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Hoey ees ) T-1 stated he did not know any information concerning questionable political ideologies of any of the other speakers on the program but wanted to make it _ - known that above meeting was proposed in the event it might have some connection with subversive groups in the Houston area. On July 13, 1955, T-2, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised he had been acquainted with the activities of the AFSC as the orgeni- zation held annual meetings in Houston, Texas, for about three years previously. Informent stated a meeting of the Houston Institute of International Relations, arranged by the AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEZ, was held in Houston on June 9-11, 1955. Informant advised the program of the meetings and the speakers procured therefor were arrenged by the AFSC headquarters in Austin» Texas. The director of the AFSC for the South infoommt believed to be £_. a — . or her husbend. Gein. : v te Informant made available a copy of the brochure for the meetings which listed the following speakers and program for the meeting: vor \rrmy, Director on the Executive . Board of the AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE > COMMITTEE; \ Tete ten PRES JOSEPH NNBONGIOVANNNT, dr., Commander : Philadelphia County Amers can Legion; — * Mrs. TOR HI LBOM, Past Pr esident, “Colorado League of Women Voters; PAUL SEKIYA, Secretary of the Japanese FOR and noX on tour of the United States under the ‘auspices of the Friends World Committce; ae ~~ MAYNARD*KREUGER, Professor of Economics, University. of Chicago; and JAMES E, QRISTOL, Dean of Institute.