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AQ 100-1358 - - ; & his marriage at Albuquerque, New Mexico, it was evident that his individualism Might cause a rupture in his marital relations Subject and his wife did not get along too well, he being one who desired to follow his creats tting and she being one who desire with others Lained that Subject! _ but retur stated it was purely incompatability on both their parte, Concerning subject's Loyalty SD 2103 that he has no informa- ty to mited States. He mentioned, ad a home and association ' tion reflecting adversely on his loyal however, that subject was connected with an incident at the University of New Mexico while subject was editor of "The Thunderbird", - He described "The Thunderbird" aes a literary publication of the students at the University of New Mexico. He referred to the incident concerning the alleged quotation of LOUISA SAICOTT on the front of the publication. He stated that the only thing he was that subject desired to get his name before paemotation there for that : Dur pose oniy and did not seem to » he always figured ubject. ne sta BA, 0 wever, na Got more of a reaction out of the incident than he expected want to make any retraction. He stated that because of this that this momentary publicity had somewhat of an effect on s epresentative of an hip of Reconciliation," This representative " Came from Los Angeles, California, and associated himself with individuals on the faculty and students who consider themselves pacifists and who are against war in any form. He described subject as being one of those individuals who is war. He stated the organizati was formed or was in its formative Stage during the end of the school year of 1951 and he did not believe that it went further at that time. He believes subject was interested in that organization becauseof his deep feeling against war in any form, stated He pointed out that he received a Fulbright scholarship and went to Scotland during the year 1951-52. He also pointed out that subject had written a story which, if finished, would be wort