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eh eee ete SF 116-52286 EOR/Jjr In view of the nature of this investigation and bic the promipence 0f Qi... iii. California, he was not asked to rnish a signed statement or whether he would be willing to testify in any hearing in this matter. bD, 1 wo On September 12, 1944, CD 22v 1500 that on that day District Attorney BROWN gave perm sion to a person soliciting contributions to the California Labor School (CLS) to say that he approved and endorsed this School. The California Labor School, Inc., 321 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, California, has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. Mhe February 14, 1945, issue of the "Daily People's Worla" (DPW), page 4, column 6, contained an article captioned "alameda, SF Demos Back Bridges." Pertinent parts of this article read as follows: "A resolution requesting President Roosevelt and Attorney General Francis Biddle to drop deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, Pacific Coast Longshoremen's Union chief, was adopted today by the Alameda County Democratic Committee. "At the same time it was announced that San Francisco District Attorney Edmund Brown has added his support to the 'citizenship for Bridges' drive. Brown termed the deportation order against the native born Australian ‘as a threat to industrial peace'.” The "People's World," formerly known as the "Daily People's World" is.a West Coast co nist newspaper. — (Netan FAL excision Reference is (peda made to, npntaram: 4 Director to the Atomic nergy Commi S21 Bf. ated Ootqber 6, 1959, enclosed to San Francisco with spye rtei dated May.‘ 1960. A review of the files of the ar anc aco: OLFic -D- Cover Page armen eee et cee EE RE Senn A aN EC EE CE COOLS A At AOE, ume eee ne ee ne eee nn ete eee face ee ae