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CAS:pal — LA 9-2498 "That 1s why I write to you, Mr. Communist ALLEN, that is why. Call it a joke if you wish. Call it a orank if you wish. But let me tell you this: I have nothing to lose by taking my revolver, going down to your home, or, better yet, to your office in Sherman Oaks, and, on the whim, firing two or three bullets into the head of the biggest liar, cheat, humbug and Communist in this country. I have nothing to lose. "To repeat, you are probably thinking that this ie just a crank. It isn't. This is a person is has only a few weeks to live and is determined to get rid of a treasonable menace: STEVE Commnist . "This is NOT a request, but a DEMAND that you abolish your Commte activities within the next FOUR DAYS. Repeat: FOUR DAYS. If you do not, you are going to be dead within the next three weeks. Go ahead, laugh, but wait and see if this is something to 'laugh' about. "You're a Communist horse and YOU'RE NOT KIDDING ANYBODY, "Four days, my dear STEVE Communist ALLEN, Four days. The envelope was addressed "Mr. STEVE ALLEN, 15445 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, Calif." It was postmarked October 10, 1960, 9:30 p.m., Los Angeles 31, California. [said that only she and three other fema The name HARRY REN was unknown to all of them and there was no record of him in their office files. She noted that the central telephone directory listed a HARRY GOREN, 1802 Redondo Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, WE. 1-8663. | a thet STEVE ALLEN was presently in New York y where he would remain until October 14, 1960, at which time he would fly to Chicago, Illinois, remaining there one day. He would then fly to Los Angeles, California, on October 16, 1960, arriving at Los Angeles at 2:30 p.m. She felt that both the wife of STEVE ALLEN end Mr. ALLEN should be advised of the threat to his life.