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T-2, above, advised he attended some of the meetings at the First Christian Church, Houston, arranged by the AFSC but had no reason.to question the Program thereof. He stated that the meetings followed. ' the general belief of the Quakers, i-:e., the world problems could be settled without engaging in war, He stated that the theme of the program as set out in the brochure was "a reaffirmation of faith in non-violence as a means of overcoming evil". -2 stated that nothing. had come to his attention which would indicate attempts by the communists or other subversive groups to infil- trate the AFSC in the Houston area, Informant stated further as far as he knew SS or CLES nad no subversive tendencies. nforment stated he was not ~ personally acquainted with*_ ITT 3 mentioned above. tae ee — rare reserns vee ree OK Tuly 14, 1955, eee ety Lei ee wey, 2dVised she had-attended some of the meetings of the AFSC in Housten in June, 1955, but did not feel there was any question about the activities or speakers at the meetings. She advised no information had come to her attention to indicate any possible inflitration of the AFSC in the Houston area by any subversive orouns SvOoversave groups, f stated she knew of the AFS ~arranged meetings on inter- national relations held in June, 1955, in Houston, but had not attended any of the meotings. She stated she had followed the progress of this and previous meetings of the AFSC; however, Row? UU advised she knew of i