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Lee oe i ( i UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | . San Francisco, California sply, Please Ri > eee January 16, 1967 a ; " SHIPMENT OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES FROM — JAPAN. TO NORTH VIETNAM SPONSORED BY AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS, FEBRUARY, 1967 weet a . can Ty. fan) fe i . . ; os) fil ft. AE K/'t pecmereets : ‘ J - PHILLIPXDRATH in news release to "Independent Journal," Ly San Rafael; Cariutcrnia, daily newspaper, on January 14, 1967, stated he would depart January 16, 196 1:00 p.m. for Tokyo by air with HORAC member from Iowa. In Tokyo they~wi foin six other Sogiety of Friends members to prepare vessel which belongs to EARLP REXNOLDS » , a visiting Professor of Anthropology at Hiroshima woméH's”~ ‘College. They will sail with medical supplies for the Red Cross” My in North Vietnam_in a 55~foot schooner to Hong Kong. and to. Haiphong, North Vietnam. They hope to obtain $25,000.00 worth ~ of medical supplies which will be purchased in Japan for ‘delivery to North Vietnam. Arrival in North Vietnam is planned _ “EMBER OF SUBJECT ORGANIZA Liv. for early March. — ~- The group hopes to set up a Quaker Relief Mission ‘in- North Vietnam upon arrival there. After leaving North Vietnam, DRATH plans to continue around the world to speak in principal cities against the war. DRATH was quoted as. saying, "We want to make as much fuss as possible. We want to show how much we are opposed to this terrible war, and that the people of the North need as much help as the people of the South... We have been trying for some time to send medical supplies to the Red Cross in Worth Vietnam, but the State Department has interfered, . 50 Bwe decided to go on our own." Sthis document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of wothe FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your - mrsencys it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. Vli- ff ofa 2 ge 17 2 om San Francisco bewlins. MRHEY, a Society | Ors! fA ww € ™ rk .