◆ SpookStack

SF 116-52286 kee _ ee hoe IS py Be RTE SA RE ETE Oh 6 ERO adviséa there-ts no’ question atu all in his mind about Governor BROWN'S loyalty, his thinking He advised he is @ He advised he has »fyq Mrothers — isco,/H 0 CRON My. 1G aa) (CONSTANCE FXCARLSONS— awyers. sho are “l es in |S id-A Sister, BROWN is impulsive, both in sp and that people , have tried to take advantage of this characteristic. He stated that he did not believe Governor BROWN would welcome support of any kind from an Communist or left wing faction. ° peracid 708 stated that’ inthe” te 1930s, the” Nationa awyers Guild, local chapter, was organized by several <<" young lawyers who. were 4nterested in obtaining recognition at conventions and Bar Association meetings. It had been CAC Fif traditional that only ‘delegates of the San Francisco Bar oe Association would be recognized at meetings and conventions, and: -. ' pecause of the control of the San Francisco Bar Association Yb held by the "downtown" lawyers and the "old family" groups - oo Lt was 4mpossible to obtain recognition py young lawyers _who ‘were on the "outside". QQetated that several young — “lawyers conceived the idea they could achieve recognition by. -affiliation with some group like the National Lawyers. Guild - - and stated that he had received an invitation to join and had. ' attended several meetings, but for some reason failed to. =*: formally sign up. Subsequently, when 4t became apparent that’ the liberal and "left wing" groups were trying to get control, aid many of the members resigned from the local National “ - Lawyers’ Gui ‘4 and he believed that BROWN, who: had been @ --5 . 8. -“member for Sometime and who never subscribed to. any “ofthe 'yeft wing" views, resigned about that time. According to Governor BROWN took little or no part in the proceed- ngs of the National Lawyers! Guild. i qu also commented on a statement attributed to Governor BROWN in behalf of HARRY BRIDGES. stated that HARRY BRIDGES, a San Francisco labor leader who has long been accused of being a Communist and who has always been associated with "left wing" groups, was being threatened with deportation by the U. S. Government in the early 1940s. He advised BRIDGES was an acknowledged labor cee ee enn enna tne aoe rearing Ra A Tt Seen