbury Ft Tk,rr,? Tr*
Barka Founatian$ Inc.
Dit
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Utrion, Pa.
Barnes Pounatioul inc.
Th Lrtoi Coon.
Same AawlationifIu? now York, N. T.
BarAmll Foundation, %he kary r,A0ton .,kuudelphias
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Barr Foundation, The Henry and Di. NOrfak, Va.
Barstow Foundation for
Barth FandChar iet F.
nay 20
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Cancans (Frederick Duclos).- -, ? :olul
la4 Iich.
on, Inc. New To k* N. T.
Bass Foundation, The - Dallas, Texas
Bate Foundation - Lo Angeie, Calif.
LattelleYemorlal Institute r lumbus,
BattenfieId Foundation, The - Kansas city, ko.
Battle Creek Foundation, The - Batt e Creek, Mich.
Battle Fol on, Inc., The - Rocky igount, N. C.
Baum Foundation, Inc. The lei'New York, N. Y.
Baum
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Alvin H. - =maga* Ill,
Bean Foundation, Inc.* F. A. Linos. .ie 1.
Beard Lemorial Foundation, John -Eaa Francisco,.
Becker FOundation* Inc.* The Ada k. & J. S.. - Neu York, N. Y.
Becker Foundation, Inc.,
Beck Foundation., Lewis H.
troi
Lich.
.1 T. 11*
Beck Scholsrshil Fund, Lewis H. - Atlanta_, Ga.
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Ilenvaloci Po
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Inc,' Joceph ork, N,
Dernaya 7oundation,Thc.,-
Benitittt 1.13Lia
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WI; !ark, N,
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Fo
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Una, Inc., Alonzo I and Jentlie
11.
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Brenton Foundation, The - Des Loincs,
Break"- Foundation
Ifa
Broar.ler FoundatiDn -- Chicago, Ill.
Breyer Foundation? Inc. hiathithial Pa,
? Brea Foundation - Now York., N. Y.
,Brier Charitaile Foundation ?vv1.dence, R. I,
Brio ? 'Inatim, araicl and laizabetti Philadelp7
Britith Soamazata, r';'elfare Board .,-bordiaato British Bore-Ault
Navy Chiba- - gashington? D. C,
Brody chartable tuna, Inc., Frances and fydney .il*
Brody Foundation, Detroit, Lich.
Bronston Foundation, Inc., Benj.
Rrooklyn Fowi.a.tio Inc. - kw York, N. I.
Brooks Foundation, Al f':af,ta Aural Calif*
Brotab Beal Latta ? NONYork, 11*
Brown
dation, Inc. - isi,
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Brown foundation, Idwcfrd Brom and Larie - Nevi York, X.
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rown Foundations Inc.
rt Vior J. Tex.
Eau Claims
Brown Foundations Charles Lo e Angeleus Calif.
ons *Inc*,
Founuationl The Townse
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VA.
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Texarkana Ark.
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Buhl Foundation, The sburgh? Pa.
Bulova Foundation, New York, N. Y.
Burbee Free Lecture Fund - Woburn, lass.
Bureau for Intcrcuitur1 Educe,
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Burgess Foundation - Net York* N. Y.
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Burke Memorial 2und, Inc., John P. - Providence, ft, I.
BurlinLton Foundation, T
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lAarroughs Foundation, The - ineheter, N. H.
Burrourxhs Newsboys Foundation, Inc.
Bu&xeso Education Fo
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Btitier'Found _on - Indianapolis Ind.
Byrom Foundation, Inc. - Pleasantville, N. Y.
Byrd Sducationr1 and Charitable Trust, The Anne Douglas Beverly - Winchester, Vac
Byrnes Foundation, James F.
.sburg, C,
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Carpcnter Toa-neintiono Theri14,14atime,
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Cattel tc raytart, Ohio
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CanAlg Foundvtion4 faz?uel nye wiry nanojeu
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Pcrbert L. New York,
Chap
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Charitable Trust of nottie
4de Park Breweries Assoc, Inc:
Chartable
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Charities f flel
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? Charles l''tore Foundation, The ? New York, N. T.
