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•4tAV70 JULOVICH, tctorn Ownnrby roliable informamt. no pro-TitoYugoslav Consulato at Chicago,

. at two official Yugoslav functionsMacedonian Nall oponod at Gary,BLAGOJE POPOVSKI, Yugoolav con oulActivitios of141012.92.4LIUMILM6..aLlogodsot out.

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Indiana, 11/29/53 withfrom Chicago, officiating.

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YUGOSLAV ACTIVITIESTNE UNITED STATal

Indianapolis T-1, of21, 1953, that SLAM

Tavorn, at Hinthyand Broadwaycloso to GE0R1EnLIEV, who is

at Chicago, Illinois.is alao friendly with one GEORGE

at 9241 Konnody Avonuo,*that ILIEV is not officiallybut is paid by the Govorament

business deals.

Confidential Informant)atown reliability, advised on OctoberfaIOVICR, who operated Slavko t sStreets, Gary, Indiana, is veryassociated with the Yugoslav Consulate

.7-1 further advisod that ILIEV"ARIC, • notary public who rnaidosEast Chicago, Indiana. T-1 statedettachod to theYugoslav Consulateof Yugaalark. to ropresont it in

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Confiduntial Informant Indinnnpolioof known reliability, ndviond on Oncombor 1, 1953, thatbLAIIKO JULAVICH to n pro-Tito Mnendoninn contact for thengcslnv Connulntn in Chinn:re, Illinnin.

I. political naglroft:Jrnda Aotivitinn

T-I ndvinnd on Novombor 20, ).53. Mint inearly Octobor, 1953, n talobrntion was hold at Oblong°,

p-xor to the Nacodoninn Indapona . w .ri no whichwar Ottobor 13, 1953; T-1 :Anted oovorn1 GnInago YugoolovConsular officialn attondnd the colobrution along withsome Mtcedonians from tho Gary, Indiana amt. T-1 advisedthat 4LAVED ZOLOVICH, supra, attondod the colobration andmontionod of ton while there that the Ctry, Indtino Macedonianswore purchasing a $30,000 ball in Gary. T-1 romarked thatJULOV.:CH stated that tho hall would be opened on Novombor 29,1953, tho Yugoolov Indopondonco Day.

According to the Informant. •.%•• naw hail tonatural/ the building formnrly known no Um !:pahiohwhich in located at 11th and I-indium-1 3troata, Gary, Indiana.

T-2 adviend on Docambor 1, 1953, thatZILAGOJE%7•POPOVSKI,,ofthe Xugoolov Cc:May.1ot° Chita80,Illinois,- was in ottani:1one° at tho coloin;1711:hold atCrary, Milano, on Novomber 29, 1953, inanjarnting the openingof the nbove-mentioned Macedoninn bail. T-2 further advisedthat POPOVSKI took an important part in the originalproparation for that affair.

Confidential Informant Indianapolis T-3, ofknown reliability, advised on Decombor 1, 1953, that areception had been given by the Yugoslav Consul Gonoralon November 27, 1953, at 5863 Konmoro Avonuo, Chicago,Illinois, on the occasion of a Yugoslav National Holiday.

stated there wore about one hundred people in attondanceat the rocoption, of whom quito a tow wore Macodonianswhich Infonsantromorkod might indicato a greater. degreeof Macedonian 'activity in Yugoslav affairs. T-3 furtherstated there wort several people in attondanoo from Gary,

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I3GDArICH, former clork the Chicago-Yugoel Consulate..T.3 concludia thaf

•tsoo :West- significant aspost of the

1-e:option was tho larp :lumber of Hacodoninns who attended.

T-2 advisod on Decor/bar 1. 1953. that arecopt n, in honer of YuGoslav Day was bald In the hone orV. m ANVEROVIC, 5R63 North Xonsiore Avales, Chiang°,'Illinois, on Novembsp 27; 1953. T.2 stat:C. that among thosevrsvont woro SYLVIAOZELSIC, and SLAVED JVICV1 .:11, supra, bothof Gary, Indiana.

It is notod that Confidontial InformantIndi , n , 00lis T44.; of known reliability, has advised that

44IE3IC rosidos at 3396 Hnssachusotts 3tract, Gary,Inliana, and is a mombor of the Supremo Board of thoCroatian Fraternal Union.

Confilainti-1I.

