Donna Lee Hartis y 615 N. Melrose Drive Vista, California 92083 February 25, 1972 FBI . Mre Belmont Escondido, California ‘Dear Honorable Sirs I am seeking your expert advice, as to the SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION, _ and to whether or not it is within the haw. It isa a Counter-Revolutionars militant groupe I have considered becoming active in it, if they are: truly what they claim to be. If, indded they ARE on the side of the Police, and the F.B.I. Or, I am wondering--could they be a Red trap? . They have sent me literature on electronic surveillance, counter- revolutionary combat training, infiltration tactics, etc. . ; I told them, if they "were on the side of the Police and FBI I would be glad to join them, they therefore sent me an applications (Which at once verified that they were on the side of the Police and FI, After I sent the application in, the thought dawned on me, that maybe ‘it's a trap. “Maybe they are infiltrated, how do I snow? Mre “Belmont, “we ab war with Communism. tt seems 30 tragic to me, that Wwe no longer have any Federal protection, because of the permissive courts:, and traitorous judges, and now, no death penalty even. What are those of us, who insist on living in freedom, the "Pursuit of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of, Happiness"--supposed to do? Are we supposed to sit back and wait for the seeming inevitable death warrant for those of us who have sworn to resist a takeover to our last breath? We, the people, are being strangled, in a pincers _ strategy--the big Communists and their sympathizers at the very top of our Government, and the little ones at the bottom--the Revolutionaries! In the name of Heaven, why doesn't SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING !!. WHAT Is GOING TO HAPPEN TO YOU FBI AGENTS????2 fo the POT TECE? _ Really now, can any true red-blooded American blame those of us, who | - want to join an effective Counter-Revolutionary Army--since our own armed forces are so mutinous and infiltrated? The Police can no longer protect us, because they have been rendered helpless and useless by the courtse The Réds in the Supreme court have destroyed America. T don't intend to break any laws--but some laws were made by Communist Sympathizers. Those of us who have the Spirit of 76 in us, simply ~-. Cannot sit back and passively wait to be engulfed in the most hidsous . tyranny and slavery and evil, t hat the world has ever ‘knowne DO YOU BLAME us? eenen Wo eye meensec an tgggengey SHORT NE IH eeaRrer ere POPP * Ww)-65005 Declad: 32989524 Page 412 - : ne —
a ee — pea . ij In my profound griet@ha heartaches, and frustra@n over our “National situation, I have joined this Pro~American militant groupe ‘> fhe SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION. But, I repeat--are they really Pro-American, or have I walked into a TRAP? The Communists have succeeded in causing unprecedented SUSPICION and FEAR, in our once great and glorious Nation. Now: we are reduced to suspicious and wary warring factions--a CIVIL WAR! As I have said before--I would rather that we (my children and I) die, than to live under Communism. (The next world, with God, will be better than this one anyway}) If Red China is going to take us over {and it looks like soon) then I'd rather work in an underground Resistance movement--and die like a true American with Red blood in my veins, instead of a yellow stripe down my back. (Though I'm not saying I'm not scared--or maybe even paranoid--by now!) wet Do I never thoughtguch a disgusting thing would happen to our beloved America. Truly, it looks like the days. of the Vigilantes--has been forced upon us--(probably deliberately!) Many people I lmow, are confused, terror stricken, and’"their hearts failing them for fear." : In my present economic situation I suppose I have no right to : complain about "big Government", but--the rights of the people, the freedom's and the liberty are slipping away from us. Should we let it all go down the drain--without a fight to the death? 7 . Gonservatives who are patriotic and love America have been silenced - and even persecutsd for their beliefs. (I realize you know all this.) Religion, God, and the Bible is now being attacked,as is the sanctity of the home. . ; Pro-Police, and Pro-FBI, May I please hear from you (I also wrote to Sgt. Paul Franklin, of Vice ntelligence. as since doling some reflecting and pondering over the literature they sent me, I am wondering if I did the right thing, or if I did walk into a TRAP. oO It is my profound desire not do anything that would be frowned upon by the true American FBI or truly dedicated Police. (I'm sure MOST of them can be trusted--but I am now begining to wonder if the SAO believes this.) , . I joined this group(S.A.0.) in the belif, that they are Pro-American, Nothing nor nobody, will ever diminish my great respect and gratefulness for the FBI. If the SAO does not' feel this way about the FBI, then there has to be something wrong with them, and in that case, I want nothing t o do with them, and will tell them soe (In which case, I may ' find myself being aimed at from two directions. MW 55009 Docld:32999524 Page 413 oe oe peewryyes me as 4
They may be okay, but I desperately, need your advice and opinion, 4n this matter. I don't want to do anything illegal, and I want to help my Country, not hurt it, in any way. Frankly, I'm not sure what I've gotton myself into--the intrigue and suspense is unbearable. — In yesterdays secret mailing of literature to me, I was told I will be sent training instructions in two weeks. (Counter-Revolutionary Guerrilla Warfare, actual Combat, and underground resistance tactics. . Most of the literature yesterday was on electronic surveillance, and the various weapons needed, plus. other equipment needed. Plus the stickers shown. below. ) i 7 se . : *e a ow | oe FIGHT con iMUNISH : . : join the , SeCit eT ARI MY "ite ~ SAO Box5791, San Diego, Calf 92105 St - a It seems. logical, that if our Government is taken over completely by the Red! g~~then you FBI agents, plus the loyal Police and all . true American Law Enforcement people, will be forced to join something like this. Right? I_don'$ see what choice yo will have. Otherwise they will Kill all of youe Please don't let that happen. No matter what our status in life, or economic bracket, everyone of us, will have to pull together, unite and put everything we have into this fight for survival. The lines have already been drawn--there is no middle road& With the Pro-Commnist feeling now being fostered by certain traitors in our Govt. and ALL the main news media-<what choice ¢ we have--but to join an organization that trains us to fight the enemy, with the resolve to overthrow him. The true Americans will be HATED with a Satanic passion-~because of this massive brainwashing of the general public going on right nowe This. masochistic mania to embrace ; . bloody Red China--is the ultimate of insanity and criminality!]!] ae It seems like an unreal, hellish nightmare to so many of use If the SAO is really what they say they are--and are not frowned upon | by the Police--then I will give them 1 every onnce of my energy and devotion and dedication. ; If I don't hear from you, I will take it to mean that ‘they are okaye “(You people are so busy, this letter probably won't get read, but at least I got it off my chest.) LET ME REPEAT: I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING THAT THE FBI OR J.EDGAR HOOVE DIDN'T SANCTION. HW 55009 DooldarTs32989524—Page—414
os But--if the leftists in the Govt. put a Communist at the head of the FBI--that of course, would be an entirely differant story. 7 Well--please forgive this long letter. But this whole Satanic mess, makes many of us fear for our sanity--(which is what the Red's want-- to break our will tow int!) J ; All I “know, 4s that I ‘will die ‘fighting rather ‘than meekly and passivlg * submit to the most brutal tyrants the world has over mown (If I'm wrong in joining the SA0--f IMPLORE YOU TO LET ME KNOW, you, ‘or the Sheriff's Dept.,.would be the only ones who could tell me wnat I've gotton myself. intoe) If they ask me to break any laws--I'm afraid I will have to say no--= then who's to say--they wouldn't have me marked as a traitor? They, (the ‘'SA0) call themselves the "last line of defense against Communism.” I thought it sounded good-=since our Government is not allowed.to protect us anymore--nor is the Police. All I'm trying to do is defend my family--myself, and all good loyal American's, jnotuding . you of the FEL e, in my small humble way o Right now--I am under surveillance ‘py the SAO, ‘as they. said I would be, for security reasons, ii © joined. (Hayoe Ll am also under surveillance by the Communists. Some mysterious guy, with sun glasses andosneaky _ 200k, has walked by here real slow periodical ly, with. a | Sorutiny that ~ 4s. unmistakable, for months. nowt)~7 7 ae ae They may be perfectly okay, and my - imagination and suspicion may well. be working overtime. But i'm somewhat confused by this literature they sent me yesterday. The way I see it, as I said, it's now impossible for anyone to walk a middle road, for those of us who waht to make sure that "Freedom does not perish from the earth."--and indeed survise, but, alas, I'm repeating _fnyselfl What I am trying to say, in my round about way,(or:explain) 'dis my reason for going so far as to join this militant Counter-Revolution groupe (I don't understand why Americans by the thousands--arn't doing the same thing!iti . If the Red's take over, I don't want to live anyway--so what have I got Oo lose???? . GOD BLESS YOU, WITH MUCH RESPECT AND GRATITUDE! Lee - ; . . - Donna Lee Hartley I P.S e | Tease let me know if I'm wrong by joining the SAO. ARE THEY ON YOUR Later) = FUEAS*e- eytirse fhe giaramatica CWEVS — IF yrs User, © te — EY 55003 —Do —poeld: 32559524 pains! the Lh kyr yncar waht rl ens a, ; * Fale
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fy Soom, 6 Lt a 4 ! i : " s * On February 9, 1971 By JEROME So TI contacted the mystery man last night at Denny's Restaurant and it turned out to be ISAAC CANTRELL. He told me that he previously lived in Arizona and : because of some trouble or difficulty there, moved to po Los Angeles, California. He said he believed he had been followed to Los Angeles, He subsequently moved to the San Diego area and is now living in Alpine. We talked about his recent arrest on charges of violating firearms laws and he said the charges against him have been dismissed. He said he thinks the local authorities are still watching him, and that they may try to arrest him again if they get the chance. He said he still has most of his stuff for working on firearms but indicated that the articles which were confiscated at the Gime of his arrest had not been returned to him. HA eM eee Meee tem UME ere, kee oe . “AS an additional note of interest, he told me © he had been in contact with BOB DE PUGH and WALTER PEYSON at Phoenix, Arizona, approximately three months before they were arrested. Be Pe prmatan grange pen TSG RADE ae ZI plan to proceed slowly in my contacts with CANTRELL as he-may be a set-up for the local or state authorities, Oe Cette eee oe ‘ 4‘ j I t ‘4 } { { ! HW SS009 “Decicd:32S005824—Page—422
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i - . no 72 _ x. —_— : f * . 38 oan ’ On February il, ie By JEROME . The photograph of RONALD TIMOTHY DOMBNICK dis not familiar to me. However, I will scout around and see if I can find out something about hin. Iwas talking to SAM DAVIS yesterday. He told me he recently came close to killing a police officer and explained that he and GHEORGHE HOOVER were hauling a trunk full of machine guns in one of their-cars when they were stopped because they had a bad headlight. BAVIS said he got out to mee the officer and and had a .45 caliber pistol under his belt on his back and a hand grenade in each pocket of his jacket. He said HOOVER, who stayed in the car, was covering him with’ a Thompson sub-machine gun. He said if the officer had tried to look in the car ‘bhey probably would have had to kill hin. CANTRELL and I have set up a method whereby there will be a five minute period of time each week during which T can contact him at a specified telephone number. Attached are some printed materials from’ the National Center for the Exploration of Human Potential. These items were obtained a while ago by the Minutement ‘from the files of the Message Information Center, ode tee ~ 5 iN WOOTTET ANY AOVINILNI teens oe een pene mene neem sennees em tt h cape
Spee ae OS TPE aE EN reer eT Emr) ' HW BS009 Doold: 32969524 EXPERIENCING COMMUNITY THE TORI EXPERIENCE The TOR! community starts with several experiences designed to build a sense of com- munity, anc to deepen personal growth. Stemming from these experiences, the community unfolds and emerges. Each mem- ber has an opportunity to participate in this - process and to influence the unfolding’in significant ways. The community becomes _ a powerful medium for personal change. Members huve an opportunity to relate in- tensely and cpenty to many others in a variety of situation. They are free to try out new ways of be. and doing. Each participant is responsii:ie for his own learning, and has a variety at options and choices during the weekend. Each person, in a significant sense, creates his cavn experience and his own com- munity environment. ‘ The TOR! experiences (trust, openness, realization, and interdependence) emerge from the community interaction. They are seen as ceniral to the growth of the person as well as to the development of community. The basic TOR}! theory will be presented by Dr. Jack R, Gibb as it is applicd to the build- ing of a sense of community in classrooms, neighborhoods, congregations, families, and the total school or business system. Sandra La Boon, who will be conducting the workshop, has worked with Dr. Gibb over the past two years in a wide variety of group ‘Page 426 experiences. She has conducted groups with the Center, Y.M.C.A.’'s of Los Angeles and San Diego and with the Methodist Church. She is currently conducting research with Dr. Gibb on the TORI theory. DESIGN The community is built upon 24 hours of experiences over a three-day period. Parti- cipants should plan to attend for all 24 hours. No observers will be admitted although parti- cipants will have freedom to participate in an experience or not. We start after dinner, 7:30 PM on Friday. The Experience ends 5:00 PM on Sunday. It is not necessary to stay over night at the Inn. . CLOTHING The dress should be comfortable and in- formal, so you can sit on the floor and go barefooted or wear socks. SCHEDULE Friday night from 7:30 pim. - 11:00 p.m. . Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Sunday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. MEALS Meals are an integral part of the experience . and participants should plan to have all meals - - with the group. There is no additional charge for meals..: ‘O0'GTS S$! Huiuyesy ayy yo JsoD “BNUIOH NED ‘eyOF eq ‘apuely oasedg 15 0808 " 431U9D [PUONEN 942 Ie “Wd OO:OL O1 OZ ‘Ulpz pue ‘Ez ‘ZZ JaquianoKy Buiuana ayy UL aq jfim BulULes) ay L ‘puayaaM [HO] sjajdwoos e paosuaiiadxa aaey 0} Japes| jenuajod yor 40} Asessadau Uaaq aney jj}! Gules sapeay ayy aye) 0} 3]q161j9 aq 0} Japs0 U] "goual1adxy Ayunuwoy {YO_L aut Bunonpuos ul suapeay ues. 0} WesBoid e Buipiaoid aq yi am aut} Isaly 9y 404 a LINALYOddO TYWASANA. NY Su3ava7 dNOuD yos
& v (MATIONAL ae: ne OE Pasec Gande PO ~eLoration OF HUMAN PO AL (714) 459-446: - £6 Jolla, Californis 92037 Bonnie Weber, Artist - TORT WEEKEND WITH SANDRA LA BOON | "November 20, 21, and 22 by Ann Sturgis”. , pO , _. Friday evening, Sat. & Sun. This is an adventure in a community of high trust living... The experienc of the weekend are based on the theory formulated by Dr. Jack R. Gibb, his wife Lorraine, and associates. The program has been given for national con- ferences, staff and management of companies, college faculties, congregatio: freshman orientation programs, high school student bodies, and other groups Sandra La Boon has been working with Dr. Gibb for the past two years and’ da: research upon the effects of the TORI experience upon. participants and thei; organizations. She is warm, charming, and competent as a leader. WHAT CAN HAPPEN IN A TORI WEEKEND? Trust can emerge, chasing away a lot of vague anxieties and insecurities. You can get in touch with your freedor and self-determination. Experience an openness and -sense your flow in life. You can explore your own feelings about touching and being touched. Become more aware of your own initiative. Shed the bondage of a role, become spont ous. YOu may experience, as some participants have, transcendental or myst: exveriences. ‘Take part in a celebration. Recapture the pleasure of being alive and human. : ANNU Page 427 th
Parent and Early Childhood--Three meetings have already Dem held with future ineetings scheduled weekly. The laste teeting was ecstatic and productive, breaking up after midnight. Contact Jan Hickman (454-5915) for information. MODEL Senior Citizens--One meeting has already been held. Winnie Yee (273-4838) — is coordinating temporarily, but we need a permanent coordinator. Teen Propran=-Nee Thieda is coordinating. The first meeting was held October For further information, contact the Center. , Parent-Teen Committee~-No meetings have yet been held. A coordinator is neec Tf interested, please call Al Lewis at the Center. , , Business and Tndustrv--Dave Perlis and Jay Singh are coordinating. One meeti has been held and Nave and Jay are eager to involve more people. Contact the Center, or try Jay at home, 488-4128, Churches~-~-A committee is being formed to work with the churches. Several wihisters have indicated interest « Please contact Al Lewis for further infor mat ion 2 Women? s_Prosram--Mari. Murdock--I am interested in contacting anyone who is (interested in working on.the development of a pilot program aimed at helping | women move away from the sex- -role steroetype and into.a greater realization c jour own identity, strength and creativity as human beings. I have contacts with the Women’s Studies Program at San Diego State College and 2a rather com- ‘prehensive bibliography of the ‘literature in this field which may be of.some I'd’ like to begin meeting with a group of female members and friends of the Center as a first step in the effort to identify what points we'd like to cover with the pilot prosram. While the initial rap sessions may be Limited to women only, men are welcome at the committée meetings. If interested, please give me a.call at home (583- 1563 hor leave your name with someone at the Center. ~- Tf you are interested in any of these committees, please contact Al Lewis or the respective coordinators. snes O02 Decld: c2965529 Page $26 . |
