MissSovComm laundered funds from Draper to Weyher

[Magda Hassan]

A few names that can be found in the files (or could a few years ago):

Hunt, Lamar
Hunt, H.L.
Ferrie, David W.
Surrey, Robert - Warren Commission conducted an investigation into the
circumstances surrounding "the appearance of the 'Wanted for Treason'
handbill on the streets of Dallas 1 to 2 days before President Kennedy's
arrival. These handbills bore a reproduction of a front and profile
photograph of the President and set forth a series of inflammatory charges
against him. Efforts to locate the author and the lithography printer of the
handbill at first met with evasive responses and refusals to furnish
information. Robert A. Surrey was eventually identified as the author of the
handbill. Surrey, a 38-year old printing salesman employed by Johnson
Printing Co. of Dallas, Tex. has been closely associated with General [Edwin
A.] Walker for several years in his political and business activities."
(Warren Commision Report, GPO edition, p. 298)
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A Federal Bureau of Investigation monograph, dated June, 1965, on the
American Nazi Party (ANP) of George Lincoln Rockwell reports the following
concerning the organization of the ANP in Texas:
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There are reportedly two ANP groups operating in Dallas, Texas. One,
headed by a printing salesman named Robert A. Surrey, is made up of people
who do not want their affiliation with the ANP to become publicly known. It
is alleged that about 30 persons attend weekly meetings of this group in
Surrey's home. The other group, whose meetings reportedly are attended by
four persons, is headed by Jerald Thomas Walraven and openly participates in
various demonstrations. Surrey is alleged to be the Dallas leader of the
ANP, while Walraven is merely a "group commander." (p. 42)

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To my knowledge, the Warren Commission was not aware of Surrey's link to the
ANP, which may not have developed until after the assassination.
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Another indication of Nazi activity in Dallas was reported in the
Dallas Morning News for April 16, 1963, section 1, page 5. "Decals of the
black Nazi swastika on a flaming red background and the words 'We Are Back'
were found plastered on windows of about a dozen downtown Dallas stores [of
Jewish merchants] Monday morning." General Walker suggested to the Dallas
police that there might be a connection between the swastika incident and
the shot fired at him on April 10. (CE 2001, 24 H 42)
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On the evening of November 22, 1963, Ken Elliot reported the
following to the FBI in New Orleans:
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[Elliot] said he had learned from an unrecalled source that General WALKER
of Dallas, Texas, has been visiting in the New Orleans area in the past few
days and that General Walker is a close associate of a ... radio announcer,
CHARLES RAY. He said ... that RAY is considered by him to be a rabid
segregationist and also an advocate of GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL. He said he
"had heard" from an unrecalled source that ROCKWELL was supposed to be in
the New Orleans area in the last few days. (FBI New Orleans Field Office
File on the ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY, serial 89-69-56)
......

The man's name escapes me for now but wasn't there some one closely connected with the 'Wanted' poster who was Jewish? Was he used just to cover for some of those others behind it or was it to cover for the nazi connection? What do you think is going on there John?