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WY 652111380 a ee i faian, Mentioneé in the’ Weve article aith THOMAS” oo. yf vo were STANLEY LeVISON and soiglemiey, student ce Sein. respectively of St. vouns niversity Law " Sehool, among others. . Ny - — b| GEE e2visc in 1941 that among other circulars, | a copy of the minutes of the Fifth Annual Convention of : wrawminens Cea the American Law Students Association was found in Madison Square Garden, New York City, following © the CP meeting held on April 17, 1941. The CF has been designated by the Attorney General pursuant to Executive order 104.50. . . Tne House Committee on Un-American Activities, 79th Conzress, Second Session, May 29, 1946, at Washington, D.G.,; reported the following on Fase 6 with respect to -. the American Law Students Association: - "1, Cited as uncer Communist control, influence, or in collaboration with the ¢ CP by the Committee 1 =. for Cultural Freedon, Professor JOHN AQEWEY, ° 3 Chairman, Apr di, 1940. Ho | Ay When interviewed durin; the early part of - 1984 in connection with another matter, Father JOSEPH ” T, TILLANEY, Dean of St. Johns University Law School in Brooklyn, New York, stated as follows in connection with the American Law Students Association, Father TILLANEY said that it was his understanding that the American Law ~ Students Association was conceived with ethical and loyal inten ntéons ee ee ee See oe in “1936, The St. Johns Council was active in the association for apvroximately one year and the association became rather: dormant thereafter to the best of his knowledge, He added that it was his understanding that the American Law Students ee Association became connected with persons and organizations 7 of questionable patriotism dnd then died out entirely... wots stated that it had been replaced by another organization eof excellent reputation, sponsored Py phe American Bar Association. “ Ky - 66 - {