aks FROM OUR NEW MF. sERSHIP DIRECTOR a a ® @ Lo Dear Fellow Member: As your new membership director I would Like to tell you how excited am about the exciting things that are happening at the National Center, But, before I po into that, let me tell you how I became associated with it. A DPP on September 26 and 27, led by Al Lewis and Winnie Yee, convi me of whar I had increasingly come to believe over the last two years-~-t the ultimate beauty in the world is the human being--you and me--each of raw material for the most beautiful works that can possibly be created, ry T came to the Harvard Business School from New Delhi, India, in May, with the intention of acquiring the skills to go and capture for myself treasures of the outside world. Oh: I was determined to be relentless i my seeking and if someone got hurt, or had’to be hurt, it was going to & all in the Jine of business. Now, having gotten my MBA and having started work on my Ph.D. in Leac ship and Human Behavior at USIU, I'm realizing that there is something e more important for me to. do, and this.is to strive to tap more of my owr inner, infinite potentialities,.to strive for growth as a person, to mak myself a beautiful work of art. The real treasure lies within me, not ...outside of me. Well, I'm embarked on this Journey~-on this adventure ir Becoming more of a person, . | But I have realized too, that I can do this only with the help of ott people. I can only actualize my infinite potentialities by helping othe actualize cthéirs. And so, I accepted the responsibility that Al Lewis 1 quested me to take up--and I have launched the 1970 Fall Membership Drix My goal is to double our present membership, i.e., to increase the numhe ~ of Participating Members by at least 240 by December, 1970. That's the - .very least the Center must do. That's the smallest increase my conscier ‘will allow me. Our long range goal is to reach out to the millions in ‘ Diego, in the U.S.A., and @lsewhere around the world. meen tgernes pene And in this, I need your help. Will you join with me in this progra: “to reach out to more people? I would like to sugeest this to each memb Reach out to one person in each of the last three months of 1970 and as} him to become a Participating Member of the National Center. Also, ple. ‘ renew your own membership if it's about to expire, Ail and I have devel a list of privileges for members (see articles ‘on membership and Fsalen rapes), but these are all insignificant relative to the inner joy of helping people to become everything they are meant to be. Two other important programs, the Community A ction Program and the . Model Projects Program, have been launched. The National Center is got forward. This is due to you and other members like yourself, Now I'm, asking more of you--to help us reach our objective of ate least another: | 240 members by December, 1970. Lo ~~ Thanks, and Love to all of you. . Wor | ‘ me, a Jay Singh nae Membership Director Snr tet ervey ue menue wie “a meneenaenanem intial . z HW S003 —poota 3O9895—Page 429. a
BBO kL Paseo Grande @ Jolla, California 92077 Y ) ; (714) -459-4469 MEMBERSHTP INFORMATION Re National Center offers the following membership opportunities: VPE_OF MEMRERSHTP COST NDOWTNG $1000 or more per year PONSORING $500 or more per year USEAINING. $100 or more per year. a} FAMILY $40,00/year (b) REGULAR . $25,00/year (c} FULI.-TIME STUDENT .. $15.00/year ERTICIPATING -~ . ATLING LIST $3.00 per year “ADVANTAGES le All advantages of Participatir Member. 2. 12 scholarships (to any #33. oC rorram Le All advantages of Participatir Member 2. 6 scholarships 1, All advantages of Participatir Member 2. 2 scholarships | lL. All advantages of mailing iist membership ¢ 2. Borrowing privileges from Center cassette tape library Human ‘Potentialities book library 3. All Center programs available to you at 20% discount ' 4. Opportunity to participate in: Center Model Projects Progra 5. Opportunity to actualize your | . own potential and help other actualize theirs through’ otk activities determined by yor and the Center ; 1. 2 page BULLETIN of behavior al. science research findings to} aid your personal growth i 2. Newsletter 3. Schedule of programs E 4, Information on all growth cen ' ters and human potentialitie! roerams unon request at, above all, che opportrimity to work with us, to join us in reachinp out a mere people in San Diegn, the United States, and beyond, is the MOST MPORTANT ADVANTAGE. _ AW 55009 Docld: 32985524 Page 430
fa | Ca “AR NATTONAL CRNTER & THE EXPLORATION OF qua @ orent ran 8080 FE] Paseo Grande . La Jolla, California 92037. (714) 459-4466 TAPES FROM ESALEN The following, tapes have been ordered from Esalen.. Thev should be availat for se of memhers onty by the middle of November, 1970. The tapes will t available on a library-loan basis, the details of which are being: finaliz SURVEY AND RACKGORIIND OF HUMAN: POTENTIAL MOVEMENT ABRAHAM MASLOW: Farther Reaches of Human Nature - CART, ROGERS: Intensive Group Experience RICHARD MARSF: Beyond Games WILSON VAN DUSEN: Interview by Michael Murphy | GEORGE LEONARD: Stens Toward Utopia MICHAEL MURPEY: From Dream to Reality WILLIAM SCHUTA: Theory for Esalen & Microlab Experience FREDERICK S. PERLS: Dream Theory & Demonstration FREDERICK H. STOLLER: Interview by Connie Goldman EDWARD MAUPIN: Guided Meditation ‘in Body Awareness ATAN WATTS: Divine Madness JOSEPH CAMPBELL: Freud,- Jung, .& Kundalini Yoga SIDNEY JOURARD: Human Uses of Behavioral Research . ROBERT GERARD: Psychosynthesis ‘VIRGINIA SATIR: Family Communication & Growth DONALD JACKSON: New Methods of Working with the Family JACK & LORRANINE GIBB: The Emergent Group NR or : EN YIND pt ped ND Bd et NO ND Bet pe RD ed ed IND ed bet ND in ry ad in 9 Q 2 17 tities BROAD SCOPE_OF THE FUTURE & CAPACITY FOR HUMAN GROWTH USA 2000: THREE ALTERNATIVE VIEWS: Rogers, Watts, Kahn GEORGE LEONARD: Predictions for Education . MICHAEL MURPHY: A Survey of Current Programs GEORGE STEINER: Critical Comment SUZUKT ROSHI: Teachings & Disciplines of ‘Zen: ALAN WATTS: The Diamond Way JOSEPH CAMPBELL & HUSTON SMITH: Tibet Ro DB. LATING: Introductory Tape on Sanity JOHN PERRY: Journey into Archetypal Myth STANTSLAV GROF: LSD Therapy “POETRY OF MADNESS: Perry, Watts, Naranjo, Ginsberg HARVEY COX: Relieion in the 21st Century ABRAHAM MASILOW: Psychology of Religious Awareness WILLIAM SCHUTZ: A Guided Fantasy Demonstration DANF. RUDHYAR- & CLAUDIO NARANJO: Symbols of Unfoldment hrs. hr. hra hrs e hrs. NOD et EOD ee RN ee a os n JOHN C. LILLY: Learning from the Dolphins hrs. | 16 titles ; 24 hours MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page. 431
NREDS_AND_ WANTS ry 7 Co e Do you have any of the following Lying around collecting dust, or do you knor of anyone who might be persuaded to part with their treasure in the service <¢ a good cause? We still need filing cabinets (one legal size and one regular) vertical and horizonal Files” ; - a small desk ‘sturdy table for typewriter books for Human Potentialities Library New Members Anyone willing to donate 25 square yards of carpeting for the group room at ‘the Center? . oo , ln Face lifting at the Center offices is procéeding-rapidly. Have you seen the new table and shelves built for us by Al Attig of San Diego Product Engineer? We*ve decided on a color scheme and are looking for people willing .to make drapes and help with painting. If- you have skills and/or enthusiasm, please contact Brax Millard (277-6442). Brax is our "artist", also a gardener and landscape designer by profession.who.is looking for additional free lance woz The Center's_new bulletin board and the DPP posters are Samples of his creat; vity and competence. ° a te > We still need a large house or equivalent, preferably. in the San Diego area, which can be made available for Center residential programs. Suggestions, offers or questions should be directed to Audrey « or Al at the Center. ans a REPORT ON FUNDING PROPOSAL -- Len Chase- - : An NCEHP preliminary resume was prepared. It contains a description of t Center's programs and plans, organization and cost pro jection for a three yez period. Copies are being made available to certain agencies and foundations. By this means, funding for the support of current and on-going programs is being solicited. Efforts are now being turned toward the_expansion of resume data and the start of special purpose funding proposals, tot x Soe. eo el ae ah bene? no a V8 Ze 27a eegdes oe oi ‘s et . caer: SOF BA. ties MESSAGE TO. DPP LEADERS Leaders who have: been trained by Dr. Otto still need to lead several prac /cums before their training is considered complete. Any leader who wants add: tional practicum experiences, please contact Winnie Yee at home (273-4838) o: at the Center, REPORT ON PRACTICUM WEEKENDS -- Winnie Yee ’ Since July, a total of 50 leaders trained from the Summer Institute and previous training sessions have led practicum (training) weekends. Approxime 200 individuals from the San Diego cummunity have participated in these week They come from all walks of life with ages ranging from 15 to 60. Feedback indicates that these practicums have been growth experiences for both leaders and participants. Tt is anticipated that leaders undergoing training will hi an opportunity to lead every 4-6 weeks with a preater number of the partictp< ‘coming from the various college in the area, |. WWe55009 Docld:32989524 Page 432 hed
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. 1 a : 7 . Pa Ce + tg . t . 7 é . * ‘ fa + 12 ee February £2, 1971 | Sf BY JEROME ee a | 2 I have made arrangements whereby I can contact ISAAC CANTRELL at a pay telephone during a five minute period of time once a week. The next scheduled contact period is for the middle of next week. He wants to be contacted at that time as he wants to have some phony identification made up for him. He feels he needs this extra identification in order to hide out or conceal himself in the event it looks as though the authorities are going to try to bust him again. He apparently is still capable of producing his homemade machine guns, and there is some indication he may be willing to trade a completed model of this machine gun for the phoney identification. NW 55009 Doold:32989524 Page 434 ee pl ei i EL
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On February 18, 1971 By JEROME at the rally. |W 55009 Docld:329895294 Page 436 / I was present at the SMC sponsored rally . yesterday. It looked as though 250 persons were present. Most of the well known radical names were present such as ALAN STANCLIFF, CONNIZ STANCLIFF, BILL WILLIAMS, B, J, MYSTROH, DR, GEORGE ABBOTT and others, | , Nothing specticular happened, and I was unable to Listed to the speakers as I was forced to leave early. This was because B, J. BYSTROM, who knows me very well, was circulating around and I did not want to be recognized. . Iwas talking to SAM DAVIS last night and he toid me an interesting thing. Minutement have discovered that their fingerprints can be temporarily disfigured or obliterated simply by Spreying then with tnis new clear spray bandadge or. by rubbing white glue Like Himer's Glue on them, He said that some of the Attached are the leaflets I obtained yesterday { a t = € Hs f a
es ts . we ‘ IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE STRUGGLES GOING ON IN THE WORLD TODAY AND IN WAYS TO HELP THESE STRUGGLES CULMINATE IN A BETTER SOCIETY=——-COME TO THE INFORMAL CLASSES SPONSORED BY THE YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE, WE OFFER A MARXIST ANALYSIS OF WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY AND A CONCRETE PROGRAM FOR CHANGING SOCIETY, ? : Feb.10 REVOLUTION IN THE UNITED STATES? Readings How to Make a Revolution in the U.S, by. Peter Came jo Lg Feb. 1? THE STATE AND REVOLUTION ‘ Reading: The Marxist Theory of the State by Ernest Mandel. ‘Feb,2h #THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK LIBERATION Reading: Transitional Program for Bleck Liberation How a Minority Can Change Society by George Breitman Mar.3 WHAT IS CAPITALISM? Reading: The Teachings of Karl Marx by V.I. Lenin a. May,10 THE REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL OF FEMINISM Resding: Problems of Women's Liberation by Evelyn Reed Mar.17 THE CHICANO LIBERATION STRUGGLE , , Reading: La Ragai Why Chicano Party? Why Chicano Studies? Mar,2& HOW TO DEFEND THE VIETNAMESE REVOLUTION Reading: War and Revolution in Vietnam by Doug Jenness Liberaliam, Ultraleftism and Mass Action by Camejo - Mar,32° SOCIALISM AND THE POTENTIAL OF WOMAN BEINGS . Reading: Socialism and Man by Che Guevara demmermes ee eeeeeth RMR Sneath Me ate peer iven by t the age
EVER WAS A NICE DAV... Sone quage in Creaon Gave Ozzie Osborn A chore: a DO YOUR, TIME IN THE Sout i Wiss 0@ bo 4 YEARS A THE MIETIARY Oy LSS 08 thought he might be getting a good deal... ; Achance to make himself into something [a mavi] Se IE aS 2 Ine A the’. Pree & OF * ent inst S ye Pps becom, OS ned Yo, % . ss NCBINEC/ %, & 2 & oe _, 38 Ozzie hated the Corps. 3% | % 2 ~ He and is other GL’s a % Skipped oul on their company @. : . delinquent syst like Back heme | But this time he didn't feel like he was afl weerg and they were alll night. | He felt strong and Joined up with oth Gls who felt the way he cid about the service. cnecd fei} Ww 55009 Docla: Faggat}1a Pada ang ARia Pere DA
Being inside the Corps | is hard enough. Fighting | it from the inside takes a super-tegather-head. | So Ozzie took a | vacation in Kanada | to get ready before | 5 She he came back aaain to join other GIs aw resisting the nilitary and the War in Asia. : When he tried to return Ozzle uss busted. But hé was ct | tty, gm es wef’ Well listenup f then. He's back. f causing trouble. § Caughr at the border. Good thing 4 Said he wason his Ss yo he left. A way back. o> Saz He was what I’m afraid B15 men into going AWOL last year. 4 see, the lifers in charge had imisplace dl Nis lecords... his palitical beliefs.were ; pul him in the brig and charged him with desertion Ozzie was shafted. He now lim sy | faces a General Court rye ines _ Gat | NW 55008 4 DopFa; 32989524 lbage AS
_ a een TES LONG = ee REDAY AT 7:00 IN TH, AZTEC CENTER fm OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP I pMENT LS TREATY AND WING AN @. TO THE WAR “For. further information call: from 10 to 4 P. m, call 286-6460 ‘\ ; | os from 5 to 7 pm call 291-9487 ‘Sut i bstantive parts of the motion on the Pecrple's Peace Treat We #ove that this Association (organization, institution) endorse a people! 8 treaty with the people of Viet Nam, | -The President of the Association (organization, institution) shail appoint a omission with a mandate A) to communicate this motion to the Vietnamese people (B) to engage in discussions with representatives of the Democratic Republic ¢ Viet Nam, the Provisional Revolutionary Governmenh, other popular forces, and tademic colleagues seeking peace and independence in Viet Nam in order to engage : academic cooperation and exchange, and (ec) to study and recommend ways and means to withdraw the resourtes of this sociation (organization, institution) from further support from this war, Prior to May 1, 1971 (a year and a day after the U.S. invasion of Canbodia) this mission shall report to the membership on the progress of its work and’ of pro- als for further action implementing the motion, anatory Materiel - in opinion polls and in direct tests on the ballot, most recently in Detroit nmerican people have shown themselves to favor immediate and total withdrawal i ‘Viet Nam, , . . , wthermore, the Nixon Administration, aware of this growing majority, has consis- ly claimed to be ending the war, But the facts are disheartening, Two years bassed. American bombing of Laos has sharply increased American troops invaded Cambodia and then left the ARVN to continne oven warfare in that fusly quiet country, with massive air support from U.S. forces, The devas - | of South Viet Nam has continued. And playing upon the anxiety of Americans NW 55G0S Doold: 323 24 __ Page 440
ar — A the prisoners hela in.the tooth, the U.S. Gevernment has Goon increased the fbing of North Viet Nam, as well as initiating commando raidsW Bombs with de- ructive power Lyo ard one~halr times that of the Hiroshima atom bomb are dropped i} itive Nam eveby week, -Aoparentiy the Administration has defined "ending the war" t lowering the level. of American battle casualties and the number of American ground roops in Viet Nam to a point that the American people will accept. But this defin- Lion permits the indefinite extension af suffering and destruction in Indochina bought by American aerial bombardment and other technology, and ground fighting 7 Asian mercenaries and conscripts: ! At the same time the Nixon Administration has misrepresented the highly volatile olitical developments in the U.S. = held cities of South Viet Nam, where there has een rising and open opposition to the Thieu-Ky-Kiem regime and to the American pre-_ ence, by students, war veterans, women, workers, intellectuals, journalists, Buddhists nd others, These groups are openly willing to commmicate with’ the NLF, and to enter nto a coalition with the Provisional Revolutionary Govt. of South Viet Nam (PRG) | For that reason it is urgent that the PRG orovosal (Paris. Sevt. 17, 1970) receive lair consideration. It sets forth the following vrincioles as the basis for a just ind honorable ‘peace: (1)the total withdrawal of all U.S. military forces from Viet lam by a date to be svecified by the U.S.> perhaps June 30, 1971, as in the latfield ~ McGovern amendment; (2) total withdrawal of all U.S. military and econom- be gupport of the Thien-Ky-Kiem regime: (3) total non-intervention by the U.S. in the infesual political affairs of Viet Nam. When these conditions are met the Vietnamese will (1)form a Provisional Coalition Goverment representing all indevendent and dem~ ocratic forces and hold free general elections in all of Ss. Viet Nam: (2) release im~ nediately all captured soldiers and political vrisoners: and (3)refrain from attacking J.S, forces in the vrocess of withdrawal. The U.S. Government has not taken these steps. nor has it even taken the vronos- als seriously, so far as anvone kuows, The veovle of Viet Nam and the neovle of the U.S. both want U.S. withdvawal: with the U.S. Government vreventing it. it seems necessary for citizens and for grouvs to ceas devending on the Government and to attempt divest contact with the Vietnamese, The endorsement of the Peonle's Peace Treaty, as provosed in this motion, is the natural way to vroceed toward: that end, - NW 55009 Docld: 329895 Se _ Le
