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AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, . . NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 - 29; 19643 L . ‘ / ‘ + "Y said I thought that even in times of war we: found non-combat duties for conscientious objectors, but he would not say more than, 'Well, he thought he would get off with a light sentence but the Court gave him the maximum.' He seemed to have quite a wide acquaintance among Government officials here 4n’Washington. He named several at Justice and other Departments, and asked 1f I knew them. He also said he knew Senator HUMPHREY. DALE led all the Freedom Songs, and saw to it that every program ended with, 'We shall overcome.' — ° a : "TLSA-PINKSON -- 10709 Keswick Street, Garrett | Park, Maryland, 20766. Mother is member of Women —Strike for Peace, and went with delegation to Tie Hague this summer to present petition opposing MLF. In discussion group argued strongly for good way of life in Soviet Union, quoting her mother ~ and father, who had spent month of July there. "KATHY BOGE -- 100 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, — _ (New York. Said she had gone with Women Strike for eho. -" Peace Delegation to Capitol Hill to present petition against MLF. Said the United States was giving — _...\. ; West Germany more and more nuclear know-how until - e they would soon have it all. (NOEL interjected here that this was the great fear of the Soviet Union and was why they opposed MLF).' Se TE ee 1 . tee - . - =e! rs —_ = | Oar (ast name unknown)’ -- light-skinned Negro arn from South Carolina.- Alcof, very intense. “~~~ wy we oem | Oe te geet em mpi ner "He had placed his name on the list of students was urging others to go, too. (I was toid HILER oof h) ees to Russia next summer with Hiler Tours, and Y 48 a Quaker teacher in Philadelphia, who organizes ' two tours each summer for students - one to the Soviet Union and one to parts of the United States {apparently poverty-stricken areas). One