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a §@ a At $ _ a oo ~ . Bartng the taventigation, Chaves s contacted a representative Se wi the Loe Angles Cilice of the eat rd advised ha tan pot clare ch ae ~=h. appotntment for which he migtt be under consideration. He stated he would TE". * got accept an appointment if tt would take him away from his present work eee, ac be was dedicated to hia work ta the feld of farm labor organization. advised the Los Angeles FBI Office that David Fairbairs, chairman of "=ereroe, «the Kern County, California, Board of Sopervisors, sent a “scathing” eee 73> telegram protesting the consideration of Chaves for Federal appointment - - > (te Senators Exchel and Murphy and te several leading U.S, Representatives "~~ fren California. A copy of this telegram was sent to the Counell of ++ Caltfornia Growers, Sam Francises, California, which organization Feleazad the telecram te news services, (161-4719) - In March, 1968, the FBI came into possession of copies — of The o Resister.' newsletter of the L.A, Reststance and Supporters a of the Resistance,” Volume 13, Ne. 1, dated February 32, 1968, ..On —__-__-__ a Page Nine, the following appeared under the heading, "Inside Delano": "Generally to learn how te organise, specially how to mobiliae the Mexican-American community, five of us from The L. A. : Resistance this month journeyed te Delano te meet with Cesar Chaves, at. leader of the National Farm Workers. eee wer BE ots Me home, Cesar shared his persceal support (ie would like te eee his son involved. ) for the Resistance -- What it means ta Delano and what if could mean tn the outer community. Presently, ; fearing conflicts whieh might split the Union, Cesar's approach among * Oe ek diac ieeane ~~ Sently edacating through the Union paper * 3 4 5, esas, himself tanght by an Angie, eugested the out- . -“gides could enter and be accepted ta the Mexican-American community, ~ There, he mentioned, the very machlame-complesy" the ideal hall _