UNCLASSIFIED
WHO
Albert Smith Bigelow,
51, painter and architect,
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Cos Cob, Connecticut, married with two daughters end
four grandchildren.
Fromer Lt. Commander in the Navy
(commanded three combat vessels in all areas of World War ITI).
Housing Commissioner for Massachusetts,
Unitarian Service Committee,
Inc.
1947-48.
since 1949.
A director of
Now member of the
Religious Society of Friends, Stamford Monthly Meeting and
active in leadership of the New York office of the American
Friends Service Committee,
Two Hiroshima maidens lived in his
home while they received plastic surgery for scars suffered from
the first atomic bomb.
William R. Huntington, St. James, Long Island, New York, 50,
married with three daughters and two grandchildren.
architect since 1936,
A practicing
World War II conscientious objector, he
served as Assistant Director of the Civilian Public Service
Camp at Big Flats, New York.
Commissioner in Europe for the
American Friends Service Committee, 1947-1949, and presently
member of Board of Directors of the American Friends Service
Committee and chiarman of the Executive Committee of its
Foreign Service Section,
Member of the Religious Society of
Friends, Westbury Monthly Meeting.
Chairman of Peace and Social
Order Committee of Friends General Conference.
Two other crew members yet to be named,
Non-Violent Action Against Nuclear Weapons,
a coordinating
committee of leaders of several American organizations working
for world peace, which sponsored the protest against test
explosions in Nevada last summer,
is Sponsoring the project and
has responsibility for raising funds needed.