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100-1630 Yaltimore It is noted that the American Youth for Democracy organizatiog - WAS Cited as subversive and Communist by Attorney General TOM CLARK, letters t. Loyalty Review Board released Decemter 4, 1947, and September 21, 1948. Confidential Informant T-1l, of know reliability, advised on April 28, 1949,that RICH4RNGOODMAN extended an invitation to OVEN LATTIMORS to address a menbership meating of the *‘arvland Chapter of-£rts, Sciences, and Professions being held at the YYCA in Raltimore on the night of way li, 199, In order to identify the arcun for LATIIOOn8, according to the informant, GOCDMAN stated that it is the vroup woich<SHAPELSY is National Chairman of and that tne j‘arj;land Chapter of arts, Sciences, anc Prefessions is a continuation of the old Icc. Thereafter, according to the inforzant, LATTIMNORS declined to address the sroup, iving as his rzason thet he was too busy. GOO AN asxed LATTING. wasther he would address the group on another date and again LATTIVORS declined the invitation on the ground that he was very busy. Confidential Infoarna nt BP oi ciown relinbilitv, advised on Aprilh,19h$, that RICHARD GOODMAN is an officer of the ‘ervland Council of Arts, Sciences, and Professions, his title being Vice-Chairman for jtusic, 8 Attention is directed to the statement sot out above to the effect that the *aryland Chapter of arts, Sciene:s, aad Professions is a continu- ation of the old Icc. According to Confidential Informent of known reliability, RICH4RD GOODMAN in 196 was Chairmen of the FouberShip Com 1470 mittee of thjrIndzpendent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Scioncss, and Professions in Narylend. it is noted that the Indavendont Citizens Committse of the arts, Secioncss, and profassions wrs cited as a Communist frent by the california Comittze on Un-American ictivitizs, Report, 1948, page 262. Confidential Informant T-11 on June 6, 199, advised tntt he hed buon informed by LATTIVORE thit some person, name unknown, who ropresentod th: american Gouncil of Arts, Sciences, cand Profassions in Boitimere, asked hin to wire Senator FERGUSGN, requesting him to bring the *undt-roreuson Bill out of committe: and into th. open. “Shen LATTT ‘OR told this parson that he knew nothing about the bill, he wes informed that it is the sano 28 th. Mundt-Nixon Piil, in cnotazr form, and that the vill requires rugistretion r 26 -