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‘DETAILS; AT ALLARDT, TENNESSEE “OS Wet thet STOCETON was born and raised in Allarat, Tennessee znd further that he hed lived in that vicinity all of . * his life. GMD informed ‘thet STOCKTOK'S wife was, to the best of his understanding, born in Californie but she, too, hed lived practically ell of her life in the | _ vicinity of Allardt, Tennessee. The writer was further _.f ce edvised thet STCCETON has alveys been a farmer in thet ce vicinity and in 1934 he joined the Socialist Party. .- a GUD ccvised thet at this time STCCKTON received con- siderable meil in connection with the Socialist Party. oe QD further steted that Allardt iwan “o-r= i ! extrenely small town, taking in a postal radius of * — bam - epproximetely eight miles and serving some eleht hundred f A Ce ferners. STOCKTON, during the year 1934 contacted quite | tal Q —€ mumber of these farmers with the intention of forming - { ; * &. cooperative store in that vicinity but was “unsuccessful i in getting such a store orgenized. — a: advised the writer that it was along | Lekd about the sare time that STOCKTOK egreed to give the ne fo da _ Highlander Folk School some of his farm land for the. i - purpose of erecting school buildi thereon, QED 4 stated that the founders of this 001, to the best of ch nis knowleceg, consisted of MTLES Ecsror, _ELIZABETH » * EES, IES Po.srowsic, RUPERT RAPTOR and kaLcour - 7 WORTSHOLY . Se further stated that he krew definite ely . thet STOCYTOH vas not a fourder of the above school and 4 . i a thet in all probability STOCETOK was contacted by PETER ECRTON or DOMBROWSKI who is connected with the Social- ist Perty. GHD stcted that the cbdove mentioned persons cene to Allerdt end there started erecting & building on OF ee ee ree ee eee ewe ee