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| > Phe ti ta en “SA #.300-3208- - Upon interview, Gay «:::-: that while riding on the , UcCullough bus, she engaged a conversation with ‘another colored woman, . ‘yo stated that she Japs and Hitler were over here. ‘ Upon hear- ing these remarks, stated that she was perfectly content with the way things 1 regarding the colored race and upon that statement the conversation ceased. A short r, while riding on the same. bus, two white men remarked iii. an avis victory would insure for the negro race, far bet TGF treatment than they ever re- celved from the white people of America. “Again tated that . ‘ye was not interested in the conversation and eu the white men, putting an end to the conversation, FEAST YR SHEE ES, thi ' wily aid not answer pd With reference to the Eleanor Roosevelt Or; anigation, lirs. ea aa Ce: «:-: that that was the first time she ever heard of it and as... e is somewhat active in negro associations and social and civic affairs '» ane she was of the opinion that should such an a it. most -6 0 t surely would have been brought to her attentisn. it is to" x oe be noted, is a graduate of the Guadalupe College [f™Sepuir, Texas, and _ &@ qualified teacher and appeared to possess considerable knowledge end” a ee ing negro activities in San Antonio. She further state’ that she was of == --- the opinion that such an organization, basea on the tenants of the Nazi oe PT ase wt a Fe Farty woulda have no appeal for the negro people. In the event any infor- his :::: her possession concrning the aforementioned organization °° *’ ' rportunity, Stated she would furnish the same to tnis office at the first at 1 ves a . g ro community in San Antonio, stated, upon interview, tnat the kleanor 7 Roosevelt Urgani: ation has never been brourht to his attention as existing = tated further that as he f: in the S.:n Antonio - q &S numerous contacts and informants. . aumiigg the negro element, and if such an organization existed. it most cer- , tainly would have come to his attention before nov. urther sta-_ f ted ti®t in his opinion such an organization woul« nae: for the , y negro people as the majority of thinking negroes are quite familiar with © = c * i