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a f oe La 3 SC 44-625 CNS/vek SCHWARTZ then handed him two_small date-calendar "1c. books, which contained the one Sa He attempted > to review these books but they were retrieved by SCHWARTZ before he could examine then for authenticity. He recalls that during about 1965 a UFW building called the "Pink Building" was burglarized in Delano, and aya some Community Services Organization (CSO) files were > stolen. coment associated with CSO and UFW at . time and § allowed him to examine a leter from| DIC. to UFW Director CESAR ESTRADA CHAVEZ, dated either 19 or 1966. He was also allowed to examine a few other un- recalled documents, however, the itews he was permitted to review appeared to contain innocuous information.’ SCHWARTZ said that the documents he had in his possession and others were stolen (dates not mentioned) in various "robberies" and that these crimes were committed at the direction of two California farm¢rs, one a large grape grower in Delano SCHWARTZ repeated that he represented an indi- vidual who wes to be indicted for fraud on March 29, 1974, and needed $25,000 to get out of trouble. SCHWARTZ said he was asking $35,000 from UFW for all of the documents and information available to him. He said the extra $10,000 would be split between unidentified persons. COHEN said he told SCHWARTZ that he had no intention of buying stolen UFW property. He left SCHWARTZ with the impression that UFW would not pay him any money