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eA On February18, 1971 A By JEROME Yesterday I checked the Minutemen Post Office Box in Spring Valley and found an answer to the letter _we sent to the new Minutement group in Elgin, Tilinois, The envelope was post marked February 8, 1971, and so has probably been in the Post Office Box for several days. The contents were wrapped in true Minutvement fashion and copies are attached. I will have to have the original back for future business. . I showed the letter to SAM DAVIS last night. He was fasinated and excited by the letter and immediately called JIM POTO who is back in town from Phoenix, Arizona, POTO, in turn, is. suppose to have tried to make arrange- ments for myself, POTO, and DAVIS to contact EV MOORE, Saturday, February 20, 1971, at the Gun Show in Yuma, Arizona. —_ MOORE, who resides in Phoenix, is suppose to be a big Minutemen leader who was close up under DE PUGH. He may possibly nave been the counter part of TROY . HOUGHTON which would have made him the regional coordinator of the Minutemen organization in Arizona, He is said to have some excellent contacts on the east coast. If it is not possible for us to meet at Yuma, we will then call on MOORE at Phoenix some time in the next couple of weeks.’ POTO, who I understand just barely returned from Arizona, has advised that MOORE has been wanting to make some contacts in the San Diego area. According _ to POTO, possible reasons for this would be that-eeso AWOKE is tied up with the new group at Elgin, Tillinois, and does not want the DE PUGH family to regain’ control of the organization. Furthermore, it does not appear that ; the new Minutement group has a regional coordinator for : the Southern California area at this time and MOORE bee may be wanting to find someone to nominate. NW 35009 Doocld: 32999524 Page 443
aN et a eee oan eC Mena eT Snr SUN So 77; Prone em ereee i350 8-4— Bookd+30989524_ Rage On February 18, 1971 By ROME - . J 7 T understand from talking to SAM DAVIS that we will have access to a printing press large enough to print full size newspapers. This press apparently belongs to BILL CLAY and is the one which was stored in DAVIS' garage for a long time. I do not know where .it ais now, but POTO claims to know of a secure garage which we can rent for $6 a month to set the press up in and begin printing, We will see what happens. I will contact SAM DAVIS again to night before: leaving for the Yuma Gun Show. I am suppose to see ISAAC CANTRELL at the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon at 73 00 DeMey on February 22, 1971. . LOY e eC ne mete NEE OEE FE NEN ER NERA AIEWTEReRY  ty BIRR
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f ae tS Et ye Vice President Agnew admires the V.F.W. Americanism Av/ard presented to him by Commander-in-Chief Gallagher on behalf of the organization. (E-7) A SERIES OF SPEAKERS repre- appeared at the 7ist National Con- vention of the V.F.\W. at the Fon- tainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., a reflection of the organiza- tion’s stature. Heading the list was Vice Presi- dent Spiro T. Agnew who called | for the V.F.W.’s assistance in de- | featins the McGovern-Hatfield Amendment that would hasten Withdrawal of Armerican troops from Indochina. Sen. Alan. Cranston (Calif.), Chairman of the Senate’s Subcom- mittee on Véterans Affairs, ex- plained the need for increased funds for the VA to operate its system of 166 hospitals. Donald FE. Johnson, Administra- tor of Veterans Affairs, praised the V.F.W. for its role in urging that veterans benefits be increased and related the strides being made by the VA in caring for the na- tion’s war wounded. (See page 22 for additional details on speeches of Sen. Cranston and Johnson) Neil Armstrong, recipient of the VAISW. Space Award, said that “f am no gardener and placing the Flag on the moon was the first thing I have successfully planted.” OCTOBER, 1970 oRW.5S009... Docld: 22989524....Page 46.0, Praise V.F.U/,'S Dedication “ subjected to taunts and derision : s : . ‘Nits "Mice : 7 senting the nation’s top leadership | 2nd pernicious permissiveness, We - tranquility.” i 4 lo Carpenters District Council there. “I cherish this honor above all the others I have received,” he said. “When I read what was going on and the way some of our mis- guided youths had taken to the streets, J thought the average American was too complacent and we should do something. “Those of us who were boin under that Flag and will die under it bought every Flag in New York —50,000 of them—for our demon- stration.” Johnson said the right of dis- sent “does not give anyorie in this land the right to disgrace the na- tional emblem, the American Flag.” Armstrong was.the first human to walk on the moon. Kansas City, Mo., Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley, who received the J. Edgar Hoover Gold Medal Award at the Distinguished Guests Banquet Aug. 17, pledged that police would stand at the side of the V.F.W. in protecting the United States. : “Thousands of officers some- times face the withering fire of assassins,” Kelley said. ‘Some are and are tested as few are. We ac- cept a changing society, but our forebearance does not extend to treason or revolution. ; “We won’t stand by idly and let our society crumble from apathy are going to maintain a posture of dignity and protect this matchless - land. — i ‘We in law enforcement will be : right beside you in the V.F.W. in protecting our beloved country.” Kelley said he accepted the award “not for myself but for the thousands of fine officers who dedicate their lives for peace and ‘ * ry - re owed sd aa yO £ Peter J. Brennan, president of 1 pk ME LPs the New York Building and Con- 3% vy Bgbve: struction Trades Council—one of the “hard hats’—was presented the Gold Medal of Merit. In accepting the Award, Bren- nan said the march of the “hard hats” in New York Jast May “had the support of many other unions and just plain Americans. “America will still be the great- est country in the world, despite our weaknesses.” Brennan said that the New York parade, which won worldwide at- tention, consisted of 240.000 per- sons In downtown Manhattan, while 500,000 watched. Another NeW York labor leader who was honored with a Gold Medal Award was Charles John- son, Jr, president emeritus of the A battery of TV cameramen and newsmen were on hand for the Joint Opening Session. (JO-5} When it was pointed out that Johnson had recently undergone heart ‘surgery, he said “1 would have walked here to receive this award.” Harold Russell, 2 disabled vet- eran of World War IT and now chairman of the President’s Com- mittee on Employment of the Handicapped, presented Caom- miunder-in-Chiefl Raymond A. Gal- laghor with a citation from President Richard ML. Nixon tor the V.I.W.’s work on behalf of (Continued on next page) a neha dhdineteheememere sethimenmmeds Liemenmemmenheeetaadaemom et ae ee _ r di er renes ee s
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pone © aptee se Setibaem enter feb RR BEED . MINUTE EN”? P.O. BOX 896 ELGIN, ILLINOIS February ¢, 1971 Mr , Jerry Morgan 7 P.O. Box 76. Spring Valleys callifornia, a7 Dear Mr Morgan; - - We are most happy to hear from you and to find out that - | ‘there are still some loyal members left in the SanDiego area, We are the same organization minus the family of Bob Depugh and a few of the parasites who moved in on the old National headquarters at Norborne. So there is nothing to do really ‘other than pick up where you Left off and continue to WOPk - along our original goals. We have had to increase security somewhat but not too muct I hope to prevent us: meeting some time in the future. I enclose a febnuary bulletin for your files, Keep us informed as'to the situation in your area, oe Yours for America, _ 7 Ton Lryeneg. , “ Thomas H. DeMain, Secretary, National Coordinating Center, “HW -S5009—DeclGd+32989524 Page AaB
© yinuTED cov - P.O. BOX 896 “— ELGIN, ILLINOIS aes eS JANUARY BULLETIN A new year is upon us and there is much t report both good and bad concerning ; our struggle for a free America. ; : We will dwell shortly on the bad news first: Many of you have inquired about the fate of Thomas K. Stewart who has been indicted on several counts of Armed Robery stemm’xg from a series of very successful raids against the Socialist Worker's Party and The Young Socialist Alliance. The trials: on all these charges are still pendin gan 1d Mr. Stewart is out on $30,000.00 kond af this time. The arrangements of leqal council and tactics have kept a number of the staff here at the National Coordinating Center busy for quite some time. The cost of all this as you can well imagine nas been very high, but it is our sworn duty to do all we can for Patriots such as Tom Stewart. As for more information about the case, ‘the legal aspécis are better if we make no public comment at this time. _ Suffice it to Say that the cases are heavy on our minds at this time. > The godd’ news is somewhat more extensive, and is as follows: 1. The recruiting drive up and down the east coast is going very well and we w:il soon be over our goals there. . 2. The reorganization of the regions is nearing completion with only several Regional directors left to be appointed. _3,. The printing and reprinting of material :s proceeding ata slow but steady pace, . As of this time the two most important considerations “we have are security and recruiting, We uzge all members to try and finish their training Phase as fast as 5 possible .« but for the interim we will enclose as part of this Bulletin a copy _of Practical Security measures which we feel all members should read and put into -" practice as soon as possible. . . The full report on the S,D-.S. Convention which was heid in Chicago on December 27th through December 30th. This extensive report will be available to ail members for the cost of printing alone. . B29s9924 Page. 449, st : MW A500 SDboold:
« it me who wishes t event identification as a nc ‘of this organization should sé use of checks ‘eo money orders. In moder!panking practice all checks at -Almed and such records are kept for years. Ordinary cash is the best thing to send suse the risk of a small finarcial loss in the mail is much less than the possible loss _.your life when the communists take complete control, Pa re ar 2. Use deceptive measures... Subscribe to one or more left-wing periodicals or get on th “mailing list of some 'peacé mevement'. This will keep the postal inspectors guessing as ‘to which side you are really on. See the December issue of On Target for names and addrc “of many left-wing organizations or write to National Headquarters for this information. W doing this our members can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing literature fo names and addresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central Intelligence files. We desperately need people to assist in this work, Please inquire as detailed instructions for such activity. — 7 3. Always use two envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organization or to any ‘other member of our organization. Do not put a return address on the outer envelope. Put your return address on the inside envelope with the words, "Return postage guaranteed". 4. Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between the inner ' and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by infra-red cameras. 5. Send all letters from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you are not known. 6. Be cardful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls to National Headquarte or to Known members of the organization as much as possible. Te. Prepare telephone codes ahead of time for future protection, 8. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about the prospective | recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify yourself as a member of the organization. : 3. Mémbers of the organization in each area should be divided into four groups. A, Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement agencies as members of the Minutemen, B, Those persons not known as members of this organization but who are generally known as being patriots. GC. Those persons who have kept their political beliefs hidden. D. Members who profess to be liberal for the px urpose of infiltrating enemy organizations, ¢ All members should be very careful in making contact with persons ina different category than themselves. For example, people in Class D should be very secret in their.con- tacts and communications with persons of Class Aor Class B. Each member must respect the security of every other member, Do not, under any civcumstances, identify one membe of the organization even to other members without his expressed permission on cach and every occasion. . 10. Avoid loose talk, Do not discuss organizational plans in public places where you _ NEGANESHePOGEHRAARPS2 DoPaat é6@n hint at such a discussion in the presence of non-member.
~, ~N . a al I ra * 3 ‘ vo . < rs ys Do not write patriotic letters to newspapers or magazines under your own name. To, ,£0 achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy. é . . . } a 12. If you are already known 4s a patriot, or as a member of this organization you may find it advisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned with the right- wing or for you to pretend a gradual loss of interest, 13, Classify your various members addresses, your communications and your other ac~ tivities as ‘top secret', ‘secret' or ‘restricted’. Use your most secretlmes of communica~ tion only for the most important messages rather than flooding them with unimportant mater- jal, 14. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members, Persistent disregard for security measures should be cause for disciplinary action. : 15, Check your lines of communication from time to time by sending phoney messages to make certain they are not intercepte, 16. Change mail drops, meeting places, etc. frequently. 17. Prepare secret rendezvous points, mail drops. etc. now that may be used in time of some future emergency. , ot 18.. Bach band should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and should set upa system of fines or other penalties for failure to comply with security precautions. 19, Observe the 'need to know' rule. Each member should be given only that informatior which is needed by him in the performance of his duty or which he will need in cooperating with other members of the band. No member should feel ‘left out’ because he is denied such information. Instead every member should willingly avoid information which he does organization. Find a proper balance between security and efficiency. not need. 20. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places or in makir contact with other members of the organization. ; -21, Keep all records and correspondence carefully hidden and in a manner that they can be easily destroyed. Records should be kept in code whenever possible. 22, Important as secrecy may be, it is not the only essential factor ina successful underground movement, Morale and efficiency are’equally important. Elaborate security measures always. reduce efficiency to a greater or lesser degree. Unnecessary security can create an atmosphere of suspicion that is devastating to the esprit de corps of any Alem aties MW 55009 Doold:329399524 Page 451
f \ a: , 7 v Monthly Report Form: ‘ I.D. No. if assigned by new COOPdINALOL es eevee vccrreacesseccerscorrsesees * a _ Name if not assigned I.D. NOvevesccccececsveeserccscsresccencessercenens Address if different than one used to mail this letter, seers eeerseenre ree wenrensece beet Foor eeee eee oe ee eaeroawvnenerereeueneeceee eee eee ove esseeteseeooeee ee ete veseeoeece If you desire to join send name address and phone No. 1. Summarize your activities on behalf of the Minutemen during the last month: ee ace reer e sere enter soso ereneeronoreeseeeetoroeoeosereneareeoeerer ae eeeoneenee te seen 2, What are the needs and requirements of your group; that Headquarters might be able EO ASSIST. VOU WIth... cece cc ec ce ee eee eee ee eee eee one nee eee eseeees 3. Do you have any remarks or SUGGESTIONS. . cscs escccccccecccececeeeneees 4, Have you any New prospective members for the Minutemen, if so give their names ANG AAACFESSES, . ieee ccc cee ere e eee ee esse ens ees eeeeeseresessntoue wero FOC HORE R HOHE EHH HOES EOE EHH HOHE HOHE HOHE DHE K HEE OT EHO HERO E HEHE OHSS Po. '§.- How can Headquarters assist you in becoming more active in the operations of the Minutemen? And to help you advance our objectives? ... cece ec eeee i . . eevee oew*seeeoereneeeeoeseeerocensevrescteereooreaeseeeoeeer seo Pose teeeeoevneeraee oes eevee 6. Are your monthly dues CUITENE? . oc ec ee wc ccc eee eee eet eee tere eee nece ’ We have available at this time all of the training phases for $2.00 per copy or $8.00 for the set of five. Also all manuals and bulletins from Norborne since 1961. We are printing every day so if there is’ some special item_you want let us know and we will do our very best. ei eeeceeesceccesece es bnclosed SS 0) sre eeavspece#e+eeoereanovseeeereeeeereve see evens aeoevrvreeemoenoeeaeeeaaetee teehee seeseeeeooervo he seees . . Monthly dueS...cceccccccces Legal defenSe.... ec ee ee en ceee POSTAGE. perce acerca nevovne ° OME. wc ccc cece re peewee eeees am sed eemcennes ae . er maaetircomarmarattinsinehen vores ttntcthinh shesaasicratonne tn nt hanes SAAS Hasan debs wind miottony Vale RMR Ie cee ae * , 1 pemterehocnencmeotnanes 4 ‘ — . Page NW 35009 Doold: 32999524
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RY i ga ote rr tet la LLP ili rd TIAA LE ELIT TEL IOS Oe e _ MW SS009 Doold: 32969524 he does some dealing with Marines at Camp Pendleton. ON FEBRUARY 23, 1971 BY JEROME ISAAC -CANTRELL was contacted last night. He said he would make available, 5 or 6 .45 caliber machine gun barrels, He said these can be picked up Friday, the 26th of February, from another person, not CANTRELL, He said he will also make contact with a person in Nevada who owns &@ mine and who can furnish large quantities of dynamite. CANTRELL still appears to be paranoid and claims he is followed about three days a week by someone driving a red Datsun or Toyota automobile. CANTRELL did considerable talking about police officer BUD BENNETT, This is apparently the officer responsible for CANTRELL's recent arrest and CANTRELL hates him intensely. He said he wants to acquire all available information regarding BENNETT such as his home address and telephone number and the license number and description of the automobile which he drives. CANTRELL also claimed he has a case of dynamite buried in the vicinity of Indio, California, A right wing individual named DAVE KNORR was contacted last week. He claimed to know of the existence of a group of Minutemen (MM) at Alpine, California, He said these persons are always interested in purchasing weapons, . While at the gun show at Yuma, Arizona, last weekend, he met an individual named BOB KYLE who is supposed to be - JERRY GEYER's best friend. KYLE had several magazines for . .the Russian AK 47 automatic rifle which sold very fast.. KYLE's wife is named GINGER, KYLE is about 5'7" tall, dark complexion, dark hair, 30-35 years old, He may work at some local military base as he seems to have excellent access to parts to military weapons. It was mentioned that Another of GEYER's friends who wag at the gun show was LARRY STORCH (PH) who had a fairly large number of weapons to seel, He was about 30 years old, 6'2" tall, or taller, dark brown hair. (Possibly identical with LARRY STORTS, a former San Diego police officer who left the department to go to law school.) Page 455 : : : oe eS 7
