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Bie. 5. a t. *. ee ee te ratify, af. a Tp tv PR eal ¥ WANT 5 a told ~ Oe ee Da . yet . fey —_ was accordincly interviered — aryniecutt = revarca vo ais knowl & negro maic named alNis. advised =. tuat he had been n impressed with the consideration "ad shorn - to alilIE over'a long period of tire. He.said that cox from Staunton, Virginia and appeared to understand negrogs. ated that - . she had secured. the services of a physician whenever ANNIE had been ill | and had also had him look to her spiritual needs Tespite the fact that” ahidi: had received every attention fro he ‘said, ‘the maid had become rebe , len and eventually quit.- He acvised that he _ learned through that ANNIE had been a member of a so-called NELGALOG Can to wa "No colored maid in the kitcheh by Christ- mas," ES |S uneble te furnish any i information vith regara to the matter, but succested that ai: be able to furnish complete details. . It should’ be noted ‘that prior to the receipt of this complaint the Eureau advised the Washington Field office un a of . through his wife, relativ ossible | ~ st Wasningtone Lad saic at ne heard, throus he & fellow: enployee at the Radig bec erortment of the Naval Research Laboratory that a neighbor of 3, the feller employee, hac ‘hac a mai id’ who, was a wenbe> of this Organization. . ~ This information was to the effect that the neighbor lacy told her maid to yrepare places for the evening cinner for four peo- rle. Upon examining the setting of the table she notices there were five places arran:ved and when she ceked the’ maid the reason for setting a fifth place rather than the four she:rvas advised by the maid that the ee ee ed oS ee hd iw?) ee Te ee ew © ed ee hd . maid was a member of an "BLoal! Ok CLUB® and thet she was to eat with the guests that evening. 7 ; cer ere mo oe a ‘ 1 ‘as shown in the report of f, . Gatea November 20, 1942 at Washington, L. G. in the case entit lec "FOREIGN — TiSPIRED AaGITATICN ADCKkG TRE a: LRICal MEGE Pe TaobihG LIVi-. — SIGN; IkTEijiaL SECURITY - 6" ” both nd were interviewed in-connection with — neither were able to fur- nich any additional information reluctantly advised that he ert ‘through his cother who hed in. turn learned of Ves had heard of the inc accordingly fas questionec concerning the ve = patter, but she said that’ she had never heard of the story. The only dn-: ene 7 7 ac ‘ a 7 eo! 4 ‘ “ “ . oa . s “os . an « Ff = : . . oo _ ’ . te coves Tole . aot wer, . . . Cowes