14-00000 . . i . + Seay - : g a = a a Oe ee . : . se , . a : } . : us : = rs ‘ . 14 , American Student in China GOODMAN, Faye . File Check Results ts : Crt. SA. Le A ttachsd Residence - New York Phete ONO Passport No, 473652 issued 4/23/57 i i. i i | i | No pertinent information was available on the subject. i . Fe “egapMaN Faye | SECRET er Cpe, aS
14-00000 . an - matt we a * ~—< American Student in China GRAB, Fred “phere ArHaheo File Check Results 7 deh naan. Cc ETC O.2 A. Resfdene enna (formerly) now Alexandria, Vir,ainia ‘Passport No. 73458 issued 5/24/56 — oo a be a rn ee ero ER 1. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Communist, (State , i Dept. Incoming Telegram No, 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow) , ; 2. The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts ‘ to locate the document have been a a DFB-~8 472 od FONE tb eRteetapetntte—snsineinmneritorertcteeh ft re cand. ws cemerre cemmer reemerethsti senses pe += A ete A MRA STEAD anal TTA) FA BAT OL OES PORTE SE SHS . pe
BIT ETE ES 2 . % fy Fa * i ¥ Byes A SS grata set eg t ne PEMD NE tty tuptate ne - a “ ‘ Pe SECRET 16 American Student in China § cranz, Joanne “ / File Check Results =~ { CLT- 0.2 A. esidence = New York Passport No. 473761 3 issued 4 4/24/57 4 | Phat A Ha hed ~ ,. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non=Communist and ‘had also refused to surrender her passport at the Chinese frontier, but, succumbed to pressure in Peking. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow) ‘2. The Peking CHINA YOUTH NEWS carried in its 5 October 1957, issue an article by Joanne Grant, giving her impreesion of her visit to China, She had the following to say in her article: You can see the future through the Chinese people. You can obe ; tain a firm conviction that China will continuously advance forward. Asa western visitor, nothing impressed me more than the great power of this country. Every person in New China is very modest but has great pride; they are united, have self~respect, and respect each other. No one can overlook China's advance; it is to be regretted that- ‘many people do not have the opportunity to observe it personally, I like Shanghai very much, eh tere ad na ALENT 1 aban BR AL eg Aah UaNes Eoasst aaa, 3 _ because from the way Shanghai has changed I can really understand New 4 - " China, In the old Shanghai, except for the Chinese, everyone had special : of oo privileges. However, everything has. changed greatly. Iam of the opinion - 4 _ that from this,one can see the miracles which have begun in this great — ‘ a country." a . : 3. The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts a to locate the document have been unsuccessful: DFB-88603, SECRET GRANT, Joanne _
Hi ners rat a SS kee ee , -2- , i vA Joanne Grant has written for "Rights," a pamphlet sponsored by the Emergency: Civil Liberties Committee (ECLC). The subject was among those invited to the ECLC "Bill of Rights" dinner that was given on 15 December 1954. In October 1953, she contacted the American Committee For Protection of Foreign Born and in October 1956, the subject's narne and address was in possession of the Socialist Workers 6 Party. (DFB- ‘92684, 23 October W957) ee ce 7 ~ 5. Tadaan twee an hGPANT, JUANNE A: a ney bin, eas 8 tao tee Se Rn RYE LA NO RE SAE TI ete CSD Tila FS She RE BIN SE eR ache RE Bt oes ek ee ere rani Seepemeeenene « ' eee eee tam aoe antennae = Mest
14-00000 a a : American Student in China 3 GREENBERG, Sheila File Check Results : 4 . « : “ i Residence _- New York Dhue Attached ; . Passport No. 98843 issued 6/11/56." - , ! #, RI has a 201 file on the subject, however, there is no material i | in the file, ‘ bo t | | i i ay os HEILA GREENBERG "
, aan ete ene rst tte in ees snteemeneemettitenRRTer Hitt MiG ERNMENT TR LER ICRENP HCE 4 Ma 2. Sheila Greenberg invoked the Fifth Amendment against self«incrimination when she was asked if she wae a Communist by the House Committee on Une American Activities, on 21 November 1957, New York eee 22 November 1957) hed bo fll é ' i
Be Seune — fi 18 ; a. i ¢ . i American Student in China @rT- 0.5.8 : Residéncé = York ave AnH Ache O — 7 i Passport No. 184522 issued 9/11/56 © Pht OE ih. a ~~ m~ ote i : i. i 1, Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give 7 i the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was noneCommunist and F | ~ had also refused to surrender her passport at the Chinese frontier, but, i , succumbed to pressure in Peking. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No, 513 i i . | dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow) i i. | , 2. The following document pertains to the subject, however, effarte to mo . i. locate the document have been vee te. uly DFBe ‘gronp, hoal” (Aids tose poo sg {, . ft BIAV EY i nae re U.S. OIE yomer ncaiy
Panera’ . pact. a" onsee: Parte FOAG REDO NT REI FERRER RETARD FITEGMS Bapti Ne Hansa mn oN ore SB (YE e Pte tar | HEPES Lord oe Sao EAT TASTER pen pt a anette ose et. rams nemo baat mee tare etm ME sates sen Pa . ‘ : poweran ieee oe alin a 3 5 REET RELEASING Teter fe ore 5 BES cao es gh Se STEW Gtr 19 American Student in China * HOCKMAN, Sam . So File Check Results CLV Oto & Nn Ue , -, fd = Residence «= New York . utt AlH#tackED — Passport No. 746706 issued 1/30/57 .l, Shelby TUCKER, the American that went to China and refused to, give the Chinese his passport,. stated that the’ subject was the most ef- fective anti-Communist in the group and that he-had also refused-to-surs° ~*~ render his passport at the Chinese frontier, but, succumbed to pressure in Peking. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No, 513 dated 10 September 1957, from Moscow, ) 2. The FBI in answer to a file check request, from the Stata: Nepartment. regarding some of.the individuals that attended the Moscow - Youth Festival, replied that their records failed to disclose any indenti- fiable data of a subversive nature concerning Samuel E, Hockman of Trehton, New Jersey. (DFB-~-88829, 21 August 1957.) 3. S. Hockman was an assistant to the director of the Jewish Legion, of 21 Hyde Park Street, London, W. Z. The Jewish Legion was reported to be a subversive organization. WEL-3908, 26 Feb 48, ) 4. S. Hochman departed Pari Air France midnight 1 Dec. for. Idlewild _ arriving morning 2 Dec. ...Concerned about procedure at Idlewild re passports. Atterapting arrangements to be met by sufficient people to forestall a passport fiecidént.. Fears contempt Congress charge, says he will not plead fifth “SAMIEL EDWARD: HOCHMAN | igs the ase capes ate woe Tren ea eb ad oe enna eaten eo nin atm te eee _ PALS de pining erent BE —— SRP Ane 35 : a4 ee GAN oP ite A ERNE REIN tenet DBD 2 Ha Na eee
14-00000 Porn y ‘ r ' . at : : - : American Student in China 2 te : i ' ‘ ; | BOLLISTER, David File Check Results eG CIT USA. 7 AH achso a i et @ = ato cn . ‘ : Passport Ho. 211658 issued 5/2/56 —, _ | 1. David Manship Hollister, residing in New York City, was rejected oo i from military service on 18 September 1951, because of a schizoid person-— , [ | ality. Records dated Septenber 1951, indicated that the subject had received — rn an a - professional care for dementia praecdx ip 1950 and 1951, end that the subject > : to i had admitted heterosexual and homosexual experiences until about March 1952. ne a In 1952, the subject was registeged with the American Labor Party. The —- - j subject's mother, Ruth Manship Hollyster, reportedly vag a member of the i i Los Angeles Communist Party. In 1947 and 1948, the subject vas a member of . the Harvard Youth for Democracy.. The subject wes.also believed to be a ; secret member’ of the Commmist Party in 147. (oFB-86787, 18- July 1997.) 2 i ; i act "The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts | : | 0: locate, the document have been wnaucceosfuls DFB-86248, - oo ¢ 4 t ‘ é ; ; ppoessren, David RE re erin ope moma ie gta Baer eR a Le oe NES eo a “= ~ STE Nee th eee ae ee ake
