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Wr0 MMM | | | . Washineton Field Office files refledt that = Was one of the eanponssre of the a le teed Weaee Arde he wes dea Mea Cultural and SeLentiric Conterence for World Peace, WFO- files nlso reflect chat UE . | televnonically advised _WFO on Hay 21, 1954, thet tee, who wes to heve addressed the teachers of the District of Colucdia at a teachers! meeting on Mey 24 end May 25, 1954, hrd been cited by HCUA as a svonsor for two ormanizations cited as being subversive. 2 azain telenhoned Washinzton Field Office on Mey 25, 1954, and pdvised that had informed ep nember of the D. CG. Board of Educetion thet | ’ Moffice hed cleared MARR put that she had telschoned WER Administrative Assistent end learned from him thet this wes not true and that she felt the FBI should “now about this. WFO files reflect that the AFSC was one of the Oorganications from the United States which announced that - they would send reoresentatives to a oeace conference which was to be held on October 23 through October 26, 1951, in Zagreb, Yugoslovia. . ITA #24 7 ref] mane +h favrnrkh 14 IOha WY Ww dALIC’S ais TLLOUns thet en oo 5 16, Lore s an infornent hed navised that eee of the Arsc . of New York City had edvised the informant that he weg * making arranzenents for a dinner for the mussien Ambassador ae = It wag also ateated that the Russian Empagsy would be contecte2 to see if the Ambassador would eporove of a dinner at the Quaker House in New York City on March 28, 1949. WFO files further reflect that a Russien official had asked a member of the Soviet UNRRA Delegation to find out about the APSC of Philadel shia, who hed effered to send relief food to Russia end in nerticular wanted information es to what the orgrnication revorted, whet its poldticsl leaninzs were and whet sort of a business it was engrged in. WFO files elso reflected, thet a Soviet revresentative had attended a meeting of the AFSC’ which vas held in England and that at the invitetion of Russia the AFSC slanned to send a delenetion of Quakers to Russia, in the summer of 1954, These files reflected thet 2 Qe of the AFSC hnd made erranzements with the Yuryoslavian Enbassy and the Russian Emprssy enabdling students in Washington, D..C. to visit those embessies,