Cover Sheet for Informont Report or NV al i 4 —— _ | FD-308 (Rev. 9-30-69) * . & . . , 1. eT nee Date prepared 7 | | o fF . < cra *, 2 a Date received , Received from (name or symbol number) Received by /. AE EN LON ON EE WTEC Crecteg, a - ~ 2/7 one ina py cel > DF « 3 CMLL Ly hues fou neem 2 chk “Wedied of delivery (check appropriate blocks) i in person ae by telephone _ {J by mail ! i orally [] recording device {_] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report 3/4/70 Da Dictated Transcribed Authenticated ~ by Informant Brief a ca or material J — File where original is located ifnot attached 3 * ® INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. C7] Infomation recorded on a card index by . on date Remarks: - Block Stamp ee ttl } Cijpe war DIE rhe) ‘ Ane NY ANATAVAt ta l WA : LMM CHL , A ae be HW 55009 Doct, s2989504—Page—156_
MARCH 9, 1971 BY JEROME About 3/1/71, BARRY GODFREY was in contact . With SAM DAVIS, Apparently, DAVIS and GODFREY were | discussing the disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON, DAVIS mentioned that at some unspecified time, he had talked to a man who he did not identify. He claimed to have been present when HOUGHTON was killed. DAVIS said this man told him HOUGHTCY was poisoned with cyanide somewhere in Louisiana and then his body was left in the swamps there. NW 55009 ocid: 52d —Pageis+
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MARCH 11, 1971 BY JEROME I was in contact with BILL CLAY yesterday, who furnished me with copies of some literature of the San Diego Peace Action Coalition. All leaflets are signed by JOHN SOMERVILLE and had the address 1426 Merritt Drive, El Cajon, Califormia, telephone 447-1641, The literature indicates this San Diego group is affiliated with the National PAC and furthermore, invites recipients of the literature to a meeting on 3/7/71. PY Se Oe ne ee a : B u “Nw 55009 Doeld: 32969524 Page 455
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MARCH 10, 1971 | ‘BY JEROME | ' s PETER RUPLINGER was contacted yesterday and - the photograph of MORRIS STARSKEY was shown to him. He said that for sometime now, he has been trying to find out who STARSKEY is and has even been following him from time to time looking for a chance to pick up his briefcase. RUPLINGER said he has also been following LEON NOWERS around the campus, the last time being the day before yesterday. He said on that day, NOWERS went to the Student Placement ' Office, where he reviewed the files maintained there on FBI and CIA employment. He said he believes possibly NOWERS was looking for names of students who are applying .or have applied for work -with these Government agencies. ‘ There is a rumor ‘going around that the Minutemen may try to stage some opposition to any San Diego area. anti-war activities to be held on 4/15/71. To the best of my knowledge,. I have not heard of any MM or other right wingers being involved in a Confederate Evening Tribune, ae MW 55009 Doold: 32809524 Page 461: skirmish unit at Ramona, California, as reported in yesterday's neemerencean snvereetminn eo omer ste tnmeetmtreertnreamrereninteenaneiniynamtrmentyipmentenccteamveenfeinnntt Wer) catehnt t-
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ca ee . a a . fo . / (.% € + ; , rf MARCH 9, 1971 BY JEROME . Lt has been learned that last Friday, SAM DAVIS was'doing a lot of talking about shooting people. He said even if he eventually leave this area, he will make some trips back for the purpose of eliminating some people, He then said that at one time, he almost killed a girlfriend of GEORGE HOOVER, She was then living at the ranch with HOOVER but returned to Germany, where she was born, when they broke up. DAVIS said he was in favor of killing her because she apparently knew too much and wanted to set up a shooting accident at the ranch to get rid of her, GEORGE HOOVER “vetoed the idea however, and they. let her return to Germany. Last Sunday, at the Gunsmoke Ranch, it was observed that a complex range system has been set up there, There are many people who come there frequently to practice and sometimes there are @s many as 50 persons present. Tast Sunday, STAN MC DADE and his son, BARRY GODFREY, ROGER WILLIS, a FRANK LNU and 4 other people were there practicing, It was observed that several of these people are guite proficient on the range and in the handling the use of their weapons. He observed that STAN MC DADE and BARRY GODFREY, while digging through a pile of junk on the range, came across a piece of a .50 caliber machine gun; which is interesting. It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON has always wanted to be interviewed by FBI about the disappearance of her husband, TROY and now might be even more willing to discuss matters 7 , - relating to her husband and to DEP UGH, a eien nab oe mart ane eT | INW 55009 Doold:32989524 Page 463
PRR AR IOUT re _- , Date received Received from (:ame or symbol number) Received by 2k aha Reet es AL OL O) —— \ So imei Methos of delivery {ckeck appropriate blocks} {7} in person ry by ‘telephone + [7] by mail Fa orally [_] recording device (J written by Informant Date of Report af ofa If orally furnished and-reduced to Writing by Agent: Date Qe . e Dictated - to * Transcribed ‘ Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or material Date(s) of activity ; afifzy Yfretfet Kosmas A ae =e Fh tie { le 4e oY LD} f Ope Kz é ‘ t . File where originalis Jocated ifnotattached Norte fe: Sg = — ———— . é * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK &) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND. DID NOTSACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. . (J Information recorded on a card index by w+ nn date + Remarks: Ws, A van [00 ~ MES Cedbrser} OO % So iieio (06 — —/{5975 Cubb al (cond fabin, Sau FFRnersen, a) ef5 Loe} |foo - 4610 (MeDade) {ovo~ /HV2SF Cheb Bask} SEARCHED x INDEXLD |: SERIALIZED 0... Prey . —_ _ APRI 4 137] FBI— SAN DIEGO See DIEGO wwe ees we . ’ e . « ,aoe oe sae - . « —NW-55969-——Decld:32989524_ Page asa — _ «+
— r Vi April 7, 1971 - Report of Jerome PET:R RUPLINGER was contacted this morning. He claims that there will be nine buses going from San Diego State to the anti-war demonstration at San Fransisco on the twentyfourth of this month. He said he will find out later from where and when they are leaving and how many people will be on the buses. He knows about the $900 given the demonstrators by the school and will try to find ont if they get any more money from other sources. STAN MG DADE was also contacted this morning and was accompanied by HOWARD CLEVELAND. It was learned that MC DABE and HOWARD GODFREY were at Camp Pendleton yesterday looking at the scrap parts pile of the Ordnance Dissosal unit tnere. They believe there may be several complete ‘" weaoons of various kinds which could be made from the scrap parts. For this reason they are considering submitting a bid on the some forty tons of scrap which is to be sold. It was learned that JOHN BUSH.is also going to enter a bid. MC DADE and CLEVELAND indicated they are going to the deseret in the morning to soend several days doing some shooting and exploring. . “Wi BS 8B9—Be ekd+532989524 Page 465
Cayaus set for Informant Report} or im pa _ “3 1-3 (Rev. 9-30-69) y . Date prepared & eee wt : Date received Recéived fromYname or symbol amber} Received a, “Method of delivery {check apprdépreate sc biosk . (Clin person .[{] by telophone © {[_] by mail ne orally {_] recording device (J written by Informant Date of Report Ha rfr/ Date(s) of activity . If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: ate Dictated to Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Erlef description of activity or material _ Sa ave ates Mecugh Lona Darr © INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (#) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REY ‘OLUTION ARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. 700 - (429 "Das ) | (O- (A249 : p00 - telt (Ka | ) joo - 1813 file wn) [2 9998 ‘Cnbe) 4 /26/? Pile where originalis located ifnot attached on date Block Stamp i SERIALIZLO .4. ah > AILED ee "Wn & 71 —(5 —-SAN DIEGO revcomITEs NW 35009 Docld: 32909524 Page 466
tan Pes foe Ne April 27, 1971 a oo BY_JEROME ie | SAM DAVIS was contacted t yesterday. He had been : . to. BETTIE HAUGHTON's place and had received from her the complete list of former Minuteman members which was in her possession. She is also soing to give him all the field manuals she has, several cases of them, and hey medical supplies. SAM said he also believes he knows the identity of the man who helped TROY HAUGHTON bury his caches of i . weapons and suopdliss in the Sierras. Included in this stuff is supposed to be an entire packased Army field hospital which was allegedly stolen from the military. SAM said he will try to get acqauinted with this person. . ; A person named DON CAREY has come to my attention. He ‘ts also known as DON VON BECK.and HENNING VON BECK. He clams to be the son of a World War II German general named - ; VON BECK. He works as a blaster for Canyon Rock and Gravel Company and has told people he has a cabin near Campo and . three rented garages in which he has stored a lot of weapons, OT parts, ammunition and explosives. He is believed to be a _ lot of talk. I will try to find out more about him. lar St tem nes St iemnweenina Ay Lhe 232989524 Page 467 , _
hover Sheet for Informant Raport oF Mat PISIOTTRev. 9-30-69) 4 Dato prepared 52 sf7l Received from (fame or symbol.) Date received Received by Capes ited ode _ ii . . Hethod of delivery (cheek appropriate blocks) , . . [) in person [] by telephone ~ ((_] by mail 4 orally | recording device (J written by Informant Date of Report ~ slo rf Date(s} of activity Tf orally furnished and reduced to*wiiting by Agent: Date Dictated ee LO Transcribed Authenticated by Informant ——__ , ¢ Brief description of activity or material . . fy Wg of Pe i tt, o_O AF ee. f AY cof LE _ File where originalis located ifnot attached  % INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. ' VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. {_] Information recorded on a card index by on date fadek : Fea LATEL CA RSeles fy 00-1297 Remarks: (98 2.84 ~ $1 | 100- 1297 (Dax) feo - 2177 (Faun Forrest) . . 00~ 141296 (Conde) a Block Stamp SEARCHED (25 TADEXED eye SERIALIZED ., Se eut0 seve \Sm MAY 2 G 1971 FEI—SAN DIEGO | NW_55009  Docld:32989524 Pays 468 oe . | i i i i t i ee eee
; May 17, 1971 Report of-Jerome SAM DAVIS was overheard to say that an individual named RON ZARRCKis one of the biggest weaoons suppliers in the San Diezo area and can usually get anything that SAM asks him for. This is supposed to be one of SA's contacts who is trying to get him a grease gun or a Sten gun. It was also learned that a woman named LILLIAN (LNU) is coming down from Los Angeles next week. She is the wife of the owner of A R Sales and will be in town to take an order from SAM for some M-16 comversion kits. AR Sales allegedly has a huge inventory of weapons parts and is also supposed to be dealing in automatic weapons. -". SAM claimed to have purchased $500 worth of M-2 . ‘conversion parts from TOM FORR=SST last month. He indicated pe that most or all of these parts would go to the Cuban | refugees through LOU CONDE. | : . for MW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 469 eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee eae een
; VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. 7 a new Le ce tnt douke 0 Caxorernit for Informant Report or 4 a . ; FL-300 CRev. 9-30-09) @ \l Date prepared et - -_ Ya /F/ Date received , Received from (name or symbol pumber) Received by a /2/ Su ee yi, SH Shven. L ‘ Briss 218 SEet, | Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) jin person {_] bs telephone {| by mail Af orally (_} recording device (_] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Dictated eee LO : one L? Date(s) of activity ’ Transcribed Authenticated by Informant s/20/7 % Brief description of activity or material . Carrey, Corey oy ) 72t[U {fe Cees C“. “AeP File where originalis located ifnot attached © INDIVIDUALS DESIG.IATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. Remarks: . to a ESP Ter $F 7 a 4h : _ bed a ALMéAPD [[EXFES } /T0- 286K -— EE a baer Lil liars [(é xe on date, (") Information recorded on a card index by 100 ~[S4CO (G5eger) - a . te 2179 Crorect) 8 08 = BHOD Cogs] (ao- 14297 CDavis ) | ee jwo- 1481? CGodtfe,) GO-/H296 CCm&e) eae Block Stamp 5 Socernes 1 mer rereecemans someevem aeenamuraeato Tne stein nannarinyt et RCNA si EEE AEC ET RSDP TETAS AT nO Noes S20. wo~-14297; Bob Kile f, | oe
Gerry Geyer's house yesterday, GEYER gave GODFREY six May el, i971 Report of Jerome , , 7 ‘ It has been learned that HOWARD GODFREY was at booby trap sirulators. He hinted he has a contact who may have stobn 3000 Army manuals on booby trap devices being used in Viet Nam, GEYER seems to get nost of his material from 3203 KILE and TCM FORREST. I am to contact SAM DAVIS tomorrow morning and then co with him to BETTIH RAUGHTON's house to pick uo the field manuals and other supplies she has. We will sort through the manuals for those we want and then sell the rest. any money made from thesé sales will be given back to BHTTIE,. An individual named GENE BROWN is supposed to come down from the Los Angeles area tomorrow afternoon. We will. meet him at the Zoo entrance at’ about 2:00 pm. This is for the purpose of making contact with some of the Right Wing . sympathizers at tos Angeles. The woman from A R Sales is LILLIAN KARNES. &R Sales is making an alloy receiver for the .4k5 auto pistol, , and there was a. big write up on the company and the receiver in the last issue of "Guns and Ammo" magazine, It is rumored around that her husband was picked up at one tinie with 500 machinesuns in his possession, so the business is now in the name of his wife and allegedly being run-by her. . LILLIAN KARNES is supposed to be a Puerto Rican and SAK thinks she and her company are supolying weapons and other items ta the Cuban refugees. This has made SAL interested in contacting the Alpha 656 group, and he wants to go talk to LOU CONDE to see if this can be arranged. Page 471
iS . @ - . Daic prepared of <a Date reccived : Received from (name or symbol number) Received by of leone so Sheen L Obhrarvbuete! eames >| Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) (“Jin person * [7] by telephone ("] by mail (orany [_] recording device (J written by Informant If orally furnished and redx-zed to writiftg by Agent: Date of Report - Date | ' Dictated to a — @ 41a | i | Date(s of activity ‘ . ie ge may te ae : Transcribed —WW sot e a Brief description of activity wc material a>) . (&- Le as Ww,  Basety e Lon tf Dall he 2. fb File where originalis located ifnot attached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) QNLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. {_} Infomation recorded on a card index by ON ttl Remarks: (70-2864 -4| ts Sadler: Del abet fo | 200 — 1 S400 CG) ine. Joo ~ 15400 (Caper; Of ) Dele field to te (00-500 (00> (Set ore a Block Stamp \10- xsba—4 } oF SCHED Ms Isib i (ane a, ‘Cou is JUN TG E71 Fui—SAN DIEGO SRNR RINT Sere Km hin BRAT APL VeTTVezIE Mae wet mrerenertrwn ecto rt NWISSOOS- Deeld: 32999524 Padet
“ae 7 Oo Ee, ra ores vd Af * - — vee af a -~ Par aes a / _himant Report or Me Report. by Jerome . June 8, 1971 A person I have heard about before named "Doe Roberts" was in town yesterday morning with 15 assorted military machine guns to deliver to an unknown person. JERRY GEYER was the middle man on this end of the trans- action and the deal took place in Lakeside, California. It is not known where or, to whom the machine guns went. _It was also learned that BARRY GODFREY will deliver some M-2 parts to JERRY GEYER's house this evening which will be turned over to ROBERTS. os -: "It has also been learned that AL DELLEFIELD of | Los Angeles, California, will be in town on June 11, 1971. He is described as the press secretary for the Southern California Young Workers Liberation League. He is to deliver. @ speech presented by the Peoples World and sponsored by a& group known as Freedom of the Press Committee loeated in El Cajon, California, with telephone number 442-5843, DELLEFIELD will speak about the Peoples World and ways _ to increase the circulation of that paper. A speech is scheduled for Room 11 of the Conference Hall, Balboa Park, at 8:00 p.m. on Jue 11,1971. Yoo HW 55009 Docld: 32989594 Page 473
[Pee vet snc a) PPDRRCF (Rev. 9-30-69) 5, Received by SA Shave L horede, {_] written by Informant Date received pigain wean Method of delivery (check coproprig le biocksh {_]in person C by telephone -  [-)by mail rad orally {__} recording device : Date of Report Received fromdname or symbgl number) f . ea RAMOS Staveley Pin, ag » Hf orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated oto > % e Date(s) of activity iq Transcribed 2 Authenticated by Informant ii Brief description of activity or material | } I Wile where oxiginalis located ifnot attached : + INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. | P VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (1) Information recorded on a card index by __H_SEsFSEeEesese on date Remarks: (20-2264 — q ficlen? Par Faree tons [ae = 14297 (Dewars) CPO mf 2PE § abe toh. i ~ AG CZcxt! | “Cito sort 7S 7- 1513 td - role feng) 7 Hawg mde 2 (arb) feo ~ B220 (shades Bxhdh Rady) fe [G3 | ( Mesh fav) . . 57 Ti Aameeet nee en ANAND Naa NOONE TrEY ACO TN ED NCATE A OLAE RE ENEROO UTTAR HE ONCE HY SAWN AARLEE PO SYR & NHARLARNLORIAUIG EREDAR MarR YAP ponaper HEN fA rN 41 mie Ne A X Qin hare . Block Stamp \4d— 28h A — FQ SEARCHED Wf. VRBENLD seers LA) ee es fap & Sl SERIALIZED ... vpresiuen seve Ges Ot JUN 29 24 > -FBI--SAN DIEGO | : _NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 474
3: e Mowe SS AT AENGE TT AGT SS SE TS “ - ah ts, Coe nt a wit June 17, 1971 — os BY JEROME ' voref df SAdkC boday. He is employed in the ‘> ¢ Seus3 store in El Sajon. His home phone parden wees at ; number ta sage 8 Thy offered me an h-2 kit which I Burned Cosi. oa ingloated he is a big dealer in ammunition. SAM DAVIS ban aati re Ly algo a good contact for all types of weapona ast eolasod supplies. ZARSC doesn't know I am acquainted sesh Ti. d, Loe WA. D An»™sars to have considerable money. He talked about ths usszeming gun show in Pasadena and werned that the At.f -ay abe expt to make some arrests there. I am plannins; % _ ue c 2 + a! meetings of ves 3 rary fo the show as there are supsosed to be some ple associated with the NSWPP and the SRP afterwar ; ; Ne SAD DAVIS mantioned the other day he had been balking to SiTDIS KAT UHTON and JOSEPH COTTON who runs a Right Wing orosrsr. in tne Los Angeles area. BETTIE still believes ROBERT De PISe 229 have been responsible for the death of TROY HAUGHTON, ne indicated she has some witnesses and allegediy 23 filled out an affadavit recently with every- thing: bus The witnesses! names. She wants to file charges nd have him tried for TROYts deaths “DE PUGH a o- EWS 5009 bocld: 32989524 ‘Page 475. __. . - .
