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‘3 14-59 _ i dere the following lice ma a Packard automobile; ¥~88, a Flymouts. autamobila ackeard, He ste toe that apparently certain members of this eremn ization were people of considerable moana, but this appeared very poculfar te him in that the people living in thia neighborhood sever appeared to be employed ar have any source of incomes, It was the belief of the iuformant thet there was something subversive and irreguler about thia organization, yet he lacked any specific proof to aubstantiate hie believes, Ho stated that 4% was gen- @rally considered in the neighborhood to bn a roligious organization end cult, but the fact that the senbers do not associate or even apesk to any of the har negroes inthe neighborhood mice them very suspicious, He further stated thet these members often manifested a atrong hetred for WEENOWN ge evOss and mombers of the white race in general. gan cain] On September £4, 1943, _ tnt terviewed by Sp -cial «cent ad the writer concerning hor evbsr whe is g momber af,the Subjects or enization. It. ig to be poted thet har mother is boparedt ly residing with this organization at $4? East. 40th Street, » informant related the following atery, They claim to cell themmelvec Pitsiaties"; her mother still] telonced to the eult ond by virtue of har memserehip had alienated herself fron hear children and the wuteid. worl: im general, She mde it known to her children thet unless th<-y wero members, thoy were not welcome to come and see'her, She had tried to perauade har mother to lceve the ergan- ization, but the yoman seamed Perfectly content with ber tet, the knew——-o Y tpe Sul ject's press; : : ot by way of background, ~ Elived = ee in tho early thirties, avictad and presently tam to tis pre ae location where he has resided to the present time. The Prophet hed broken up many homes of the members of hia organizaticn becouse of bis illicit relations with the fensie monbers of the eult, lah ce nae tye Ss ee