14-00000 ' 21 American Student in China 1% HOXSEY,.Dean Cornelius File Check Results CATT vA Res os Angeles hie Atlached Passport No, 619885 issued 7/19/57 2h 1, The IO Division's informants, that atterided the Moscow {IO Div.) Festival were of the opinion that the subject was a Left Winger. 2, Dean Hoxsey who originally applied for permission to remain in the U.S,S,R, now states that he is eager to remain in China after his «- interview with the American expatriates WILLS and WHITE in Peking. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that WILLS was thinking of returning to the US and that WHITE was completely brainwashed, (State Dept, Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 September 1957, from Moscow.) 3. Dean Hoxsey was recruited inte the Communist Party in May 1944, and was assigned to the East Los Angeles Communist’ Party Club. In August 1949, the subject advised a representative of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in Los Angeles, California, that he ‘had been reared in a home which was one of Communist influence, as his ‘father, Lowell Hoxsey, had for many years been a member of the are Party and in the 1930's had joined the Communist Party. (DFB- 88557, 21 _ August 1987. ) siege gas cntap ache ec une stnen Memnenr ne fy en TOR ea omen Sots 9 Dae oe Rts ATE beens PER Ea ee emer. OE ee tee eee hietee aaa dhe ras SeRIOHER eT © MaKe ene 4 ETA R TONS ES PETE Dt Aeeted EERS Iar NYE TOAD 1s einer Stes ae Re Win MNR n Hatta mR eae eee ake ND
+ ' 74-00000 . on ag . American Student in China 2 Ae . HYMAN, Elaine File Check Results : ee ‘ he ReStderee 2 Brooklyn Photo Atachey Passport No. 136094 fesued 7/12/56... : Elaine Hyman, of 1240 Union Street, Brooklyn, New York, ‘ , was believed to be on the Teenage Labor Youth League State Board, _ . ; oo ! in August 1953, In 1944, Fay Hyman and William Hyman, ‘parents | ee of the aubject, were members of. the Comminist Party, Thomas : ot | { t f ‘ ' PTET MNO Me LE La ND ONAL ATOR DEIN EY GUNTER TTS CUNO RE ESTE Te OL, aR OY Seiten Jefferson Group, Iith A. D., Kings County, Brooklyn, New York, William Hyman, father of the subject, was a delegate for the Com- . i munist Party, lith A. D., to the United Labor and People's Con- ference for May Day, that was held in New York City,:en 26 March : 1949. (D -20.-August 1957.) ee Fe . i oi . i REE Oh INi HYMAN ELA o- SECRET - Susenenenn , 7 oun, weno . ewan _ metas ements thingie as ea aarecuaee Cr en i ounen Nee ERNE ILS ™ . San mtr ee Ee te gle TER ene nanan ii CRG TED es . &§
14-90000 i . Rae wate . eterno ene Nt eR PEVE TER PRS AA HH GaN amt ara ROI RETNA oe Ze Na AE he a at x f . . . . ~. a eee epee eet . . -€ ahaen haere oo ne o fmerican Stwient in China ; : p KIDDER, Noel Arthur Fille Check Results CTT- OSA Dhefe AtechES Residence - Los Angeles a Oo assport No» 1130h6 issued 6/30/56 ae mm 1. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to Cina and refused to give. . the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject is a Commmniste (State | Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 575. from Moscow) : : :°@e Noel Arthur Kidder, during an interview with a representative of the Couter Intelligence Corps, U. S. Army, in April 1956, stated that he woul* refuse te sign a Loyalty Oath if he were inducted into the armed lis services. Kidder attended fimctions that vere sponsored: by the Los Angeles.‘ Camittee for the Protection of Foreign Born in 1956. ‘He attended meetings of the Los Angeles County Labor Youth League (LYL) in 1956 and.1957:. He ~ : was elected Vice President of the Los Angeles County LYL in January. 1957: He attended the California State LYL Conference that was held in February 1957. In December 1956 he was reported to have stated that a violeat class struggle and a revolution were certain to occurs A subscription to the —. "Dally People's World" was maintained in the name-of Kidder in November 1956. (urp-1948, 24 Apri. ST) ¥ . : aac revee matbeene 230 Hoel Agthur Kidder is married to Susan Toya: P (nFB-83272, : tesa: | ee rae arene ©: ws : Cispeeaket + SRE OS anette che ee OTE tee
fygreten we ey e ra 4 a as a jor RRA Steerer RAGGA KEhepeNce tran Maes tts fata ne ar Rte pte ha een pine receetmrmees sone ta eat Gre Tree 8 fi oad TaneNn Pan te LSAT Ry ARENAS Hd are stat BECUASE LBB NATE IMLS ASTOR MENT Hi . so la ' ot , wl . . . ~ . we voor : ba vo. = : fémerican Stulent in China : vey ‘N KIDDER KIMDER, Susan Pollock File Check Results __ po an. { GIT-O.SA Photo Attache ® . | a Residence - los Angeles ea as : ' “Passport Ho. 126723 issued 1/3/56 — . . . = pene 1. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give ‘the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject is a Commmist. (State : t - Depte Incoming Telegram Neo. 512 dated 10 Bept 57, from Mosé¢ow) ; | 2. Sue Pollock, of 1700 Abermarle Road, Brooklyn, Ne Y... wags men-.. nn tioned as being one of Gustave Gilbert's contacts. (No further information GED Ley, 13 Dee eye OF What was meant by Sue being a contact). ; (nee nPT, 13 Dec 51) PR, md “Be For derogatory information « on the * subject and her husband, Hoel, ie ot site Kidder, see the report entitled *KIDDER Roel. Arthur." Site tmen ce eens " ! i i | Sew arene EY LAre: AER ae yn ae ATI ft ante : ro ; | i : } Susan Pollock vaweneenad TAT Rate ae Ra ig eG teh WPloe tan Sip. os
74-90000 ad t~ ‘ 3 i i “SORT == =~ e i hoe . . y American Stwient in China KUZHITZ, Flaine - St, File Check R : we A Pts Attaden - =S.Saee Results ms @ 5G @ rer nce : Passport No. 135646 issued 7/12/56 . 1. The IO Division's informants, that attendad the Moscow Festival, Cs “were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable character. (10 : _ aD A SES DAFT AE HAL WOT ILE AS RO OB NS EL tee POS GEG, EP CID EGE 2. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give - the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject is a probable Communist. (State ypartment Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 September 1957 » tron. Moscoy, ee 7£ 3. The following accment vertains to the ‘subject however, efforts - ; cot to locate the decument have been unsuccesef:1: 1eB-86258, toe ae. : 4 ie nh es Rat T i GIO Bi oa, og TS . «pregame TEP NLT a Agger * She Sr cas 7 ms EB aed 7
14-00000 TER estat Am AEE cnet OR oe genta a RG ee ME an . eo a  aittte dy SECRET Tenby tee / 26 American Student in China \ | Yt panpas, Nina ‘ CLT-U.S.A. Residence Passport No, 488104 issued 6/7/57 Paws AH ache Eile Check Results Fe tienen eta p 2 j ; Fs g j As of October 1956, Nina Serrano Landau and her husband, Saul : it ‘Landau, were students at the University of Wisconsin, Mr, and Mrs. _ 3 t. Landau have been active in the Student Peace. Center at the University : 7 . of Wisconsin. This organization was registered at the University as i | , being a social-action type of organization which was affiliated with the P 4 American Friends Service Committee, In its 1957 registration, the i Studert Peace Center listed Nina Landau as secretary. In 1955, Saul i ‘Landau attended two public meetings that were sponsored by the Labor ? - Youth Leacue at the University of Wieconsin, Saul Landau was identi- j , z fied as having visited the Soviet Embassy, Washington, D, C., in March 1956 FB. =A8452,,_ 20 August.1957.) BOTS A LAT ETT Celene eee ee AR cet essen nner Ones tetnr etrenti aferensstnetetemd-erantcevasinate sum seneentes miriam ins 2d, Paid ha te tA at eer
