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| es 6 a cnsastion at the present time. He advised that the organization used to have Pea Seek pe Ped < & ek s . Bof the Anderson Police pe seer: : AE RENEE sabion and that last Nay a [iricego, was arrested Silt te eee: es ie nL ay at iT ha ihe Grates tts wait He ae dees, BH 4 8 Leader in the SepaRi ashton at ‘Chicago. . ee . ‘ fae oF oe ree Re : . — See Loe RO fe. ‘had attended a few mestings of unis orga ~ Joined the organization but had left it when they teld hie there, ae ne God. Police Force, advised that che meetings of The Mo mle were now wary emall, He stated ‘that there wore not more than , twelve member's in the ong- isht which ware attended by jarge groups of peare ihe and his partner gare asset goed Seireriasr Ty d Ost eee Y Fouthe. ca jBrines sa they had bear a source of trouble J made no mention of the war or the Japanese efforts and ‘promises to ‘free és be the colored people and he believed it to be a strictly religious organisation. ee a Ri, who is identical with the 7 a Writer interviewed] J pS gub de. in the lead of reference report, who stated that her hus- i bid ical had, up untd about a year ago, been the Grand of oy. f arson She atated that she had seld pictures of CERRMAN or up” “ieee the until the her hudband had ceased to take an active part in the org~ pe, advised that the organization at no time spoke of the ie that. all members in Anderson were loyal to the United = f+ anization. Japanese governaen n t all male members had registered for selective service as required. &u--. EL stated that. all members in Anderson were completely in favor of eer this 's war effort and entirely loyal to the United States. J: was noted by the writer that a large American flag was displayed in their home. iriter contacted who searched h & Ppaecerd