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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D.C. 20535
March 31, 2017
MR. JOHN GREENEWALD JR.
FOIPA Request No.: 1364498-000

Subject: BUKOWSKI, HENRY CHARLES
Dear Mr. Greenewald:
Records responsive to your request were previously processed under the provisions of the
Freedom of Information Act. Enclosed is one CD containing 109 pages of previously processed documents
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Release
Subject: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI

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Letter to Loa Aagelea
Re: Beary Qlarlea Bukonki, Jr.
Loa Aaaelea airtel of 2-26-68 rei

a aecurity index aabject, indicate• ahe ia~t~,-,--c~o-.--o-a--~1-a~w--w~i~fe--~
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of Henr, Cllarlea Bakowki who ia eapl=~ed by the Poat Office b6
at Loa Ancel••. I _baa beea reported to
have attended a nuabir of oo..ualat ty ae«iDCB in the b7C
I • ~•eln~re;. :~Loa A.Dcel• report of 11-27-67 concerniaa
Ancelea file 100-69899, indicate•
: at inry ar eaowki, Jr., wu bOrn 8-16-JO at Alldernach,
Geraaay, and aa of 3-1-66 reaided at 5124t De Longpre Avenue,
Loa AD.gelea.
New York letter of 8-28-63 re Charles Bukowski,

New York file 100-151~5, indicates that one Charles Bukowski,
poet, was the author of an article appearing on page 43 of the
June, 1963, issue of "llaiutreaa." It was indicated that
Charles Bukowski could oot be further identified at that time.
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The March, (1968) edition of the "Underground Digest,
The Best of the Underground Press," Volume 1, published by the
Underground Oomaunications, Inc., P. 0. Box 211, Village Station,
Mew York, Hew York 10014, telephone 11 7-6900, contains an
article by Charles Bukowski on pages 76-79 entitled "Notes of a
Dirty Old Man." Page 79 indicates that the writer's name may b e
Henry Charles Bukowski. The publication indicates at the end
of the article on page 79 that the article may have originally
appeared in "Open City" 5420 Carlton Way, lmi Angeles, California,
90027; $5 per year. Singie copies of the article "Notes of
a Dirty Old Man" together with a copy of the masthead of the
Underground Digest are enclosed for New York and Los Angeles
under obscene cover.
New York aad Lo• Ancelea •hould •ake diacreet efforts
to reaolve whether thi• article and the item appoarina ia the
Juae, 1963, ia•ue of "llaiutreaa" were 1;7'itten by the eaployee.
If eaplo7ee'a authorship ia indicated copies of the articles
•hould be deaicnated as exhibits.
SEE PAGE 3 FOR FURTHBR SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS.
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Letter to Loa Angeles

Be: Henry Charles Bukowski, Jr.
You are author~zed to conduct necessary 1 nvest1gat1on

1nvol v1ng persons connected w1th educat1onal 1nst1tut1ons unless
your off1ce 1S aware of a possible problem at a part1cular school.
No such contacts are to be made on campuses except as prov1 ded 1n
SAC Letter 67-29. Should a problem ex1st or should 1t be felt any
other 1nterv~ew on a campus 1s necessary, furn1sh the Bureau full
details together w1th your recommendat1on for spec1f1c Bureau
autho r 1ty. It 1s incumbent upon each off1ce to 1nsure that any
such invest1gat1on 1nvolving persons connected w1th educat1onal
1nst1tut1ons are handled by mature personnel to avo1d poss1ble
embarrassment to the Bureau . All persons 1nterv1ewed must be
ad v 1sed that the Bureau is conducting a background invest1 gat1on
of the capt1oned 1nd1v1dual who is an appl1cant or employee of
the Federal Government to preclude any assumption that the
1nv est1gat1on 1s of a crim1nal or secur1ty type.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
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FROM XJ J . H Gale 0 I. W. Conrad

Include arrest data unsupported
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SUBJECT
HENRY BUKOWSKI 1 JR.
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aka Hank Butiowsln
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Post Offic e Department
Los Angeles, Cal1fornia
.:>ECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EltiPLOYEE S
BUDED: 3-27-68
Please search the name of the Individual through the recorda o f the Iden ti fication Division and return this memorandum with a
notation of your findi ngs to -
KJ Employees Securi ty and Spec ial Inquiry Section, Room 7G3 2 , Justice Building (In SGE and UN casas, if a record of a rrest is
found, please enclose, in addition to file copy, I copy of the ldErltiflcation Record for each state 1n which arrests occurred.)
0 L aboratory, Att
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The following identifying data are Hated for your assistance (Att. Special lnvesMqative Division onl y - In addi tion to the n ame or
names and the Government agen cy appearing In the title)
Sex Rac e Height Name and aliases (For use of Laboratory)

(1) (2) (3)
IX] Male 0 F'emale
Date and p lace of birth Age
3-16-21)
!\ndernac h, Gerl1l._any 47
Mill t ary Service 11
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Last kJloft address
51~4. De Longpre Avenue
Los Angeles, Cal1£.
PT~"Ious Government emploxl'l).e nt
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DPOB: I I Brady, Tex~ s
DPOM: 9-25-55, Las Vegas Nevada
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Based upon ln!otii'!Qt!on furnished, no record located.
A nonc riminal fingerprin t record which IS or MAY BE identical waa located. Thi s record was searched through the criminal files
and no criminal record fo und
;¥Th e enclosed Identification RecordJ2 01111 ' " elt identical with the record of the employee, appllC'ant , or subject.
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Tha fo!:owing F31 record, NUM3ER 4 544 414 , is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. · ·
lnformc:ion !ihown on this ldentifrcchon ~ecord rcprc~enb data furnished F31 by fingerp rint contributors. WHE~E
FINAL DIS?OSITION IS NOr SHOWN 0~ FU ~TH2~ eXPLANATION OF Cl-lARGE IS DESIRED, COMMUNICATE
WITH AG2NCY CONTRl~UilNG iXOSE FlN G::~?~:NTS.
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Henry Ch2.::'1CS 2-5-58

Buko;-;ski Jr.
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PD Los A~3oles H~n;;y Churlcs 6-7-61 drk b!tg 40!~680
Cal it Bu!cou.Jl!!, Jr.
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boino poss:bly 1dontical w.~h sub;::ct o( ~:11:: rcco~d .
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Enclosures to letter dated March 6t 1968,
Re: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI 1 JR.