14-00000 SR nn CE INEM Ra atte ORE in ei wn Beate ae dees ton Come Ree me penny PRE AED red e FES Me REO ANY Wont PONTE Age op RE Tell nting \ LAE SS SA | | Shete ArdacheD P&he Check Results ayaa forme aoe oO ., Residencd ="Ios zeles ; . sport No. Baued 4/6/56 i. ‘The &8 Division briefed the subject prior to his attendance at ‘the Moscow Festival. (urE-89325, 30 August 1957.) 2. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to - ae the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject vee non-Commmist. State Department Incoming Telegram Ho. 513 dated 10 Septexber 1957, fran Moscow.) Bate ree RA eee ” , 3. The following documents pertain to the ‘subject, however, efforts to locate ths Gocunsnts have ‘been unsuccessful: ee DPB -862h8, ONO BTN oe TARR een Te TOR See 8 aS PEREI Be a cee a remo enn gne eg ne nab iithnshatenamseemeeanaetenmaremncremtnmeren tee ou ee A EN erent te ennai mi tna BEE aN PUR Moto ehirt re see Ris eaciares G-O SAAS Lhe RC emprecym sete oa cen Ao tare Eat Oe ets anarie 86 ata en 1 ‘ SIAR ee te, wets reytle wns ee ree ve melee . a - . = Ryo ~ W) Sheet oo o near Tn aba Stee a cepts on cement
14-00000 : Te cE TORIES ope Steet ve geal a yw WD og ety Men pee ee gt ney ke ee : i “y j ” : : SECRET 31 : S MARCH, William Jemes pa Chic Aer Tahoe ; File Check Results I Tr J.$ f. | ', Residence = Los Angeles . Dh uvo A Hacked i ; Passport No. 2L067l TsBued 10/8/56 — i i. William James MARCH was born on & May 1939 in Chicago, Illinois. His parents are Herbert MARCH and Jane VY. MARCH. ‘The subject attended a- meeting of the Labor Youth League (LYL) in 1955, as @ prospective member. In February and March 1957, he attended amerting of the Los Angeles County. ! LYL, and was also in attendance at a California State LYL Conference. Sub- ‘ Ject's mother was a member of the Central Section, Moraisla Smith Division, - pO Los jnseles County Communist Party in October 1955. (DFB-88165, 20 Aug. _ i 1957 ‘ | 2. Information has been received that Williem James March left Rew : ‘ York 8 Jume 1957, for Europe to attend the Youth Festival. in Moscow during nn rs July and August, 1957. March's parents were listed as father Herbert MARCH, with aliases Herbert Fink and Harry Martin; and mother Jane V. March. (OFB- 86867, 19 July 1957) HONEA HE CATING AP SRMLECTED ZEAE NY SETA Ta PUCLTAPiC PUL TES AM EPL AS Cotte sant are thee ON rh : a 3. Williem James March was issued Los Angeles Series Passport £218671 } |.’ a. on 10/8/56. “In his application for this passport, the subject stated he oe ' k . | L : /ittntendea to depart from the United States on 12/5/56 for a proposed length ; ds pot: stay abroad of two months in order to vieit France, Italy and West Germany p at Lor the purpose of visiting relatives and seeing Italy. Subject answered — Bee. tey to questions “Are you now a meuber of the Cammmist Party?" and "Have iev¢, FOU ever been a member of the Commmist Party?" (0fB-87370, 27 July 1957 a} CH, William Jamegz ght] ' Safran mate tetaens 3 rpeacianenmeie meme ae, sweceeemetere. ne a ry . . * . a Serre a ‘e t- 4 6 : ‘ & Eus8 i
14-00000 108 ~ of 3 3 —_ f we wn " Seen ~~ Ff ~ 3 : : SECRET % ANSE RS dig St mye ghee: American Student in China y . oF . \\waror, Virginie ee (Ginger) File Check Results nce te OS C TT Residence « Photo Attache Passport Hoe A-758615 issued 7/12/56 3 SEA GO SGM 1A TRY SY. FOES i. The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject vas of questionable character. (I0 Div.) 2. Shelby Tucker, the Amexican that went to China and refused to give is the Chinese nis passport, stated that the subject was non-Commmnist, (State Dept. Incoming Telegram Ho. .213 dated 10 Sept S7, from Moscow) | in . 3e Virginia Lee Mattox vas born on 10 October 1937, at los Angeles, ' California. On the subject's application for a passport she stated that 1 ‘ ' she was not a member of the Commmist Party ang, "bhe had never been member , Of the Party. (DFB-85650, 28 ume 57) i Virginia Mattox attended & meeting of the Calte IYL) State Board meeting that was held in Los ! { 5 we J i { i sone terete St nam er rey ee ste IRAE LROTEY We ncretne TDS Vea re, em Pty BER TER ry he Le AE a bee LA ge aeca headless eee ae
14-00000 eee RTT ere ALY &coricen Gtodent in China Rosey wo yyw? . ‘+ sera MoRRErA , Soe) ners : eee — “Thelen Pile Check Results | Passpart I Toe Ty isoued s/at/st re , 1. She IO Divicioa's informants that attended the Moseoy Festival were of the opinion that the subject was a Left Wingar. . _ (10 Biv.) - ; ; Be Shelby Tucker, the American thot weat to Gina and refused to give AORTA EA EAM RS ROR Mm as PERUSE RAED res aE Se AOI A 30 the Revered Yarven Es HcKGERA of Bt.’ Suim'e ‘Church, Ratary, thes os : , wae iésatified as en active participant in a plekst line sponsors’ ty the eee ? Guminict Party the otrike ot the Bethlehan Steal Company, Bostisi, re _ Cote 1947. ee » D aly 53). i. Be ‘dhe name of Rev. Warren Hs MoKENHA was anong those on a list ooa- tained in an article entitled “Penalties for Drinking Alama U. 8. Liberals." in the Dally y Korker for 30 Ccte.1949. xis article set forth that since the eleven: mist Leaders. had been found guilty, a great muber of’ éserican cee harsh leadare hel gpoten out agntast tha wondict of Guilty. (8-689, 19 ' Jame 1950, pags 126) 5. Subject: repartolly accepted position as Asatstant et a Church tn " ‘Belsten, London, Englend and is expected to reaain thar-two yeorse Infore- = - tmemte efviced that ene Harren Warren McKEAHA, was a sponsor of the Hational Confers ~ : ence Gf American Comittee for Protection of Foraign Bora Bora, Decexber 199% and : Desaber 1955; nama sppsared on card at Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress, = ‘February, 1956) subjest attended the mocting of the Civil Liberties Cemittes of Fassacuusetts in Hay 1955; the subject's name appeared on the mailing ‘Bist of the Souther Conference Biucational Fund: in August 195%. Informa e@ a TOS mem setivaty on the part af the subject. (tm -63999, 30 Apri oO McKENNA, Rev. Warren ~ oT gage ' . , Rae NIELS LTTE SEATED PAA BARI ERED EE GaE AA SEE TARA ER, SRN: EE PETA OES SAE RE Tete mee eon re tim igre + Le section sare omens oo TN et mea: ate he ethane erag ree ae semen : oP Tet: . Pa ETS one tae a Se sO ARI TIE ite Ode meaner ook ttle: gk ce birdy me gate Wem ais a Tialgth wert Sg eae mig ieee te ote cer tieh ete otal
