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wae 7 These reports further list tho following as persons wio signed the bulletin entitled "Farners' National-Relief Confer ence": Lem Harris, Post Office Box 3584, Georgetom _hethon, Yasnington, D, C.3 . O. Rosenberg, Newman Grove, Nebraska, "vice-president, Nebraska Holiday ascoclations Harry Lux, 3626 Sumor Street, Lincoln, Nebreske; William Hobby, Cottuge Road, East Tempkton, Mass .chasetts, Executive Committee, Yucsachw setts Farmers’ League; Levis Bontzley, Rural Route 3, Perkasie, Pennayl- vania, Executive Comaittee, Peansylvania Farmers! Protective Association Yorry Epringer, Rural Delivery 6, ’ vaneland, New Jersey, Txecubive Comaittee, New Jersey Yarmers! Protective Association; D. Ve. McNair, 211 Northwest Ath Avenue, Fort Leuderdile, Florida; arthur Ruevber, Littleford, innesot:. ae Ac coraing to these ic ee a 3 bulletin stutes thxt the delssates will rogistor ¢ & the Tiypournphical Union Hall, 425 G Street, Was shin negton, D. C. Reports from Oklahoma City dated Noveaber 21, 1932, stoue that thirty delegutes were exsected to arrive in Oklenoms City, wiere they were to be joined by thirty more. Een Von fubar, as ereviously referred to in reports froa Oklnhomi City, is nov .7} . ; ho “ 8 word vo be a hignhhy educated Russian, formerly cognved in the reoltiag und paint business at Oklanoma City, where he arrested Jume no; 1922, aider Urlshom: C Gity Police Sanber 1L994 on 2 chirce of unlawful entry into the United ftctes wnd held for the Tamigratio. Desartment. & vhotograph of this man has been received ond will “s forwarded later. J. T. Whidden, aleo previsusly re Carved to, is stated in tac reports to be a anuin tember of the Commmist Porty, Cklahoma Police Wumber 8155. He woe arrested October 15, i920, a charge of rioting, it appe.ring that at the time of his arr ne was a leader of a mob of unemployed which stormed grocery t