o. AA ce a reeremnemetaweseme tere eo . - 1 * NW 55009 Docld: 32969524 Page 476 — = SESS scat yy aoe SA EARL M. PRERSEN< Se EUGENE BROW; 4 en — BOMBING HATTER 7 Pa fae ote California but that he has heard nothing from DAVIS or BROWN. ‘telephoned and asked the writer to contact source and have him . comtact DAVIS toe see what DAVIS had to say and to see If he wag EP ~ 170-2864 an oe | - G3 SAC (AMAW2BVP) Heft JERRY LYNN DAVIS; ako: “At 6:25 a.m. 7/5/71, the writer contacted ACM lUe at which time he stated that he had just gobten off work at 8:00 a.m. after working an eight hour shift. He said he had read in the paper the article concerning the bombing of an IRS office sat San Jose, During. the forenoon of 7/5/71, STEVE LOGAN of ATFD, IKS, in San Diego. After clearing this with Supervisor #h, source was contacted and he said he would contact DAVIS on gome pretext. informant drove to DAVIS 's house and enroute he was stopped - by the Highway Patrol who checked out his identification. They gave him no ticket. ‘hen source parked about a blocls from DAVIS's hours, a San Di:go County Sheriff car drove up and checked hig license plate by stopping behind his car. This wag observed by DAVIS and his mother who wag ukukkxkrmy visiting him. When sourca entered the DAVIS residence, the mother stated that she had told her gon that she figured source was a friend of his ‘since he brought "the fuzz" with him. DAVIS and source had a long conversation about whether BROWN hed participated in the ponbing of the IRS building in San Jose. “They observed that he had said “he only had black powder and fire- bombs but felt that plenty of ammonium nitrate wes easily available and that he could possibly have used this explosive. Neither of therm had any first hand information concerning the bombing. DAVIS suggested that they lay Low for a while because of the bombing in San Jose. ; Fo LMP: emp oe , - SEARED erent iEKED —~ Sentara -\. PAED -Hs ee oS DEED oct z . 7 hoa . ate + ~—
FT ASG) for informant Report uc it = FD-308 (Rev. 9-30-69) ‘Date received Received fromname or aymbal nugber) Method of delivery (check appropriate 2 blocks) (CJ in person {c]by telephone © [[}by mail ng by Agent: [_] written by Informant (] recording device [A orally If orally furnished and reduced to writi Date Dictated tO Date(s) of activity Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description of Bctivity o or material afperta File where originalis located ifnot attached .- * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. {7} Information recorded on a card index by ton date Remarks: . - ‘ UR) - 424 C Dowt BO Se (St~ 29 CANP) oe 7 1@ — — (4010 (Mellsed) we /t Lf if A / fe py (Heaton) 458 — 1813 tt Block Stamp SERIALIZED <a "riteo aS —. JUL TO FRI— SAN DIEGO oS 2U—— Page 473 _ me me —— oe rare ere ne nn ge teen i a sorecronen ee erence eemtaerer, 9 hata mnaeerbnee ye metry Stneneraay amtenrpane me;
’ . 4 1 : | July 14, 1971 REPORT BY JEROME I was in telephone contact with.SAM DAVIS today. He appears to be very hooked on joining the American Nazi Party. STAN MC DADE is the one who is pushing the hardest on joining the Nazis. I understand that DAVIS and MC DADE will get together to look for office space for the Nazi Party headquarters in the San Diego area. DAVIS also said he is going out tomorrow to find some office equipment, for this purpose. He said - there is a possibility that the local group may get some financial help from the Nazi Party at Los Angeles. ° DAVIS also advised he knows of the whereabouts of one of TROY HAUGHTON's old hideouts. He said this hideout is still in tact and usable and that he, DAVIS, might have to make use of it himself if things get to hot for him in San Diego. He mentioned that HAUGHTON stayed in this hideout for a long period of time on one occasion when the police department was looking for him. It was thought that he was not in town because they had been unable _ to find him. DAVIS said, to the best of his knowledge, the oo . Location of the hideout is now known only to him and BETTIE F HAUGHTON. n nye eenennpemennty porwr a ’ aT Reem peeere one k 1 ww 55009 Doold: 32989524 Page 478
AP Ome eR ON mann ye pemty te dN S Bite EET SISTERS Te ’ “ pre eeeetenneetnenne en | ComarShewt for Informant Report or M al eee FD-206 (tev. 9-30-09): C.) 8 eo Date prepared — ahe[2/ Date reccived Received from fname or symbol number} Received by wi { if Cia bya Daas eine eRe . — if VEAL t } Ss. CILSC. 2. Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) : . . [J in person {"_} by telephone {__]} by mail Gd orally (__]recording device (__] written by Infomnant Date of Report NA Saya ey - If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date . i / / Dicfated BO Date(s) of activity alu File where originalis located ifnot attacked Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or a | _ Q _ addttybch PA eat ® INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*}) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (} Information recarded on « card index by a Remarks: | uy (20- DPA - ab Ayer: Cobh Kite fo | [go -/S400 (on i. . on date a De DBL AW 4b Block Stamp SEARCHED .. \ J. SERIALIZED ys JUL'LO OF; FBI—SAN DIEGO Nw 35009 Docld: 32999524 Page 475 a L
NW 55009 Doocld: 32989524 Page 460 . | 5 - ae tee * July 1, 1971 REPORT BY JEROME , I learned today of the recent theft of a large number, more than 2,000, of U.S. Navy Mark I sheath knives. It was indicated to me that TOM FORREST has 300 of ‘these knives, Skits Swap Shop (owned by FNU SKIBOWSKT) near 40th and University, bought a large number of them and has a few personally and openly on display. BOB KYLE. reportedly sold several 100 to the Patch and Ball Gun Shop. An individual known as "Little Joe" is said to have several 100 of these knives and JERRY GEYER says that he has a lot of several 100 of the knives staked out which he is attempting to acquire. moe
OPTICAL 6 Cram rec May BAL LOST . = GSAT hte (ab crit) ite sae ‘ ‘ ‘ oe ween UNITED STATES. C@ enone oa o Wem ora nduyn TO: SAC, SAN DIEGO (174-280 pate: 8/3/71 FROM : a SA, STEVEN be CHRISTENSEN SUBJECT: ; JERRY_LYNE Dé WIS, aka; Po EUGENE BROWN so BOMBING KATIE: . kK , On the evening of 8/2/71 ATER See was contacted at vwhi¢h t ime he edvised that Subject DAVIS had told him that day he was temporarily bner:ployed and was ing desperate need of money DAVIS indiceted that e would v:. willing to selj most of ihe eX slosive © aterials “given by him to the informant at the following prices: Box of 50 electric blasting caps $20.00 Box of 100 fuse blasting caps (two) 10.00 (both) “LL pound kak block of THT 6.00 % pound block of THT ¢ - 3-00 plastic bag of TH? prills . 5.00 Hand srenade fuses - 18 © $li.50 - 812.00 : . M2 trip levers ~ 35 © $2.50 . 87.50 Rifle crenads ~ empty 00 Rifle grenade ~ charged, yellow smoke 09 AMM wtTen Gens ~ ad & 00 Al eee XHEBHRE Total” an BOS SYS- . ARB - Informant advised that DAVIS would want returned to him the camoflausge uniform, the bladting cap crimpers, the three military clectire blasting caps for Getonating comcosition "sc" . - explosives, the fifteen looss, tire delay, electric blasting ° caps, and the remainder of the LXE rifle parts. . On 8/3/71 Svectal Investisator STEVE LOGAX, ATFD, was contacted verardinr this matter and whether ATPL would be willing to allow the return of the foregoing items to DAVIS throush the informant, with the blasting caps being ceactive ved or irert caos substituted. LOGAN then te echonicaily contacted his supervisor, RICHARD JOHNSON, aTsb, Santa Ana. Ib was tho concurrent opinion of both JOHNSON and LOCAN that the items which gasix DAVIS will want returned to him, with the exception of the blasting caps, do not represent any violation of iaw ~ under the jurisdiction of ATPD, and, nader normal circumstance would be returned to the owner anyway. With resard to the blasting caps, in view of remote poasibility of srosocution _ 1 im cane ay Q-» SD Laie ed . SEARCHED t- A 1§ Wo, avn SE EXEL i) ~ SD 170-2454 SERMALIZEN dt . fa PED ‘ SD 100-1297 fur | . = ite th) 6/: Sle FBI—~SaN DECC Pen Buy U.S, Savings Bands Re whdarly on the Payroll Suvings s Plait. : WW 55009 Docld:32989504 Page 461 - -~
Lowe . Fe RAP atenen ne che AMD bates 8 om « | | | i: L. S009 — Pavitt $9999504—Bage 482. ge . > qoy @.  @ a . | in this matter, they interposed no objection to returning to - BAVIS ddactivated or inert blasting cans, feeling that the record of their possession by the Government and disposition would serve as well for evidence purposes as having the caps themselves. On 8/3/71 SGT. WILLIAM BIRCH, 70th Ordnance Detach~ ment (EOD), Fort. Rosecrans, San Diego, C,lffornia, advised that there is no effective way that the blasting caps in question could be deactivated without extreme danger to the attempting this. action and without it beins obvious that the caps had been tampered with. SOP. BIRCH advised that the manufecturers cf all such blasting caps make Inert céps uhxzk for training’ and identification purposes which are indistin- ‘guishible from the live ones. He said that in his opinion the best course of action would be to obtain such inert caps to substitue for the ones now in the possession of the Govern- ment. He said that the best source of information as to where to obtain these substitues would be the Institue of Kakers of Explosives, 20 Lexington Avé., New York City, 10017.
GBA PPM CP) PTS . oo ; UNITED STATUS Goo URNMENT . | _ y;; vy as n ara po MemoraQlun SAC, SAN DIEGO (100~-1).297) FROM; , SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN ° "Lg ~ SUBJECT: JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka . BX aay On this dste <Qeiterey? advised he was at a meeting on the evening of 9/19/71 which was also attended by Subject, " HOWARD CLARK and one ED ANDREWS. A . - _ Among other things discussed source learned that Subject apsarently obtained from CLARK the residence address ef SA ARNOLD- Vi. O'BRIEN, which information DAVIS has long . “gought. Source is not avare how CLARK may have obtained this ad@ress or whether it is in fact SA O'BRIEN's correct address. . He said the information was apparently over.one year old. He satd he believes he will be able to obtain this address from DAVIS whthin the next day or two. © - SY 100-1297 (JERRY LYXN DAVIS) : ~ SD 170-286 A 1 - SD 157- (HOWARD CLARK) ; 1 = SD 157- (ED AKDREWS) L20-QSG _ q4| - narnia, . Sich sic SEARCHED a isocvep (I) seniauizca. (A a Gy « : . FP ight . . s t ~ “e wt . J . bike Mata . wy US. Sarines Bonds Regutarly on the Payroll Savings Plan
z UNITED STATES G “ANMENT rr errr MemoraMlum oe | TO + SAC, SAY DIRGO (197-2224) " DATE: 10/6/71. - FROM : SA & STRVEN . L., cmi LSTENSED . } ! i ra “suBJECT: _ ISAAC, WILLIAM CAN TRELL - E-MM. On 10/5/71, Se eeadvised he has been attemnting to contact the Sub ject, uns nnecessful ly, and has come ta the _* gonelusion CRXNTRELL has left the San Diego area. , O,10/6/71, CONF, SOURCE advised records contain a forwarding address for Subject dated 5/27/71, showing a change from Alpine, California, to P.O. Box L104, Fabens, Texas 793838. . Foregoing submitted for information only. G- | sb 170-286 AT |, AW SD 157-2224 — rye fi — FS SLC/slc - . | iv <a Slo (2). = > SERIALIZCD - yah men oct #7? O71 Fui—SAN DEGO . Vie, fey oe ww ; gent . Buy U.S. Savings Bowds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan t 524 Page 484 _. ae yee, —
2 seenment macamen eh son sa daanpenn swat Atal W CPC as aden ne BRIS SOSSTET TF FFI SFS —Ww-55009—Docrd+32989524_ Page_ass ie . : oe we ~ te . + ee Cover Shoet for Informant Report of f rE FD-30G (Rev, 9-30-09) oof ¥ Date prepared 3/29/71 Date received “Received*from (name or symbol number) Received by 3/26/71] | ASR SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN Method of delivery (check appropriate blacks)- {_]in person, [_] bx telephone [7] by mail (3d orally (J recording device {__] written by Informant Tf orally furnished a-d reduced to writing by Agent: Date of Report Date : Dictated eens £O FAN ° an 3/26/71 Date(s) of activity 3/26 and 27/71 Transcribed Authenticated by Informan Brief description of activity or material Info regarding JERRY LYNN DAVIS, ——_ He - BaDpt end PAtL RUPLINGER: File where originalis located ifnot atlached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. | VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. ; ["} Information recorded on a card index by Won date Remarks: 100-14297 DAVIS 100~14610 MC DADE . 100-1430] RUPLINGER Se . _AT022864 = LEy> . 100-~L48 ODEREY Block Stamp 10—- AYbA — ee ee =. u wil moet Are ; lutt et eae hiih “BH i NiViYaX \eruv awed Ag VEC Se { We
-HW. 55009 .Doocld: 32989524 Page-456 . ee : teow 0 rr cs “Y \ 7 JEROME 3/26/71 I was in contact with PAUL RUPLINGER. He continued to be interested in creating disturbances and offered to take Right Wing leaders for a drive along Interstate 8 to show them where they could use dynamite on underpasses and overpasses to create the most disruption, It has been learned that SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY may drive up to Los Angeles tomorrow to contact the people who own and run AR Sales, for the purpose of finding out about the availability of military manuals and various weapons. 7 DAVIS, GODFREY and MC DADE continue to talk about setting up a new organization to handle Right Wing activities in the San Diego area, Arrangements have been made for them to meet soon at a drive-in restaurant to talk about ways ‘and means of setting up such an organization with a legal defense fund, a newspaper or bulletin and harassment activities. os anne mee a
een, Sarr arina-eeearaaes endheadeeemarase euananen areas auetponamneomen i paaceiuedeneaasmee ten tueaenaeamatantl Casor Sheet for Informant Roport or 4+ al . *D-305 (cev, 9-30-09) @ v @ he 5 . a Date prepared 4/9/71 ° - . “4 , | Date received Received from (name or symbol number) Received by SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN V9 POT OT chee at ere tethg re ale oe — 3/31/71 FA \ Hethod of delivery (check appropriate blocks) ., . f {_]in person [_] by telephone {_] by mail &_] orally [}recording device [] written by Informant . if orally. furnished and reduced to writing by Ageut: Date of Report i; Date . ; . a 3/31/71 | Dictated LO rel, i { Date(s) of activity { s . a“ . . . : Transcribed ot mo, 3/31 — 4/4/71 Authenticated . . a te by Infomnant Brief description of ‘activity or material ——Anezicen_Legion_March_in_downtown-Sen— Diego on AS 4/71. Pile where originalis located ifnotattached : * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVGLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED, : : . oo. } (_] Information recorded on a card index by __.._ on date 70~286a ~—l10 157-1798" tifinutemen) AkbAl0 Os Stamp NW 35009 Docld: 329599524 Page 457 a . _ aetna
JEROME 3/31/71 . I have heard there will be an American Legion march in downtown San Diego on Sunday, 4/4/71, to protest the court-martial of Lt. WILLIAM CALLEY. This march is being sponsored partially by Radio Station KSON and all Right Wing groups in the San Diego area are being urged to join in. A call has been put out for 50,000 participants and to the best of my knowledge, no parade permit has been Obtained from the San Diego Police Department. I was in contact with one of the women who is pushing the march. She has telephone 276-6648. According to her, the march will start about 12 NOON from'the Navy Recreation Field at Harbor Drive and Market Street, will proceed up Harbor Drive to 8th Avenue, from there to Broadway and then back to Harbor Drive and the Recreation Field for a rally. The woman told me they have received 3700 phone @lls since last night. She said the march seems to be getting much support from the military, adding that two Generals and three Colonels have indicated they will participate in the march in full uniform. , [ . . | MW 55009 DBoold: 32989524 Pagé 406 . .