14-00000 Se aE WROTE aL SEUEAS IN TH EAR AONE EER PEER a Me oI ete BRIN Bet Ey aT Sag cE tie herria eae IR Sear barre orto ree Rr ndiae sorte ROA RREL LLL I wt ANSE GE PIRES VETER a “6. One Warren McKERRA was ofa list of delegates to the Second World. _ - Pesce Congress that was bald in Warsaw fron 16 to 23 Kovexber 1950. (WDCA- 890, 60254696, 11 Jan. 1951) os a a ee — . ; 7. A-raliable informant in the Bostea area fumnished a copy of the “ tiret iesus of a new publication entitled "Our Comin Concern,” dated Octo- ber 1950, published by Workers of the Common Life, at » Massachusetia.- | Ghe editors anda publishers of this publication are Reverend Warren H. MeKESRA - ' and Reverend Robert MUIR, both associated with the Massachusatte Actica ~~ Committees for Peace. ‘the instant lasus of this publication features the » Hassachusetts, gave at the Winter Stediua at Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, on 16 August 1950, thie speech also favored the Stocktiolm Pence Pledge. — -. 8. he Boston Giobs, a Boston newspaper, on § Rovenber 1928, carried an article entitiel "Boston Group Plans Veleexs for ‘Red Dean'". This’ 2» ticle furnished information that a grow of prominent Bostonians hed jeined . into a special “Committee of Yeleose" far the Vary Raverand Hewlett JOBRSOS, — | *‘Britieh Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, vho was to vicit at Boston after being | _ refused a vise to enter the comtry the previous year. _ mS ; speak et Jomian Hall, Gainsborough Bt., Eoveiber 16at 8 p.m” ho article - quoted Reverend Marren H. McKENHA, ths Minister of St. John's Episcopal __ Church, at Rexbury, Massachusetts, as saying, "Dean HEWLETT was refused a : visa by the State Department in 1947, because.hiis invitation cams from the | ‘Hetional Comeil of American-Soviet Fricndakip. ‘he State’ Departuent later: in Wersay, Poland, in Hoveuber 1950, testified that Irus C. Off attended - , thet Congress, presumably. delegate fron some other groups, end that he and their return fran Yarsav, Poland, both he and Mrs. OTTO spoke ata meoting sponsored by the Hinute Women for'Peace. | As of April 1955, Irma C. OHO resiiiad-at 140 Huron Ave., Coubriage, Maes. c/o Flo LUSCH who has been identified by informant as e "Concealed SR SERRE Sorat cope agence EE or dete en manettone swerey 7 . a: eee, McKENNA, Rev. Warren Seen Easter SMS Tye Wh att tees [ _
' oa RUE Eh ~ AF (etc nn enter ar meetin snes ieee SA is eh aN 58 LR ZAIRE RGIS SORA kat ET bea Reva MALE HRSA dE Oya TNT EN BL GL RR Ne emer at ner Se OU ATS, te Wer ale Pe StS SB annie gt ait e's a TE Oo Sera eS ty, ret . | SebReT - Cosmmism end Subversive Activities in H.E. and tenticioa son 1/6/5% and” 2/1/54 that ahe was not and had not been a masher of the Commmist Party. _ She refused to give further informatica on the ground of privilege agninet selfeincrizination. Informant identified mbject as a fomer meuber of the . Mase. Minute Yom for Peace. Another informant reported subject gpoke as. : ’ the Hey England Represontative of the Amsrican Camittese for Protection of | Yoraign Born at the Eational Logialeative Conference of this ormmizetion — that was bol4 in Yashington, D. Co on 27-23 Haroh 1955. idestified subject as being in attendance at a masting of Another inferaant. of the Chicagp Vania for Peace that was held on 12/6/Sh. (TEB-53296,, 29 duly 1955). dy. Sen tonfe >T tess fo aad Cate thine, 40 C | MCKENNA, ss. ““s WARREN HENRY | th i (oct 1950) t a a apna. Rev. Warren mae eee Pa ee Tr ae gee haku Petes, ONES pact tere ne etn et eles ren nae
t, , Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American Youth group which 4 toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957. O'Connell provided the Consulate General, “ Hong Kong, with information on some of the other members of the group. He had the following to say about McKenna: _ “"Reverend Warren McKENNA, a 39-year-old Anglican minister, has spent the last year or so in London. He has a socialist viewpoint, but is neither a clear nora fast thinker, O'Connell commented that he sometimes had too much to drink and may have said some things he otherwise might not have."' (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.) cote Son cote eens re mee ns peat iat mal i Siete Ee etn A ree fe We LE nReet aime oro eett HAN BAtlas Men 28 , : EON PRONE ESTEE LP Ms VAT 8 PE MIO Rhee MERE aN McKENNA, Rev. Warren : Koei hace lee aet gis Sennen en seweuel 7 - rk)
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14-00000 eh Es RRs _ ae eee pepe ee EAE TEIREONRARAREUORITY IRRTRCA SBR REIL IAY foveen Taare ate enirer ssa ra ret cee ta eats it net Seen ee ete Lae RIOCLLARES, - aa uaptar arene iemNeteontntte teeter Soe ir wf i { American Student in China \\wovmn, terry (Hi tany) | ‘Fille Check Results - — (RAT USA Dhodo Attached | sstdence = Hew York : Residence « New Yor! Passport Tos 92067. i feowet 4/13/56 rr re 7 1. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give i the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Commmist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No. 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow) 2 Larry Moyer, a reported Comnmi rt Party member, attended a meeting , on 6 January 1950, at the Independent Progressive Party (IPP). Headquarters nek at San Diego. The meeting was held by the menbera of the IPP Housing Com- i mittee for the purpose of making plans for their participation.in the public. , i- Be Tera Tee ee ona Nae to be sponsored by the City of. San Diego on - td _ 25 January 1950. (DFB-23641, 9 January 1953) i Loe 3e The regular meeting of the Commmist Party Morgan Hull Club vas held at the home of Fli Larry Moyer on the evening of 14 March 1948. (‘his meeting was probably held in San Diego, California.) ELL Lerry Moyer, & Communist Party member was among the members of the Independent Progres- sive Party that maintained a picket line at the entrance to the Chanber of Commerce Auditorium, in September 1948, when the California Un-American , _ Activities Committee Hearings vere being held. (DFB-19758, 22 July:52) i,j ' i ! 1. }. } H i H i i i - Pi wad Iga enone tenet ee } . r. a seeaeT ©. MOYER. Larry (Eli Larry) | 4 Soe Tats ee Lapportcnmansin canta me 5s sre ict oh papa SER ad Bie Bh Rite Anan sC
14-00000 politically, Moyer had been a pimp in Hawaii in 1941, working through the ; ce photograph shops where a serviceman could get his picture taken with a hula girl, He had also been afriend of Ada B, Jackson, whom O'Connell described .as "a well-known pink in New York"; Moyer had known her through American - . Labor Parcy meetings there. O'Connell said that Moyer was crude, but by ~ zs i I é ¥. Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American youth group which - z ; 3 ‘toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived i ‘ : in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957.. O'Connell provided the Consulate General, : ‘ Hong Kong, with information on some of the other members. of the group. He e _had the following to say about Larry. Moyer: : 2 “Larry MOYER, age 32, was reporting on the trip for United. Press. 7 a O'Connell was Moyer!s roommate in Moscow, and had learned of many of : to Moyer's past experiences before O'Connell had indicated where he stood | . oO means stupid," (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, .44 October 1957, } IO Sanioes ae aLh? Pat yeh eskel ened rt : eum tc AERA tc arses enna sme CADIS ets HPD WCE LAIMA OR A AD MSEC CNRS ET AEE: ANY Passe 4 re)
