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PH 100-50608 eT ! % On 9/27/69, and advis nm ren y At this time avised “that the Df uJacobs. Company, 9th an nsom Zgtreets, Philadel Poy,, 18 ok thé printer of the book/'Woodstock tiadelph and that his original Information onfthe printing of this book was based on an anonymous telephone call received from an employee of the Frank D. Jacobs Company who expressed the opinion h1¢ that this pub3icatton is anti-American. ey advise on rox GR 3 vterviews Jacobs C , they had received an order from Concert Had? Publications, 309 South Easton Road, Glenside, Pa., f the printing of 30,000 copies of a book entitled, Woodstock Nation.” They advised the company had bid on this order without knowing the nature of the publication. They explained that the actual publisher of the book is Random © House of New York City and that the Frank D. Jacobs Company as well as Conce ons would be considered sub-contractor. tated that u e nature o he contacted of Concert Hall. Publications and had him state in ng that the book was in compliance with the laws of Pennsylvania with respect to the printing of pornographic material in that the work is a work of Aiterature and has intrinsic literary value. eee that the original | order was for 30, eoples ntage Books, a division of - Random House, and an additional 6,000 copies which are | ordered under the name of Random House and. which are apparent being published with a hard cover rather than the soft - gover utilized by Vintage Books. He stated that on the morning of 9/29/69, he received an additional order for 3,000 copies of only the cover of "Woodstock Nation! He advised that when the printing job is. completed on = 2 -«