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t oe 4 . YO. | ac ow & ee ce i t a v IN : iB 2 kway Teen e —— SCHWARTZ then handed him two small date-calendar 9c. a ae ae ae Pe bosks, which contained the name He attempted ° to review these books but they were ras curl by SCHWARTZ before he could examine then for authenticity. i. ss po Pee ai er . He recalls that during about 1965 a UFW building called the "Pink Building" - was burglarized in Delano, and = .+- sone Community Services Organization (CSO) files were D stolen. ‘n-.: associated with CSO and UFW at time and SCHWARTZ allowed him to examine a lefer from 5 to UFW Director CESAR ESTRADA CHAVEZ, dated either 19 or 1966. He was also allowed to examine a few other un- recalled documents, however, the items he was permitted im ted eee ee en ee wee NO Pe to TEvVieW appearea to contain innocuous information. ; —a° if fs ie SCHWARTZ said that the documents he hed in his possession and others were stolen (dates not mentioned) in various “robberies: and that these crimes were committed at the direction of two California farm¢rs, one a large grape grower in Delsno an §7C. SCHWARTZ _ repeated that he represented an indi - —— — £#.A as A ar. —_ vidual who was to be indicted for fraud on March 29, 1974, and needed §25,000 to get out of trouble. SCHWARTZ said he was asking $35, 000 from UFW for all of the documents information available to him. He said the extra $10,000 L_. -~~% 4 ae oo or Me ew would be split between unidentified persons. COHEN said he told SCHWARTZ that he had no intention of buying stolen UFW property. He left SCHWARTZ ae-fatlL at fewere —. a en a with the impression that UFW would not pay him any money