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-~ > ; 9 STAMOARD Prem NO. G4 ; } A owe Office Memo anduim + onitEd stares GOVERNMENT ~ to \ : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 12/31/58 ywwdse : SAC, PITTSBURGH gop» -_ a“ ‘) . . . pporect: AVERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE COC. Philddc} phia) The Pittsburgh Office is in possession of a one-page printed announcement from an unknown Source which set out that an a nstitute of International Relations would be held at a Chatham Collese, Pittsburgh, Pa., under the auspices of the American Friends Service Committee, on 11/7,8,9/58. The announcement contained photographs of four individuals identified as: ALBERT SIGSLOW, Skipper of the "Golden Rule," who recently served 60 days in the Honolulu Jail for civil Gisobedience, former Lt. Commander in the U, 8, Navy; THEODORE-GENFEY, Department of Chemistry, Earlham College, former “President of 'Society for Social Responsibility in Science!; HUGh-TMSTER, Brigagier General in the U, S. Army, retired in 1951 after 34 yedrs of service, graduate studies in international relation visited Russia 1957, interviewed NIKITA KHRUSHEV; BAYARD-RUSTIN, Executive Secretary of War Resistcrs League, follower of methods of Gandhi, and a leader in non-violent programs in this country and overseas, lecturer and Singer. The above were listed as Institute Speakers, The 11/6/58 city edition of the "Sun-Telegraph,” a Pittsburgh newspaper, on page 4, colwans 1 through 4, contained an article entitled, "Meeting At Cnatham, 4 Opposed to A-Tests * Will Tell Why" which set out in part that three men who opposed the further testing of nuclear weapons would tell why at Chatham College and listed them as Dr. THEODORE BENFEY, ALBERT BIGELOW and Brigadier General HUGH HESTER, U, S, Army, retired. The article set out that BIGELOW and HESTER Saw the present atom test program as an undeclared war with imneasurable destructive potentials.