a] : “Sang DIRE OF ors eR dnd fs ttc esa PA TEE ten SO oe ers tre eats ona a ge creak Had yaaa ee Pane Ae bale cha hE - . « wane cme Pic oie RS Sam dao ema a oe eg hibntihten mete rea tad parmdearsemenre PU tA ear Loh gn detilegh dint pte cae cmneotbonne EAT RAE Eh LEC AE oe REA TES He. . go San ceen EROS STS Sette Srataannenshinsin 9 rem nw anny cere ‘Aevenge © are team ceotesEING 12 4 aya nba AsANpNNNL Roy OL ANE UY MOTOS AREAS EAE ERNE BORNIAES. ANY MTV OERTY BITE PB ESOL STM TSE vf OL aR pe ee aver RE ge if bw wr \ ofS, Lorraine (Genevieve) D028 -7 Cot. 1933 File Check Results American Stuient in China CIT=- 054 Po.3-Polauwo iw Re ce - Detroit «= we pa Bidéice - Detrec ‘ Passport Ho. L70iS issued 6/22/56 i. ‘The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, Dive) the opinion that the subject was of questionable character, (Io Dive . . 2. Genevive Loraine Nowacki was residing at Hamtramck, Michigan and | was employed by the. "Glos Luiovy" (People's Voice) a Commmist-line Polish- English language weekly newspaper. She attended meetings sponsored by the ' Civil Rights Congress in 1951, and the Convention of the Progressive Party at Chicago in 1952. She attended local and national fimctions of the "Glos  Ludowy" in 1952. She served as Recording Secretary of the Youth Comittee. . - to Elect Peace Candidates in 1952, and was campaign manager for Ben Kocel .-. who was an active member of the Commmist Party in.1951, and the Progressive Party candidate for Michigan State Senator in the November. 1952 elections. The subject represented the American Committee for Protection of the Foreign. . Born at the "Glos Ludowy" Netional Press Conference in Cleveland, Ohio in 1952. She vas a member of ‘the Civil Liberties Committee at- the University . Of Michigan in 1952, and the International. Workers Order.in 1950. ‘The subject was elected to the temporary Executive Committee of the newly formed: Xouth Club, Communist Party, Ue Se Ae District 7, on 4 December 1956, and. was described that date as a member of the East Side Section of the Comm- nist Party, District 7. Subject was the Chairman of the meeting of the Youth Club, Commmist Party, District 7, on 11 December 1956. ‘The subject has or is also connected with the Michigan Committee to Secure Justice in ."- the Rosenberg Case, Michigan Artists Bureau, Civil Liberties Committee, Michigan Youth Comittee for Peace, Freedom of Press Association of Mighigan, American Slav Congress, and the National Negro Labor Council. (IFB-79256, A Mareh 1957). . 3. Genevive Loraine Nowacki was born on 7 October 1932, in Poland end in 1956, she was residing in Detroit, Michigan with her father and Hewes aan é i eee Del a tT eee cepcy . - NOWICKL, Lorraine (Genevieve) | | setter: eet aten meeterinbeereed at foe .
14-00000 .. SRE Str EA SETS EUG itm ty net ee One REE SPURL BRITA EAT STOPS TE SEEN NEY TONLE ETS EDR! POSED ea! Pa Leese MIEN Ate oe ite SANE REN RES . SECRET mother. Genevive's mother Stella who wes porn in. Poland and naturalized at. Detroit, Michigan travelled to Poland in 1956, and returned to the United States in that same year. Stella was a member of the International Workers Order, Lodge Ro. 3503, and vas in good standing. . Stella was also reported ' to have attended many receptions with the Tepresentatives of the Polish ‘Embassy. (DFB-67777T, 13 August 1956) . fy _ 4. Miss Lorraine Nowackl was the Campaign Manager for Ben Kocel, the ' candidate for membership in the State Legislative representation of Michi- a @en. lorraine and Ben obtained over 1,800 signatures within less than 5 “i. hours under the Progressive Party's petition demanding that the City Council in Detroit extend the rent control. (DFB-27456, 15 Jume 53)  oanrves 2 reneea$ Sees ante = : : # om “pew chi’s Con viah Commaclime, EEE BUD, Mabe $77, elon fe gis: wale ty BSSA ae Cl. Nos iy Mee jn gus slings an Comer ee a pea NOVACKT eyo a 4 eee a - . — RE ne ORI nt emt At OS He DD CA eae Ne SR Fm
tee, gas " meer ee ME EIR A Ra AACE MOTE tl Saat ALE Ra a a ot SR ON on Bact a nd SAE ORIN ID ost 7 peramanase ' Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was anti- Communist, (10 Div, ) SR TE Represent Ee oe ne tay 34 ‘ American Student in China _ : O'CONNELL, Dan (Daniel Myles) File Check Results Cir. Vill Residence - Chicago, Dlinois Passport No. 594311 issued 6/25/57 sien at ne sence me ree te time gtine  roet Seed © 1, The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow 4 7 { i ! 2. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was non-Com munist and had also refused to surrender hig Passport at the Chinese frontier, but, succumbed £0 pressure in Peking. (State Department Incoming Telegram No, 513 dated 10 September 1957 from Moscow.) 3, Dan O'Connell was listed as the Publicity Director of the United States Youth Festival Committee, as of May 1957, (DFB- 84120, 16 May 1957.) ; | pa HOE, NOSET, ips UEvaney amp, © dwergs Wie WSs wclign Coun est bing ve) ERODE WTR ED TEE AG EB BG AUTEDR UP Cathay fy ¢af 05 RABIN eset agen fel my yak Odes oes SEE EYRETAAT HAR SHE Reece a mI tad Emme RoR ae O'CONNELL, Dan (Daniel Myles ) . * $eeper
. * ier _— _ ae ; eG - & 2 : . : . ~ bo fide PE ae CRON ee EDD pea ae te FETE St pee aint SEM esneaaye Peery en pa et Liberte rey We Fe o : * + oo, i --2 ~ Te ape aN eee eee “S$. Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American youth group which i toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived ; : in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957, O'Connell provided the. Consulate General, ; Hong Kong, with information on some of the other members of the group, i O'Connell said he saw Father Wagner in prison in Shanghai; he did not pros vide the Consulate General with more information about Father Wagner than © a “appeared in the press. He was quite cooperative with the Consulate General : to (he turned over his passport) and was most anti-Communist in public and private statements. He described the greater part of the American group | which attended the October 1 celebrations in Peiping as being politically and i morally corrupt, and atated that only three members of the group, including himself, made any effort to defend the U.S. against Chinese Communist - i ' eritics. The shortness of O'Connell's stay in Hong Kong prevented spending : much time with him, but he stated that he would be happy to answer further . | questions after he returna to Chicago. (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, - : ;, . - ( _ number 289, 14 October 1957.) . “4 ~ J LL . wd) Anefler OComnehl . Cheat! doncd! 7.| rab yy a. aT, ane apt me ud ’ ; edt Phe ann ; re Oraricen deSegelinr, » &. ne a Pode Wliigwias ww the Seok, three. tho? bo Corcennt) d Store ube Bom an, Me tampa bet met eo, ve tat [eam a mane cl L bpewge “fg JO neh the “150, . . PRSSE-SR OG 5B RST ARETE HI A OUST a EE CRATES NV BN at een en ep eta Ht ates St Ra hci oy aacted Toten vig mee mite oy RigmatesteseR: ‘ eA 0 ne AY OEE Se LE HL Oe | . OTCONNELL Dan (Daniel Myles) ES rrr tn = ean meen OTR RST eR DET a ne Sag BE pr fel gh ssh HAGLRSE La sha TBtevteg i SS . - a Yel