Post Office Department ,
SECURITY OF GOVER.NMENT EMPLOYEES
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when Henry's mother d1ed 1t' "'.a n't had. mce Catholic -··~:r.l. the pr1est waved some
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amoklng atlcks and it was all over. ~ne ..offm remained clo::..,.,.~, Henry went right from that
funeral to the racetrack. had a good day. found a light yellow gal there and they w_.ent to
her apartment. sh-e cooked steaks and they made 1t. when his father died 1t was more com-
plicated. they left the coffin open and he had the last look. before that, the old man's girl-
friend, somebody he'd nevel' met, a Shirley, this Shirley reached 1nto the coff1n, moaning
and crying and grabbed that dead head and 'tissed it. they had to pull her off. then when
Henry came down the steps tlus Shnley grabbed lum and started klSsing him, "oh, you look
JUSt like your father!" he got hot as she kissed him and when he shoved her off something
was showing through his pants. he hoped the people didn't notice. he made a note to check
Shirley out. she wasn 1 t much older than he. he went from the fuqeral to the track, but no
high yellow thu time. and he also lost some money. the old man had left his shgma on
him.
the lawyer sa1d no will had been left. there was no money but thel:'e was a house and a
car. Henry wasn't working so he moved right in. and drank. drank w1th his old girlfriend
Maggy. he'd get up about noon and water the damned lawn. and the flowers. the old man
liked flpwers. he watered the flowers . he stood there hungover, remembenng how the old
man had hated him because Henry didn't hke to work, JUSt drink and lay up with women.
now he had the damn hou se and the car and the old man was down 1n the
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had to hit her. he got Shirley 's phone number and asked to ~ t'ii ,,...
come over. she started kissing him aga1n, saf!ng he looked ...~~ ..
like his father. he let her, and kissed back. he didn't make 0 ~
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that night, choosing to wa1t and make sure. he didn't want _
to scare her.
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hated Harry's wife. Harry's wife crossed her legs real ~ ••...••
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high whlle talklng about how a he hated the birds and Henry
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Shirley there and Henry kept looking from Shn·ley
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sat in shock, dl:'unk, and then he
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and got on top. he was almost too drunk ~ '
to operate. each tlme Harry hit his Wife, rus ]
fe sc;:reamed and he gave 1t an extra little thrust,
Maggy came m Wltha b1rd, a b1rd Wlth an orange '
on 1ts head and an orange tuft pn 1ts chest and 2 .1
orange tufts at the top of the feet, the rest of the bud
\~as grey slun and stupid, he'd cost Harry $300. Maggy !
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hollered, "I caught a btr2.!" ::~.nd when she dtdn't see Henry' ' J
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he went 1nto the bedroom and when she saw what was hap-
mng she Just sat 1n a cha1r wtth the b1rd on her lap, ' .
\\atcrung and screammg, and Harry kept knockmg rus wtfe _.,.
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down and she kept screamtng. and when the police came
m that's the way it was. 2 young cops. the cops pulled ' ~
Henry off, made everybody put on thetr clothes and ' ~ '
took them down to the stahon. another patrol car .t
came up w1th 2 other young cops. Maggy got vtcious and htt one If' ,. ~
of the cops and they took her alone 1n one of the patrol cars. thto
cops drove the car mto the rulls and they each screwed Maggy 1n the
back seat. they had to handcuff her. the other cops took Henry
Harry, S'·trley, Harry's Wife down to the station, booked them a.pd
Jalled them. and the buds ran all up and down the street.
that Sunday the preacher spoke of the "letcherous alcohohcs who bnng
sm and shame to our community." Maggywas the onlyon~ who was out of
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jail. she, was very religious, she sat in the front row with her legs crossed high. from the pulp1t t"e
preacher could look l"lght up her legs. he could almost see the panti!'S• he started to get someth1ng
under his pants. the pulpit, luckily, hid this sechon of him from Vlew. he had to ~ook out the wmdow
and keep talklng until the trung under hu pants went away.
Harry lost hlS Job. Henry sold the house. the preacher made 1t with Maggy. Slurley married a tv
repairman. Harry sat around looking at the empty cages and the birds starved and died m the streets.
every time he saw another dead bird he beat his wife agun. Henry gambled and drank away the•money
from the house in 6 months.
my name is Henry. Charles is my middle name. when my mother d1ed it

wasn't bad. nice Catholic fune-ral. smoking sticks. closed coffin.
when my father d1ed it was more compli- ca~ed. they left the
cof!in open and the old man's gll"l~ friend reached into
' the coffin • • leis sed that dead head. and that
starte~ the whole thing.
F. S.- you can't screw a bird if you can't catch one.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INvC::STIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE
LAS VJ:GAS b6
TITLE OF CASE TYPEDBb 7 C
\ HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI , J'R.,

aka Bank Bukowski ,
I alf
Clerk,
Post Office Departaent,
Los Angeles, California SGE
(: /~o k,\ J: Jr, ,

RBPEUNCB: to Los Angeles, 3/6/68.
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.ADIIINISTBATIVJ::
One copy of report being furnished Los Aageles Office
as Eaployee is located in Los Aageles area.
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C as<> ha s been Pend 1nq OV P r o n e year O Ye s D No , Pen d1n q prosecution over s1x months DYes D No
APPROVED
COPIES MACE
PJ2f ~ M~')\-~o;.-.~ DO NOT WRITE IN
Bureau <A•-u>
Los Anseles (Info. )(R.dl)
1 - Las Vegas (140-233) ----- MAR lS 1968
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UNI, _o STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU ICE

Copy to
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Report of Offoce. Las Vegas, Nevada b7C
Date 3/12/68
F oeld Offoce F de II< 140-233 Bureau Fole /1<•
HENRY CHARLES BUI:OlfSXI , JR.

Clerk
Los Angeles, California
Character· SECURITY OF GOVERN11Jia(T BliPLOYEES
Synopsos Marriage records indicate HENRY C. BUKOWSKI, JR. and

~----------~laarried Las Vegas, Nevada, 10/30/55.
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fh. lc; doc um Pn t co n ta i n s n e rth e r r e <... omme nda tl on s n or r"'Onc } t.."'l. I Ons o f th t"' FB I I t LS the pr o p e rt y o f the F' BI an d l S l o a n ed t o
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RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION
On Karch 11, 1~8, the records of the Clark County b6

Marriaee License Bureawlt~re checked. These records indicate b 7C
that Affidavit of Appl1cation for Marriage License nuaber
301039 . . . executed on October 29 19 5 b BB~~ ~r'l, JR.,
born August 16, 1920, and by born__ __ __ _1
I I Be 1iated his residence as • e es, ·- 1 orn a. She
cial•ed residence as Wheeler, Texas. ~tated that they
had noJ been married previously. · ~~ 1.) j(~sl\1 J- 1A.7
oR.'\ d.~ ~fl_j nJRS j-1 ·~ .tUPle::, r~vk.,t..rc..6~" 1 ...I\
'Jbe records of the C1ark ''C"Mafj e?!r F' i'" u:rfice, /
as che~d og March 11, 1968, indicated that BBBRY C. BUKOWSKI, JR.
andk __ ~ere aarried at Las Vegas, ~yada, on October 30,
195 , y JOHN F. MENDOZA, Justice of the Peace. The inforaation
is located in Book nuaber 25, Instruaent nuaber 39662.
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l l "ITI<..D ~TAThS Dh P>\R TMENT O F J U" TI C I•,
FEDER AL B URI!.AU OF IN VI!.ST I G ATIO~
In Reply, Please Refer t Q

Frle No
T1 tle: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR .

Post Office Department
SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
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Report of: SA L.l_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .
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Date and Place: March 12, 1968

