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hr IbT oy 10 5 a neeteeeo te a? Aten ie at ae Aa. ‘ ! 1 t ; Confidential Infornant QA cn Secember 1G, 1943, reported tnat contacted = UID ERM T! and advised him that the Lawyers Guild was olanning to sive 2 luncheon for hin, whereupon they discussed the Lawyers Guild and 22°" stated that "in my neart | agree with you svecyvle but T sometimes differ with your methods." Again on Lecember 20, 1943, according to the above source, Gaal» notified BRO°H that tne Cuild was arranging a luncheon at the Sir Francis Drake Yotel, to be in the nature of a weicome dinner for BROVN, At that time BRO”! and QED discussed tre changes to be made in the Jistrict Attorney's Office. Confidential Informant QM on Aueust 11, 1944, reported tnat was a versonal friend of ~istrict Attorney ZDMUND BROUN as they used to be fellow Uemocrats. GHEE is a known Communist and was active in the affairs of the -ornmunist-dominated California Labor School). Confidential Informant QR in Seotemder of 1944, reported that the California Labor °chool was endeavoring to cet =ROL! to contribute money +o the school. QQRD, at thet circ QED of the school, contacted #40°N and he declined to contribute because of nis current exvenses, whereupon QE asked nim whether she could say that he, BROTN, approved and endorsed the school. bR0°7) said this would be Q. Ke In December of 1944, several individuals in San Francisco were charging the California Labor school with being a Conmunist Yarty front, whereunon, according to Confidential Informant (Communist), QD contacted District Attorney BRO! regarding an answer to these charges. According to after his contact with BRON, BROWN stated, “Anybody in town could be referred to him and he would cive me end the school a complete bill of sale." The San Francisco Field Jivision is in possession of a letterhead entitled, "Salute to Young America Comaittee," which was a committee, according to the letterhead, to sponsor the American Youth for Vemocracy's Second Anniversary Dinner in San Francisco. This letterhead lists aDMUND G. BEO"H as a member of the Committee in “ormation. According to Confidential Informant QB who furnished tais letterhead, SRCVN was being consiaered by the Communist Party as a speaker for this committee. Confidential Informant QQ in January of 1945, furnished a list of names vrepared at State Comiunist warty -eadquarters. Tnis list was captioned, "Names for 'Feople's worla Advisory Committee.'" ERCVN's -2-