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108 —Tdseipeniat RVI YOYBER : CI T-5 advises that TYBER has been a membor of the International Workers Order, but beyond his accompanying his wife to Progressive ‘Party see tings » the informant knows nothing of his current activity or ve Panta _ ROBERT BROOKS: T-5 advises that no Communist Party activity is | known concerning BROOKS, but tho: \informant did observe BROOKS request CLARA VINCENT to furnish him with Literature for distribution among: his fellow members of the colored race. GERTRUDEXSTUMEF: I T-5 advises that GERTRUDE STUMPF is a long-time merber of the Communist Party and that as. late as 1950, STUMPF was endeavoring to Create*sone activity among the Communists in Chatta- nooga. TVA IRU/EXDRIDGE: CI 7-5 advises that ELDRIDGE was a_menber of the Communist party for a number of years. He also adyised that she persisted in hor’Cérmunistic peliefs at least up until the time that she . moved .to California in 1950 "EDWARD nisomsrnarbost CI T-5 advises that ED ELDRIDGE was a | member of the Communist Party for a number of years. He further advised that he persisted in his Communistic beliefs at least up until the time he moved to California in 19501 ’ a _ DYILLARDACING: T-5 advises that DILLARD KING. has been a_ member of the Communist Party for many years, and although no longer activo in any Communist Party ¢ group, he has persisted in his Comunistic beliefs up to the present date ee. MORRISFROGENTHAL: OI $-5 advises that ROSENTHAL was, at one time, the Chattanooga leader of both the Tp tees Hone holler kore. Onder and the Gormunist Party. Informant continued fhat"since ROSENTHAL moved to Peoria, Tliinois, about six years ago, he would be unable to make any statenent concerning: the current activity of ROSENTHAL. 6h * TTIMAN CADLE: JOE TIPTON, on October 5, 1950, advised that TEIMAN CADLE openly advocates Communist principles, acknowledges he is a Communist, and speaks of an expected revolution in the United States.’ Mrs. MYRTLE MREADWAY and Mes. BIREL GOINS, both of Knoxville, advised on July 25, 1950, that CADLE had visited their homes and had made state- ments which were unmistakably Cormunist in nature. Mrs. GOINS advised that she has heard CADLS make reference to the expected revolution in the United States. She has also heard him make statements to the effect that he was strongly in agreement with the foreign policies and current activities of the U.S.S.R, He also openly admitted his mombership in the Communist Party. aa PONEIDENTIAN “ # f