14-00000 PSR ON EDT 1 NEES TARGA SEER ME SRST PS AER ET a a Myre needy en . . . ~ Spectra se & FIDE a & co \t ‘ROSEN, Jake © File Check Results coming Telegram No. 513 dated 10.Sept 57, from Moscow) i indicated to be members of the Chicago Branch of the Socialist Workers | vadio training; or who have been or now are employed in allied Mlelds where <n An een mata acti taal Net el mene i nl Seat eta Meee dnee eis a PETS eh i age tet * COULONE le EE EEE Tt capes OT dey RE alm ate, Re en ame gn a heats ee ete nee I EE American Student in China . Can S384. Residence - New York “| Phot atrachen _ AYKAcMED 9 7 : I ie The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, .. H ; were of the opinion that the subject was a Left Winger. (I0 Div.) ; de 2. Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to give } the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject was instrumental in aprly= j Be ing pressure to make the Americans, that did not give up their passports at rr re the Chinese frontier, give their passports to ‘the Chinese in Peking, Tucker: -f 0 4 also feels that the subject is a-most dangerous leftist. (State Dept. In- ~~ - g 3- On 15 November 1951, it was reported that Jack and Mildred Rosen, i . . at Party, resided at 1839 Touhy Avenue, Chicago. (DFB-16666, 2h March 1952) 4. In March 1948, 1t vas reported that Jack Rosen, who was residing at 314 Harbor Road, Hunters Point Housing Project, San Francisco, and a part-time emloyee at Sonotone, Inc., 450 Sutter Street, San Francisco, and & student at Stanford University, was a member of the Theodore Dreiser Club of the Commmist Party. Ata meeting of the-Professional Section functione aries on 19 March 1948, and in a discussion by those present on the reepon- Gibility of a Commmist Party member in the event of war between the. United States and Soviet Russia, Rosen, a member ofthe club, stated, "I would be drafted like any other individual and then: do vhat T-could.". This same" — Jack Rosen was-on a list of Comnmist Perty members. or reported sympathizers known to possess or who have been issued licenses for the operation of redictelegraph, radlotelephone or amateur "ham" apparatus; who have received iia hc eet Tenet erate Te Secret semen camertine opine neebmr an an eteipelaaee Hat re, ' . ‘ their employment, talent, or knowledge could be utilized for clandestine radio commmications. (DFB-5016, 14 August 1950) Se, 7 | ROSEN, Jake LARA AIRE Anon rnee on ete me eae art oe inden adem ‘na tetne tig Se Syed
14-00000 ane? - a “ 2 we : a is ue ND oe : iat v ~~ a ~ nal we “EGRET : -2- ' zi Ge Jaaod Rosen was a member of "The Campus" and the "Marxist Dig- 3 [ i cussion Club,” both orgsnizaticas are stulent groups at the City Collegs =: A of Kew York, vhere Rosen vas in attendanee as a student. (DPB-90299, : E 19 Sept ST) oe on i | i 6. ‘he "Kew York Times" issus of 30 July 1957, coatained an article if g by "Max Prankel,” regarding the Vorla@ Youth Featival then in seasicn at . ; * a / 8 . Koseov, USSR, which stated in part - "Jacob Rosen, 635 West 17kth Btrect, : 7 Bo , Manhattan, a junier at City College wont without aleep to keep things. . oe | F ae moving. He carried the United States flag et yesterday's ‘Opening, dipping — 2s Bo, it in salute to Hikite g. Khrushchov and other Soviet dignitaries, at the iF, HF he ae we “ROSEN, SEG race sarvectinn ya teensy wet ay
14-00000 TAR ele retralt ria a pion Pea cot iene Fait ry is! EAE OS aE EEN SREY EASE REI A eta, - . ow . . Q ~37- j “3 7, Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American youth group which ae toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived | in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957. O'Connell provided the Consulate General, : Hong Kong, with information on some of the other members of the grow. i He had the following to say about Jake Rosen: . ‘take ROSEN, one of the organizers of the group is "solidly leftist". His father had been a labor leader in New York," (Foreign Service Dispatch, 4 Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.) , f -+ GU, Laporte . i ‘to Re-enter: City College . Orie of the forty-two young ‘| Americana who ignored s State] 8 Department’-ban to: travel in) 2 “iCommunist China will seek to] § €lraenter City College next se-| § oe 8! wre student, Jacob Rosen, re- - wliomned to New York last week| § : Bland his passport was seized by} @ f-limmigration officials. He sald) 7 lyesterday that he had tsken a) @ Sjsix-montn leave of absence from| & Picity College to attend a youth} : Fi festived in Moscow and to travel! & aan perm in Europe. Bir, Rosen, a 19-year-) old junior, went to China fol- 2 Wiowing the! festival and visited) & Mjrelatives in Israel before return- sree een ters & nee setrvptractene meena? NEE om oth equnsstions ond v8 h . GT. Lad saviows Brus d- coe ce Kosens Com ar 2 _ 36 Moy 31, contends Pafo om a bal; Prepore. he raged eh acl # “sy a 9° Be oS othe orges"ge qh a it youd qite Qanp cqucle vanes Paice, Glew A 935% ; . ject apts) , Savangl ee aa, O'Lounel], Tockn, Coppl@, & g Facdoum load-J ull a Rassisws ( Thor uted Ow Moy, 4 , : ew g ame alge fe Soy . . Ae EAT yen Ss EPL SD in DTT weer bil ere ater
14-00000 RA BEAR o RSE TTA Chae a aii Casa Us os aS ot FEY ARATE NOES WTAE TEER ASO | gseecmermnrantc nen ti TRS hi A Nn RY a tg ee ee ogre aon i nn |; | 43 American Student in China Q SCHMIDT, Orville ‘ File Check Results GIZ sh Residence -Marion, South D. . . : 1, The IO Division's informants,. that attended the Moscow Festival “were of the opinion that the subject was anti-Communist. (10 Div. } Ze The following document pertains to the sub! fect, however, efforts te locate the document have been unsuccessful: DFB-88603, | PES retain PFS TEI ER cat tte penateye pst Laban PEPE NCEE ENG Agog tang oon came tire Aenean sunben ntetnean a cat tyne Rig «bie i 2 Aspe be promt rem as Parte met EPR Be BREUER TNL RUE HR MESO DL ete A ETN aL Ae AE Penne Oct On, tte ESM ewe titee Yoram Ate Fs Fe Lt a es Daa a eee OR ae SRP E Cg P-
piece Ta nine enna oy Ho Sainte pete oe La NA nD Set Om NR IER Baa See oR OR FE TA» stitieee “ ea FRA BED YAS TD. SRA BERT OT IE BOREL TTT ET EOD GLI AED CRETE: 2 7 ; ‘s ; on . 35 . ot American Student in China SCHWARTZ, Larry Ci ok Residénce ~ Utica, Michigan fgkansport No. 920030 issued 4/12/56. a ft igi Saat File Check Results cy) helo ax Acned Brahe eM ot geet Sane Sak oe MEA, aac, “agi (eT LP ASE aston men rr ER
14-00000 pee : ‘ Fi . 4 a t 6 # -. t ha Steere c- weget BORER REELS ete ee cong ye tae AE TR ta EDO TEE EET IY Ott St oar me OE ak get RE RTE ETT RUM TE Senko oerariene He totam eek cp tenr tO Set y meamten, pe a ETAT MICMTRA Aen Gap bbe 6 12 @ . . ft 4 a 20 ~- 2 -~ * ° ‘ . ‘ . i La 2. Lawrence Schwartz, who recently arrived in Hong Kong, from his tour in Communist China, had the following to say about his observations of Communist China: "Communism is run by fanatics. What they are trying to do cannot be done. People cannot submit to long periods of regi- mentation. Regimentation is frightening. In the states | visited, it was entirely out of hand," (New York Times, 21 Nov. 57) OUMER TORS LSM MATE ACTA TY GS PO rm maT i deorentine murs petnte ain nna pater nears iar epee hier be ANT oe AERTS STENT OETSL up nenamanenietesen : Se mmrcrcue cept menainesenteriesmuelar tanen seme eigen tnt ee SNe nein eneaMmn Rvat ay te mE EER Mn ey eh mae St eaten ade neni bg awe Srey
14-00000 : & = : FG, wig, parent OMA A a nee mene aan 6 OETA omen ee - ae re ane a ae meet vent Me ete penne - | af . i) cos -. CA, | - Lact INCOMING TELEGRAM Department af State velcved AW 2 ime amas ee pence ated 32 : __UNCLASSIFIED _ Action Control: 12435 a ‘ : Rec'd: November 21, 1957 i FROM: Hong Kong 8:30 p.m. 4 P- info ; RMR TO: Secretary of State { ing NO: 865, November 21 | | SO | _EUR a : , | eS | SENT DEPARTMENT 865, REPEATED INFORMATION KOBE 2, YOKOHAMA 3. SCA | PPT ; IRC " Lawrence Schwartz, member Youth Festival group, aboard PRESIDENT CLEVELAND due Honolulu December 3. Presence : Hong Kong unknown until after departure. CIA DRUMRIGHT _ UMT/1 . _—— - umes “UNA SS THIS © UNCLASSIFIED - COPY 1S PROHIBITED. . "pape ment ne Toman aaa ty 2G stem pad 9 RHO an ween Oa Sena sasgagrnennes emma .
