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LA 100-67449 CHAVEZ refuses to answer any questionnaires directed to nim by Credit Bureaus or similar organizations. He has openly been called a Communist at Delano City Council meetings; however, oes not possess any definite informatio S regard. He does believe that CHAVEZ associates with "left wing” type individuais and is known to distribute the "People's World" from his office at Delano, free of charge. CHAVEZ publishes and ; sells a paper called "El Malcriado", described as the ’ voice of the farm worker, and the official voice of the NFWA. This paper selis for 10¢ a copy. Subscriptions to this paper can be mailed to P.O. Box 894, Delano. The front page of the "People's World" during the week of 10/3-9/65 carried a reprint of a photograph appearing in issue Number 21 of the "El Naleriado", which photograpn is ef DOLORES HUERTA (who will be discussed further) holding a sign that vin "Huelga"(Spanish word for strike). SAM/' KUSHNER of the "People's World", residence 144 South Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles, was in Delano during the week of 10/3-9/65 for approximately three days, and spent a considerable amount of time with NFWA officials. Numerous outsiders from San Francisco, California, Berkeley, California, and Los Angeles, who are allezed members of the Student Non-Violating Coordinating Committee and the Congress on Racial Equality have periodically appeared in Delano and nave been observed carrying NFWA picket signs. Numerous pnotoprapns have been talcen by the and he hopes to identify some of these eye) e strike is over. As mentioned previously, these outsiders at present are practically the only people still picketing. CHAVEZ has publicly stated that his intention is to boycott downtown Delano businesses and have ali Mexican-Americans buy through a NFWA store. At the present time, CHAVEZ sells automobile tires at the NFWA a sees Od oD = 4 atta =f WAM AIH: ant n - LVCGLLU at LV Advdlly Selec, eid. Lf. —