Charleston Foundation, The ? llira ? -e
Charlotte Fond,itin Chs.rlotte, N. C.
Chase icotelo I Charilfrable Trust ? ko.
Chas7i11 Foundat ox Ciacinnati, Ohio
Cheni 'ondationo Inc., The ? New Yoill N. To
Cherry. Youndation? Carl ran nmanct$ool
Chibe Foundation, Inc., The ? Tier: York, N. Y.
Chicago Charitable Foundation,
Chicag
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China Institute in Aze. ca ? Nc-s Tork, N. I.
Chopek?,Solcarr Foundation, Inc. ? New York, N. I.
o ak Txtiie Foundation, Inc, Neia lark,
Christenfield Foundotion? me., alluel H. Nev Tork, N. To
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Chrietia Fowida tiQfl Th - Columbus: Ind
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Citizens FoundatLint Inc. The -.
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Citizens Research I titato Lo Angeles, Ca
Citizens Union: Research 1.Inc.,of the Cii of Neu ork - New Tork: N. T.
Claremore fund: 4,1e - IsAng
N. Y.
Clark Foundation: The - Nlw Tork,
Clark Fund 02 the New 7 r Canzunai y Trust: Idith 'York: N. Y.
141t0,11 ioundotion for Research Houston: Tex.
C1eve3and Foundation, The- GUN'
Cline Charitable eund - I3ctor4 4: 450
Coakley Foundation: The Henri Beeman - Cleveland: Ohio
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QUESTIONNAIRE
SUBMITTED BY THE
Form B
Select Committee of the House of Representatives
OF THE
Congress of the United States
Created by House Resolution 561,
Eighty-second Congress, Second Session,
To Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations
and Comparable Organizations
E. E. Cox, Georgia, Chairman
BROOKS HAYS, Arkansas RICHARD M. SIMPSON, Pennsylvania
DONALD L. O'TooLE, New York ANGIER L. GOODWIN, Massachusetts
AIME J. FORAND, Rhode Island B. CARROLL REECE, Tennessee
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STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS
House Resolution 561 of the Eighty-second Congress, Second Session, authorized
and directed the Select Committee created by the resolution "to conduct a full and
complete investigation and study of educational and philanthropic foundations and
other comparable organizations which are exempt from Federal income taxation to
determine which such foundations and organizations are using their resources for
purposes other than the purposes for which they were established, and especially to
determine which such foundations and organizations are using their resources for
un-American and subversive activities or for purposes not in the interest or tradition
of the United States," and to report the results of its investigation and study by January
1, 1953, together with such recommendations as are, by the Committee, deemed advisable.
The resolution invested the Committee with the power to compel the attendance of
witnesses and the production of records by subpoena.
This questionnaire is submitted by the Committee to enable it to gather informa-
tion pertinent to its investigation. The Committee expects that the questionnaire will
supply in large part the data which can otherwise be obtained only by subpoenaing
witnesses and records. You can assist the Committee by making full, frank, and direct
answers to the questions herewith submitted to you and returning the questionnaire
as quickly as possible in accordance with the following instructions:
1. Return TWO (2) copies of the completed questionnaire to the COMMITTEE ON
FOUNDATIONS-104 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C.,
WITHIN TEN DAYS AFTER RECEIPT.
2. Answers should be prepared so that they are carefully keyed to the section and ques-
tion number of each section. No particular form other than reference to section and
question number need be observed. However, in order to avoid confusion and expe-
dite processing, it is requested that the answers to each section should begin on a page
separate front those on which answers to another section have been given. In other
words, when beginning answers to any section, please use a sheet of paper on which
no other answers have been made.
3. The committee places a higher premium on clarity and substance than on style and
form; on speed of completion rather than on niceties of phrase. Write as much or as
little as is deemed necessary to answer the questions. The committee wishes your
best thinking but will appreciate such brevity and compression as is consonant with
clear exposition.
