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th _& -« *y wef tis Commmist Party to infiltrate the ARSC ~~ 7, On Nevembsr 9, 1955, Confidential Informante~’ “ty who is faniliar with the activities and policies of ths A¥SC as well es sone of tha activities of the Commmist Party and Conmunist Party frmt groups in the Philadelphia area, advised that to his knewladesa, ‘thera-hags been no active attempt on brhalf AFSC is esentially a pacifist and himaniterian orgenization, Being clos With che Religious Society of Friends, one of thsir basic beliefs is that in eyder to arrive at a conclusion, 21] points cf The informant etated that ely allied view must be heard and discussed; therefore, the AFSC will invite Commmist speakers to appear before their - grours and likewise would, if the opportunity presented itself, in all probability The informant feels that the arse ; provides speakers for Comuunistic meetings. -. —- Is’yaert to the danzer of_possible 3 infiltration fron _the 2 Coamunis’ Pary _ constant ly guards against this factor. “J and ‘Qn November 10, 1955, Confidential Informant ("73 who has fumished “yoliable information in the past and who is familiar with sore of the activities ef the Commmist Party and Commnist party front groups in the Philadslphia grea as well as the activities and policies of AFSC, advised that to his knowl-v “edea there have baen no attempts by the Communist Party to infiltrate the AFSC. Concerning Cn oh ay “menbership on the part of Coe oh *, ¥ho was employed by the AFSC, the informant advised that it is his opinion that the AFSC wes not aware of any Community Party