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— CONFIDRNTIAL «= aa ARR re kes ANTS, aes aie hy tnt . .. ONY 100-1614%5 ss ws + ~ "The Village Voice," a New York City weekly newspaper, — issue of April 10, 1969, page 33, contained an article which reported a cocktail party would be held at the New Peace Movement Headquarters, 339 Lafayette Street, April 12, 1969, beginning at 4:00 p.m. and that admission would be $10.00 per person or $15.00 per couple including refreshments. The article stated that contributions would henefit the Movement Fund which has been set up to pay the enormous expenses of relocation of peace groups from. 5 Beekman Street, New York City. The article identified the groups 4s the Catholic Peace Fellowship, “Liberation" magazine, National . Mobilization Committee to ind tte War in Vietnam, New York Workshop in Nonviolence, The Resistance, Veterans and Reservists to End the Wir in Vietnam, War Resisters League (WRL) and "Win" Magazine. The article reported that contri- butions could be sent to The Moving The Movement Fund, . 5 Beekman Street, 10th Floor, New York, New York, 10038. A characterization of "Liberation" magazine "1D 4s contained in the appendix attached hereto. e cocktail party held at 339 Lafayette 5 Ork City by the Movement Fund to raise money to underwrite the moving expenses of the various peace groups to that address. - ; ae: ; approximately 125-135 persons attended. the party which was followed by a rock and roll dance which was patronized mostly by the younger people in attendance. Se: the cocktail party and dance- entertainme e pril 12, 1969, was strictly a soctfal type function. Most of those in attendance appeared to have some communication with or interest in at least one of the groups moving from 5 Beekman Street, New York City, but that some of the younger people who attended the affair were pur-~ portedly members of New York City chapters of SDS. | es: among those individuals present a as IE HOFFMAN. ore rere me ay” . a a aa CT I re a = 7