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Meno Belmont to Boardman Res FUND FOR THE REPUBLIC - Le meee y19 CORT! ENTIAL left the Institute in New York City onuy, unfriendly terns with its leaders. QUEEN stated Fromm was "a convinced enemy of any forn of totalitarianism and never had any organizational ties with either a fascist or communist groupe” (100-106126-30) On October 16, 1943, a confidential informant who has furnished reliable tnformation tn the past advised that Fromm was ' considered by the Organizing Comnittee of the Jefferson School of ‘Social Science as a possible guest lecturer and forum participant. (62-60527~30966 ) The Jefferson School of Social Science has been designated by the Attorney General of the Jnited States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. . On April 11, 1946, a confidential informant who has furnished reliable information in the past advised that Cedric .Belfrage and his wife would spend the evening with Dr. Fromm. On : November 30, 1945, Elizabeth Bently advised that Belfrage had furnished material to use in connection with her participation in _ the fashington, De C., Soviet espionage apparatus. By letter dated Ifay 14, 1946, Fromm wrete to in| which he thanked for writing and made arrangements to see On November 10, 1945, Elizabeth Bently advised @Qp had y7¢ furnished her information for tie Soutet esptonage apparatus from 1942 to 1944,and she collected Communist Party oye sods om Gre gag 62~60527~ 309668) On February 28, 1955, two Hertcan tnformants who have furnished reliable information in the past advised that on February 26, 1955, a Communist Party member named _ tndicated to another Communist Party member that she wes studying for a Masters Degree tn psychiatry and was contacting Fromm in connection with her studies. was reprimanded and told that Fromm was anticomn st, and she should have nothing to do with him. (100-416491-62,/ v i Literature dated April, 1958, of the New York Committee for a@ Sane Nuclear Policy reflected Fromm was a sponsor for that organization. This literature reflected the policy of the organization was to "end bomb testing and move toward peace.” Dr. Erich Fromm was one of several signers of a. statement of the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy recetved in February, 1958. The statement called for an end to nuclear test explosions by all nations. Bufiles do not reflect that either of the above organizations are communist dominated. (100-426761-67 EP 1) (100-427820-3)