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ve ‘oomnon notion that the sole guilt of this war rests _* upon Japan. The guilt rests also upon the United States and other nations”. - & ALLEY He BARR, executive secretary of the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA | SERVICE BOanD FOR CONSCIENTIOUS OUJECTORS, has headquarters with the FELLOW SHIP OF RCONCILL:TION in Yerkeley. HARR's neme also appears on the lettere head of the INSTITUIL OF INTERNAT’. WAL RELATIONS. Associated with BARR is an agcressi ve individual named CALL te OOTE, who is the author of several pam- phlets published jointly by the a.ove mentioned Pacifist organizations. _ While BARR and FOOTE shere offices and work topether in assisting conscientious objectors, the former does not support FOOTE's attitude towards the Japanese and when FOUTE advised the confidential informant of this office that "the Japanese are rettin- a raw deal, and I am trying to help them", Ir. BARR ‘took pains to explain that ir. FOOTE was spexkine for himself and not for the FELILOUSGIP OF RECUNCILIATION or the SERVICE BOARD FOR CONSCI“UKTIOUS OBJECTO.S. Similarity in style between FOOTE's sipned pamphlets and the ‘unaiened hooklet published by the COLOZADO COUNCIL OF CHU:CIUS, entitled "The [Japanese in Our hidst", “which was the subject of a special report to MIS, G=', War Department, July 13, 1942, indicates that CALEB FOOTE may have been the auther of pro-Japanese proparvanda published in Denver. FOOTE speaks as he writes, in an outspoken manner which is not wholly consistent with his pacifistic views. 6. “FR. FRANK HERRON SUITH of Berkeley, California, is vresident of the PROTASTANT CO:2.ISS1IOW FUR JAPANESE SURVICB, an orpanization closely sliied with the COMJISSION ON ALILNS AND PRISONERS OF WAR, ‘The PROTISTANT COMMISSION FOR JAPANZSE SERVICE includes representatives fron all Protestant Churches on the Pacific Coast. Attention is invited to a special report to MIS, G2, War Departnent, Aucust 15, 1942, subject "Church Interest in Japanese Evacuees”, in which DR. SPal LOY ARUSTRONG HUNTER, Presbyterian member of the Committee, stated to a confidential informant of thie office that "The Churches are strivin; to brin; about the release of those American= born Japanese now in ‘concentration camps'.” It is noted that Mrs. STANLEY A. HUNTER is a member of the Board of Directors of the HOKThERN CALIFORNIA :. SERVICE BUALD FOR CONSCIENTIOUS OBJcCTORS of which ALLEN H. HAKR is ex- > goutive soorotarye # Incle.— | B.T.P. 1. Pamphlet “var Way in tho Midst of War." re 26 Panphlet /” ave Ve Forgotten Justice: ‘ _ $s -Service Board letter. . Ae C.P.S8.Propran. . ; jp UncLews “ ap-005 be a BY 3 TAG) PER 7 ‘