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f J 4 1 ' Phila. File (” “7Ep ere Sony, ee tom, had stated that this Organization nas accepted responsibility for developing & program whereby more than one thousand Japanese American students could be ro-ostablished in schools on the request of CBr Sen #d , RRR. aa. Go" said in a letter to the Committee, “Tt is not feasible for the Government to undertake the procram, but this in no way detracts from the desirability of such an accomplishment." On Kay 26, 1942, the Philadelphia Office received from the Huntington Field Nivision a teletype advising that ATR CTS and AOE, salleged officers in the American Friends Service Committee, are residing in Cacepon Stete Park, Berkeley Sorings, West Virginia, and are receiving rail containing seditious statements ageinst the United States and criticism of the treatment of Japanese in evacuation from the Facific Coast. It was alleged further that the Com- mittee is supposed to be active in securing release of Japanese students from internment camps in order to continue their studies at American uni- versities. ‘It was elleged further that the Committee is believed to be active in urging young, people to register as conscientious objesters and te solicit for volunteers for peace service serinars. The Huntington Field Division requested that information also be furnished concerning atin. ficken is. wea ee Philadelphia, who is active in the Committee and peace seminars.