Las Vegas , Nevada
rht5 IS amended copy of Secttrtty of Gnvernme11f

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necc.>sary, coptes sl10,ld be made of u,,s covy
-1- ThJs doCLI'nent con+&ms nt"·thcr 1 ecommendatlons
nm conclt1.;,(' •', · · ' Ti'1 ; 1 It h tl-·e property
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.tJ AIRTEL
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AIR MAIL I
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TO: Av/j- DIRECTOR, FBI
FROit'f%- SAC, LOS ANG~S (140-6698) (P)
RE: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.
aka Hank Bukowski
Clerk
SGE
BUDED: 3/27/68
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ReBulet to Los Angeles, dated 3/6/68. b 7C
On 3/15/68,1 lnirector,
Installation Services Division, United States Post Office
Department, (USPOD) 300 North Los Angeles Street, Los
Angeles, california, advised that he interviewed the
employee, ENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., at his place of ~
employment, t~ Terminal Annex, USPOD, Los Angeles,
California, 2/8/68. He stated that BUKOWSKI
admitted t im that he had written fort~-one articles
for a we y ewspaper titled 11 0pen City '. These
articl were itled "Notes of a Dirty Old Man by
Charle Bukowski."
~Bureau (AM)
2 - Philadelphia (AM)
2 - Los Angeles
CAS/grj
(7)
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LA 140-6698
~~~~~~lrurther advised 'that the emplryee

~ted- to him that he had been married tor
l____Jin 1955 but this marriage had ended in divorce b6
two and a half years later. He further admitted living b7C
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n : com,op-law marriage relationship withl
I_ _ _who shares his apartment with him from time
o ime.
The records of the Los Angeles Police Depart-
ment (LAPD), Los Angeles, California reveal that the
4
employee is identical with FBI #4544 14. A review of
the employee's arrest record shows that he was arrested
or received by the u.s. Marshal, Philade~phia,
Pennsylvania, number 7269 for violation of the Selective
Service Act on 7/22/44 .
A review of the employee's Official Personnel
I
File 'o;Jl born
revyals thaj he was formerly married tol
at Roswell, New Mexico. There
I
( is no p ace of marriage or divorce listed.
The OPF also indicates that he resided at 603
North 17th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from
lf42 to 8/45 and was employed at Fairmont Motors,
16th and Fairmont Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
during the same period.
LEADS: \~1:
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Identification Record under FBI #454~414
for inclusion in Los Angeles report.
to Los Angeles\~ ~~
The Bureau is requested to forward employee r s 11
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Philadelphia division will check appropriate \ ~~J

sources for employee's 7/22/44 arrest and will \ ~~~~
conduct appropriate investigation at 603 North 17th ,f
Street and at Fairmont Motors, 16th and Fairmont Streets, ~ \
both Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. f
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3/15/68
AmTEL
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TO: SAC, LOS ANGELES
FROM: SAC, WFO (140-257
() AI l t"trr"''~ ,...,,.. ""~'~; ~; ErJ
HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, Ht~~ ,, ' ., .. . .. ._u '
aka Hank Bu1e.0wski O!,T£ U .. 61r__sy ,O?it•tl£6/&tJ/1"1
POST O~~FICE DEPARTMENT 'f"1 tJf5
SGE
ReBu1et, 3/6/68; WFOairte1, 3/14/68.

On 3/14/68, a file pertaining to the employee at the
Bureau of Peraonnel Investigations, Civil Service Commission.
was reviewed. Noted in file was identification record under FBI
#4544414 which indicated that the employee vaa arrested by the
Los Angeles PD on 6/12/49, charge drunk, diaposition, released
by waiver; arreated 8/6/51, charge "drk", no disposition ahown;
and arrested 7/12/53, charge 5J2 VC with diapoaition shown
as "$75 X 15 Pd 028 7/14/53".
The above arrests noted in CSC fiitu~~re contained on

an attached sheet to the FBI Identification ~ ana are add~t~nal
arrests not contained on the employee's identificatlon~urnished
to PH and LA on 3/14/68.
LA, if not already done, review LAPD records and report
pertinent data.
Employee's CSC file contained no additional pertinent
information. t~o l :1 I 1 :• H,r;
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NOT RECORDED
5 MAR 18 1968
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TC : SJ\C, lOS t..!fGELt.S
FROM: SAC, ~FO (140-25786~(f) "-______..-- '
HL"41<Y CH,\.RLtg) BUKOWSKI, JR.

a~a, H&"'\k Bukowski
(J,o;;fiJ-111~~
l'ost Office J..epartment
~ca: I{fr,, (Jlf'
Reculet 3/6/68 and LA.airtel to ,Jfrector dat""d

2/26/68 c1ptfoqed ~:-.1-~~~"":":""'"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.1
I j SM-C • 00: L l • II b6
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En~losed herewith for L~ ta ~
of S/1 ~·ILLI~\M J iP Y d~tte;:d:;:...,.:l:;,:,/..:2;;.;;5;.;./..;5;.;:;0..a...~a:;...::.~..:.=;;:..a...-------,
~------~~~~aka,L---~~---~-~----~Cler~-Typi st - .t-.pplicant, ~1ational hureau <>f '
~~"!"'tan-""'a-r----JI"s-,~De~p-e_.rtment of Commerce, W.ashin~ton, J. c.; Loyal tv I
of Government f.mployees, u Wl-""Gfile 121-13386 vho apyears to be
iclentteal with the ~loyee•s common-law wife.
F1r
tigation of_
the JnfornaHon
_was based on information
rf recipient office., the inves-
recti yed frfrn an anonymous SOtlrc:e that in 1947, I I

I H Street, :i. fl., \.lashtngton, ~. C •• was listed as
an active mem~er
of the Washington Bookshop Association. ~lich
has been cited by the Attorney General under E.xecutf ve (/'rd.er.!l
'?835 and 10450 ..
2 - Los Angeles (f.nc .. -1},, (~M)

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1 - J-hilodelph1a {RH) ~~CQRDE:Jl
1 - Hev 'for\ (RH)
l - la5 Vegas(RM) tc MAR 15 1968
1_ l - Bureau { RM)
1 WFO
Bl.l'.;eb:l
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W'FO 140-25786
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LA determine lfl lis identical
with the employee's colltllOn-iaw Wife and is so, LA should b7C
appropriately characterize her in your report on the ~loyee.
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TO: DIBECTOR, FBI ~

F.HOM:
SUBJECT:
SAC, NEW YORK( (l~0-17523
HENRY CH.W.LES BUKOWSKI,

(RUC)
aka
r)
Buded: 3/27/68
JJ~s~'tr ,a.J!l~ ~
ReBulet to LA, 3/6/68. '~", o~t)'
The June 1963 issue of uMainstream 11 contains an

article entitled 11 liTTLE MMlGAZINES IN AMERICA: CONCLUSION
OF SYMPOSIUM", beginning on page 38, which sets forth, in
part, the following editor's notes of explanation:
"With these few last contributions we bring our
Little Mag symposium to a close. We would like to thank our
Contributing editor, Walter Lowenfels, whose fertile imagina-
tion conceived the thing. For those who would like to review
what writers and editors in the thick of the little magazine
movement think, we refer them to the November and December
1962 Mainstreams. All told, we received sixteen responses 1
and, with this issue, met our promise of publishing everyone '
who replied to walter Lowenfels original questionnaire.
Little re-editing was done because, we discovered, little
magazine writers are developing a language of their own,
coining new words, deliberately mispelling others. Charles
Bukpwski's reply is the only one which we have censored- for
obscenity, and there only in a few places. We have let most
of the contributors swear their heads offe ~ut Mr. Bukowski,
ttl I as he confesses, was drinking when he wrote his reply. Since

we weren't drinking ~hen we edited him, nor do we think our
readers will be drinking when they read him, we thought he
had us at too much of an advantage. Therefore the XXXX's.
We wish to publicly thank everybody who has contributed to the
tlJ- Bureau (.HM)
~- Los ~ngeles (HM)(AM) REG· 9Z
I '/1J~ :2§..1_!!J ; r'
1 - New York .22 1 ~'11ri ~ L 1968
Sent -~---- M
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NY 140-17523
"symposiumo Walter Lowentels called the little magazine

movement a literary 'underground of the USA that can•t be
stoppedo 1 Whether or not this is true--and some of the
small editors themselves said it was not--it is a lively, fascinating
movement.oo 11
Set forth thereinafter, on pages 43~5~ - ~!e the
comments contributed to this symposium by one CH~S
BUKOWSKI, Poet, not further identified.
Information concerning "Mainstream" is set forth
on page 192 of the "Guide to Subversive Organizations and
Publications", revised and published 12/1/61, prepared and
released by the Committee on On-American Activities, u.s.
House of Representatives, Washington, D.c.
On Aucust 6 1963, a representative of the 2ureau
of Special Services, Aew York City Police Department (NYCPD~
advised SA AUGUST J. MICEK that that bureau's records contained
no information identifiable with CHAhLES BUKOWSKI, Poet.
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Miss I Credit B'feau ;~
I Clerk, b7 C
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:;;•ta; ~,w York, New York, New York, advised
IC
_on August 6, 1963, that a review of
the cred
esocated no information identifiable with CHARLES
BUKOWSKI.
The following public source material maintained at

the New York Public Library, 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue,
New York, New York, was reviewed by SAl ~n 7/2o/63,
and no information was located which could be identified with
CHAHLES BUKOWSKI, Poet:
lteaders Guide to Periodical Literature",
11
1961-1962 and current file, published by

H. Wo Wilson Company
"The Book Review Digest", published by
H. ~. Wilson Company
International Index, "A Guide to Periodical
Literature in the Social Sciences and Humanities 11 ,
published by H. Wo Wilson Company.
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NY 140-17523
The following confidential informants, who have
knowledge of various phases of CP activities in the NYC area,
advised during 8/63 that they could furnish no information
concerning CHAHLES BUKOWSKI, Poet:
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A review of the current Borough of Manhattan, New

York Telephone Directory located no listings therein which
could be identified with Underground Communications, Inc.
and/or Underground Digest.
A review of the indices of the NYO located no
references therein pertaining to Underground Communications,
Inc.~ aka Underground Digest, P.o. Box 211, Village Station,
New rork, N.Y.
Based upon available information, NYO is unable
to determine if CHARLES BUKOWSKI, author of the article
"Notes of a Dirty Old Man 11 which appeared in the 3/68 edition
of the "Underground Digest The Best of the Underground
Press 11 , Volume 1, and CHARLEs BUKOWSKI, Poet, who contributed
comments appearing in the 6/63 issue of 11 Mainstream 11 , are
identical with employee.
The information set forth earlier is being furnished
the Los 4ngeles Office to assist that office in its efforts
to determine if employee is identical with the authors of
aforementioned articles.
U~CB, no further investigation being conducted by
NYO. No report being submittedo
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVI:..STIGATION

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IN VES T IGATIVE PERIOD
PHILADELPHIA BUREAU 3/26/68 I

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I TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY T YPED BY b
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HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., aka I
~~~~~~~--L__________J~P~S~M~ b7 C
Hank Bukowski CHARACTER OF CASE
Clerk
Lo s Angeles, Calif.
SGE
Reference
Bureau letter to Los~eles 3/6/68.
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Negative Informants b7D
3/8/68 SAl
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3/11/68 SA JEREMIAH b7C
I 3/11/68
3/12/68
3/8/68
SA JEREMIAH ltJ . DOYLE
SA CHARlES A. DURHAM, JR.
SA I I
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED ACQUIT· CASE HAS BEEN
CO N V IC AU TO FUG F IN ES SAV IN GS RE COVERIES TALS
PENDING OVER ONE YEAR O ve:s O No
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER S I X MONTHS D YES 0 No
~ SPECIAL AG ENT
A P PROVED IN C HARG E
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COVER PAGE
FD-204 (Rev 3-3-59)
Ur.. •• ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF J~~'TICE

