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i Tera ¥ " Ray Tepes; i‘ aru , r } ~~ mersgng? Ts aid anv fe merrets Eleanor Club and fecls sure he would hevo’ Scere err ° Ou KCvember 16, and 17, 1942, fF vas contucted ty 1 sting Agent and he advised that he had not received any information regard- » '. : crganization or acti NFA the Eleanor Club in Chattanooga past ‘tl oonths. Gortinuing surther, stated that his maid, > Stated i that the colored people in Chattanooga were not discussing the Llesnor Club . rylusng is being said regerding the attitude of the colorad people toward the . Japaneses’ |. a i a ee : / aa... colored, who pron is owned. by terminated his e:aploynent with . terminated equa. Chattanooce, Tennessee, advised the reporting Agent that is employment with instant Company | on. November asd 1942, as he elt he was underpaid. . a” ‘ie . “ “ on According a: food worker, is truthful :gtworthy, so far as is known by him. No subversive tendencies ure known by aad there was no indication of: Sane Surdng his employment. Chettanoogs, Tennesses, advised the reporting Agent that he has never heard of the iere have been any attempt to organize one in Chattanoorpae According t he has never heard remarks made ty the colcred people that could be construcd, as subversive or sympathtic with the Axis nations. ; . Chattenooga, Tennossee, - uuviced that he hud never beard any one remark that an Elesnor, Club had teen organ- ized in Chattanooga. According to oa knows of no organization or | indicetion which would lead one to believe that an Eleanor Club exists in Chattanooga at the present. time. - - ft . ‘ In view of the negative infornation received fron this investi- gation, this case is being marked, ~~ ~ a » r . . wo : _ . 20 _ oo , *