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Atlanta ¢"2ep é and does not sell any oroducts and has young boys and girls betyeen twenty nad thirty who come-from the Fast to stay at the ae ore cea tt Ghee ee Sey ae farm all summer. He stated that Esamat-*& stays there all summer and that he believes that he is affiliated in some man- ner with the Columbia University. LE Tae of the Eke stated that she knew aggre” eure er enh only slightly; that he runs a ¢amp about seven miles out in the mountains from Clarkesville, Georcia, known as Friends Service Camo. She stated that ERByver™ h was presently an instructor at the State Teachers! Collece in + Florence, Alabama, and that as far asshe knew he was running this canp for an excerinent in physical culture for young people about twenty years of ase and from New York and other Eastern States. ¢.0 7% gave a description of Wer eT ew Soy: “+ _ MAIR LA TET aN RN ‘ . ay ets > eg ee yl depress as a, neal * checked his records and advised that 700 oo. wutwedioes Lad Rea ACERT from the American Sriends. Socdety in Philacelohia, Fa, He also stated that one Wo OU tgwas director of this camp and wae ‘a direct representative of the Anericen Friends Society, Phila~ delphia, Pa, A description of © 7°* “mp was also obtained ene ‘Matus 2 Names a “za. «He stated that becatem ines. @ had brought boys dom from the East and allowed them to work on the farm and thus improve themselves physically. ' _pronetaony of Gomer "A eleer sys stated that Een. a deand tg oa. ¥, both of ¢riends Service Camp, had been dealine with thei 33M store for quite some time, but they were always good pay and that they acpeared to be affiliated with some organization from the East; that he personally did not believe that they were in any manner un- American in their activities; and that the birvest trouble in Clarkesville was that. the people were unable to find out just what they were doing out there and thus it worried thea a great deal. r ue soe apo . Lathe fe eo rr a Patt satinen a stirs a L< “Pee eg Uy s en we santitiaBineke 4 eee? tr Perea cpa WE EM pthioe of interest was obtained from sawe, all of them dealine with the adainistration of instant camp or apeaking of arrival or cvsarture of various momberg of the camp. It was noted (ee ees ial) that one BE. .73e@M was one of the speakers at the caso. oo JTree dae a pursonal friend of writer, is a great worker in peace movanents and is an ardent Quaker. He spends much of his time going over the country civing speechas on peace and the Qunker way cf life. It is also per-