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oa! “ be bre. , bad at the = . was active, having Joined a ®, r*® ake the statement at a mesting held in the home m that no ene could foros the negro wo joined this or ganization ter under the Selective Service Act er go to tle amy, and that if the Japs came over bere ami tock the United States, those megroes - ~~. that sould show a membership card or butte be ra the others would have their heads cut off, thet be alas beard the *governce® say that on did not have to go te the army and did act have to register. He seid that this mde him suspicious of the or ganization ard be did sot want anything te do with it. He not r* make any statement eoncerning the Japs. that be ale attended the mecting at which the ! re of this organization did not bave to register or g to the army and that whan, net Sif", tie Jape come over here and take the United States the members uill be protected, while non-meaters will be killed. who told them that he would pay their initiation f. join for lack of funds. He said thet neither he the statements concerning the army or Japs, but that a moeting he had attended he had heard someone in a side conversation say that be bad been told d not have to go to the army if he joined the organisation, Wh eard this statemant he felt that somthing was wong with the organization and did not attend ay sore meetings. The following negroes . © but stated either that th te r that they had Bot be male atementse s ar those set out above. found at hom. Resettlement Projet a. . who resided in one of the houses” on the Project, requested that som negroes be allowed te use the proje mooting sided over by two "Brothers" from Chicap, nates acl emd these two Chicago negroes to him to yrs of mee wished to hold before he wu he authority to use the school buildim They ne rs office, but the meeting was hald at the home 0: er the meeting, some of the negroes who had attended the meeting, told him about these statements which had been mde concerns