4. Please use one side only of regular 81/2 by 11 letter-size paper for your answers,
double-spaced and numbered serially at the top irrespective of section, with the name
of your organization at the top of each page.
If you have any questions, you may communicate directly with Mr. Harold M. Keele,
Counsel for the Committee, or with his staff, at the offices of the Committee-104 HOUSE
OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C.?Telephone NAtional 3120, Extensions
2243 and 2244.
E. E. Cox, M. C.
Chairman
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SECTION A
A-1. What is the name of your organization?
A-2. What is its legal nature, i. e., a trust, a cor-
poration, or other type of association?
A-3. If a corporation, in what State is it incorpo-
rated and by what State agency?
A-4. Where is its principal office located, and what
is its correct address?
A-5. When was it chartered or otherwise organ-
ized?
A-6. Is it the outgrowth or continuation of a form
of predecessor organization, or the result of
a merger? Explain.
A-7. (a) Has it been declared exempt from taxa-
tion under section 101 (6) or any other sec-
tion of the Internal Revenue Code by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue? If so,
when was such exemption granted?
(b) Has its exemption ever been removed,
suspended, or challenged by the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue? If so, state when and
the circumstances thereof.
A-8. If it is in the nature of a trust, is it permitted
deductions for charitable and related contri-
butions as provided by section 162 of the
Internal Revenue Code?
A-9. Give the names, addresses (business or mail-
ing), and terms of all trustees, members of
your board of directors, or members of your
governing body since 1935 or since the incep-
tion of your organization, whichever is the
later.
A-10. Is any of your trustees, members of your board
of directors, members of your governing body,
or executive officers also a trustee, director, or
officer of any other tax-exempt organization;
of any corporation or other business organiza-
tion related directly or indirectly to your
organization? If so, explain in detail.
A-11. List the names and addresses of the principal
executive officers of your organization.
A-12. Do you have an endowment fund?
A-13. If your answer to question 12 is in the affirma-
tive, answer questions 14, 15, 16, and 17.
A-14. What was the amount of your original endow-
ment and in what manner was it granted to
your organization?
A-15. What capital additions over $10,000 in
amount have you received since your original
endowment and from what sources?
A-16. Is your endowment fund perpetual or is it ex-
pendable on an optionAl or determined liqui-
dating basis? Explain.
A-17. What is the amount of your present endow-
ment?
A-18. What sources of income, other than from an
endowment fund, has your organization?
A-19. List all gifts, grants, loans, contributions, or
other sources of income for the years 1937-
1951; showing the name of the donor, grantor,
person, firm, or corporation making each gift,
grant, loan, or contribution, the amount there-
of and the year received.
A-20. Attach a balance sheet indicating the amounts
of your assets, liabilities, and net worth as of
the close of your last fiscal year.
A-21. What was your average gross income for the
years 1946-1951, both years inclusive?
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B-1. What is the purpose or purposes for which
your organization was created as defined by
your charter or other instrument creating
your organization?
B-2. State the activities which your organization
considers permissible under the purpose or
purposes stated in your answer to question 1.
B-3. Who determines whether the funds of your
organization are being spent within the limi-
tations set forth in your answers to questions
1 and 2?
B-4. Who determines what gifts, grants, loans,
contributions, or expenditures are to be made
by your organization?
B-5. On what are the determinations specified in
question 4 based?
B-6. With whom do proposals submitted to the per-
son, persons, or group named in your answer
to question 4 for gifts, grants, loans, contribu-
tions, and expenditures originate?
B-7. Is any individual or group of individuals
charged with the duty of originating and
developing plans, programs, and proposals
for the distribution of your funds?
B-8. If the answer to question 7 is in the affirma-
tive, state the names and positions of such
persons.
B-9. Was an investigation of each individual
named or specified in your answers to ques-
tions 3, 4, 7, and 8 made into his or her back-
ground and qualifications before he or she
was elected, appointed, employed, or other-
wise entrusted with his or her duties or
responsibilities?
