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eer ‘| Tate's SE: 116-52286 leader on the waterfront and a strike was threatened, if he . was deported. stated that many prominent people, including Governor BROWN, objected to the deportation at that time in a community effort to help San Francisco and the war effort. He said they feared the strike and the possible slowdown of cargo handling on the. waterfront and its very obvious effect on the war effort. Q@EEBsteted that the deportation objections were, ironically enough, motivated by patriotism even though “left wingers" and their organizations were behind the movement. : of - Ee |S an: that it was brought to his attention at Governor B 's name had been used by the - American Youth for Democracy or the Young Communist League around 1946. He stated that this was done without Governor BROWN'S permission and that BROWN had made 4 statement to this effect during his campaign for Governor and apparently had successfully repudiated any statements to the contrary. tated that ea is well acquainted with Governor BROWN ana, for several e be interviewed. said, however, that bably' be unfriendly to Governor BROWN, because hag visualized himself as the Attorney and has blamed Governor BROWN for the fact that he is not. explained that approached him about running for Attorney General and that explained he could not support because of their different political affiliations. indicated he blamed BROWN and protested that on the State level partisan politics was unimportant. stated furthermore, that in his opinion has become so ¢ nservative in his views on nearly everything, that he feels has become overly scrupulous. since they ears, suggeste would pro feets eneral, or Governor, advised on May ll, a e has known Governor or nearly 20 years and he considers him an honest, loyal American. SD «2: he is willing to accept the edict of the people o e State of California who elected Governor BROWN and feels. that the loyalty of such a person is not open to question. He commented that he and Governor BROWN were members of the same political party but that he had always felt Governor BROWN was much too conservative to be a "true" Democrat. stated that his social contacts with Governor BROWN were Tather limited, but that professionally he believes Governor BROWN epjoy&. a very fine reputation. , remarked that he felt quite strongly against an investigation of this kind involving the Governor, and remarked that it was, in his opinion, an infringement upon the sovereign rig of the State of California. eee cemeece nate Sore nent te nee epee cet metre monaco gee ER aise eters