Hudson Exhibit No. 1. Letter dated November 27, 1939, written on letterhead
of the Communist Party of U. S. A., national office, addressed to counsel of the
Committee on Un-American Activities, signed by Earl Browder, general
secretary of the Communist Party, U. S. A. (see pp. 3160–3162).
Hudson Exhibit No. 2. Letter, dated February 8, 1934, to H. Jackson, signed
"fraternally yours, Hudson" (see pp. 3164-3166).
Hudson Exhibit No. 3. Daily Worker, November 6, 1933, article entitled, "38
Workers' Organizations Endorse Communist Party Program" (see pp. 3167-3169).
Hudson Exhibit No. 4. Letter, dated February 5, 1934, addressed to H. Jackson,
and signed Hudson (see pp. 3172 and 3173).
Hudson Exhibit No. 5. Party Organizer, May-June 1934, pages 25-30, article
entitled "The Work of the Marine Union," by Roy Hudson (see pp. 3174-3176).
Hudson Exhibit No. 6. Party Organizer, August 1937, pages 6-12, article
entitled, "Building the Party in Marine," by Roy Hudson (see pp. 3177-3180).
Hudson Exhibit No. 7. Party Organizer, May 1938, pages 10-13, article entitled,
"Work Among the Masses," by Roy Hudson (see pp. 3180 and 3181).
Mass Exhibit No. 1. San Francisco Unified School District, oath of allegiance,
signed by John W. Mass on October 19, 1950, on reverse side of which is a
statement written by John W. Mass as to his past Communist Party member-
ship and other affiliations (see pp. 3187 and 3188).