B-10. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, give details as to the nature of such
investigations, the manner in which they were
conducted, and by whom.
B-11. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state when such investigations were first
instituted.
B-12. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state the reasons for making such inves-
tigations, whether there has been any change
in the policy of your organization in relation
thereto, and, if so, the date and reasons
therefor.
13-13. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether the results of such inves-
tigations were reduced to writing or if any
memoranda were made in connection there-
with.
B-14. If the answer to question 13 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether such writings or memo-
randa (a) were extant as of January 1951,
( b) are extant now, and (c) if extant, the
person, firm, corporation, or organization in
whose possession or custody they are.
B-15. If the answer to question 9 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether any such investigation
revealed any person hired or employed by or
affiliated with your organization who at the
time of the investigation had or prior thereto
had had any affiliations with communist front
organizations.
13-16. If the answer to question 15 is in the affirma-
tive, state the name or names of such person
or persons.
B-17. If the answer to question 9 is in the negative,
state whether such investigations were ever
considered or discussed by your organization
or the trustees, board of directors, or officers
thereof, and, if so, by whom and the basis of
any decision reached in connection therewith.
B-18. If the answer to question 15 is in the affirma-
tive, state what action was taken by your or-
ganization with reference to such person or
persons.
B-19. What steps, if any, have been or are being
taken to prevent infiltration of your organiza-
tion by subversive persons?
B-20. If the answer to question 19 is in the negative,
state whether you think it necessary or ad-
visable to initiate procedures to prevent pos-
sible infiltration of subversives into your
organization; and, if so, whether you intend
to do so and the general routine of the intended
procedures.
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C-1. Have any gifts, grants, loans, contributions,
or expenditures been made by your organiza-
tion which were not in accordance with the
purpose or purposes defined by the instru-
ment establishing or creating your organ-
ization or the permissible activities of your
organization set forth in your answers to
questions 1 and 2 of section B?
C-2. If the answer to question 1 is in the affirma-
tive, list the amount, recipient, date, and
nature of such gift, grant, loan, contribution,
or expenditure.
C-3. Does your organization follow up gifts, grants,
loans, or contributions made by it to other
agencies, foundations, institutions, or groups
by investigation to determine the ultimate
disposition of such moneys?
C-4. Has any gift, grant, loan, or contribution been
made by you to another agency, foundation,
organization, institution, or group which in
turn made or makes gifts, grants, loans, con-
tributions, or expenditures which are not
permissible under your charter or instrument
establishing your organization?
C-5. If the answer to question 4 is in the affirma-
tive, list the amount, recipient, date, and na-
ture of each such gift, grant, loan, contribu-
tion, or expenditure and the reasons for the
making thereof.
C-6. In the making of gifts, grants, loans, contribu-
tions, or other expenditures does your organ-
ization consult with any other organizations
such as the United States Government, educa-
tional groups, religious groups, labor groups,
veterans' societies, patriotic societies, foreign
governments, other foreign agencies? If so,
explain.
C-7. List those institutions, operating agencies,
publications, specific projects, individuals,
foundations, and other groups which have
received aid from your organization and the
amounts and years and nature of such aid
since 1935. (NoTE.?(a) If your filing sys-
tem is so set up, it is desired that the lists be
made up in alphabetical order. (b) Lists
that are included as sections of published
works will be accepted in fulfillment of 7
above.),
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SECTION D
D-1. State your definition and your understanding
of the meaning of the term "subversive" as
that term is comm.only used in public print
today as applied to the activities of an indi-
vidual, group of individuals, an association,
organization, or an institution in relation to
the Government of the United States.
D-2. Does your organization make any attempt to
determine whether the immediate or eventual
recipient (whether an individual, group of
individuals, association, institution, or organ-
ization) of any grant, gift, loan, contribution,
or expenditure made by your organization
has been or is "subversive," as you have de-
fined that term in answer to question 1, in
advance of and/or after making such grant,
gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure?
