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NY 2LO00-9881LuU ittee for Academic Wand reasonable, and the wichi fan Comm for an open hearin Freedom has been working since summer on the entire case. ne Ad a8 "The response of individualsand organizations has been quick and highly effective. The Resolutions Comaittee of the american Federation of Teachers, Nat. Convention, passea 8 resolution condemning the action, of the University; similar statements were issued by... - the National association for the Advancement of Colored People, the ational axecutive Board of the American”: | Newspaper Guild, the UAW National Convention, the American Civil Liserties Union, and numerous other organizations. Among the national prominent {individuals who have de~ elared themselves in full. support of the piichigan C orm : -DYND geval: for Academic Freedom Ores seer. AM é Lites tn January 19) of the University of Michigan, aavised tauat it was hia. pelief that the Michigan Committee for academic Freedom was in some way officially tied dn-with the CIO, that he dia not know to what extent this .commection existed, but that he felt the organiazation wanted to have the Ford organization become affiliated with the CIO Union. He. gaid he arrived at this conclusion after learing that at a meeting of the sichigan Committee for Academic . Freedom, this topic was discussed in some Way. _ oc cemerapascet eo a mimeographed_sommuni< tion containing tne signature of Professor ROBERT: S : inich urged: Columbia University, and other individuals, atudents of the University of Michigan to atte meeting to be held Saturday, November 9 (no year at at Ann arbor, Michigan, to discuss dismissals made “by ‘the University of Michigan. J Re Im september 1942, Confidential Informan of kmown reliability, providéd a letterhead which: as Tollowst Pe et ee ee