Copy to
b6
Report of Office, PHILADELPHIA, b7C
Date March 26, 1968 PENNSYLVANIA
140-5148 Bureau Fele 1:
HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.

Clerk
Character. SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Synopsl•· Employee was not recalled at Fairmount Motor Products

company, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. credit and arrest
negative. confidential informants, who are familiar
with some phases of CP and/or CP front group activity in the
Philadelphia area were contacted but could furnish no information
concerning the employee.
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Alt tNFcr.,•,,-nJ;J sr' Tf, ~·m

HEREIN IS L; tCL\2: - ::)
DATE U·!·tt Et "''"•fllt!>/6Cil/flt1
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Thi s docume nt contatn s neither recommendatio ns nor c onclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FB I and i s loaned t o
your agency, it and its contents are not t o be dis tribute d outside your aqency ,
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PH 140-5148
EMPLOYMENT
Fairmount Motor Products Company, Inc.
1800 west Indiana Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa.
On March 14, 1968, Mr. Vice
President, Fairmount Motor Products Company, Inc., advised
that the company was formerly located at Fairmount Avenue and
16th Street in Philadelphia. He stated that he does not
recall the employee but Mr.l ladded that he was on
a military leave from the c ompany during the period 1942 through
194~. He stated that the company personnel records do not go
back as far as 1945 and he advised that the re is no current b6
employee who would be in a position to recall HENRY BUKOWSKI. b7C
NEIGHBORHOOD
Vicinity of 603 North 17th Stree t
Philadelphia, Pa.
on March 14, 1968 , Mr. I I Realtor, 555
North 17th Street, advised that he does not recall the employee.
Mr. I lexplained that many buildings in the ne ighborhood
have been purchased by the Urban Renewal Association in
Philadelphia and that some of the buildings have al r eady been
demolished. He stated that as a result of this program by the
Urban Renewal Association most of the peyple have moved and
that many of the houses are vacant. Mr._ Jadded that
the neighborhood has changed completely since 19 2 and that
he felt confident that there is no one in the neighborhood
today who would have been there in the 1940s .
CREDIT AND ARREST

Records of the Credit Bureau of Philadelphia,
as caused to be searched on March 11, 1968, by IC ~'------~
I fcontained no record of the emp loyee.
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PH 140- 5148
Records of the Criminal Records Section,

Philadelphia, Pa., Polic, pepartment . as caused to be searched
on March 12, 1968, by IC lcontained no record of b6
the employee.
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Records of the Intelligence Division of the
Detective Bureau, Philadelphia, Pa., Police Department, as
caused to be searched on March 12, 1968, by ICL
contained no record of the employee. ~----------~
MISCELLANEOUS
Confidential informants, who are familiar with
some phases of communist Party (CP) and/or CP activity in
the Philadelphia area, were contacted during the course of
this investigation but could furnish no information concerning
the employee.
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UN ITED STATES DEPAR TMEN T OF JU STI CE
FEDERA L B UR EAU OF I NVES TIGATION
In Reply, Pleose Refer to

Fale N o
Title: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.

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Report of : SA L.l_ _ _ _ _ _ __ .
Date and Place : March 26, 1968

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thrs is art~en~ed copy of Secunty of Go !emmellt

EmploycPs r~o.~rt ~.ld ~!:'):l)d I'd be rornoved from
ftle for d1ssc'v1:L "' p:.rp.::ses If C.: ·:s:mmatron
llecessary, coprcs shoJid be ma~c ol thrs copy This do~um"r,t co'1' ,td1s n"·t l-J" · rerommendatwns
nor conclw J ,, < ~~ 0 J _ It 1~, th~ property
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1ts contents are no~ to be d1.,tnbuted outside
your agency.
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Date 3/26/68
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
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FROM: SAC, PHILADELPHIA
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SUBJECT: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.,
Hank Bukowski
a ., \
Clerk, Post Office Department,
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Los Angeles ajrteJ to Bureau, dated 3/18/ ; and repo t of ~
i I I dated 3/26/68, at Ph. adelphia.
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t 3/25/68, revealed that Number 726 perta~ns
b who was arrested on 7/22/44 for a violation-o~~t~h-e~S~e~1~e~c~t~~~ b7C
~ 4 Service Act At the time of his arrest BURKOWSKI was 24
'~~ears old d was reported to have been born in Germany. His
, ~address w shown as 601 North 18th Street, Philadelphia, Pa .
.,. He was scribed as white, 5 '11", 15 0 pounds, and a florid
.(.. compl..
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~ 'ln the records of the U. S. Marshal's Office. Mr.l ]
~ · stated that there should be additional information~c-o_n__c_e_r~ning
this arrest at the Federal Records Center, 5000 Wissahickon -
Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
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,f Philadelphia will attempt to locate additional

