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eens eens 4 : Soa apo SnD NS a ei Fats eae aa naa niente, - ae ne « earns Se Seen EL» it was noted that none ~F gorson oreanization, at bis place of amploynent, Anderson, who advised that he had been at= r" Tg anl Zale Dea iwe but that for the last two years he h active part J eo. advised that there were no secret “s bye. meetings hale at any tine to his knowledge and thet during the course of the == - _ “history of the organization at Anderson they had enrolled a total of 75 or 7B °° £ menbers, but that there were not more + 2 perk present time. The writer questionsd ml, concerning the names which were furnished the writer by he stated that these men werw all active in the organization. ; 2 advised that he was well acquainted with Colonel C. KIRS- s NAN BEY and that. Mit] BEY had never made any statements regarding the Aw‘. er ee oh ba’ et war effort during the times he addressed the meetings st Andarson. - Stated that the founder of the organization was NOBLE DREW ALL, bub .° <*| ated that the organization had no connection with the House of Islaa in oe thus Chicago and thet none of their meubers was proJapsnese in sentiment. of the temple had been selzed at the time and that he had gone over th o— .« carefully and there had been mobhing to indicate that this Temple was proe Japanese in sentiment. He stated that following the raid and closing the << a -:. Temple had reopened after a short period but that it was very Inactive at the 9 _ present tims. He stated that the principal appeal. of this Temple had bea -* - Sunday night dances held for hegro youths but since that time other recreation “al 4 Lopaned which offered stixf competition te thia organization. : he did not believe the organization to be subversive in nature. FL a ~ PENDING = as yey Sg Y oie - a. we ae, », wig oe fae