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NY 100+33742 a b7 He resides ::A MD 5.7 ore he has been for three months. formerly —w living = rith the above-mentioned His trade is thet of & garare worker, wes born in -" . aL, ace negro, Ss a naturalized citizen, married, and es Brooklyn, income 7 where they heve resided for four and is presently employed :t th ean we f for $20 a week, negro, is (Bears of age, and was bern in “2 is a neturezlized citizen. He i d w ui tr.ee children, on the top floor of i nave resided for the vcst several years, ollows the trade of a " fenitor 27d hendymtin, and his no estate or establiis inc Ome . |- a he »tcording to this credit report, TEMPLE NUMBER 34 was incorpor: - granted from the Heme Office at Chicago, Illinois, wm Ip t935 under 2 charte: mentioned choves is roported to have stated thet 75 to 80 families make — & ee oo and thet trey have been holding meotings in private homes and they wished toa purchese the property ct <39 Hancock Street in order that they might heve < meeting place; further, that they follow the teaching of Mohammed, ~ that it is @ reguler récogn: zed rcligious body, empowered by the State to meke marriage, and so forth, UR bye the writer thet the property at.239 Haneocs Strect was sold for the purchase price of $5,750. The property was formerly usec as a mecting plece for a political perty, either Democratic or Republican. : bie On April 17, 1943, Special : ent the . writer observed the pramises st 239 Hancock Siureet, at which time it was nobed that tiis is tlirge thres-stoery stone building in somewhat of 2 run—dom condit.on. The front door end pert of the windows were boarded. { rq, On July 10, 1943 New York ll city, was intcrvje aS | Yo-k Of ~ me ae if