Reader Ad Slot
Reader Ad Slot placeholder
If you would like to support SpookStack without paying out of pocket, please consider allowing advertising cookies. It helps cover hosting costs and keeps the archive free to browse. You can change this choice at any time.
American Friends Service Committee — Part 28
Page 143
143 / 149
oe
ie me we TE ee pee
ee ee ry
- me me eee
ae
SOI (Continued) 12 November 1954
AMERICAN FRIENDS SEXVICE COMM TTES . Pages Z
dodging the draft and allitery aervice by residing in @ foreien country. It °
wes noted that nembers often oarried large excunts of Literature, indicating that
AFSC oarried on a recruiting campaign for ite Yezican activities among young
anoricana of military age. Sources believed that such advertising delayed end
- ispeded the American war effort and provided a convenlent avenue of eacepe from
militery service for young Apericans. | (B-z)
° " 4» An inforzant of known reliability advised that the Anerioan Friends
Service Inatitute at Albright Collers, Readlogs, Pennsvivania held a meeting en-
titled "Fellorship of Recone{liation” Day on 13 July 1946. Kezbers of the Fellow
ship of Recenchliation were urged to attend this nesting. A special nesting was
@cheduled with A. Js” fiete and EFayertRuatio ae the speakers. (fustin was’ sen-
tenced to a three year tera in the Federal Penitentiary as a reeuit of his rouse
el to ctsy the Seloctire Sarvice Ast). The final report of the Prison Service
Cormittees revoaled that AYSC hed been active in aiding and rehabilitating por-
eons sentenced to prisen in the United States, with particular attention toward
persena who had been imprisoned as conscientious obsectora. The AFSC acted as
a distributor for a panphist entitled Me, The Cffecders, by Arle Brooks. The
preface of the pamzhlot indicetod that © Eroocs had been sentenced to prison on
two separate occasicus a3 a conscientious obsectsr, once for refusing to reris—-
ter for the draft and onee for sot having a dra:t card. The pacchlet was pub--
lished by the Social Industrial Section of the ATSC. A newspaper article ap- .
peared in the Fhilazolrchia Incuirer on 2 June 1951 by George E. Sokolsky, assort-
img that AFSC, tne Leading orranitation amcne the Quakers, had issued a pamphlet
designed to encourage drericans to favor peace. (2-2)
. Se The files of another agency of known reliabllity indicated that the
AFSC has st various tines suprerted Socialists end pro~Cormunistss The AFSC held
{tz ennval Institute of Interrstionz] Pelations at Hershey, Pennsylvania cn 7 9
@ Sey 1954. The rrocram of this inatitute wie entitled "Norld Foous on J. S. a”
One of the sneakers was Derk Fedde, a pro-Com=cunist professor fren rhilecelphia,
Pennsylvania. ‘No known Communists were observed at thie mesting and no Comminist
activity, was reported. (8-2)
é
Only Information derived from Arny sources fe feoluded in thie summarys
r
. : : . ee ee ee Ee ee
w. . *
——? |
/ " RESRADED UNCLASSIFIED
Cle s pec 176 ~
BY COR USAINTA F
vee
AUTH PARA 1-603
ma
O1G
DODS200
Community corrections
No user corrections yet.
Comments
No comments on this document yet.
Bottom Reader Ad Slot
Bottom Reader Ad Slot placeholder
If you would like to support SpookStack without paying out of pocket, please consider allowing advertising cookies. It helps cover hosting costs and keeps the archive free to browse. You can change this choice at any time.
Continue Exploring
Agency Collection
Explore This Archive Cluster
Broad Topic Hub
Topic Hub
federal bureau
letter
Related subtopics
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic