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RE: 4 ), UNITED FARM \ oRKERS, CONFIDSA TIAL DEMONSTRATION AT FORT LEWIS, WASHINGTON JANUARY 14, 1971 INFORMATION CONCERNING Gate sentries told them they would not be admitted to the base and asked them to leave. About 30 left but those who did not leave were given letters of expulsion. The article indicated that if the expulsion letters were not - Obeyed, offenders could be arrested and charged before a and were escorted off the U. S. Magistrate, On January 15, 1971, the 115th Military Intelligence Group at Fort Lewis reported 30 individuals who had refused to leave the main gate area at Fort Lewis were taken into custody, escorted to the military police station, and 26 were issued letters of expulsion. One individual, FRANCIS STONE DROW, who had been given a letter of expulsion on June 14,\1970 for disrupting a service in the Fort Lewis main chapel, was confined in the Tacoma City Jail on January 14, 1971 pending appearance before a U. S. Commissioner on a charge trespassing. Three individuals, LEE CC. HARSHBERGER, CHRIS G, “GREIMES, and RODGER C.NGRETMES, were found to be juveniles ost. BOST. Two persons were arrested in the Overseas Replacement Station area at Fort Lewis on a charge of unauthorized distribution of dissident literature. Both persons were given letters of expulsion, Each had about 250 copies of a leaflet captioned "Military Largest Buyer of Scab Lettuce." The organizations who had distributed the leaflets according to printing on them were the UFW and the Gi-Airman-Seaman Coalition, a group which had been trying to create dissension among the military aces in the area, two with the literature were TIMOTHY ETERMAN "lia who has Socia) Social inane ity Number 6-03-3280, an \ JONES , Jb Social Security Nunber (ay The ee saurme stated — FRANCIS STONE GOODROW reportedly had been a member of the Pacific Counseling Cerutan (ROG oe me whi al ee eee ee ee Fn tt dime as Sh Vice CPCS) | a Brcup Wiehe bh has veen aur Uso lliliipf, information regarding Selective Service to those desiring it and Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, a group opposed to U. §S. policy in Southeast Asia. by the name of MARK W, ‘SULLIVAN has been a member of the PCS . 2 - cour Wh sa: [4 Another “nSGULL listed later in this communication