| aed [Grr-Siieat for Informent Report or i : oat . FD-300 (Rev, 9-30-69) @ . { : Date prepared eo 4/9/71 - 4 ’ Received by SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN Date received Received from (name or symipl number) 4/2/71 ° Kethod of delivery (check appropriate blocks) {] in person [_"] by lelephoyg {_}by mail if orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Cot tet [_} recording device C_] written by Informant CX orally Date of Repext 4/2/71 Dictated- to a _ ' ; fo Date(s} of activity Transcribed __-__-_ oe 4/1 and 2/71 Authenticated . . Tee, poe, - . ; . ~ by Informant . : : 7 2% Brief description of activity or material INFO re JERRY LYNN DAVIS File where originalis located ifnot aitached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REYOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (7) Information recorded on a card index by SE date Remarks: 100-14257 DAVIS . Nida TEA 103 eet A annette * tee” iE Ved Say Saud pee Je tue | . sg ° 2 : SA LEGU . ih haat eee Ue Le q-S5008—Poctd 39989524 Page seo E raeennselindanacieendeciietbee ema Dao Fn eit eekenene 6 me teu, oweeenerne ener oP og tine eo
' JEROME oo ee 4/2/71 XL was in contact with SAM DAVIS last night. He claimed to have received a call earlier in the evening from the Klu Klux Klan in Mississippi. The only explanation he would give is that something he was involved in there broke open and he is afraid he may be acrested soon. If so, he says he knows who is responsible and he will take care of them later. However, he is very shaken up and has been talking about going underground until the problem blows over. In the past he has claimed to have been involved in robberies, burglaries, and illegal weapons deals which may account for what he is afraid of now. However, if he is still in town on Sunday, he will join in the march protesting the trial of Lt. CALLEY and may try to start a confrontation if people show up to demonstrate against the march, : r- NW 55009 Doold:32989524 _P Oo po009 _Docld: 3:
. = camry ~ x coment as 8 ~ eae TIvP eee ay eee ITS rape ates Berean = ; + . awk sole ba nhrheek Ror ye 7 eas TT 7 wee te . Whesei-titev. 9-30-09) 7 . | S e ' a 3 ' . . Date prepared ( ¥ 4/9/71 4 Date received Received from (name or sydrbol number) Received by “4 eee net MOR OE Hon, : 4/4/71 | sco PX SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) . ([Jin person «. []by telephone (} by mail C,q orally {((] recording device C_] written by Informant Tenet hiked vm x | If orally furnished and reduced to wriféng by Agent: Date of Report ; Date . ; 7 - {» 4/4 f Dictated ——________-__~ to a A [71 *| * i Date(s) of activity “ Transcribed . : 4/3 ” 4/71. Authenticated . bo: : by Informant —- Se Brief description of activity or material INFO re travel of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and GEORGE HOOVER to Arizona File where originalis located ifnot attached * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (7 Information recorded on a card index by Won date Remarks: 70~286a — LU me 0600-14287 DAVIS - _ BEX OD 1 menace pe natn ORR mane ENE A EE RET eter te RS ME TOME PAARL I ANTES FIST 100~15356 HOVER EV MOORE to=BayEsenmss: 100~14293 CLAY - VeuseShe 100-14819 GODFREY A ~-| °° Qe too~ Ev moore O24) Block Stamp TO-LSbAT Sz, iE es Aad ~ 5 q SEALED NY ENED 32? thee : 7S tuft A Fe SaN eee) ceraiws avavavavavelan wenurs pe an a PE EET SETTER AMAR trams Bf HEHE non nnsn ~ osnnaaeaannatanasaeesianahenal MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 491
se ee back after making these contacts. DAVIS left his brief-case JEROME 4/4/71 It has been learned that SAM DAVIS and GEORGE HOOVER left yesterday morning to go to a construction project in Arizona. They intend to make use of this trip to make contacts with people they know or have heard of in Las Vegas, Phoenix, and El Paso, They are supposed to call with BARRY GODFREY and because of what happened in Mississippi, was talking about the possibility of going underground but sneaking back to the San Diego area later on. The person to be contacted in Phoenix is EV MOORE. _DAVIS claims that of the Right Ying groups that are still intact, the one at Las Vegas is the best run and is already functioning. He said it is supposed to have Mafia connections and is also the best source of many kinds of supplies. DAVIS wants the San Diego area Post Office Box which was rented in BILL CLAY's.name dropped and a new Post Office Box rented so that CLAY cannot get at the mail. ~ HW 55009 Doocld? 32989920 —Page—492
tt Sheet for Informant Renort or BY EFD-306 (Rev. §-d0-69) wt . t Date prepared 5/11/71 Received by SA CHRISTENSEN (STEVEN) J number) Received from (name or symnb LAR BREESE Date received 5/5/71 i bhethod of delivery (check appropriate blecks) {Jin person * [7] by telephone (__] by mail Iforally furnished and reduced to writtig by Agent: . _ Date ~ wT? 7 {_] recording device ([) written by Informant {Gc] orally Date of Report svaqert SP a NOTA MET TONED NEE OORT OST 5/5/71 Brief description of activity or material | Info re firearms activities Of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and BARRY GODEREY _ Dictated — to __. ‘ . . Date(s) of activity : , ° } f . + 4 + Transcribed ~- 5/4 and 5/71 : Authenticated re Z os - by Informant ae . ——— | { i File where originalie located ifnotattached | * INDIVIGUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE, VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. (77) infomation recorded on a card index by Remarks: 0-286a 108% Pe, , - 57 DEVE 5S Sine. ~ Endex 7 on date 157-324 LyDBETTIE HAUGHTON DON CAREY, aka a 157-1798 Minuteman Don Vor Beck, Henning Von Bed 100-14819 GODFREY Eek SF-LFSB (51-17 959 7 | [STA AVIT T Ow Farve st ° 9-45] - Pow CAR ae ohne? CO a A) oe age Gls A- 105 7 oo ; _ Block Sia i om are weitel Looe <— Fite ven =e en we SS; Ces Pek WAY NW 55009 Doocld: 32989524 Page 495 " - Moses ‘roof : se mee
NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 494 Iwas in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday. He had come from BETTIE HAUGHTON's place, She gave him the entire former Minuteman membership list which she had in her possession, along with cases of field manuals and other literature as well as a large quantity Of medical supplies and items. DAVIS seems to think he knows the name of the person who helped TROY HAUGHTON bury many of his supplies in the Sierras, included among which is supposed to be a whote packaged Army field hospital which they stole somewhere. I have come across an individual named DON CAREY, He is also known as DON VON BECK and to some people as HENNING VON BECK, He claims to be the son of the . German World War II Genersl named VON BECK. He is a blaster for Canyon Rock and Gravel Company. He impresses, me as being a big talker but claims to have a cabin at Campo and three rented garages full of weapons, including machine guns, weapons parts, ammunition and explosives. SAM claims that he can order me a.Sten gun for $100. He also says that TOM FORREST is one of his two San Diego suppliers but that he makes most of his purchases in Washington - and Oregon. DAVIS claims he has been dealing with FORREST for about 6 ~ 8 months and claims to have recently purchased $500 worth of M-2 carbine parts from FORREST for the purpose of making short M-2 "enforcers", According to what DAVIS has been saying, FORREST appears to have contacts with military personnel at Camp Pendleton through which he makes weekly raids on armories and the supplies there. DAVIS has apparently asked BARRY GODFREY to go with him to Camp Pendleton to show him the _location of the scrap parts pile of the ordnance disposal unit on that base, DAVIS continues to talk about and work on the Right Wing organization he wants to establish. His idea is to contact people he knows in Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, and Las Vegas and have individuals in all those cities give out a press release announcing the formation of the new organization.
In addition, leaflets and stickers will be put out the same day and post office boxes for the organization retned in all these cities on the same day so as to completely disguise the location of the national headquarters which will be in San Diego, with DAVIS and GODFREY running the thing.He wants to structure the organization along military lines with military ranks and training for the purpose of creating a Right wing organization to overthrow the government in this gountry. . . : Ta eadienmt eaemcnrnappuitarsimabemeern wn dent Jett HOE VAM ALIN Nite ANN TAR eee nate = wee baw 55009 Doold: 32589524 Pagé 495
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Nw 5: 55603 Dood: S2585524 Page 497 Rk SSE ~ on . read ~ ‘. iakcel x erts aE ho dene ot cong Poaaiaeaicehidaeeddedae kane Ucendes nina een teme re miomenreme et a \ ‘than the Nazi uniform, most of Smith's group decided to. “y November 4, 1971 By "Jerome" I was told by Barry Godfrey that he and George Hoover went by Peace House #1 at 2143 Market Street last night. Godfrey said the place appeared to be unoccupied at the time and when he and Hoover looked inside, saw it to be full of books and other literature, and all kinds of materials. They also claimed to have driven by the house at 3121 Beech which Godfrey said is a big house at the corner of the street. Godfrey also stated that Hoover, Stan McDade, and Jerry Lee Busch, went to a meeting of Gerald Lee Smith's Nazi Party group last night. Hoover was wearing the uniform of the new group he is trying to organize. This organization will.be a branch of the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ headed by Reverend Gale at Los Angeles, California. ETT eee Sime se one tyme gre 8 While at the meeting, because of some internal trouble, and because they liked Hoover' s uniform better FF erent anmanrrmaneerpetgtaomnnt leave the Nazi Party organization and join Hoover's new group. . , I don't know anything about a Reverend Pike or — Peak, but the Reverend Gale may be the same one who is head of Missionary Church of Jesus Christ at Los Angeles. Gale comes to town about once a month to fulfill a speaking assignment here. He has Nazi and anti-Semitic tendencies although he is not known to me as _ being a member of the Nazy Party. ; -, ‘Also, I have heard nothing about threatening telephone calls being made by anyone locally to obtain the release of the Patriotic Party members in Michigan: however, Margaret L. McNichols, who lives at 2113 Whispering Pines Drive in Julian, is closely acquainted with the individuals in Michigan named Freed. At one time, she told me she and Freed both belonged to some German. club and showed me a photograph of her and Freed together at a meeting in Santa Ana, California. — ame
Page two ¢ . . : a> McNichols claimed to have been the Secretary~ Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party, .covering 11 western states and is also a close associate of Rebert Bolivar DePugh. McNichols is also acquainted with Reverend Gale, who has been connected with the Patriotic Party. . McNichols and her husband, ‘Leo, own and operate a grocery store on Main Street in Julian named the Mountain Market. Leo McNichols is, or was employed by the FAA at Julian. I believe that Margaret McNichols is the type of person who might make threatening telephone calls in behalf of members of the Patritic Party, but do not know if she has . . actually done this. . DEERE AEE ea Atha peyenie ePI IT ee eree t ' = th ah, . ° ¥ 7 7 piaheniapy atoriaba Dubapeen sian heseurrbtpehereuinredomrsteestatnminsas ine dacanfottevena sunmnstnciartneintcesnmee det Manevnesmartnimicareinats wenm ted ments renin eintebannih yc binhyet se Nw 35009 Doold: S24 Page 496
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i June 14, 1971 | | ' BY JEROME 7 | | | , Twas talking with BARRY GODFREY last night. He said he had just spent sometime with SAM DAVIS the same evering and that DAVIS admitted to being a total anarchist. He said that DAVIS thinks that the.U.S. government is as much an enemy of the people, meaning right wing conservatives - as the left wing movement is. He said DAVIS is still interested in aitempting to formulate a new organization to take the place of the old Minuteman Group. BARRY said DAVIS wants to set up 2 right wing groups, one, an open group which would conduct intelligence type operations and the other a "covert group which would conduct sabotage and harassment and obtain such things as explosives and machine guns. GODFREY said the eonversation with DAVIS got around to TROY HOUGHTON and DAVIS said he has known’ for two years what actually happened to HOUGHTON and added that to DAVIS, a meeting was held at which BETTY HOUGHTON, DAVIS, PAUL HUNT, DENNIS MOWER, GEORGE HOOVER, and ‘one other unidentified individual were present. The meeting was held for the purpose of hearing an oral report from MARY TOLLERTON as to what ha@ | 7 - . | BETTY HOUGHTON has also had the same information. According happened to TROY HOUGHTON, that he had been held prisoner by - i ~ ‘. ete ROBERT DE PUGH in the basement of DE PUGH's house with the help i ra ca ee: of WALTER PEYSON. TE eR retten pete, | Y LNW. 55099, DodTd:32989524 Page 500 nace en vue ny ony pupa prey penne peep ences enitieee
f June 14, 1971 / By JEROME HOUGHTON was then poisoned to death and his body disposed of somewhere in the State of Missouri. After the meeting, BETTY HOUGHTON was in favor of making all this ) information public and requesting a grand jury investigation . of DE PUGH and PEYSON for her husband's death. However, che other people present at the meeting talked her out of this close of action. _ . | GODFREY then said DAVIS told him that he knows of 4 total of five people who were killed by DE PUGH, ine luding TROY HOUGHTON. He said two of these were killed after HOUGHTON s death to keep his murder quiet. DAVIS said that ween ee MARY TOLLERTON was being hidden in the Los Angeles area for quite a while by DENNIS MOWER , PAUL HUNT ana others as ‘there was thought DE PUGH was looking for her to KLLL her. Some kow, she got away from MOWER and HUNT for a period of about six months - but then they got her back again. Allegedly, BETTY HOUGHTON told, MOWER to keep track of MARY TOLLERTON at all cost even if he had to marry her.- According to DAVIS, it is his belief HOUGHTON was killed by DE PUGH as DE PUGH thought. HOUGHTON had already contacted the FBI or was in the process of arranging such a " Te RPT Ien onan zone tyanervomemnttes smn re ‘contact for the purpose of informing on DE PUGH's activities. Seem gene eorertenbmntne ames iiny aterenAsnnaen seem Slim aremerntLAwewnastom fet mauta a.artabat ¢ Sree af . . HW 35009 Doold: 32989524 Page
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June 15, 1971 By JEROME This morning, I met an individual named RON ZARICK who was attempting to sell military ammunitions of several calibers, Iwill try to find out more about him later. I aiisoloarned that there were .12 members of the NSWPP at the anti-war demonstration at NEL Center yesterday. SAM DAVIS may also have been there as he appeared to know .&@ lot about it. DAVIS has had a project going to get. himself - fired from his Job and may already have been successful. If so, He will go on unemployment and then on welfare in order to be able to devote full time to his right wing activities. ‘He has approached me about going to a meéting at Los Angeles’ in the next few days with ‘representatives of the Minutemen organization, the States Right Party, and the NSWPP for the purpose of discussing the possibility of an alliance of these | ~ groups. He mentioned that the national leader of the States Rights Party may be at the meeting. TI will try to find out more about this also. t also learned that DAVIS wants to set up a course of insruction in the use of explosives which would start off with a group composed of BARRY GODFREY and two men selected by him and SAM DAVIS and two men selected by him . “WwW 55009 Doold:is2ees524 Page 503 ee . See a
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e June 21, 1971 | BY JEROME ; The person I have recently come into contact with is RON HUNICUTT who lives on 37th Street in San Diego. He allegedly has some .45 caliber automatic pistol receivers with the serial numbers ground off. BOB ROBINSON, a te Llephone company employee , had one which he Looked at not too long ago. : Apparently, HUNICUTT is a big dealer in guns, and is—knewtte- SAM-DAVIS-by-e-di fferent—name , | Another person who iss@-ekesa associate of SAM DAVIS is DON CARRY, ascseee ndividual by the name of RICK asPPO of Gre saa fi . LINDSAY! waschesibeen _actingas se ispdlot b2(h son and CAREY, whe fs fenconfo Dave £ auch Nanrg « . im also understand- that CAREY took an examination for employment with the U. S. Border Patrol not too long ago He has been hinting of knowledge of the whereabouts of M-60 machine gun which he described as a good riot gun. He is also trying to become "friends". with DAN DWYER, who operates & gun smithing shop @n Washington in San Diego and who is well known to SAM DAVIS. ALEX RAPIDPRINT has been doing the plates for some of the new forms and other printed material for the local right ae mt RET CRT SE EEE RS TT ‘ wing group. “FRANK YACOPEC continues to do well after having been in the hospital for removal of kidney stones. eT Ta Te wt et ete myn alee 4 TaN ah ee te AWS S009 beet: 32589524—Pags 5 OSes meee es Jone oa ve
June 21, 1971 By JEROME Twas at STAN MC DADE's place on Saturday and JOSEPH BRINKER showed up there. “Iwas also in touch with JOHN BUSH who offered me an action for an anti-tank rifle for $45.00. i ; Y 4, Ze = HW 35009 Doold: 32989524 Page 506 . a a en Fn mrenpppronnnenameennermnnn tie more auaannRetRee oy mT fae mem
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iat ne JUNE 23, 1971 BY JEROME — Me, I was in conversation with PAUL RUPLINGER and General LEMLEY yesterday.. LEMLEY said he has some M~16 rifles and has been giving weapons to all of his neighbors for self defense... i | . LEMLEY is extremely militant and I understand thabihe, RUPLINGER, and perhaps SAM DAVIS refused to f111 “out the U.S. Census Forms which they received and expected to be arrested shortly and placed in jail. | LEMLEY says that lots of weapons and other items of military equipment are coming down to the U.S. out of Canada. LEMLEY was extremely upset at the arrests made by ATFD and local law enforcement officers at the Pasadena Gun Show on 6/19/71. He said he was going to contact the headquarters of the John Birch Society (which he is deeply involved in) at San Marino, and have that organization check into the arrests. PAUL RUPLINGER was also very upset about the situation. It should be noted that in talking with RON ZARICK before the gun show took place, he warned me to be cautious at the gun show as he had received word that the ATFD and State officials were planning to make arrests at the show. It has come to my attention that both SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY are fairly well acquainted with SCOTT WINCHESTER , leader of the Nazi Party Group, Bishop Faction, at Los Angeles, California. NW o55009 DocTd:32989524 Page 508 . . B . ‘ * - Pree re earonenatat St ULAR LAN bcbg are BER SANG M MARTTI EAS CAKE
1 rtm re Ean Y . a ut a > pmeascarwernrremers nT | pan ni | wb ' en on Da ; JUNE 23, 1971 | a 4 / BY JEROME ~ . oo ee poe ; WINCHESTER appears to be a near Kook. He was one of the more active participants in the anti-war demonstration Sponsored by OM at Oceanside, California, in May, 1970. He was running around like a roving idiot and screaming, "fascist pigs" at the police. ' SAM DAVIS says he heard that the NSWEP at San ; Diego might favor a split from the NSWPP at Los Angeles me , ” ‘which is headed by (FNU) T MASCO and join up.with WINCHESTER 's . group. If this happens, At will, take place through the efforts of VIC WALTON oy BERTRAM COMPARET, wt I MWHS00S Docld: 32999524 Page 509
{ PFD-306 jose 30-39) A | es Shear % far Informant Report or Me ” Date received Received from (name or-symbol number) tala le AFe sont dandalpatenebdachiis tse neigh *t Iidettiod of delivery aes appropriate bidcks) | by telephone [_] by mail writifig by Agent: {J in person If orally furnished and reduced to Date Dictated en £0 Transcribed Authenticated ss "ty, by Informant . Brief description of activity or material ~~. ° A os ((] Information recorded on a card index by — -{ Remarks: {00-1929 A Dene) [SP 2S CAS es?) (00 - 89 (Coch) fst ie Samise *) “oD Co tel oer rattited ai) (00 ~ (460 Che Onde} (B4¢~ Zot CS fh) | BLS SOOS Dooid: 32989524 Page 510 ED * INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. 2) Date prepared S/6f22 Received by () written by Informant cae orally [__]} recording device Date of Report Date(s) 6f activity of2/ a File where originalis located ifnot attached on date Padingl take frond ES sen 6 ef ahot® Vande Seothlirnckefe,, Aeveriean. Seceaas Leg /' Cova | | a. tether $e (08 - (H2F A Block Stamp Std dUHED —— VEL —> JAW Dieeu \ JAW nN aU Dy Ann ete pt PATNI