14-00000 GieaA St eg BOR Raabe ante Fe met ALE DAES ETc yan SPENT NTE RN OC melee Den tae tne eee! BSED Re ee ee elm eee MRR na erent | « . tee Seen metre American Student in China VW SEEGER, Peggy (Margaret) File Check Results 7 ery So 4 ry Had ed Residefice - Los Angeles, California nebo A ~ Passport No. 729373 iswued 7/11/55 nn a poeemensr ener ena -1, The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable character, (IO Div, } é. The AP correspondent in Moscow reported that the subject and Guy CARAWAN would return to the U.S.S.R. for an extensive : folk-singing tour. (State Department Incoming Telegram No. 513 iow A dated 10 September 1957, from Moscow.) , , . 3. There is no pertinent file information concerning Margaret «- SEEBER -however, the following information is furnished for your 2 eee eee tee ech etna ENR ee P RAE AE AN ATRESIA LMC: GE, DOOR. O =m eB bts iat yeruna’ys anrmertenarrth, og information, i Charles Louis SEEGER, Jr. and Ruth Crawford SEEGER, : ‘parents of subject reside at 7 West Kirke Street, Chevy Chase 15, Maryland. A report dated May 1952 states that Charles SEEGER was a member of the Communist Party in approximately 1936 and 1937. Ruth Ca?wford SEEGER ‘was reported to have been friendly or acqu~-. '! ainted with serious individuals during the 1940's who were Communist Party members, some of whom were also identified as being involved in a Soviet espionage ring which operated in Washington, D, c. and aac: aii New York during the early 1940's, aa Charles SEEGER admitted Communist Party membership | from 1936 to 1939 in a discussion group of the Communist Party. He stated that the group payed no dues and had no membership cards, He also admitted that he joined a similar Communist Party discussion - group consisting of three people in the latter part of 1941 and early. 1942, This group, according to SEEGER met very irregularly and he & ‘ oS ceased association with the Communist Party about 1943. He denied as [ " -:°". membership in the Communist Party at the time he was interviewed SB in August 1953. ° we | * SEEGER, Peggy (Margaret) 1 Sse eB SEAR BAER SRE ns cantando won 0 (arora wrens PRE nk ee ge Oe i YE panther mae Sita inane tee “ee Neyte aeuen inn aby Bima ask , £ pvenswe 4 i ok
14-00000 ° i . . : . : Margaret SEEGER's half brother Peter SEEGER is reported i to have been a member of the Communist Party in 1945, my F Peter SEEGER is reported to have been one of the organizers an : i " : of People's Songs, Inc, in 1946, He served as editor, executive chair- ge ; F : man, and national director prior to the dissolution of the company in | f : 1949, nee Songs, Inc. was cited as.a Communist front which was in- j E Corporated January 31, 1946, by the California Committee o - rican 3 Activities in its 1948 report. n Wer American 4 .. . . i 7 . 1 ‘ . i i Peter SEEGER is also reported to have been a member of the ; | A WEAVERS, @ musical quartet who entertained at "Closed meetings" of - Communist. Party. functionaries and have appeared before numerous pro- b i a, Communist. and Communist-front groups, - {ONHW-4402, 20 February t i . ' 1956 from’ various FBI reports.) — Pes , i i !. | i . | . . yee “ eo ; . . in . 4 a . ° : es ; | de - 12/13/55 | | Loo a Pg “ SEEGER, Peggy (Margaret) i LP Ee OLDE ROO em sa et tee pantie cng +e Fee) 2 NO A weg lot ac PO - sonnet ats 7 soe ape S Pet ce ndedae’ Mee nde or Sete S ie ghar are Fela tect! ade hate SOMERS EE eo pera nh dy we - . FC SEEE LL ree td aye AR OOM Thee
14-00000 American Student in China pethate ad PAC Mot OA ee ee a amet antte ne TUCKER, Shelby Jr. (James) File Check Results 7 Residence = Pass Christian, Mias,_ Preto SHaAchED assport No, 615485. issued 3/29/57 2——— a : t | i i ; q i H | £ | 1, The 10 Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival, : were of the opinion that the subject was antieCommunist. (IO Div.) | 5 aa 2. Shelby Tucker appeared at the American Embassy in Moscow, on 9 September 1957, and was interviewed in regards to his trip to China, (Interviewers name not given). The interviewer stated that he waa con- vinced from his talk with Tucker, both before the festival and now, that he was a sincere and loyal if misguided American and that his refuéal to : : give up his passport to the Chinese was not a trick, (State Dept. Telegram oe No, 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from Moscow) . ; : 43. The FBI in answer to a fileecheck request, from the State Depart- night 'regarding some of the individuals that attended the Moscow Youth Bie ¥estival, replied that their records failed to disclose any identifiable data of & subversive nature concerning James T, Tucker, Jr. (DFB-88829, ‘21 August 57) Sean Oe eae FRET SES APSARA CRN ‘ CRER, Shelby, Jr. (James) ed . a | ets so - Pe pee Pee VR Te cae ea eee
14-00000 e sy t Bie: - ; . PRICAIT? ‘ (Securtty Classtfeation) "FOREIGN SERVICE DESPATCH FROM af DO NOT TYPE IM THIS SPACE LOO fi BOG Anorican Embassy LOWLY DESP. RO. TO: THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON. ae oO TE , x REF AYER PRO ND nthe CMa Rm t ineaciete | SUBJECT: io Erbassy Deebriefin: of Shelby Tuckor, Anorican Student Who 4 ). Visited Communist China oo, i Hi Hp, Shelby Tucker, on Anmorfcan student at Oxford University, | visited Cownninat Ching in company with several other. studenta ~ at tho conclusion of the Moscow Youth Fustivnl, After his arrfyel | | . An Peking he was requested by_the Chinoso Cawmnist authorities te | ' Surronder his passport, Mr, fuckor refuned to do this and asa | result waa deported from China into the Soviot Union, le -roturned | te Lendon on Septomber 12 and during his discussions with the i : | - Eabassy voluntoored to propare a statomont. of his inprisaions of . . i i Commnist China based on his hoteos, this statenont is tranomitted as enclosure one, oo - Shortly after Mr, fucker arrived in London he wag ap roached OE by Lifo magazine for his story, which it io underatood he sold to i Se the editors for a sum of $500.00. A copy of this story, which . ; Was written by a Life staff wreitor basod on Mr. “Vuckor's ronarks : -.48 transmitted as enclosure two. ‘ihe Lmbassy understands that . i ‘Life magazine ia. not now plaming to publish this story. | There is transmitted as enclosure three a copy of ir, Tucker's : affidavit regarding tho uso of his. passport in Cozrzinist China, | This affidavit has already beon transmitted to tho Departnont under ' Soparate cover in connection with Hrs Tucker's ‘passport diffiaulties but is included here for the Departnent's convenicnso. | Zt was the improssion of the de-briofinr officers that lr, - Tucker wns sincere in his desire to furnish-information which mirht bo of use to the United States Governnont. Unfortunately, however, Hr. Sucker seoms to have: vory little baclground in. Chinese affairs ond his observations, both witten and oral, appear te sontain little significant political or econanic information, % a FR . INFORMATION Copy - . - Retain In divisional files or destroy in accordance with security regulations, eT RO omens mm oR 8 TIA, 8 TEE I IL PN eR mR UNITY, : ess TUCKER, Shelby pA eactretmermeaen enn EL RARE om mm atc oh
