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fecordins to Cr a, Fanaa in addition to being » speaker at affairs of the .jvakcer-sponsored Rece Strect Forum, has also been # guest lecturer on Chine at severel effeirs sponsored by the! PSC. (20 U3 advised that 2°73, in his renarks, generally vreised the Chinese Communists; stating thet they were "sesthetic and disciplined," unlike the Chinese Wationelists. fw renértedly declared thet the Chinese Reds were justificd in intervening in the Korean ‘lar, and elleged that they weited until the last vossible moment, entering the war only to protect their territorial rights. He declared thet the Chinese Cownunists were justified in « their actions in entering the war and added that the Communist regime "deserved to win in China.” set RT a : eee ys . EL... J further advised thet following addressy & auest tion-Egn.-answer period was held, during which alee Et weal sae ee ie, vn ween -f Of the Rece Street Porun, wes esked , Why “shes ESC “did nét disassociate themselves from the Cormumists .” who were "using the Friends in their peace offensive." ° Co *¢ revortedly revlied that the Friends supported the Stockholm Peace Petition beceuse they are for peace. He addcda that they were not concerned with the motives of those who helped bring, about pezce, since the ettainnent of pvcece was their objective. ' tc ee TT added that aan F in commenting on Qo alg stend, seid thet he opposed "use of vesce propaganda as pert of war vrovofennda" and indirectly inferred that he did, not believe the Communist- inspired peace crusede wes a Sincere effort towrds vesce, On Fpril 27, 1653, Cl 9 eavised that the Rece Street Forum is a cleering house of opinion maitatained oy the religious Society of Friends es e public service from their . §tandooint and used orincivelly to further thelr pacifist Views on war end weace end humen relations generally. Accord- ing tol a) othe Race Strect Forum is not affilieted with the PPSC, The Jenuery 6, 1952, issue of the Peme. Edition, "Tho Yorker," carried on Pass 1, Column 1, an erticle entitled "quaker Lesder Condemis U.S, Foreign Policy," which is set out as Pfobtlovss - 26 -