ff é ao J, a — July 1971 fo | REPORT BY JEROME -_ 1 Y / . ; : I was in contact with SAM DAVIS this morning. Vi He finally got his wish and was fired from his job. He did not go to work as he was supposed to this morning and while I was at his house his boss called saying that he had some important jobs for DAVIS to take care of. He said if DAVIS could not be more reliable, he, the boss, would have to find someone else to do the job. DAVIS then told him to go ahead and find someone else whereupon his boss hung up. DAVIS said he has another job to go to in the middle of next week for one ROGER (LNU). This job will last approximately one month following which DAVIS will be laid off and then can claim unemployment and welfare while devoting full time to his activities. He believes he can draw unemployment for a period of approximately six months. He talked again about the explo- sives and other materials which he has and some of which he has given to me. . ; He said he has come across opportunities to buy other such materials at fairly low cost and, therefore, wants to sell some of the stuff he how has to get money to buy these other materials and also to help the Nazi Party out financially. DAVIS stated that it is his intention to join the American Nazi Party and showed me his membership application form. It is my understanding that the local Nazi |. group which has, in the past, been part of the National Socialist | White Peoples Party (NSWPP), "will switch allegiance in the |: near future to the Bishop Faction of the American Nazi 4 . - Party now headed up by SCOTT WINCEESTER at Los Angeles, -: California. . If and when this takes place, the name they apparently will use for the new group is Americari Socialist Workers Party. | DAVIS is all excited about buying uni forms io and other things to get ready to go on "storm trooper" a duty. He said he is going to try and get all of his if associates, including GEORGE HOOVER, STAN MC DADE, JAMES , POTO, BARRY GODFREY, “ROGER WILLIS and NAL! (LNU) to join ; also. 1 ar mane i © NONE Sma matitigs rot ata teen . noe ” » NW 35009 Doold: 32999524 Page Sil — a ‘. a ,
According to DAVIS, the Nazi Party group which he has been hearing so much about lately is only a segment of the total Nazi group in the San Diego area. GERALD L. K. SMITH, the leader of this active group, is apparently only what is called a section leader. There are apparently several sections of the Nazi Party group in San Diego and overall leader for the whole group. DAVIS said that he and three other people, one of whom will probably be STAN MC DADE and the other two members of the NSWPP in San Diego, will go to Los Angeles soon to see SCOTT WINCHESTER and make arrangements for merging with his group. DAVIS says that the Nazi Party group is good on organizing but poor on weapons acquisition and intelligence work. He said he expects to be of considerable help to the Nazis in these two APeaSs. He said he has been in contact with BARRY GODFREY and had asked him to do some work on compiling a list of liberal members of the Jewish community in San Diego as & starting point for harassment: and other tactics by the Nazis. He said that the Nazis-have been using DON SISCO's Militants Formulary as a handbook for training.in explosives ete. He said SISCO himself is reported to be a section leader for either the Bishop Faction of the Nazi Party or the NSWPP. DAVIS' telephone number is listed in the directory _ under B. L, GIBSON at 2393 Washington, Lemon Grove, California. - The telephone number is 465-9572. DAVIS indicated that he has been offered 100 . grenade bodies with the necessary parts to make live weapons from them for a sum of $25.00. This morning I observed all the parts of a dis- assembled 230 caliber. Browning air-cooled machine gun in the back room of the Bullseye Gun Shop. HW 35009 Docld: 32909524 Page 512 _—
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J T Ncsansneronrensenies + , July 20, 1971 By JEROME SAM DAVIS says he has an operation in mind for this weekend. He-.said he wants BARRY GODFREY to provide six mens DAVIS will provide another six and the NSWPP will furnish 12 men to conduct a raid on a faculty office at UCSD, where a Viet Cong Flag is supposed to be hanging. The pur- - pose of the raid will be to seize the flag, take it out on the campus, and burn it in front of as large a crowd as they can get. DAVIS said he is also trying to get ahold ofa. white phosphorous grenade for another project he has in mind for the weekend, but would not even hint as to what he is thinking-of using it for. | HZ went to a recent meeting of the NSWPP with STAN MC DADE. GERALD L. SMITH was speaking. One of the other people at the meeting had a medal for what is referred to occurred in 1958. These medals were awarded by GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL, which would indicate that the person I saw at the Fy i -by the American Nazi Party as the "Virginia Campaign", which meeting must be a longtime Nazi Party member. This individual { , é . —MW-S5009-—~-Becka+32988524 Rage 54
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wen nhe dee peiniebadadetinthe bey rcterects as b nate cad nal Agha Deno th VCP dnp ta Re yaa GRP SEAS ATS = bE ne tatters aate VW S5G09 Donld: 32989524 Page 517 July 21, 1971 . . a It appears that PETER RUPLINGER has a friend in a small arms arsenal or depot on one of the local Navy Bases. He has been offering the sale of four M-2 conversion kits, and says he thinks he will be able to furnish all the small arms including grenades and possibly @ light .30 caliber machine gun that anyone would want. He was asking BARY GODFREY if GODFREY could obtain a tear gas grenade which RUPLINGER wants for the purpose of throw~ ing into the "Bedroom", a local night club offering nude entertainment. © a a a , , — I saw TOM FORREST yesterday and while there observed a oF caliber grease gun with two full magazines. Some time ago I met a person named DICK GOULD. - Yesterday I saw him again and he offered me a sawed off shotgun and another shotgun. which had been made into a pistol. He wanted $50 for both of the weapons put did not have them with him for me to look at. I will try to find out more about GOULD. ae moter te ener we
Another person I have heard a lot about is one LARRY BROWN. He apparently used to Live close to me and some friends were telling me at one time about what a nut and raving maniac he is. He apparently has moved to Poway. Yésterday while I was at Bulls Eye Gun Shop BILL GUIETTE was telling me about some work he was doing © on a nine millimeter German Schmeitzer. Today I was in Bulls Eyés again and met this LARRY BROWN and talked to him for about one hour. He was telling me all about his nine millimeter German Schmeitzer and hinted that he may. have some other automatic weapons. Very likely the Schmeitzer _ GUIETTE was working on belonged to BROWN. Iwill also try to find out more about BROWN. | CHUCK PIERCE, +he-Sa: -Leades, lives at 8527 Goldenridge Road, Lakeside, California, and has telephone number 449-4176. He and BILL GUIETTE have been talking about joining the U.S. Army, Special Forces, Rserve Unit in San Diego, purely for the purpose of seeing what items of equipment they-can steal. This reserve unit is already supposed to be very heavy with right wing nuts and there are rumors that a lot of weapons and other equipment are already coming out “MW 55009 Docld: 32989524 Page 518 =
Page Three of that outfit. Iwas also in contact with RON ZARICK _ again. He offered to sell me 2000 rounds of .30-06 ammunition at 5¢ a round and told me that he also has 30,000 rounds of .30 carbine ammunition. i boa SoS —Dooid: 32909524—Page—_5i9
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July 13, 1971 By JEROME It has come to my attention that there is an individual who may be of interest who works for the San Diego Fire Department and is assigned to Station 13 in La Jolla. His name is RICK BURNS and he has been overheard | to make statements which are highly pro-Rusilan and pro-Com- “munist China. He saves up his money and vacation time and travels to Russia each summer. BURNS apparently lives in the La Jolla area as he - walks to work every morning. He is about 27, Sty", 180 date one mae eerie qeertenennmnetanmittyinntee fant wee HSed NEegh Ey husky build. He has Light’ brown hair, a ruddy complexion, Perea eenitnan ete UTED re wears reading glasses, is married and has a collie dog. He allegedly served in the U.S. Marine Corps and has been with em erenn ys ave Ted © ‘ 4 the Fire Department for about four and one half years. een ney were tle Pres e emt le . * 1 be ene . noe wee Pe ‘ sete MW 55009 Docld: 37999524 —page sae - ; toy
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fo. oo, (Sul 13, 1972 : } REPORT BY JEROME Yesterday I was in contact with PETER RUPLINGER. He is still self employed as a wholesale diamond dealer. He said one of his customers is allegedly an Italian who has connections with the local tuna fishing association and with the Mafia. He said he had acquired from this person a rifle with a silencer which he told RUPLINGER was a Mafia assassination weapon. He obtained this rifle from RUPLINGER yesterday evening for $20.00. The rifle is a British © Enfield bolt- avtion rifle and a .303 caliber. It has been ‘heavily modified with an extension having been added to the butt stock and the parts of the receiver assembly missing exposing the internal working mechanism. The rear sight is-also missing. . The breech ends of the receiver and barrel on this rifle are usually threaded with a square cut thread. However on this rifle, these parts both-have a regular toothed _ Machine thread which was obviasly done to allow the rifle to be disassembled into two pieces. The forestock of the rifle is also missing and a device, reported to be a silencer, has been added to the breech end of the barrel. This device is approximately 2" in diameter and 5" long and cylindrical in shape. There is a +". diameter aluminum tube extending from the forward bottom part of this device along the barrel almost to the muzzle. . Attached to the muzzle is the regular issue British flash suppressor for use on the Enfield .303 caliber carbine. Most of the metal parts of the riffle have been coated with black lacquer. When assembled, the rifle does not headspace properly which is apparently due to the threa ds being worn er 2 necessary shim missing. . I recontacted RUPLINGER this morning and learned . that the individual he obtained the rifle from is one PHILLIP SALUATO, 6766 Rose Field Drive, San Diego, California. RUPLIN YGER said SALUATO allegedly has other weapons including Thompson submachine guns and M-2 carbines which he wilk sell. RUPLINGER also said that the silenced . NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 523 —
a . . ‘ 7 : ¢ aoe aid we - ane - v - . we y é a a ? rifle which he sold me was supposedly delivered to SALUATO by the Mafia for destruction or permanent disposal. He siad SALUATO, who is apparently eager to make a fast buck, apparently decided to sell the weapon rather than destroy it. From my knowledge of RUPLINGER, I “suspect it is very likely he enlarged considerably on this story. ‘MW 55005 Docld:32989524 Page 524
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/ July 28, 1971 By JEROME It- has come to my attention that one of the sin... NSWPP organizers in San Diego County is a person named (FNU) ROTH. He has been deseribed as a uniformed and card carrying member of the Nazi Party and has allegedly done much organizing for that group in the Oceanside, California, area. | : I have also learned that SAM DAVIS and JIM POTO have been asked to go to Arizona within the next few weeks “to meet with some unnamed person there. NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 526 ee
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July 26, 1971 tot By Jerome Iwas in contact with SAM DAVIS again yesterday and he ment Loned again his favorite project which is to fill some rifle grenades with thermite and explosives and to fire them onto the top of several gasoline and oil storage tanks, among those which are Located in Mission Valley near the intersection of Murphy Canyon Road and Firars Road, He said he believes the results will be spectular and that he will not permanently leave the San Diego area without completing this project, : DAVIS continues to be extremely interested in the local Nazi Party group and said he wants to work for 2 ‘high position in this organization, -He says that VIC WALTON PNA Lael 0 et BAR ALAS RE NET Tie I eben Ltinconmeee: is deeply involved in the NSWPP, but even though, he still eee ave does not trust WALTON, He said he is going ahead with plans ne sue to locate and rent office space for the NSWPP and also set up a printing press for that group. ‘ DAVIS also talked about another plan which is being worked on to attempt to selze a Viet Cong flag which is nent taeione hanging in an office at UCSD. He said at least he would like cerca wean aT HW 1 HW S009 Bocld: 329e952a —Page 528-
to make an effort to put a smoke grenade through the window of this office, He said he has been talking with the NSWPP about taking 15 members of that group along to protect. the person who would fire this rifle grenade throtigh the window. He said the results would be vetter yet if a high explosive grenade was used, He advised that the NSWPP and others he is assoclated with are suppose to _ have some LAWs (Light Anti-tank Weapons) which they might USE. ~ FRANK YACOPEC nas been fired aeain, He now’ has a boarder living with him who was recently discharged from the Marine Corps, This individual is named ROBERT S. . - MAYER. He claims to be well acquainted with the firearm ranges at Camp Pendleton and knows of an ammo dump there — which he says has only one guard who could easily be over~powered, and that, by using a two ton truck, it would i be possible to.take over a million rounds of ammo from this location, MAYER also claims to have a .45 caliber Thompson sub-machine gun, and M-16 and M-14 rifles which he would sell. set up in that business by his father who Is a Sergeant wlth the San Diego Police Department, GUIETTE was telling me |. “today that he was at RON ZARICKts house a few days ago and saw there many parts for various machine guns, Yesterday SAM DAVIS sald he was at ZARICK's house Some time ago | by . i BILL GUIETTE, who runs the Bullseye Gun Store was ..NW 55009 Docld:32989524 Page 529
© - e 7 and while there, saw a M-1l4 rifle, a water-cooled .30 caliber machine gun and a BAR, DAVIS claims that he is somewhat upset with BARRY GODFREY, as he gave GODFREY an assignment to watch the San Diego PBI Office to obtain information regarding the activities of the local FBI, DAVIS said he might use GEORGE HOOVER to stake out the FBI Office if he is presently out of work on’a fake back injury. The disability chits and this fake injury were signed by Dr. DUNKLEY in El Cajon, who has agreed to take care of any MM or other right wing individual wounded in a confrontation the Left . or with law enforcement agencies without filing the necessary reports and without charging a fee. HOOVER is suppose to go pack to work Monday. DAVIS says “he has another man (unidentified) who has a camera with a. tele-photo lense, who will be assigned to take photographs of various places of Interest to DAVIS, “DAVIS claims that the Nazis. want- to start conducting raids on local Jewish synagogues and want to start tooling up . information and planning tactics to taken against the JDL and the ADL. . HW 55009 Doold: 32989524 Page 530
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“ey 3. at JEROME September 9, LO7L ‘In talking with BARRY GODFREY, I learned © | of the formation of a new organization known as ; the National Justice Foundation. This organization is supposed to be a group of lawyers from the Los Angeles and Sacramento areas whose purpose will be tO counteract the work of the ACLU. E also learned that the groups which are protesting the sailing af the USS Constellation are going to set up polling booths outside various city polling places and at other locations in an attempt to get people to vote on whether the USS Constellation shovld sail. IZ also was told that the Bishop fection of the Nazi Party is now known as the National Socialist American Workers Party, and is putting eut @ new newspaper named "Attack". Apparently this newspaper is being published and printed at Los Angeles, California. GODFREY also told. me he was recently interviewed by a San Diego County Deputy Sheriff named D, Q. MARTIN, regarding GODFREY's involvement in Minuteman and other right wing activities. . MARTIN was apparently under the impression that: GODFREY was one of the leaders of these activities and would be able to furnish much information as to names, addresses, and activities of other people who are involved. GODFREY denied any knowledge. whatsoever ef such activities which caused MARTIN to become extromely aggrivated and to make some Veiled threats against GODFREY. However, he eventually gave up: and left. Afterward, GODFREY discussed this matter with SAM DAVIS, MICK HOOVER, and a few other people. It was their feeling that MARTIN's visit to GODFREY was probably caused by BILL CLAY. CLAY has suddenly been @round contacting people, asking questions and trying to find out what is going on. CLAY even made a personal appearance at the Gunsmoke Ranch and, while there, apparently caused some friction as HOOVER has mow been asked to leave the ranch. The questions in ; %e | | “sme ssv08 : $9524 Page 532
i= these people's minds now is whether CLAY has turned informer for the Sheriff's Office and was the source of Information for MARTIN regarding GODFREY's activitics. It socems that DAVIS, HOOVER, and STAN MC DADE are now not as interested in the Razis as thoy formerly were. However, they will ccntinue to cooperate with that group. DAVIS arpears to be very enthusiastic about the coming Repunlican Netional Convention. He thinks that this will be his bis chance tc do Something that Will be remembered in tho. world. 1 fe said he is working on plens to organize’ a series of mectings of eight to twolve people to make plans for and cbtain pledges of financial support for right wing harassment activities during the convention. 9 ay, " ee “4 PE 91. o i”, ts”. a “ee - oo. oo, UU PAN x, NW 55009 Docid: 32989524 Page 533
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JEROME September 13, LOTL X was in contact with SAM DAVIS this morning. He told me that he has joined the Nazi Party and that todey he rented Post Office Box 5791, San Diego, California, for the Nazis. He said he has been assigned to act as a Storm Trooper group leader in the San Diego area and has - begun actively organizing for the Nazis. ; He explained thet he went to see SCcorTt WINCHESTER at Torrance, California, yesterday. He said he met WINCHESTER at a place named The Bavarian Alpine Village where WINCHESTER's group has relocated. He said that the activities of WINCHESTER's group are very Open and that there was @ lot of Nazi literature and posters in plain view. He said he observed many people giving the Nazi ° salute and handing SCOTT WINCHESTER money. " DAVIS said there were several thousand ; people present at The Bavarian Alpine Village with a _ hundreds of them dancing around outside the Nazi Party headquarters. He said the crowd included .- many Lithuanians, Estconians, and Arabs, as well as Germans, most of whom appears to be pro» Nazi. DAVIS i said one Arab was introduced to him as the leader of the Al SStah Group at Los Angeles, .He said that another person who was introduced te him claimed to have ' worked for the HITLER Youth SS and was wearing a gold - 8S ring. DAVIS himself is now wearing a silver SS ring. . £ also Learned that GERALD iL, SMITH and one ef his Lieutenants went into the "Peace House" at 2143 Market Street, early last Friday afternoon to get some of their literature. They were dressed in full Nazi uniform and when they went into the house, they found a meeting of about fifty persons in progress... _ ponent ie sidan ioe oe icemelan) HW 55009 Declars29e9324—Page—S3§——
of consternation among those people at the meeting. @ printing press for the Nazis in Vie Walton's - guest house and have taken this request under area have three printing presses. One, which belongs -¢o BETTIE HAUGHTON, is located at the residence of the residence of HOVARD CLARK at Ramona, California, _ (ft 0 os ~ . sos ae pon jo} on Their appearance in Nazi uniforms caused a great deal ' Also, it has come to my attention that. — SAM and his associates have been asked to set up favorable consideration. GERALD I,, SMITH local. Nazd Party Group, the National Socialist White People's Party, is affiliated with the same group at Los Angeles which — is run by JOE TOMASST. DAVIS, however, favors the Nazi Party Group run by SCOTT WINCHESTER at Los Angeles, and is working with STAN MC DADE to engineer a switch of SMITH's group from the TOMASST group to the WINCHESTER group. DAVIS said that MCG DADE and SMITH are on very friendly terms. The Right Wing Activists in the San Diege WALT and EDITH GEYER on Massachusetts Avenue in La Mesa. Another, which is owned by BILL CLAY, is located at and the third, which belongs to ED BOYD, TROY HAUGHTON's step-father, is in the possession of STAN MC DADE. i a } : ‘WW 55005 DoeTd:s2989524—Page536 aes at. ; |