Llikmant T-6, ofknown roliability, advsed t Croatinn Frate=gl_Lhion,vith national officos at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a bona

'Tido fraternal insurance organisation which has been incor-porated to conduct an insurance businoes in niarc, statos ofthis country. The bulk of the CPU momhorehi:r iv loyal tothn United Statos but pro-Communist dolosatel clootod sovoralof their candidatos to the Supreme. Board (r e: Ai-actors at theS/vonth National CPU convention in 1947 nnl wro succosefulin bleating their entire slato, caevosod of Cs:monist Partyrsmbors or sympothisnrs it the Eighth CPU National Conventionhold in Los Angolos, California, Soi4ombor 17-25, 1951.

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T•1 ndricsd on Octabor 2: 163. %I:at officials• Lnt tho Yugnalav Consulnta in Chiang°, Illinn:somrs pushing

POMCBM MICH, forporly on ane.stant to &moralThe

crihodsolo of a pltak4ot (title unknown), which 7vimphlotdes 'RAJA hINAILOVICH, as a mombor of tho Usbnati, T-1 atatodthat ramlics, who residos at 1321 Ponnayl7nnin Street, Gary,•Irdi.ru" win currently in Italy; the natura hio missionthar:. A-T

T-14 hue edvisod that the Uot..%!hwasa fascist. organization which land an p ray In Yllsaoln. ding tho wnr'LHcilbod tho Croattm ',Ammo protoctors) •

On Oetcbor 27, 193, Dotoe:f., p 4. LTER RfalILTON,Vnr7 Polico Dopnrtmont, Gnry, Indiana, olv:.r.Jd ‘'.pocIril AgontMill 4s tir. GRUBB thnt a Yugoolnv dianInceJ p., 4 nm..7., aod'

51rn4m TIMM( had boon arreotod on that e-,1 at. l'aargoa ofcrilul and battory. E t:HILTON atltud tin .: Zi".N. VUX :q arrosth-d nrison from a qunrrol botwoon him p ag i! .Ahor displacodpor,cn and that following his nrroat SW,rW ii: ond ndvioodaficors of tho Onry Polio° Dopnrtmont no foll,wst

BO stntod that ha and anothnr udidbattfloadisplaced person had gottnn into a violent av3Amont regardingtho activities of ono hOMCHILO DJWICH, who mJf.dos at 1321Ponnsylvania Strbot, Gary, Indiana. STAMP/OK rolntod thatDJUJICH was tormarly n priost in Yugoslavia, had boononpturod by tho Italian Army during World war II, andavontually hid worked his way up in tho ostoom PZ hfo Italian.'ooptors to the point thit ho was -givon nutharity by tho.Italians to orgnnizo an anti-Tito nrmy to finht in Yugoslavia.STANOVUK stated that ovor sinoo that timo, =JIM has had a

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considorablo following among Yugoslays both abroad as wallIs among those residing in the Unitod Status. Ho continuothat ho had hoard rocontly over the radio, many broodcants..roalorcd by the Scrbnn Nntionol Dofonso Council of Chicago,Illinois, that DJUJI s:E ule in :Ltnly nt the :rneont time. HerenclIded in hin rtlt..(i.nt to tho Gory Pclinr that he.•;:lioved DJUJICN u, o Ltaly for tho of promoting awor betwenn Italy Aal Yo3Ja/nvin which would ovnntinllyresult in hio 07...ced nt the hand of the Yugoslavgovernment if T1TO un...e overthrown.

swRovur ndvised SA CHATUZI W. OrMra onOctober 27, 1953, upon cloaer quootioning. Vult LJJJICHmight hovo gono to Itnly fo, ...areonal and socialrans•Lu. rrther than noliticol ones. Ho eintod, howevor, thatha bc1 4 ovod the 3irbtan Nntional noronno Council wa g behindDJUJICH in his oftorta to overthrow. the TITO government inorder that if cnch came to pnsa, a oeparnte country ofSeroin m_ght be estnblinhod. ST':10VUK etntad thnt DJUJICHhas aomn followers omens Yugoslnvs in ea Cr-7y, Indiana area,but he does not believe the movement is .A• vor7, slwattimportance due to ita hmprooticality.

It is nct.94 that Confidoal Inl,rmantInu'onepolis

ucCeun rolinbility, cr. July 3, 1953,

er.lained that the -• bins. Notional Defeo.Zouncil orLlartort is an_anti-Co nunist.Serbinn orgation which

orrrently assisting Sorbian refucoee tr rt'd homes and,raqloyment in tho United Stilted.

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