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-n a 2 ate Pea abe cin, eam AP tt AA a a tint nn nla 1 Se OQ {) o. sf oe vo . 2 . a . * s ._ 3 Hemorandum to Mr. Nichols March 18, 1954 covering un~American acttuities of Government employees were Gs follows: John &. ferr, North Corolitna, Chatruan; Albert iste} Gore, Tennessee; Clinton P. Anderson, New Hexztcos D. Lane Powers, New Jersey; Frank B. Keefe, Wtaconsin, (62-71873~18 ) _ According to a memorandum from Ur, Rosen to Wr, B.A, Tamm, dated May 3, 1945, a constituent of Congressman Albert Gore, residing in Memphis, had reported his automobile stolen to the Henphis Offtce on April Il, 1945, Later Congressman Gore contacted the Washington Field Office and advised he had recetved a letter from his Constituent eritictzing the FBI in Memphis for their tnvestiaation of this case, By letter dated i May 4, 1945, we advised Con -?ressnan Gore of the facts in this a: case and of the Jact that we appreciated his bringing the os matter to our attention. (26-8775?) Under cover of a letter dated October 12, 1945, the New Orlecns Office submitted considerable matérial under the Caption "Christian American, Ine., Federal Corrupt Practices Act.” One of these submissions was a flyer put out by the "Christian American" headlined CIO to spend $5,000,000 to elect its friends. - Phe flyer set out that among Southern senators and representatives who qualified as friends of cro Coie neg iiowing: A list was. then set Foren of various Congressmen which included Representative Albert Gore of Tennessee, (100-2894-94 ) - | According toa menorandum from Mr. Hendon to Mr. Tolson dated January 20, 1947, Ur. Hendon advised that on January 1550-0 ee ' he had visited with Congresszan Albert Gore who ig Supported strongly by relatives of Hendon's, and who tn addition were close personal friends of the Congressman's, Hendon advised Ir, Polson that Congresanan Gore was ambitious and was a very good backer of to the Bureau end he waa sure he could be depended upon to render assistance where kecessary, According to a confidential informant of the Washington Field Office on July 2, 1948, one Albert Gore, 1509 North Herndon Street, Alezandria, Virginia, expressed tnterest in Jotning the Vattonal Lawyers Guild tn a conversation with an official of the Guild, (100-7321-650) . . _in June, 1950, Congressman Gore's office contacted the Bureay regarding the missing son of one of the congressman's constituents, By letter dated June 13, we advised Congressman