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JEROME ‘September 20, 1971 ! é EZ owas in contact with SAM DAVIS lest night. £ Learned from him that HOWARD CLARK is driving a mew light colored Pickup Truck with a camper shell on 2%. Furthermore, GEORGE HOCVER is now Living with JERRY BUSCH. BUSCH lives with his mother in an apartment house at the corner of McGLintock and EL Cajon Boulevard. This apartment house is the first one on the right as you go north on MeLintock. BUSCH's apartment is the upper rear. SO “EZ also Learned. that STAN MC DADE has leased ; @ eabin somewhere on Mt.- Palomar to be used as @ hideout if necessary. 7 - + te urate sage mame meer I TnamemerWacettoe emmen Cha mw emmepeR 8 leew Aneney meer ¢ oteny = HW 35009 ‘Door: 32989524 Page 536. eee
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JEROME Septem mber 16, LOTL ae oi a - XE was in contact with SAM DAVIS yesterday and he was explaining te me some of the plans he has for the new organization he is trying to establish. He said he wants to try and have the application forms and some of the training materials printed this weekend. He also said he will get a new San Diego post office box tomorrow. There will be two membership lists maintained which will be ‘8 recorded on microfilm so they will be easy to hide. One of these lists will be kept by DAVIS and the. other will be held by BARRY GODFREY. There will be monthly literature mailouts with DAVIS and GODFREY responsible for the mailouts on alternate months... However, the mailouts will be made from GODFREY's house, The supplies for the mailouts and other materials are to be kept_in FRANK YACOPEC's attic. rete, awe 4 ACE, TE CH NRE RT TETRA me RE Pett . avs muane pans erunangnthas bOI TO RSATED RSE" SRT ORT SAM said that BETTIE HAUGHTON has a large | - _. quantity ef training literature and other supplies 4 in her possession which he will attempt to obtain from her. He sald that ALEX (io) of Alex Rapid ; Print has agreed to donate a part of the printing eosts:' for this literature.  - . In addition, DAVIS said that when the- - - Organization gets going specialized training tapes will be made up for advanced trainees. He said he POON cee rete ee a he eet oh atten FT Ty ; thinks that when the organization is in full swing the literature mailouts and training adds will cost at Least #100 a month. , ? TTS Coretta ne Aen menee tree tee panama enna sug ROL ar Hehe sbaeOm > a SP et Ae nelly et antenna & LL i WwW BS009  Docld?T 329839524 —Page 2408
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@ BROME September 28, LOT - Harily this morning, I wes contacted by SAM DAVIS who was Looking for someone to help him with a project. I teld him I had other commitments for the day and he said he would try’to find someone else to help him. Later on, I talked to him again and he told me he had wanted someone to help him to move several hundred pounds of explosives from the residence of one ROGER (LNU) at 2003 Dartmoor in Spring Velley, California. DAVIS claimed that these explosives included TNT, C-4) Plastic Explosives, and rifle grenades. DAVIS would not even hint as to where these explosives had been moved but did make a statement to the effect “some day we'll have to move the master cache". I got the impression that HOWARD CLARK may have been involved in this project. If understand that the individual named ROGER. lived with @ Mexican woman and several children at that address. I have never heard of this ROGER before but will try to find out more. (ee LE Cong oe ane ea TT 1h eben then Kens rmbipeetttamettncenranrtnee se nitty + . a tat ee a HW 55009 DoelTd:ss9so529—prage 542
i Cover Sheet for informant Report or Mi UG (Rev. 9-30-69) Date oy, Received from (name or symbol number} nap 2 pores tsar kbc m Received by . neon ed Te wu fi. Heil of fbi. aheck appropriate blocks) (lin person. [] by teleph&ne {] by mail [forally C7 recording device {J written by Informant Date of Repo:t If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: Date Dictated Transcribed Authenticated by Tuformant File where originalis located ifnot attached (90-280 i ® INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (#7) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE. VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED, (] Information recorded on a card index by Se, 20-284 VED | (9 = 103% hee L Qurug) y a tt0- 1ST (10r, Eevoge Nb bol erase op WEEE LLL! 7 paeah he Ley F jto-7 16% (Herbal taro Cindi) jed-/s/0 ( fte Made) [Ss 2a (SAO) ee © 00 - (SBS Hoover} acre corer on date ae eee fot rte. Mbb~ 8355 (Busch) : . | 1 L Bloc Fo ae cs Lr~- a - \ (C0 - JY2G ia CO Lacs Le Be om = (0-14 61 Conitrey See 2 Semen merece nadia’ ) - We SOE! adnate det agi “? . VEE Ly i JIS we fe ive es Brmo DEL y (SUA IUU vn (i NW 35009 Docld: 32909524 Page 543
', | Bay Docld: 399899594 Page 544 JEROME October 8, 1971 It has come to my attention that the individual I told you about previously named RICK BURNS, who is a fireman at San Diego Fire Department Station Number 13 in La Jolla, eontinues to make extremely sympathetic statements about communism in Russia and China. In addition, | while at work, he always has a copy of the "Docr" er the "Street Journal" with him. I was also. told that he was observed writing the name of Dr. GEORGE ABBOTT and telephone number 488-4401 and.the name HERBERT GINDLER on the wall at the firs station near the telephone. Ewas in contact with STAN MC DADE carlier teday. He said he has had one thousand copies of . the new membership application form for the Secret Army Organization printed up as well as a large number ‘of copies of letterhead stationery for the group. . "fhe membership initiation fees to join the organization will be $5 and there will be.a $3 per month .dues assessed for each member. MC DADE said he believes .he will join the organization. ZL learned that GEORGE HOOVER, who is out of work, is now receiving unemployment payments. He also. allegedly been on some of the local reservations gettempting to recruit Indians to help work in - opposition to the Leftists. . 7 . EF sglso found out that SAM DAVIS, HOOVER and JERRY BUSCH have been talking about committing robberies of houses of prostitution and similar establishments where there would be little liklihcod ef the theft being reported. The purpose of: these robberies, of course, is to obtain money toe finence right wing activities. 2 Ramee on reece gs “ tase pehermene es cen
Lastly, I learned that BARRY GODFREY is gupposed to see SAM DAVIS this afternoon and. furnish him with 3,500 rounds of .45 and .223 ealiber ammunition. “y . os ‘ . . va if NW 35009 Docld: 32909524 Page 545
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_ REPORT BY JEROME October 20, 1971 ad a "Attache is a copy of the new letterhead stationery of the Secret Army Organization (SAO). This letterhead was printed approximately two weeks ago along with a large : number of sheets which are information bulletins and a so~called history of the organization. Some stickers advertising for support of the SAO were printed about one week later. All of the printing has been done on BETTY HAUGHTON's offset press either by her or by WALT GUYER. In line with the decision to go ahead and set up the SAQ organization, SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY have been out contacting people in an attempt to get new recruits. So far, ' FRANK YACOPEC, PAUL RUPLINGER, ROBERT MAYER, STAN MC DADE, . and J AMES EVAN POTO have been. approached and appear to be nably disposed to joining the new organization. Two other individuals, GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY LEE BUS CH, apparently are not to know about the organization for the time being. However, they have been asked to do some intelligence-type investigations and reports on some random left Wing activities which are involved in the projeét to ; attempt to keep the USS Constellation from sailing on LL/1/71. So far, they have turned in one report, which I gather was beautifully done, typed and dealt with the layout of the puilding involved, its occupants, the police coverage, and other areas of interest. HOOVER and BUSCH are supposed to be busy at. the present time on a similar report on another groups. In addgition to the individuals named above, there are probably several other people in the San Diego area who would be supporters of, or sympathetic, to the . SAQ who have not yet been officially contacted. As previously reported, SAM DAVIS and GEORGE HOOVER and STAN MC DADE were very much interested in joining - the local Nazi group, the National Socialist White Peoples’ Party (NSWPP). However, they recently discovered that the official Nazi Party policy is very much anti-American Indian and they are now very disenchanted with the Nazis as DAVIS is one-quarter Indian and HOOVER is one-half Indian. In addition, this policy has cost GERALD L. SMITH one of his best. MWOS5009 Docld: 32959524 Page 546 “= fb t Hi f i Zs | i Te OREO wr ent EY POO
— = s re - 7 wees ~ . “ 1 cs “ J . lieutenants (name not known). This person was living with a girl who is part Indian and when SMITH ordered him to stop seeing her, he left the organization instead. It is possible that he may join the SAO. This interesting turn of events may have been onethe important factors which caused DAVIS to try and get the SAO off the ground. | Many of the SAQ organizational histories and news bulletin sheets have been sent out and are being sent out to other people who have been known in the past to be Right . Wing sympathizers. Those individuals-from the San Diego area known to ‘be Right Wing sympathizers who attended the recent gun show at Yuaa, Arizona, included the following: STAN MC DADE SAM DAVIS BARRY GODFREY BILL GUIBTTE — TERRY BROWN . CHARLES KINNEL JERRY GUYER (Fie) Mc GILL TOM FORREST DON CAREY og. RALPH HUMPHREYS WAYNE HUMPHREYS (son of RALPH) - TOM WEBSTER . LANNIE REED DICK GEISE HW S5009 DoecTd: 32989524 Page 549 —— | ee eee
GRANNY MARTIN and others. Everett CY ANDERSON, from someplace’ in the Seattle, Washington, area, as well as -ED¥ARD-MOORE and his wife, who are identified as Miami leaders in the Phoenix, Arizona, area, were also in attendance. In addition, the Angriff. Press (DON SISCO's group) was well represented end had set up a table on which were being sold all kinds of manuals and literature on explosives and incendiries. They were also’ selling blasting cap crimpers and American Nazi Party Christmas cards. The people sponsoring the gun show expected only about 200 individuals to show up. However, there were 200 tables set up, on many of which two persons were displaying their merchandise, plus many spectators for a total of at Least 500 individuals at the show. Included among these were many Yuma County Sheriffs and city police officers ‘who wére taking an active part in the show. I believe some ATFD Agents showed up at the show but were afraid to make any arrests or take any other action due to the large numbers of people at the show and the obvious lack of support they were getting from the local law enforcement officers. I honestly ‘believe there would have been a big shootout if the ATFD Agents had attempted to take any kind of action such as make an arrest or seize some piece of merchandise. Mostof the - people at the show seemed to be in a very bad mood toward the ATFD,. _- One of the hottest items at the show was .50 caliber machine gun ammunition. BILL GUIETTE took a large quartity of this ammunition to sell and got rid of all of it. There was a Pro-nationalist Chinese individual there, who was well known to CY ANDERSON , who was buying all the .50 caliber ammunition and magazines and parts he could get. I was told that he is supposed to be filthy rich and to have a stupendous arsenal located on his ranch somewhere in Southern Arizona. Evewt Following the gun show, a meeting involving soap: MOORE, CY ANDERSON, SAM DAVIS, MC DADE and GODFREY was held to discuss the SAO. The news bulletin and history sheets of NW 55009 Doold: 32989524 Page 550
Ly . (fos f  ) : @ _- . ‘ . a , . the SAO were passed around and MOORE and ANDERSON agreed that their respective groups would join in with the SAO as they felt that some cohesion among Right Wing groups has becote necessary due to the power vacuun Left by the Minuteman organization. After the show, SAM DAVIS drove to Las Vegas, Nevada to contact some people there, among them a person named JACK DOYLE who is supposed to have Mafia connections, to determine if they were interested in the SAO and,if so, what support or assistance they can give. En route to the gun show, CY ANDERSON broke down somewhere in Nevada and he had been forced to hire sm eone “tov bring him on to the gun show. After the show, he rode back to the location of his automobile with SAM DAVIS. ANDERSON brought with. him to the gun show a number of U.S. Navy survival kits, some Army sleeping bags, an AR 180 rifle in a .223 caliber and some miscellaneous gun parts for the KARNES of AR sales at Los Angeles, California, who were also at the show. ANDERSON appeared to be good friends of the KARNEs. While at the gun show, ANDERSON was overheard to state that his group had recently lost 5,000 feet of primacord and LO machine guns in a raid by the ATED on a friend's house. ANDERSON said he was not too concerned about the machine guns but he really hated to lose all of that Primacord. It was learned that ANDERSON supposedly has a blaster's permit with which he can obtain most of the commercially available explosives that he wants. ANDERSON said he was going to stay in the Sathwest party of the country for about two weeks to make contact with people he knows. He said the last week of this two-week period would be spent in San Diego helping to get the SAO started. ‘ In addition, he indicated: he probably would return to the San Diego area "in about two months: at which time he would bring more weapons to sell. “J a “ / e | BW 55009 Doold: 32999524 Page ‘551 book 7
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wd Te te _ Fiest Literature on the SAQ. We also are going. od FROME October 26, LOTL SAM DAVIS called last Saturday night to tell me he hed finally returned to San Diego. . He said he got more involved st Las Vegas in organizing and contacting people than he had expected to. It Looks as though some of the people he met at Las Vegas will be joining the SAO group. This morning, we ere supposed to go to all of the post offices boxes and see if there has been any response to the mailing out of the 4¢@ order inSienia patches to be sewn on the berets that SAO members will wear. These patches will be ebtained through CY ANDERSON at Seattle, Washington. ~ SAM also wants to start work on organizing some 7 urben Guerilla warfere squads. .He said he wants te form these squads with six men to a squad. and two cars to a squad. . TL also learned from him that there will be a White Power rally in Balboa Park on October 30, 1971. This rally will be sponsored by the local ot Nazd Group. eae I am also supposed ‘to go with ‘GEORGE HOOVER rari - this afternoon to help him ee recruiting his. Six man squad. pre ? nO. v NW 55009 Doold: 32989524 Page 554
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Ty JEROME October 27, 1971 Z was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday afternoon. He said that the Nazi sponsored White Power rally will be held in Balboa Park at the Heuse of Hospitality on October 30, 1971, a Saturday, at noon. Ne said he and some of his asscciates have been thinking of directing some incident against the United Nations Building in Balboa Park in retallation - for recent actions taken by the United Nations with regard to Nationalist China. He said some -- - of the things that have been considered are © o picketing the United Nations Building in the park, entering the building and taking down the United Hations flag and burning i¢. People who might be © anvolved in this incident if it takes place would be HOOVER, JERRY BUSCH, and some of the Nazi Party - Members. They may attempt to draw supporters for this incident from the White Power rally which will take place the previous day. HOOVER was eaiso talking about trying to get some members of the Chinese-American Association down to help. . HOOVER and STAN MC DADE are presently on aroeligious organization kick and are associated with the Missionary. Church of Jesus Christ run by Reverend GALE at Los Angeles. They have acquired some fancy blue uniforms to go along with their involvement in this group. [E understand that SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY have decided to stay away from-.this group. The individuals with whom SAM DAVIS was in eontact at Las Vegas are JACK DOYLE, telephone number 642.4467, and ED (LNU), post office box 2191, Las Yogas, telephone number 394-2046. ; sea Um rreree yee went to Las Vegas with SAM DAVIS from the Yuma. gun show, is supposed to be in town this Friday afternoon. I have learned that he is an old friend of RON ZARICK and TOM FORREST. I also learned that SAM DAVIS and BARRY GODFREY want to ge to the ! CY ANDERSON, who has been in Texas since he MW 55009 Docld: 32959524 Page 556 .
e  @ Phoenix gun show in December for the purpose of Making contact with EV MOORE. Zt has also come to my attention that JIM POTO has lost a lot of weight and also has . joined the SAQ. Y ce ne TR EE TO ot ? er ene nearer nlmn neater etalon ase tiatem ily rk iah at naaanirataren tne L eid thapmantaratitibiah in etree ems ditnated so tpi MW 55009 Doold: 32809524 Page 557
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fener a mein eeitin ri ntememmaiinntetitemnctntninantndnnmimten mrmtinWh 7 Yereetrenrt in Nouht Als Weenies tae Soke netivtnetaars eee Aeseehrvennantehrngn delle i in les Nis RCAR Ean oa re p . . JEROME Cetober 28, 1971 ‘XX was in contact with RON ZARICK earlier today. He claimed that he had some axplosives he wanted to sell and asked if I was interested. I also understand that there were some Spiess probebly GEORGE HOOVER and JERRY BUSCH, watching td ROD BURTON's house at L511 29th Street, yesterday. Apparently, some kind of meeting was taking place there end one man had been stationed out front as awatehbman, Automobile: known to belong to MELVIN CRAIN and LEON NOWER were observed parked at the residence. A person I have mentLoned before, CY ANDERSON, will be at SAM DAVIS' house tomorrow, It is my understanding that ANDERSON was originally . gutroduced to DAVIS by TROY HAUGHTON. Furthermore, E was told that SAM DAVIS met TOM FORREST through CY ANDERSON. It looks as though ANDERSON may be ome of the biggest right wing operators end dealers in firearms in the west. The trip which ANDERSON made to Texas actually took him to El Paso. He apparently made contact there witn several individuals whose identities are known to DAVIS but who would not divulge them to me. The following is a rough physieal description of cy ANDERSON: . Race White . Sex Male ' Height . 68a" = GIA" - Weight ' approximately 275 pounds 7 Build large || - Age 30 Fo 35 years Byes ‘Blue Hair Blond and worn in a butch hair cut Complexion Pale Marital status Married (his wife was with him at the Yuma gun show} Occupation Probably a mechanic NW 55009 Doold: 32989524 Page 559°
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e J EROME November 4, 1971 E£ have learned from GEORGE HOOVER, STAN MC DADE, and JERRY BUSCH attended a meeting of GERALD L. SMITH's Nazi Group last night. As I mentioned before, HOOVER has become involved in the activities of a semi-religious group named ; the Missionary Church of Jesus Christ. This group is run by a Reverend GALE at Los Angeles, California. GALE claims to be a retired Colonel and a former aid tO General MC ARTHUR. GALE comes from Los Angeles to San Diego to speak approximately ones a month. ! _- He is very anti-semitic and has Nazi tendencies | although I doubt he belongs to any Nazi organization. HOOVER is in the process of trying to get himself ordained as @ minister of this church. He has made himself up a fancy blue uniform which he wore to the Nazi Party meeting and, apparently, so impressed, the other members of the group at the meeting, that many of them wanted to join HOOVER's group, as he had a better uniform than the Nazi uniform. This has apparently caused SMITH a great deal of consternation © -and' he is now busily trying to re-organize his group. a daeeeeecaenindedeerendimenietnese ot er ae I-went by the "Peace House" last night and took a peek through the windews. No one seemed to be an , home and I observed the house to be stacked Pull of ae Literature and other printed materials. 4 T_trteae hnaprtaneuewe patentee ettnnef nettheptesnemenr tenet tymnmergnsenronene neat eens nen enpuneecte ninteneeeepene rn mae mepeeweren vst eee amine a. _HWOAS5009 DooTd:32989524 Page 561i