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CONFIDUNTIST, March On Washington For Peace zn Vietnam, Washington, D.C., November 27, 1965 A third confidential source advised on April 5,- 1962, that Fromm was a member of the Socialist Party~Social Democratic Federation. “dward P/ Gottlieb ne Kew York Times”, in its late city issue of November 2- 1965, on pege & set-forth, a letter to "Te New York Times" dated November 16, 1965, from Edward P. Gottlieb, Chairman, War Resisters League. The letter entitled "Ruling on Communists” with the subtitle "To the Editor" stated: "Those of us who have argued for the | American way of life with Communists here or in personal confrontation in Moscow must take new heart with the €~to-0 registration decision of the Supreme Court ané your own unqualified approval (editorial Noverber 16}, AS a confirmed pacifist, I am joyful over this victory, non-violent and spiritual in the cold war, Americans everywhere, will find it ever so much easier to represent their country as a bulwark of freedom. The response they receive will be measurably favorabie to the pro- motion of the democratic process everywhere. The relative degree of threat of the Communist Party in America or abroad ought not to vitiate our own dedication to the principles which we traditionally believe are ee, to a free human society." arrington, Jr, ILA . nae pA OTM ae ere The December 24, 1962, issue of "New America", self cescribed as the official publication of the Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federat on (sP-gpF contained an article which stated, "Michae ringtén, (editor of ‘New America’, leaves for.Europe the first of thé-year. The author 6f-'The Other America! is going overseas to ‘work on a new book. While Harrington can no longer serve as editor of 'New America’ he will continue as a léading contributor." . 7 Edward wichee A confidential source advised that in late 1954, Farrington was active in the Young Socialist League ~6-~ CONFIDENTIAL