</s>FD - 245 (REV. 4-15-60) H. S. Department of Justice (MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILED WFO M.M. MASSACHUS PREDUCING LITIGATION 5000 (1941 FEDERAL BURIAU E.S.E.BENTRY . PENNING LITICATION of 5/22 Volume Number SERIAL. A/40 (The 40/40) ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ALL INFORMATION COMTAINED HETHEIN IS UNGLASSASSIELO DATU/JOL DSPICICR/C INVESTIGATION Bureau File Number. ENTIRE FIRE REVIEWS FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION DAN ALL ILL TROY-PERADING LITTIGATION See also No. CO NOT DESTROY, HISTOCIAL VALUE, NATIONAL ARCHIVES DO NOT DESTRY HISTORICIAL V. NATIONAL ARGHIVES Dawson 4-567 MADE IN JUNE 18-37072 2026 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document comprises administrative records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and U.S. Postal Service, detailing financial transactions, correspondence club investigations, passport office operations, and individual identification records. It includes entries for postal money orders with specific serial numbers, lists of individuals associated with organizations such as "Friends of Rhodesia" and "Horizons Correspondence Club," photographs of persons including Frederick John Schwartz, Arthur Jackson Hames Jr., and others, and details about duty schedules at passport offices. No direct references to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination investigation, or related events are present.  

Key People  
- Frederick John Schwartz  
- Arthur Jackson Hames Jr.  
- Robert D. Johnson (Principal Security Officer, Passport Office)  
- William T. Malone  
- Eric S. Galt  
- John Acord (Chairman, American-Southern Africa Council)  
- Roger D. Ashland, Edward J. McDonough, James H. Mortimer (FBI agents)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Atlanta, Georgia  
- Savannah, Georgia  
- Fort Worth, Texas  
- San Francisco, California  
- Passport Offices (various locations)  

Key Events  
- FBI investigations into correspondence clubs and associated organizations (May 1968)  
- Passport office duty schedules and personnel rosters (May–June 1968)  
- Handling of U.S. Postal Service money orders with specific serial numbers  
- Photographic records of individuals linked to passport applications and FBI operations  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Postal Service  
- American-Southern Africa Council  
- Correspondence clubs (e.g., "Friends of Rhodesia," "Horizons Correspondence Club")  
- Passport Office, Department of State

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