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Ne ’ . mS a) ‘ werrenpre: tte owe. Oe .b od! An individual in Canyon, Texas, contributed $1,000 to Rockwell _ in April, 1964. A man in California reportedly sent Rockwell $5,000 as a loan toward the publication of his book "This Time the World."" The amount was to be repaid from sales on the west coast. The book, however, was not published commercially and is not accepted for sale by most bookstores. In February, 1964, an ANP organizer was arrested in South Bend, Indiana, and freed on $5,000 bond. A South Bend businessman allegedly posted + the bond. Many people are unaware of the real nature of the ANP and are duped into contributing to it as a means of fighting communism. One woman in New York contributed $1,500 before she learned the true nature of the group. Besides money, other gifts are bestowed by sympathizers. “The operator of a driving school in Washington, D. C., is reputed to contribute a new Corvair to Rockwell every year. 5. Sale of Literature | Another source of income for the ANP is the sale of published 4y material. "The Rockwell Report, " which is published monthly or every two months, sells for $1.00 per copy. The yearly subscription rate is $10. The first edition of Rockwell's book "This Time the World, " which was published in January, 1962, was priced at $10 a copy. The"hardbound" - 53 - B\ . ON ee