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Under’ National organization, . "eat: in touch: throughout the country with: the Sooialiat locals, intercollegiate Socialist Sooiety: Locale;:’ |radical: ‘groups, open: forums and the Fics ‘Tabor vumtons,. ves ea tio ‘societies, § other peace “omganizations, formerg! organizationa.. Other directions were for more complete organization. ‘throughout the U. S.. and for maas meet ings. Program (in part) Immediate. anti-oénsori ption ‘saupaten, ‘Cooperation in defense of frée speech ard free assemblage during | the war and the rights of Conscientious. objectors. Sinoe both the consoription and eepionage bills were passed, ae was | not very long pefore the American Union Against Militari on virtually | hen a iy withdrew, Leaving. the, field An: DAK, te. branch. otfioes, the, Civd —— Bibertics ‘Bureau, in Hew York. ,and- ‘Washington L . A list of officers and exeoutive oommittess of the Civil: ttertics | Bureau was as follows? ; Lillian D.. Haid,. Chatman, -Amog Pinchot’: Viloq-Chairmen, - “L, Hollingsworth food, Tréacurer,” Crystal Eastman, | Exeoutive Secretary, Charles T. RAL Linen, Raitorier Director. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE : _ Roger N. Bai dwin,. Director of Givi Liberties Bureau, Jane Addams, A. A. Berle, Frank Bohn, Oswald G. Villard, Emily: Green Balch, and others. Since its objects weré avowedly “the maintenance in war times of th rights of. free speech, free press, peaceful assembly, liberty of con- science and freedom from unlawful search and seizure" (from the letter- GOVEAUENT PRINTING OFFICE 71169 ae ee er