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§ Sanepeende ct achetepnstn ate caneere, ener et wv “ Nore Northern California Peace Council FOL Friends Cormittee on legislation DPT Daily Peoples ‘forld It should be noted that information characterizing various persons mentioned in this report is located in a separate section at the end of the details. A. Circunstarces Surrounding the tion of. the AFSC ; tee cea is advised on September 7, 1955, that the Religious © Society of Friends is the Quaker Church. He said that during Vorld “ar . I the Quakers decided they should go to France to help rebuild the French villages which had been devastated by the war. He stated that it was at this time thet a group of Friends, ie Quakers, got together and formed the AFSC, which was set up as a tax exempt education and social service . to help rebuild French villages. B. y Stated Ains and Gbjectives of the £FS¢ eon Tey stated on September 7, 1955 that the AFSC was one of the groups which had been set up by the Quaker Church as a practical organiza~ tion to carry their beliefs to the world. It is a separate body fron the Quaker Church and his many members who are not Friends but who are either asked by the Church to help or are desirous of helping in the social and educational work of the Church. He said that the Friends always try to =Se" that the AFSC is not-earried into other fields -by--the nesbersamho are————- not Friendse Cc. Identities of Ofsicers, Governing Body and Sponsors ~ c ; On November 13, 1950 RUSSELL F. JORGENSEN advised the San ~ _ Francisce Office of the Federal Burcau of Investigation, by letter, that he was the Associate Secretary of the Northern California Region AFSC, 1830 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Calif.