14-00000 3 f . ; ® ~ f: ; : : ee ee pee ao ee ie . “ 2 j : Encl. No i, ——- Des COT : a * . : | (Classification) & Fron ASDANT, London ir, Tuckor tool a number of photorrashs during his stay in } China. Ono print of etch will be forwarded to the Dopartucnt urdlor soparato cover whon thoy have been received by the Mabagaye | I | | i i | a, For the Anbassadar: | I | i | ¢ Keds HU 4 oster oo. i Second Secretary of Embassy Approved: foifeet ic Edwin We Martin wee an i Pirst Secretary of Exbassy he Enclosures ° ii J po an 2, statonont of improssions of Communi at China os ; P fe magazine story -  &e Hpe Tucker's affidavit ww 3 Bo weet op rere eS soe ne sme oo 4 nines ‘ eee - : Fie Sh dns oe 82 og bee tt ROR Fett ane ni Tah emer Tea te meh alee AAP 4p cpt AL OA Com as Nae Shem tae BAY Sp
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14-00000 ‘ 7 Ege) - . Lae i = 4 ? “git atnt Fs : ct Ee PR cm gp Bert tk oe eee tap nee, gent ". : : ~ PPT eet ARORA emer Case a BE OE Se Spgta TY aasarie ns Ce RTT TR SD ap erage arcane rR oa Fmt ae tn eee ed sgmdsim aM Oem Py * . 33 . ae , ~~. oe ® - + oom, * ' ¥ * ry : ' & = 5 e t + . a ; foe : : i . : be H . : 4 an : : 1 r ae i 2. Daniel M. O'Connell, a member of the American youth group which toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957, O'Connell provided the Consulate General, Hong Kong, with information on some of the ‘other members of the group. Mane ee cate eee AE Bm ee RENE TEER git e tahoe fy be ares He had the following to say about the Tylers: i t f “steve and Patty TYLER (ref. Consulate General telegram to Department , - 560, repeated Moscow 8, Praguc 1, of September 27, 1957) have been travel- Por ing in Europe for about a year anda half. Steve is 23. Neither are college fob e graduates. O'Connell felt that Patty was the smarter of the two, but that _, both were quite sound in their thinking, and he was convinced of their anti- ’ Communist sentiments. O'Connell said that both of Steve's pareris had been in some sort of trouble for leftist or ‘Communist activity in the U.S... and that Steve feared that this would unwarrantably be held against him in spite of his violent reaction against his upbringing. O'Connell said that he had never known a case where the views of father and son were father _ apart." (Foreign Service Dispatch Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October 1957.) cok 3 Maes cera tres ATU TRE ETE ALE Om OT eS wat 7 ceneere, emer eve ndynceneeblop temas ‘ 2 enc ronan 2 BIDET A ESS AS SESE ERE SA UCN ISAT NESE a RS PEG ERTS SE £ - _artrden . a ee Kimo of ta Crirscnn fn fil, (Po -PYSVE, revs) = - iad 7 % ce es SERRET +. LY PYLER, Steve ‘ oe aneremace = wey ach agit te ete Roem enore” at RD Ht “een Fr Lr atoms eS * treet anata Ne MP ag I lid erm le a ROE oem wre OE GL Ey peRAER ENT ia aT eB * at ” gyms
Dard RPL Loh RS Hear Paap ( ” MCR RRerereeenoA Steiger tea T RARER GRATIN ER DINER MALTA IN A Se MOREE ENE EDT SPELT BF APRA CEB CAMEL IBSLT APE E DTSUMS EO mS SHE aT ae vie. janes & American Student in China 1438 we \ WILLIAMSON, Bob (Robert Dawson) — vaticuclareo te Rile Check Results ; : 9.06 —Clesela SS Cre es 4 Residence - New York ‘ So, “Pheto . Attached Passport No. 502806 issued 5/9/57 i. The IO Division's informants that attended the Moscow Festival. vere of the opinion that the subject was a Left Winger. (10 Dive) 2. On Li Oct. 1955, Confidential Informant T-1, who has. furnished reliable information in the past, reported he had recéived information that Robert WILLIAMSON, born 1h May 1938, a student fron Cleveland, Ohio had arrived in Paris, Frence on 2 Sept. 1955 from Prague, Czechoslovakia. Informant said his information indicated this individual had been in: Polend. He stated he was not sure, but in all probability this person vas & member of a youth club that had met in Warsaw, Polend. (DFB-59303, AL Jan. 1956," RE 200-4-252018) (het Lolo) “ILLIAMSON; Bob = Represented the Commmist League of Great Bri- ¢: URdF, Congress at Lyon in April-1gli8s:. (French press, RI 20-4-10~ ‘a, tt er meee OBERT PRE 8 I A anion Kent AE a Fa cio Mee mee eT Stone AE ap int Bhi Ty ER Cot eae iim, ee ee a cee eee ae Sioeeae a pee ERSTE ee te ee Robert | Dawson} . f ered at rome eee i i i Y ' i } - j. i i fb Fe EL te 1: ee eeergowerrreee ft i
14-00000 i adteaetehatinaniat ae pny r 4 - a A es ee 2. 2 i raed y A , a epenane vee ee UEN Netse SrBSee ARS nae tee OE ETE ee se nese ent ME aap PETE ETB Sates ee Aap gota a eo Tame oo oe eg oe BS vob aoe . ¢ . 7 gy : poay e hoe i 4 5 ‘ | OCPRFT  t: POR . » . eiGores C0 é t : . - 3 t a } t @ : ! Fo yee Y. Daniel M. O'Connell, a member-of the American youth group which 21 hore h row oe ned 8 DUR RO NEED CRIED TC ONE toured Communist China after attending the Moscow Youth Festival, arrived | in Hong Kong on 6 October 1957, O'Connell provided the Consulate General, Hong Kong, with information on some of the other ‘members of the group. | He had the following to say about Williamson: ; . i "Earl (I believe O'Connell called him Bob) WILLIAMSON!s father was deported from the U.S. for Communist activities and is now in London, (See Consulate General despatch No. 199 of September 17, 1957), " (Foreign Service Dispatch, Hong Kong, number 289, 14 October. 1957.) ae ee Seo en nnn oe A ee eee 9 Ro LRN Sele 9 prec  cve PLIST AGS fo eh Cre Ne iar engineer tale Penety Sere eS Le oak ee TN eg LICE OT Re ‘I
» ; ~ % F -. ! - : Pook ~ i . a 4} se American Student in China ( 4 WILLIAMSON, Earl = | File Check Results es 4 ~@YUt- Ud A. . . “ oP t ~ ° Residence ~ Pleasant Hill, Calif, /London od 4 Passport No, 577624 issued 6/10/57 : . 3 g of vs 1, The IO Division's informants, that attended the Moscow Festival,’ | : hae were of the opinion that the subject was of questionable character. (10 Div.) i 1 ' 2 Shelby Tucker, the American that went to China and refused to i i" give the Chinese his passport, stated that the subject is a most dangerous eo leftist. (State Dept. Incoming Telegram No, 513 dated 10 Sept 57, from = Moscow) = } Gf t A | 3, The following document pertains to the subject, however, efforts ‘ 4 to lecate the document have been unsuccessful: DFB- 86248, By = don g oom ewe ae, fod 6 7: he Se cmb Sages oT tage ADA met AT RRNA } a i- a = . . é H EAA : M 0K; i.
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