information concerning the arrest on ·7/22/44 of H. C. BURKOWSKI.
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To Duector, Bureau of Personnel Investi gation s D1 sloyal ~
Civil Service Commi SSIOn Unfounded O
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From John Edgar Hoover, Duector D Closmg Supp
CBA&La~BUEOIII~I,
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SubJect BURT JR .
PD•t Offtoe Departaeat
DCtmlft OP GOQilOID'f DPIDfDS
Transmi tted here wtth are two copies of the follo w1ng co mmumc atwns
contamm g the results of
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dtspos itwn m t his matter.
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Bepo&'t of lA...,
Mar~ 12, !f•8, ai La• V•c••• ieYada.
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March 26, 19~8,
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L-- D Returne d herewith 1s th ts mdtvtdual ' s Stan da rd Form
T ht s matter D P endmg. QO Pendmg anoth er Govern ment agency r ~ o further
actwn ts contempl ated under Executive Order 10450 m the absence of a spectftc request.
Thts mforma twn s hould not be dt s semmated to unau thortzed person s or agenc tes .
Thts Bureau makes no recommendation regardmg cl earance or dt sapproval of the captioned
tndivtdua l for Fede ra l e mployme nt.
Classified c~f~den~ial as enclosures so classi~d .
Enc (a)!Upo~~re~o~f c lass L{Led enclo,ures, 1{ any , th1s transmittal letter becomes UNC L ASSIF'IED I
AAO ~nternal S¥curity Division (under separate cover) - Enc.
. ~xhibits A through D enelosed with Los Angeles report.
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AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO : SAC, Dallas
FROM s SAC, Nev Orlean• (140-1425)(P)
SUBJECT: HENRY CHARLES t;7UKOWSKI, JR .. , aka
Hank Dukowaki
Clerk, Post Office Department
Loa Angeles, California
SGE
(lluded Past)
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Re Philadelphia airtel to New Orleans dated 4/1/68:
Enclosed for Dallas are one copy each of the follow-
lng:
1) Employee • • Standard Form 85
2) t.oa ·;gelea
alrtel ro
Burun 2126/68 ftlltitledl
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3) Bureau letter to Loa Angelea dated 3/6/68
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4) Referenced communication
Mis1l lclerk in Charge, Records Room,
~oom 201, Office of the United States Attorney, Eastern
District of Louiaiana, advised on 4/8/68 that her records
disclose that the u. s. Attorney's file 112974 is presently
located in Federal Record Container #12107 in the name of
liENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI and that this record is rr.aintained at
the Federal Record• Center, Box 6216, Fort Worth, Texas.
2 - Dallas (Enc. 4) (rot)

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LEAD:
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AT FOgT WORTH. WAS. Will at Federal Recorda
Center, review U. S. Attorney's, Eaatem District of Louisi-
ana, file #12974 in Federal Record Container #12107, in
name of HENRY CHARLES BmtOWSKI and report all pertinent
information therein.
Indices of the New Orleans Office contain a re-
ference which appears to be identical with employee and this
is heine reported separately.
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4/l/68
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TO:
FROM:
SAC, NEW ORLEANS
S~ PHILADELPHIA (140-514
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RE: HENRY CHARLES~UKOWSKI,
JR.,
Hank Bukowski
CLERK, POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
(BUDED PAST)
ReBulet to Los Angeles 3/6/68 and Philadelphia airtel

to Bureau dated 3/26/68 .
Enclosed herewith for New Orleans are copies of
referenced letter dated 3/6/68, employee's Standar1 Form 85.
and Los Angeles airtel to Bureau 2/26/68 captioned I
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Records of the U. S. Marshal's Office. Ph~ladelphia,

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Pa. , as made available by Deputy M a r s h a l l o n 3/25/68
revealed that Number 7269 pertains to H. C. BURKOWSKI, who
was arrested on '7/22/44 for a violation of the-Selective
Service Act. At the time of his arrest, BURKOWSKI was 24
years old and was reported to have been born in Germany. His
address was shown as 601 North 18th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
He was described as white, 5 ' ll u , 150 pounds, and a florid
complexion . · _ ·
The above information was all that wa1 contained in
the records of the U. S. Marshal's Office. Mr. lstated
that there sho~~ ~e ~ ·ddi~J~al information concerning this
arrest at the Federal Records Center, 5000 Wissahickon Avenue.
Philadelphia.
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A record concerning this arrest could not be

located at the Federal Records Center, Philadelphia.
Records of the United States Attorney, Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, revealed that file number 1391
pertains to HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI. The records revealed
that BUKOWSKI appeared before the United States Commissioner
and was discharged on 8/6/44. The file pertaining to
BUKOWSKI was forwarded to the United States Attorney, Southern
District of Louisiana.
LEAD
NEW ORLEANS
AT NEW ORLEANS , LA.
Will attempt to locate the file pertaining to the
employee and will report all pertinent information located.
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OFI< I C E OF O ~ IG IN INV E S T IGATI VE PE; R I O O
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BUREAU 3/28/68 3/11 - 3/25/68 b7C
R IO PORT MAO £ BV TYPE:O B y

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aka Hank Bukowski
Clerk
CHARAClER
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OF CA~fliP T RD FROU AUTOUATIC
DEC LASSIFICATION
AUTHORITY DRRITJ'ED FROU·
FBI AUTOUATIC DEC LASSI~ICATI
EXRUPTI ON CODE 25X(l (Hu~a:n)
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DATE 09-21-2009 "-.
REFERENCES : Bureau letter to Los Angeles, dated 3/6/68.

Washington Field Office airtel to Los Angeles,
dated 3/14/68.
Washington Field Office airtel to Los Angeles,
dated 3/15/68.
Los Angeles airtel to the Bureau, dated 3/18/68.
New York airtel to the Bureau, dated 3/20/68.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
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Referenced Washington Field Office airtel to
Los Angeles, dated March 15, 1968, indicates an arrest
for the employee on July 12, 1953, for violation of
Section 502 of the Vehicle Code with disposition
shown as "$75 X 15 paid D28 7 14 53." The records
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PENDI N G O V E I'I ONE Y EA I'I O v ~: s O N o
PEIII C ING PRO SEC U TION
O VE R SI X MO N T HS
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TJJIIERE SHDll)]r OTIIERlJI SE
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of the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles,

California, failed to indicate this arrest when
checked on March 12, 1968 and again on March 20,
1968. Because it was an arrest for violation of
the Vehicle Code, the records of the Traffic
Violations Bureau, r1unicipal Court, Los Angeles
Judicial District were checked and these records
failed to show the above mentioned arrest.
This report is being classified
"CONFIDENTIAL" as it contains information from
highly confidential sources and hlghly confidential
investigative techniques.
INFORMANTS:
Source Location
100-69899-15
100-69899-15 bl
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100-69899-15
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140-6698-3 b7D
Negative Informants
OrallT ~o. 3L2Q&8
to SA
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OrallX op 3/20/68
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Orally, on 3/15/68 b7D
to SA Ll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____.
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UN1 fED STATES OEPARTMENT OF Ju:iTICE
Copy to:
Report of. Olf•ce: Los Angeles, California

Date: March 28, 1968
Field Office File 1: 140-6698 Bureau File 1:
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Title. HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR. b7C
Clerk
Character: SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Synopsis: r-----..,
This investigation is based upon the fact thatl
~=~~~~~~~~ common-la\-r wife of the employee .. , ____..
HENRY CHARLES BUKmvSKI, JR., has been reported to have
attended a number of Com~unist Party meetings in the
Los Angele s, California, area. Employment of HENRY
CHARLES BUKO\·/SKI, .JR. \'lith United States Post Office
verified and Official Personnel File rev i ewed. Comments
of postal employees set forth. BUKOWSKI admitted
authorship of articles titled, "Notes of a Dirty Old
Man". Current residence verified, no others verified.
Arr;st record of RIJJ(QHSKJ set forth. Information concern-
ing~ I common-law wife of employee,
set forth . Informants who are famil i ar with some phases
of Communist Party and r elated activities in the Los
Angeles, California, area, ,-;ere contacted in March,
1968 and could furnish no information identifiable with
BUKO\•lSKI.
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Thls doc ument con tains n eith e r rec o mmendation s n or con c lu s i o ns of the F BI. It i s t he prope r ty o f the f'B! a nd ia loaned t o
you r aqenc y ; 1t a nd its c ontent s are n o t t o be di s tr i buted o u t s ide y our a qency,
LA 140-6698
BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION

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Th1a 'nuest1gation is based upon the fact that b7C
~ common-law wife of the employee,
~H~E~NRY~~CH~A":"!R~LE~S~B~UK=o~W~S~Ia~, JR., has been reported to have
attended a number of Communist Party meetings in the
Los Angeles, California, area.
A review of the Official Personnel File (OPF)
of the employee, HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., located
at the United States Post Office Department, Los Angeles,
~~u.~~--~~~~ that BUKOWSKI lists h~~ww~~
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LA T-1 advised on several occasions from

