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pp sop a a . . . ° ” T-9 stated in Novenber, 1952, that during that month | _ informant observed a list of names of those individuals who ‘ gold be @xpected to furnish support, aan eer Oo the CRC, This list includes the name 7 . 7-6 advised in January, 1952, that a meeting oe the “Labor for Peace Committee was held December 23, 1951, at 322 Davis Bldz., Portland, According to T-2 and -T-9, the. Labor for Peace (Committee) was dominated by CP membens from its inception to its, demise, 1951 to April, 1953. T-6 stated aa | represen- tative of AFSC, gave a talk at this meeting and pointed out the good the AFSC is doing and how wrong people of America are about the peaceful Russian people, He urged; those present to attend the Quaker open forums on peace held every Wednesday at the YWCA, The May 7, 1954, issue of the "Oregonian" newspaper, Portland, Oregon, contains a letter to the Editor signed &, _ BERNHARD FEDDE, attorney at law, 1108 SE Grand Ave., Portland. is letter protests loyalty oaths and urges the abolishment of “Buch oaths, : ( ; . The Mey 29, 19545 of the , toregonion contains a’news * “article wherein it is stated the AFSC is protesting the action of “the State Public Welfare Commission in firing @ Multnomah County (Oregon) case worker,”Miss KATHERINE-PATIEN, for wefusing to sign wn: a@ loyelty oath, The news article pointed out there was no allega- tion of disloyalty on the part of Miss PATTEN, but the State law requires that sho sign 2 loyalty oath in order to hold her position with the Welfare Commission, The protest was signed by four re- presentatives of AFSC, including G, BERNHARD FEDDE, Exec, Sec,