D-3. If the answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, state the nature of such attempted de-
termination, how made, by whom, whether
the results thereof are reduced to writing,
and, if so, whether they are extant and where?
D-4. If the answer to question 2 is in the affirma-
tive, state when such attempts were first
initiated and why; also state whether such
attempts have been made sporadically or
whether such is established policy, and if the
latter, when such policy was established.
D-5. If the answer to question 2 is in the negative,
state whether such attempts were ever con-
sidered or discussed by your organization, its
trustees, directors, or officers, and if so, by
whom and the basis of any decision reached
in connection therewith.
D-6. Does your organization check immediate, in-
termediary, or eventual recipients of grants,
gifts, loans, or contributions from your or-
ganization against the list of subversive and
related organizations prepared by the Attor-
ney General of the United States?*
D-7. If your answer to question 6 is in the affirma-
tive, state whether such listing of an organ-
ization by the Attorney General of the United
States influences you in the making or with-
holding of grants, gifts, loans, contributions,
or expenditures either directly or indirectly
to organizations so listed.
D-8. If your answer to question 6 is in the nega-
tive, state the reasons therefor fully.
D-9. Do you consider it your duty or responsibility
to consider the possible effects of grants, gifts,
loans, or contributions to organizations which
have been so listed by the Attorney General
of the United States?
D-10. Has your organization made any grants, gifts,
loans, contributions, or expenditures either
directly or indirectly through other organ-
izations to any organization so listed by the
Attorney General of the United States or to
any individual, group of individuals, institu-
tion, or organization considered "subversive"
as you have defined that term in answer to
question 1?
D-11. If your answer to question 10 is in the affirm-
ative, list the recipient and date of each such
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
and the amount and nature thereof.
D-12. If your answer to question 10 is in the affirm-
ative, state whether you knew such organ-
ization had been so listed by the Attorney
General or was considered "subversive" at
the time you made such grant, gift, loan, con-
tribution, or expenditure.
D-13. If your answer to questions 10 and 12 are
both in the affirmative, state your reasons for
making such grant, gift, loan, contribution,
or expenditure.
D-14. Has your organization made any grant, gift,
loan, contribution, or expenditure directly
or indirectly to any individual, group of indi-
viduals, organization, or institution which
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
or recipient has been criticized or cited by
the Un-American Activities Committee of the
United States House of Representatives or
the Subcommittee on Internal Security of the
Judiciary Committee of the United States
Senate?
D-15. If your answer to question 14 is in the affirm-
ative, list the recipient and date of each such
grant, gift, loan, contribution, or expenditure
and the amount and nature thereof.
*List of organizations designated by the Attorney General as within Executive Order No. 9836 according to the classification of Section 3, Part III, of
the Executive Order.
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st 120th Street
rk 27, N. Y.
American Association for Labor Legislation
131 East 23rd Street
New York, 11? Y.
American Association of J'untor Colleges
1785 Mass. Ave., N. W.
Washington, D. C.
American Association. of Museums
Smithsonian Institution
Washington 25, D. Co
American Association of University Professors
1101 Connecticut Ave., N. W.
Washington 6, D. Co
American Association of IJn.tveralty
1634 Eye Street, N. W.
Washington 6, D. Co
American Council on Education
744 Jackson Place, N. W.
Washington 64 D. Co
American Council of Learmd Societies
1219 16th Street, N. W.
Washington 6, DO CO
American Federation of Arts
Barr Building
Washington 6, D. G.
American Friends Service
20 South 12th Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
American Historical Association
Library of Congress Annex
Washington 25, D. C.
American Institute of Planners
77 Massachusetts Avenue
CaMbridge 39, Mass,
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50 east Huron Streot
Chicago 11, Illinois
American Public Weltare Association
1313 Eaet 60th Street
Chicago 37, Illinois
American Peace Soc?ety
1612 We Stree N. W.
Washington, D. C.
American Russian Institute
58 Park Avenue
New York, New York
American Touth Hostels
Math Street
Nerth.fI.14, Mass.
