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SF 116-52286 EOR/Jr indicates that the material referred to in paragraph 2 of page 2 of this memorandum concerning the Mobilization for . Democracy meeting of June 14, 1946, did not come from the » Ue San Francisco files. ro / ; The following information relating to this meeting. Nj “eo found in the "Daily People's World" is being brought to the a4 - Bureau's attention for 4ts information: the June 17, 1946, issue of the "Daily People's world," page 3, columns 4-5, contained an article captioned "Stop The Klan," datelined at Los Angeles, California, on June 16, 1946. ‘This article read as follows in its pertinent parts: "Stop the Ku Klux Klan! "this message will go out formally today to city and county law enforcement agencies. "Tt was unanimously approved by more than 8000 persons who attended Friday night's citywide mass meeting in Olympic auditorium. , meeting asked that laws be enforced against Klansmen ‘just as they would be enforced against suspected Reds if they perpetrated acts similar to those charged against the hooded order....' , "Called by the Mobilization for Democracy, the ag "San Francisco District Attorney Edmund G. (Pat) Brown drew applause when he announced he would call an anti-Klan meeting in his city." Tne California Joint Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities, Report 1947, pages 48, 62, and 369, cited the Mobilization for Democracy as, "One of the largest, and certainly one of the most potentially potent front , organizations created by California Communists" since 1945. "ag an excuse for" its creation, the Communist Party seized ~“E- Cover Page