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rer. ia ‘ a . py wenn “Ente at aaa! m = "th. Support of other cooperative self-help projects ‘as may be set up in the future and for other aliied expenses. "'3Tt would, of coursé, be necessary for ae ie organization to consult with the American Friends ‘Vice Committee 8m thie aAgintrms se ty t¢hetey va listorneed nese m Fo +n aida wif tw VeVi y coo wey Whit ws Willingness to test 1a Le take sending of funds to their representative in North Africa for this purpose, If they are to be sent they should be forwarded to uw a ee oy in care of the Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, APO 534, Postmaster, New York City,! . "Sincerely yours, pt tend ema we. ote (P 4 1, ae See ae TE a ae nae ame ce lamPed om . ee eT Se a . Lr 10-243) TE On June 21, 1944, T-12 obtained an official report on the work of the J/FRC from the time of its inception on Farch 11, 3942 to June 1944, This repert indicated that the JAFRC had been granted tne rignt by tie U, S. Governnent to send £5900 a month tr Wardkh Afriece tay moe 4s Snag yi sh Renvbblicans ir that country The report further indicated this money wes spent under the Supervision cf the AFSC, which operates directly in North Africa and Was approved for this cuty by the U. S. State Department. The report listed KENDALL NUMBRELAND as tne APSC representative in Nerth Africa, The report went on to state that the AFSC is directed by the JAFRC as to whom the recipients of the funds shall pe. (7-12, 1944). Tn Tanne VOB) oom = Mme eam se ee pe tee Te nea, am JUNC, i, to - - lab me 3 ARSC, advised Im oT, a Tl SEAL the AFSC had collaborated with the Spanish Refugee “Appcel of the JAFRC to raise funds for feeding the childscon of Spain during the Civil War in that ccuntry. €CL oc orreportedly stated, “our approach was entirely non-political, We just wanted to food the children. we believe that hungry people anywhere in the world shavld be helped.” rar wa added, however, that as soon as whe 13 aed