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{ -3- () and memoers of the Staff, At this meeting, the Friends named presented lemurs ci concern from a substantial number of Friends who could not be wecceni. These ingluced the late David Frinshaw, E. Merrill Root, Charles 5. Ball, 3. Avchus Watson, Lloyd S. Cressman, William E. Fort, Jr,, and William C. Dennis. In addition to these and other written statements, lie Priends present ene pressed themselves freely anda Seventecngage typewritten Cocument citing in “a - | some detail quotations from Service Committee speakers and staterients annecvine « L in literature circulated was read. Fel Some of the facts presented seemed to come as a surprise to the Boar re sermbers and Staif Members of the Service Committee present: They made imiost no comment on these facts but seemed to take the view that they were a a selatively unimportant considering the size and extent of the program of the Service Committee. After inviting us to a mceting to be held later in Pailadelohia at which cetailed comment would be made, the meeting in New York adjourned. The later meeting was held at the office of the Service Committee in wnilacelphia, May 28, 1957, Present for our group were Dwight W. Michener, + wr t. - aA on = ae ec - —_ ad . t r 7a? . ag .. ve late C, Marshall Taylor, Clifford Haworth, Harry N. Wright, J. Monnedy andr . - tg a ra’ + . . . - . aw Sinclaire and Howard E. Kershner. Representing the Service Committee were a -~ 77 , . + . to, al . . “nna Brinton, Thomas Harvey, Albert Linton, Claude Smith, Herace Stubbs, To Our great surprise, no detailed answers were given to the mutters pre- sented at the previous meeting. We were told of the history and le;al status a2 C o C ¢. Pe tt eo oO oe t Pan ar the Service Committee, all of which we knew, for many of us have