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fete etme set En eR ey A RN by furnished the following information relative to the present organisation and leadership of the NSTA in the Calumet Area: "Gary: Temple #22 - Grand Sheik, Sister M./TIGGS - EL 2160 Broadway Street Menbership: Meetings attended by eight to ten individuals and are presided over by C,-BARKEEBKY; early in 1943 a mexbership drive was in progress. Subversion: Members claim to be of Moroccan deacent, subversive activities have been reported. t no Indiana Harbor: Temple $22 - Grand Sheik L.-COOk- Rast Chicago: Temple #22 ~ Grand Sheik ¥. SMITH ~“ZL." by advised’ that he received information to the effect that BEETHA ON EL (colored) 2150 Adams Street, Gary, employed at the Gary Works, as a blast furnace laborer, recently appeared at the plant in an intoxicated condition and loudly declared her views on the racial question and negro discrimination. He further stated that BERTHA ANDERSON EL was born October 10, 1910, in Hernando, Mississippi, and is presently living with a MAMIE ‘BLACKWELL. She vas formerly employed by Mrs, GEORGE YUREN, 340 Tyler Street. References giver by her were JOHN BEY,2226 Dunber, and Mrs, BORDUS, 2136 Adams Street, Gary, Indiana. by A eed edvised that the following persons were employed at the orke of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation: JACK WEST BEY, 2670 Fillmore Street, GEORGE W. MOORE BEY, 2581 Pennsylvania, AARON HUNTER BEY, 26 West 18th Street, Gary, Indiana. , en ‘ works, Gary, indiana, produced records which reflected that e reported to have come to their gate at Virginia, reporting for k in an intoxicated condition. tion relative to any un “menhers of subject orgs nigation. Gary, Indiana, stat 6 occesionally heard coments among t negro members of the house, and in the neighboring community, to the effect that the Japanese would give the negroes a better deal; conse- “KR