Association of American Colleees
726 Jackson Place, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
Association of Land.Grant Colleges & Univoraitie
Room 613
1406 G Street
Washington 5, D. C.
Association for the St
1538 Ninth Street, No W
Washington, D, C.
Brookings Institute
722 Jackson Place, N. W
Washington 6, D. C.
of Negro Life. & History
Common Council for American U
20 West 40th Street
New York 18, N. Y.
Community Service Society
105 East 22nd Street
New York 10, Now York
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Chautauqua N. Y.
Committee on Intelleotual Cooperation
National Committee of the USA on Inter-
national Intellectual Cooperation
ob Dr. Waldo Cl. Leland
2122 Washington Street
Newton Lower Falls, Messachusetts
Council on Foreign Relations
58 East 68th Street
New York 21, N. Y.
Family Welfare Assn. of Ainerioa
130 East 22nd Street
New York NO Y.
Federal Council Churches of Christ in Amerlo
297 Fourth Avenue
New York 10j N. Y
Foreign Policy Association
22 East 38th Street
New 'fork 27. N. Y.
Industrial Relations Counselors
1270 Sixth Avenue
New York, N. Y.
Institute of InternationalEducation
2 West 45th Street
New York 19 N. Y.
Institute of atria Relations
1 East 54 Street
New York 22 N. Y.
Institute of Politics
Williamstown, Uassachusette
3 n d
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684 -ark Avenue
New York 21, N. Y.
Institute of Nem:Ws Profeesio
Catherine Filene Shouse
1066 National Press Building
Washington, D. C.
ions
International Fou atton forVisual Educatic
130 East 22nd Street
New York, N. Y.
International Student Committee
500 Riverside Drive
New York, N. Y.
League for Political Education
123 West 43rd Street
New York, W. Y.
Museum of Modern Art
Fifth Avenue &82nd Street
New 28, N. Y.
National Alliance of Art and Industry
119 East 19th Street
New York 3, N. Y.
National Asociatton or the Advancementof Colored People
20 West 140th Street
New York 18 N. Y4
National Association for Art Education
745 Fifth Avenue
New York, N. Y.
National Associationor Constitutional Governmen?
716 Colorado Building
Washington D. C.
National Bureau of Eoononio Research
1819 Broadveky
New York 23* N. Y.
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1312 Mass, Avenue, X. N.
Washington 5, D. C.
National Conrerence of Social Work
82 North High Street
Columbus 15, Ohio
National Education Aasociation
1201 Sixteenth St.., N. W.
Washington, D. C.
National High School Orchestra Camp Association
Box 366
Ann Arbor, Michigan
National Liberal Immigration League
309 Broadway
New York, I. Y.
National Peace Conference
8 Vest 40th Street
New York 18, N. T.
National Planning Association
800 21st Street, N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
National Research Council
2101 Constitution Ave., N. W.
Washington 25, D. C.
National Security League
25 West 43rd Street
New York, N.!.
National Tax Association
P. O. Box 3.799
Sacramento 6, California
National Urtrm League
1133 Broadway
New York 10, N. Y.
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54 Nast 6Zth Street
New York 21, W. Y.
New York AcadeMY 0.1
2 East 103rd street
New York 29 Ns Y.
Pan American union
17th & Constitution Ave.
Washington 6, D. G.
People's Institute of New York
70 Fifth Avenue
New York, No Y
Pocono People's College
Henryvirle, Penn.
Progressive Education Asan.
221 West 57th Street
New York, N. Y.
Public Affairs Institute
312 Penna. Ave., So L.
Washington, D. C.
Social Scienc't1 Research Counc
230 Park Avenue
New York 17, N. Y.
726 Jackson Place,
Washington, D
Southern aegionai Co
Room 432
63 Auburn Avena
Atlanta 3, Ga.
Southern Sociologic
Munsay Building
Washington, D. C.
Workers Education Bureau of America
1440 Broadway
New York 18, N
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