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( ~~ ) << . pari UNilFED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE « FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION - In Reply, Please Refer File Ne. Chicago, I}linois December » 1966 1060-42662 "4 NATIONAL FARM WORKERS' ASSOCIATION (NFWA), DEMONSTRATION AT ZIMMERMANN LIQUOR STORE, ‘RANDOLPH AND FRANKLIN: STREETS, DECEMBER 17, 1966 INFORMATION CONCERNING ape tT) On Dec 66 , advise pickets led by Genaro Lara, a representative of 6 Natio Farm Workers' Association (NFWA), 1300 South Wabash, Chicago, picketed Zimmermann's Cut-Rate Liquor Store, Incorporated, 240 West Randolph, protesting the store's sale of wine dis- tributed by the California Wine Association (CWA), Delano, California. Lara (records of the Chicago Office contain no infor-~ mation identifiable with Lara) requested the store manager to sign s petition agreeing to no longer purchase wines from CWA. The manager refused. The pickets carried signs:such as "Farm Workers' denied bargaining rights" and "Farm Workers' made to unionize." The demonstration commenced at approximately 10 a.m. on December 17, 1966, and ended at 3 p.m. The demonstration was peaceful and no arrests were made. The following individuals were advised on December 17, 1966, of the above: Mr. N. M. Karzen, Assistant United States Attorney; U.S. Secret Service, both at Chicago; and Gy 113th MI Group, at Evanston. - This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investi- “gation and is loaned to your agency; it and its con- tents are not to be distributed outside your agency.