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SF 116-52286 EOR/jr official advised that PAT BROWN said "he surely would." In May, 1948, an anonymous_source, who has furnished reliable information in the past and who is unavailable for \ recontact, advised that at that time a list of names and addresses was then maintained in the offices of the Joint. . Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee and the Spanish Refugee Appeal in San Francisco, California, on 3" by 5" cards labeled "Donors." his informant added that on this list were the j following names and addresses: : "Breit, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. "460]egbellan Ave. "Sar neisco, Calif. "SF District Attorney "550 Montgomery St. SF 4." nents Bead The Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee has been \ designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. b2 bi) ! In 1948 Former QED (concealed by request ) advised that the above list was current as of March 17, 1948, and that: this list contained names and addresses of all individuals who had contributed money to the San Francisco Chapters of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee and s subsidiary group, the Spanish Refugee Appeal. Former ace advised that this list was also used as a mailing list by the Executive Committees of these organizations. Informant added that this list contained the names of | regular contributors who subscribed to the aims and policies - of the organizations, as well as the names of individuals who had been influenced to contribute money without being aware of the full scope of the organizations activities. California, had access to addressograph plates of the "Daily People's World" subscribers. On September 27, 1950, furnished the name and address made from an addressograph -.G- Cover Page