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EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN FRIENDS . OC . _* “SERVICE COMMITTES MOVIE ~ oat Portland Confidential Intorant Hf “Fivieed in July, + 1952, that a meeting of a peace groyr4 not further identified was held at the home of on July 25, 1952, Se is known to Portland Confidential Informant T-2 to have been a COMMUNIST PARTY _memter as late as 1948 and since then to have been active in CP frort groups, Exhibited at this meeting wes a movie distributed by the AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE C (AFSC)., The movie showed a comparison of the days immedie following Wordd War Il, when the people of the United States sent gifts of food and clothirg to the jar-ravaged aan and now, when they are sending macnines of estruction and death, . The COMMUNIST PARTY has been “designated by the Attorney Generet of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. . : . ats - . , ey . : Portland Confidential Informant 3 in June, 1952, reported on a meeting held at the home of on June 3, 1952, The meeting consisted of a committee promoting the showing of the film "Peace Will Win", and a showing was scheduled for June 8, 1952, at Newberg, dregon, The film ts sponsored by the Labor for Peace Committee, according to T-3. The showing at Newberg was Somewhat uncertain inasmuch as. the leader of the Quakers at Newberg, which group was to show the film, had misgivings concerning it. T-3 advised that