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Wi + UNITED . } GOVERNMENT ae | DATE: July Gg 19506 Toison R oe * Cle - * as AP a4 ¥ ' sd tn ty. * , 7 Tracy Harbo ‘ nt. Mohr Tele, koom hose TO ; UR. A. EF, FROM : IR. Be L. SN SUBJECT: "THE WORKER" ee be Wa . imreceived DY fio, 1950, and after exami ning Candy it he felt that its contents were Of a highly seditious nature SB (2-2. said he wanted to bring this to the attention of the Bureau with the thought in mind that som steps might be taken to stop the production of material of this type during the present emergency. He stated that he intended to call the contents of this issue of "The Worker" to the attention of Congressmen Karl Mundt, Richard Nixon, and Te Vincent Quinn, and he inquired whether there was anything he might Suggest to the Congressmen to assist the Bureau in taking action on this matter. SA _ b ia - I told TR, of course, we appreciated his calling and he could be sure his call would be made a miter of record. He was told that the Bureau was an investigative agency and that any legal steps taken to stop the publication of "The Worker" would have to be initiat by the Department. _ The Bureau is trying to locate a copy of "The Worker" for July 16. When this is done, it will be reviewed and if it contains mterial of a seditious character, it will be submitted to the Criminal Division of the Department for an opinion as to what, if any, action can be taken regarding this. TAINED CO in icD “Tt is noted that the Los Angeles Field Division sent in several copies of the "People's World,* which is the CP West Coast paper, -pointing a out that..they contained articles which appeare siyybe foe Seyi Porth 2S a) xX rt 2 Copies of these issues were submitted to the ced Department this morning asking for an opinion as ge i. ot of any Federal law was involved et weed (5 “ Hist , <i cs % ae ik as Dover, dee be Cdk NM ” 63 FEB 2 23 1954 mor «