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a Mf ee ae me 5 ag a ne * — i yerirr guns ica! " Ea Se a se . t . Se pr ae oe atl ene, cee Bag wal ae a time, ae = 2:<° 4t appeared that the "Commies" were getting contr of the organization in New York and the people in the West did not like it but found they were fe to have a fight on.their hands in San Francisco. stated that MURPHY was. seeking re-election to. the Superior Bench rancisso 5: advised_on May . “BROWN /when he, : ‘in 1944iJand had - and professionally, : -: = in San Francisco at the time and he and Governor BROWN were agaimst MURPHY. so Governor BROWN, MURPHY and all . ed:they would resign together when. ‘MURPHY was re-elected. stated that they all resigned shortly after Judge (~ ever hold an office in this organization, - since that: time. stated that ‘he: has not conversed with Governor BROWN. for abou 4 dthat both he ang that he would never knowingly say or do anything that_wou not be to the best. anterests of the United States. _ stated he does not think that Goyernor BROWN would ever: pe supporting him. They felt that if MURPHY resigned from the il aupPomal Lawyers’ Guild, the local C10 would waaas candidate “MURP: Ws re-election and as far as he:imows, Governor BROWN never rewaffiliated with the National “Lawyers. Guild nor did remor BRO’ one year’ al ped ‘tr . Governor BROWN differed politically, but he is’ convinced from the numerous talks and meetings he has had’ with Governor BROWN, d "soft" toward Communism or anything else that yould undermine or attempt to tear dom the Government of the United States. amp: Governor BROWN is a good family man and is homest. and sincere. ommented on the recent publicity Governor BROWN yeceived concerning capital punishment, and stated he 1s eonvinced that Governor BROUN acted in good ascdence and tothe best of his ability, even though, in c GERD opinion, he damaged himself politically.