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May 4. JT67 to October 3, 1967 thatl ]
l a t t e g 2 e d fi~e meetings of the Lucy Parsons
Club, Southern California District Communist Party
(SCDCP), Los Angeles, California.
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LA T-2 advised on June 2, 1967, ~hatl b 7C
I lwas listed on the mailing list of The New
Left School (see appendix under the caption "The New
Left School of Los Angele~"), 1853 South Arlington
Avenue, Los Angeles, California .
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LA T-~ advised on November 22. 1967, that

lattended several classes in
~F~a-s_c_1~s-m--d~u-r-i~n-g--t~h~e--s-p~ring of 1967 semester or The
New Left School, 1853 South Arlington Avenue, Los
Angeles, California . b6
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r-----------L~A~.T_-~4~a~dvised
that in December, 1947,
I J 2115 "H" Street, Northwest,
washington, D:c., was listed as an active member
of the Washington Bookshop Association (vffiA).
The WBA has been designated pursuant
to Executive Order 10450.
EmploY!Jlents
United States Post Office
Department (USPOD)
on March 11, 1968,r lclerk,
Personnel Division, USPOD~ 366 North Los Angeles
Street, Los Angeles, California, furnished the
Official Personnel F~le (OPF) of HENEY CH~RLES b6
BUKOWSKI, JR. , to SA 1 I b 7C
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The following information was taken from the
OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR. :
On a Standard Form 85, "Security Investigation
Data for Nonsensitive Position", dated December 26,
1957, BUKOV.JSKI lists the following addresses for the
indicated dates:
June, 1956 to Present
580 North Kingsley Drive
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December, 1955 to May, 1956

2254! Branden Street
August, 1952 to December, 1955
323! North Westmoreland
April, 1951 to July, 1952
268 4/6 South Coronado Street
September, 1949 to March, 1951
503 South Union Drive
November, 1947 to August, 1949
$21 South Union Drive
September, 1945 to October, 1947
2122 Longwood Avenue
January, 1942 to August, 1945
603 North 17th Street
January , 1937 to December, 1941
2122 Longi'1ood Avenue
Also on this SF 86, the employee lists the
follm'ling / e r employers:
December, 1955 to Present
Graphic Arts Center
1534 West 7th Street
Los Angeles, Ca~ifornia
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~May, 1955 to November, 1955

Supreme Lighting Company
600 East Turner Street
/ April, 1952 to April, 1955
United States Post Office
March, 1951 to April, 1952
/ Calnevar Company
West vlashlngton Boulevard
January, 1949 to March, 1951
/ Sunbeam Lighting Company
777 East 14th Place
/ November, 1947 to January, 1949
~ Milliron's Department Store
5th and Broadway
September, 1945 to October, 1947
/ Merry Company
634 South San Pedro Street
January, 1942 to August, 1945
Fairmount 1'-lotors
16th and Fairmount Street
September, 1941 to December, 1941
I Borg-\'Jarner
1516 South Flower Street
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September, 1939 to September, 1941

Student, Los Angeles City College
January, 1937 to September, 1939
Student, Los Angeles High School
BUKOWSKI lists his birth date as August 16,
1920 and his place of birth as Andernach, Germany.
He also notes that he was born of American parents
who were "sojourning " in Germany. He lists his b6
Social Security Number as 561-20- 0. He lists his/ b7C
wife as~ I born at
Brady, Texas, whom he married on September 5, 55
r at Las Vegas, Nevada.
A POD Form 7 "Service Record" indicates
BUKO\VSKI initially entered on duty \'lith the Post
Office Department on December 11, 1950 as a Temporary
, Substitute Carrier. He \'las terminated from this
position on December 27, 1950. He was reinstated as
I an Indefinate Substitute Carrier on March 5, 1952
and resigned due to "i11 health" on March 11, 1955.
He was reinstated on January 2, 1958 as a Temporary
Substitute Distribution Clerk. On March 21, 1959,
he was changed to a Distribuation Clerk, the position
he holds at the present time.
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Qn March J. )966, BUKOvlSKI listed his wife
_ 5526 Carlton Way, Los Angeles;
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Avenue, Los Angeles, California. b7C
asl 0DM, ~~r~f64. BUKOWSKI lirted his wife ''
On October 12, 1961, BUKO\vSKI listed his home

address as 1623 North Ma riposa Avenue, Los Angeles,
California.
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I home address as 2325 Ocean V1ew Angeles,

CaJiforn1ay and in 1950 as 334 South Westlake.
~advised that the OPF indicates
that BUKO~ a history of extensive absenteeism. /(
(/ She stated that this absenteeism is due to "health"''
reasons. She also stated that he was arrested three
times; May 14, 1948, June 12, 1949, and August 61 1951 1
by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) for •nru.nk '.
Other arrests include a "Drunk in Auto" arrest in 1963
by the LAPD and a 1942 arrest in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania for violation of the Selective Service
Act - Failure to notify his Local Draft Board of
his change of address.
I I stated that there was no additional
pertinent information contained in BUKOWSKI's OPF.
She stated that the employee is presently employed in
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the Terminal Annex of the USPOD at Los Angeles and the
only inoividual that would know him well would be his
supervisor, I....._ ....I
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1 Da~ March 19, 1968
I I
Director, Installation
Services Division, United States Post Office Department
(USPOD), 300 North Los Angeles Street, advised that on
January 8, 1968, he learned from a confidential source,
whom he declined to identify, that HENRY CHARLES
BUKmvSKI, JR., a Distribution Clerk, presently b6
employed by the USPOD ''lith employee number 106160,
(I was allegedly writing obscene articles for the "Open 1f b 7C
City" nei1Spaper at Los Angeles, California, and that h~
was not married to the individual sho~m as his beneficiary
for his Life and Health Benefits Insurance.
I Jadvised that he revie\•Ted BUKOWSKI's
Offic1~l Personn;l jl=e and noted that he listed one
I _ 5526 Carlton Way, Los Angeles, Calif-
ornia, as his wi e on a Standard Form 54, "Designation
of Beneficiary, Federal Employees Group Life Insurance
Act of 1954," and on a Standard Form 1152, "Designation
of Beneficiary, Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Civilian
Employee," both dated March 1. 1966. It was also noted
:ll~t WJWIW: rsted one I I who was born on
l a s beneficiary on a Standard Form 2809,
He;Uil !l!iine"i"s Registration Form", dated May 6, 1964.
I _ lstated that he wrote the above information
up n a memorandum and forwarded it to the Postmaster,
USPOD, Los Angeles, California.
I ladvised that on February 8, 1968,
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betl'leen approximately 10:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M., he
interviewed HENRY CHARLES BUKOvlS!G, JR., at the
Terminal Annex, USPOD, Los Angeles, California. During
this interv lew, BUKO\-/SKI aclmoi'lledged having written \
forty-one articles for the weekly tabloid "Open City",
all of which are titled "Notes of a Dirty Old Man by
Charles Bukowski." He stated that these articles have
appeared in every issue of the "Open City" and that he
is paid by the "Open City" for these articles. He
explained that his articles are "an inter-mixture of
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by _.=S.:.:A.....I____________.f---____ Date dictated ____;3=/_l~9_!_/_6_8_ _ __

