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LOC--1630 Baltimore dab si TS ree PLOn ~ At that ti AZ was connected with the Philoso~ “phy Department at Johns Yopkins, it appeared to him that BLU BERG received a manber of his ideas from ~ ang following BLULBIAG's graduation, ho taught in the Department of Philosophy and shared the same office with BOAZ, o7D advised further that BOAZ was a Commandcr in the United States Navy for approximatcly two years during “orld Wer II, He had no speci- fic information to prove that BOAZ was other than very sympathetic to the liberal movenent and the Communist Party but cxpressed the opinion that BCAZ!'s close association with BLUMBIRG would indicate that BOAZ is awere of SBLIULGOME's full timc position as a Communist Party workcr, 72T> In the seme file is informetion to the effect thet in Januzry, 1947, G=aORGS BOAZ was Cheirman of the HMoryland Unit of the Independent Citizens Committsc of Arts, Scicnecs and Professions, Ec supportcd the merger of the Maryland ICCASP with the newly-forncd Progrcssive Citizens of Ancrica but was opposed to a Third Party in nationcl politica, According to information contained in this same filo Po Confidential Inforna nt BP whog dontity is known to tho Bureau, riported that he hed 2 oi The Maryland Civil Libertics Comittcc file in tho Baltinore Cffice reflects that BOAZ was on the Advisory Gouncil of the Civil Liberties Comiittce, Baltimore, Maryland, in 1940, st the sane tine LASTIMCRS was one of the Vice Chairnen of this committeo, In the roport of Special — | dated at Baltinore, Moryvlond, July 8, 1943, in the case entitled, "Russian Wor Roliof, Inc,; INTSRUWAL SECURITY - C" (Boeltinere filc 100~-2618&-52), informetion is sct out to the offect that in 1943, GEORGS B0AZ wos a sponsor for the Russian Ver Relicf, Inc,, in Baltimore, sy) Cc WILL LA HOLLAMIER