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.-——-—to coincids with his.om. . hile MRMgRMMM loyalty was believed to be _ _* Attorney General of the United States, he has cooperated with eam of these organizations at various times in the past when their purported goals seemed above reproach, his humanitarian zeal has sometimes caused him to be imprudant dn accepting the ostensible motives of others without question. Through his intense desire to achieve wmiversal peace, he has also lost sight of the danger inherent in the Commmist conspiracy to dominate the earth. \ - ee 7 : Pe oe , ‘ * eye ot tatty aaead ee oc . a at . - _ +. é . 7 Nan ” a a a a re 7 On October 7, 1955, was observed by agents of the FBI entering the AFSC meeting house located at 20 South l2th Street, Phila- delphia, at approximately 7:30 Pe Mey Where he remained for approximately 24 hours, ‘ a jhe October 16, 1955 issus of "Penna. Edition The Forker," Page 15, Colunn 3, contained en article concerning Non-Commumist meetings which _ Were’ addressed by spokesmen for the Communist Party. The article noted that on October 7, a discussion group under the auspices of the AFSC was addressed by HLRRY WILLIAMS "of the Education Department of the Commmist Party here." Acgarding to the article, about 50 young pecpls were present. The article also noted that a Speakers Bureau had been set up by the Communist Party of Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware, and that speakers would be furnished for meetings within the Philadelphia area. — . _ he “Workert is the Sunday edition of the "pally warker,* an‘East———— ~. . Coast Communist daily newspaper. ; é : . _™ The May 3, 1955 issu of the Philadelphia Inquirer, a Philadelphia daily newspaper, final city edition, page 1, column 1, carried an article concerning the appearance in an impromptu debate of two Cammunists before a # class of the University of Pennsylvania on May 2, 1955. according to this article, HARRY WILLIAMS who described himself as a member of the Educational Camittee of the Commmist Party in philadelphia, wag one of those spealers, \