Thts document cont ams ne1ther recommendatiOns nor conclusiOns of the FBI It IS the property of the FBI and 1s loaned to
your agency, 1t and 1ts contents are not to be d1str1buted outs1de your agency
LA 140-6698
fiction and fact" and are "highly romanticized in

order to give the story juice". He advised that he
writes them "for sheer joy". He acknowledged being
the author of the article titled 11 Notes of a Dirty
Old Man by Charles Bukm·rski ", appearing in the January
12 - 17, 1968 issue of the "Open City" in which he
identifies himself as l'lorking for the Post Office.
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r I further advised that BUKOHSKI
admitted lo him that he entered into a commoQ-la; b7C
marriage withJ lwho calls erselfl _ I
1 _ several years a . s ated tha thr1.w.r-----.......
have one daug ter, now three
years of age. BUK01V'SKI clai d hat
( does not want marriage and that she has four children
by a former husband. He stated that this former
j husband, whose name isl )and who lives "someplace
in the East," has custody of these four children. He
stated thatl lis unemployed and is supported
by him, her former husband and her mother. He admitted
that she shares his apartment and bed from time to time
for limited periods of a few days.
I lstated that BUKOWSKI has an
extremely poor record because of excessive absenteeism.
j
He stated according to his record, BUKmvSKI uses "ill
health" as a reason for being absent.
~--------~lstated that he knows nothing at
all concerning BUKO\•!SKI 's associates, reputation, or
loyalty to the United States. He stated, however, that
based upon BUK01vSKI's admitted authorship of the above
mentioned articles and the fact that he is living in a
common-law marriage, he ~ -~hat_llis moral.
character leaves som~~~o be desi~t~~e9
f~reason, he would not recommend BUKOWSKI for
retention a.-s--an--employe-e of'---the USPOD. ·
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_ _ _ _....,.__.lstated that he did not w·ish

to furnish a signed statement but stated that he is
willing to testify as to the above-mentioned information.~
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See Exhibits A, B, C, and D, described

below, which are attached to this report.
Exhibit A Article titled "Notes of a Dirty
Old Man by Charles Bukowski, 11
which appeared in the "Open City".,
Los Angeles, California, 12/8 - 14/67,
page 10.
Exhibit B Article titled "Notes of a Dirty
Old Man by Charles Buko""lski," which
appeared in the "Open City 11 , Los
Angeles, California, 12/29/67 - 1/4/68,
page 5.
Exhibit c Article titled "Notes of a Dirty Old
Man by Charles Bukowski," which appear-
ed in the "Open City", Los Angeles,
California, 1/12 - 17/68, page 12.
Exhibit D Article titled 11 Notes of a Dirty Old
Man by Charles Bukowski," which
appeared in the 11 0pen City 11 , Los
Angeles, California
On March 25, 1968,1 I 601 South b6
Saint Andrews Place. Apartment 2, Los Angeles, Calif- b7C
ornia, advised SAl lthat he is
employed as Foreman of the Mails, USPOD, Terminal
Annex, Los Angeles, California. He stated that he
has been the supervisor of HENRY CHARLES BUK01·TSKI, JR.,
Distribution Clerk, for the past 20 months. He stated
that as far as he is concerned, BUKOWSKI is an average
worker who is very quiet and who keeps to himself most
of the time. He stated that BUKOWSKI has a bad skin
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condition which necessiates that he takes quite a bit b6

of sick leave. I ~tated that because of this~
BUKO\•lSK[ has had an extremely high rate of absenteeism. b7 C
r-ladvised that as far as he knows, BUKOWSKI's

moral cha~, reputation, associates, and loyalty are
above reproach,but stated that he is in no position to
make an unqualified judgement in this regard as he does
not know BUKOioJSKI very well at all. He stated that he
would recommend BUKOWSKI's retention as an employee
of the USPOD.
Graphic Arts Center
1524 \vest 7th Street
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOI'ISKI~
JR. revealed that he was employed at the above mentioned
company from December, 1955 to 1957.
On March 22~ 1968 ,~~--------------,1 Bookkeeper~
Graphic Arts Center, 1524 vffist 7th Street. Los Angeles,
California, advised SA[ I that HENRY
C. BUKOWSKI~ JR.~ Social Security Number 561-20-1910,
was employed as a Shipping Clerk from December 9~ 1955
to sometime in 1957 . She stated that this is the only b6
information that she has concerning his employment and b7C
stated that the only otrer indiyidual rho could possibly
have known him would be_ _
~:--:::===-----. Manager~
On March 22~ 1968,1 I
Graphic Arts Center, advised sAl lthat he slightly
recalled HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR. as a Shipping Clerk
approximately ten years ago . He stated that he did not
knm·1 him well but stated that he knew nothing of a
derogatory nature concerni ng BUKOWSKI and stated that
he feels that he could recommend him for a position of
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trust and confidence based upon his limited knowledge

of him. He stated that he felt BUKOHSKr was a loyal
American.
Supreme Lighting Company
600 East Temple Street
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI,
JR., revealed that he ~~as employed by the Supreme
Lighting Company, 600 East Turner Street, Los Angeles,
California, from May, 1955 to November, 1955.
On March 22, 1968,1 l Comptroller,
Supreme Lighting Company, 600 East Temple Street Los
Angeles, California, advised SA~ ; I that b6
HENRY C. BUKOWSKI, JR., Socialecurity Number 5 1-20-1910, b C
was employed by his company from August 9, 1955 to October 7
28, 1955 as a Shipping Clerk. I ladvised that this
information was taken from an index card and that this
is all of the information that is available concerning
the employee. He stated that BUKOWSKI is unfamiliar
to him and stated that he could offer the name of no
one \':ho would recall him.
Calnevar Company
vlest ~·lashington Boulevard
JR., revealed that he was employed at the above mention-
ed company from March, 1951 - April, 1952.
A review of the telephone directories of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for the Los
Angeles, California, area revealed no listing
identifiable with the Calnevar Company.
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Sunbeam Lighting Company

777 East 14th Street
JR., revealed that he \'las employed at the above mention-
ed company from January, 1949 to March, 1951.
On March 22, 1968,
Supervisor, Sunbeam Lighting~C~o~m~p~a~n~y~,~~~~t~---~~
P~a:e. :o: bngeles, California, advised b6
I )that he has no personnel recor s pr or o b7C
1 5 anhat there would be no way for him to verify
the employment of an individual prior to that time. He
stated that he could offer the name of no one who would
recall an employee with his company prior to 1955.
Milliron's Department Store
5th and Broadway
JR., revealed that he was employed at the above mentioned
company from November, 1947 to January, 1949.
The telephone directories of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company for Los Angeles, Calif-
ornia, reveal no listing for Milliron's Department Store.
Investigation in the vicinity of 5th and
Broadway, Los Angeles, California, revealed that there
is no Milliron's Department Store at that location.
Merry Company
634 South San Pedro Street
company from September, 1945 to October, 1947.
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On March 22, 1968,1

Opera tor, W. R. l1erry CompanyL...,-6~6,......-:~--.~"""'=""~ ~~.....,~~
Angeles, California, advised SA
he has been in business in the .....o_s---:An~g-e~l~e-s__a_r_e_a----:f::-o_.r the
past 35 years. He stated that he at one time operated b6
his business in the 600 block of South San Pedro Street b7C
but stated that HENBY CHABLES BUKO\VSia, JR., is
unfamiliar to him. ~ )stated that he could offer the
name of no one who could possibly have recalled BUKOWSKI
if he did in fact work for his company.
Borg - Warner
1516 South Flower Street
company from September, 1941 to December, 1941.
On March 22, 1968,
Supervisor, Borg - \·lamer Cor.._p_o-r""'a.,....._o_n-~~~~
Los Angeles, California, advised SAL...--~-~-~~-
that personnel records of her company are destroyed ten
years after termination of the employee. She stated
that her company has no records of HENRY CHARLES
BUKO\vSia, JR., ever belng employed. She further stated
that she does not recall her company ever operating from
1516 South Flo'!'1er Street, Los Angeles, California.
Residences
In the Vicinity of
5124 De Longpre Avenue
JR., reveals that he has lived at the above address from
1961 to the present.
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On March 25, 1968,1 I 5124 3/4

De Longpre Avenue, Los Angeles, California, advised
SAl lthat he is the manager of all
of the apartments at 5124 De Longpre Avenue, Los
Angeles, California . He stated that HENRY CHARLES
BUKOHSKI, JR . , has resided in the apartment at 5124
De Longpre Avenue for the past five or six years. he
stated he cannot give the exact date that BUKm·ISKI
moved to that address as he has no records of his
tenancy. He stated that BUKOWSKI is an excellent
tenant who never associates with any of his neighbors.
He stated that he keeps to himself aJJ of the time and
never seems to have any visitors. I lfurther advised
that as far as he knm-.rs BUKOWSKI is not married and
stated that he has never seen any women in or around
his apartment. He stated that he feels that he does
not know BUKmvSKI well enough to comment on his
character, associates, reputation, or loyalty and stated b6
that he could not offer any recommendation of him for b7C
that reason .
On March 25, 1968,I 15124i
De I.ppgpre tvenue, Los Angeles, ca!lf'ornia, advised
SAl _that she has only resided at that address
for one year and has not gotten to knm11 any of her
neighbors. She stated that HENRY CHARLES BUKOt:JSKI,
JR., is unfamiliar to her.
On March 25, 1968, I I 5124 _1/8
De I.pngpre Ayenue. Los Angeles, Californi a, advi sed
SAl lthat he has resided at t hat
address for several years. He stated that he knows
that HENRY CHARLES BUKmvSKI, JR., resides directly
next door to him but stated that he has never spoken
to BUKOVJSKI and BUKOWSKI has never spoken to him.
He stated that BUKOHSKI is very quiet and he has never
heard a loud noise from his apartment. He advised
that as he really does not lmow BUKO\JSKI, he could
not comment about BUKm·ISKI' s personal life.
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In the Vicinity of
1623 North Mariposa Avenue
Los AASeles, California
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKO\IfSJa,
JR., revealed that he resided at the above address from
1957 to 1961 .
On March 22, 1968, the following individuals
were contacted in the apartment house at 1623 No~r_t_h____~
Mariposa Av;nue, Los Angeles, California, by SAJ I
I _and all advised that HENRY CHARLES ~ukot4sld,
JR ., was unfamiliar to them as all have resided there
for less than five years:
Apartment 100
1623 North Mariposa Avenue b6
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Apartment 103
Apartment 105
lo23 North l\1ariposa Avenue
Apartment 204
In the Vicinity of
JR., revealed that he resided at the above mentioned
address from June, 1956 to 1957.
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On March 22, 1968., the follm'ling individuals

were contacted in the vicinity of 580 North Kingsley
Street rps Angeles, California., by SA( ]
I land all advised that HENRY CH~ARL~~E~S~B~U~K~O~WSKI.,
JR., was unfamiliar to them:
I I b6
572i North Kingsley Drive b7C
I 578 I
North Kingsley Drive
I582 I
North Kingsley Drive

In the Vicinity of
2254t Branden Street
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI.,
JR . , revealed that he resided at the above address from
December, 1955 to May, 1956.
were contacted in the vicinit~ of 2254* Branden StJfet,
J,os Angeles, California, by s.AI _ and
all advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., was -
unfamiliar to them:
I I
2251 Branden Street
2252 Branden Street
I 2255~ Branden Street

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2256 Branden Street b6

In the Vicinity of b7C
323~ North vlestmoreland Avenue
Los Angeles, _California
August, 1952 to December, 1955.
were contacted in the vicinity of 3232 North Westmoreland
Avenue, Los Angeles, California, by SA~[~~--------------~
and all advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKmvSKI, JR, uas
unfamiliar to them:
320 North \·/estmoreland Avenue

I
323 1/4 North Westmoreland Avenue
I I
323! North Westmoreland Avenue
I I
328-! North \vestmoreland Avenue
In the Vicinity of
2325 Ocean View Avenue
Los Angeles, Califor~ia
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKO\vSKI,
JR., revealed that he resided at the above address
sometime during 1952 .
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were contacted in the vicinity of 232!~~;;n Vi e:lr
Ayepue ~.os Angeles, California by SA.J.~"ll"-"'"""--
!11'-~~~-
1 ; land all advised that HENRY C BUKOWSKI, JR . ,
was un 'amiliar to them:
Apartment 162
Apartment 206 b6
b7C
I
Apartment 207
Apartment 268
In the Vicinity of
268 4/6 South Coronado Street
~os Angeles , Californ~i~a~---
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOV.TSKI,

JR., revealed that he resided a t the above address
from April, 1951 to July, 1952.
were contacted in the vicinity of 268 4/6 Sapth Corona 4 o
Street, Los Angeles, California by SA~~~~~~~--------
and all advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKOvlSKI, JR., was
unfamiliar to them:
I I
268 South Coronado Street
I268 ljb I
South coronado Street
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(
2l>8 47l> ~outh Coronado Street
I 2'7o 3/6 South Joronado Street b6
b7C
In the Vicinity of
334 South Westlake
~os Angeles, California

JR., revealed that he resided at the above address
sometime during 1950.
On March 2T.
were contacted by SA_
1968. the following individuals
I in the vicinity
of 334 SQuth Westlake, Los Angeles, California and all
advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., was unfamiliar
to them:
Apartment 1
334 South Westlake
Apartment 3
I
334 South Westlake
Apartment 30
334 South l•Testlake
In the Vicinity of
September, 1949 to March, 1951.
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were contacted in the vicinity of 503 Sonth Upi an
Drive, Los Angeles, California by SA~~-~~~~~--------~
and all advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR . , was
unfamiliar to them:
Apartment 111
Apartment 261
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b6
503 South Union Drive b7C
Apartment 311
In the Vicinity of
~os Angeles, California
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOviSKI,

November, 1947 to August, 1949.
On March 22, 1968, Mrs J I Manager,
Union Drive Apartments, 521 South Uni on Dri ve, Los
Angeles, California, advised SAl
that she has resided at that add~r-e~s~s~s~i~n~c~e~l~9~5~5~a~n~d~
that HENRY CHARLES BUKOHSKI, JR., is unfamiliar to her.
She stated that none of the ot her tenants of her apart-
ment house have resided there longer than she has and
she stated that she has no records of tenants prior to
1955.
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In the Vicinity of
September, 1945 to October, 1947 and from January, 1937
to December, 1941.
On March 22, 1968. ~~ ~ollo~lig individuals
\'lere contacted by SAl in the vicinity
of 2122 Longwood Avenue, Losnge es,a ifornia, and
all advised that HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., was
unfamiliar to them:
I 2110 Longwood Avenue
b6
2i22 Longwood Avenue
b7C
I 2134 I
Longwood Avenue
Education
Los Angeles High School
JR., revealed that he attended the above mentioned
school from January, 1937 to September, 1939.
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on June 23, 1939. She stated that his address of record

is 2122 Longwood Avenue, Los Angeles, California. She
further advised that there is no derogatory information
in 11 his file and from what she could ascertain, he had
a C11 average while in school.
Los Angeles City College (LACC)
Los Angeles, California •
A review of the OPF of HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, b6
JR., revealed that he attended the above mentioned b7C
school from September, 1939 to September, 1941.
On March 25, 1968, I
Admissions Office, LACC, , adv~1-s-e~d-S~A~I------------~----~
that the records of her school reflect that HENRY CHARLES
BUKOWSKI, JR., entered her school in September, 1939 and
left on June 28, 1941. He re-entered LACC in September,
1956 and left on February, 1957. She stated that he
bears student number 31580 and his records indicated
that he was born on August 16, 1920. She stated that
he was placed on academic probation in June, 1940 and
has never been taken off. She stated that there is no
other information concerning BUKO\</SKI found in the
records of her school.
Credit and Arrest
The follO\'I'ing is the arrest record for HENRY
CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., FBI Number 4 544 414:
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The fo!!owing f~l rocord, NUM~=~ 4 544 414 , is furnished FO~ O:=FICIAL USE ONLY.
lnforr.-acJion ~!-:own on this kbnti;)cc;ion ~o<:oid rcprc:;~:'lts d~to fvrr.i~hcd F:l by fins~rprint contr!bvtors. WH::~::
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· Diroctor
LA 140-6698
The records of the Los Angeles Police Depart-

ment (LAPD), Los Angeles, California. were checked on
March 12, 1968 by rei I These
records reflect that HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., FBI
Number 4 544 414 and LAPD Number 573562-B, has the
following arrests on his record:
Arrested for "Drunk" on M~ 1948, -June /
/
I 12, 1949, August~51, and June-7J -l96! by th~ LAPD. /
0~ of these-occasions, BUKOWS~as reieased after
spending the night in jail.
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Arrested for violation of Section 647F of
I
1
the Penal Code (Drunk) by the LAPD on December 17,
1962 and August 12, 1963. For both of these offenses
he received a fine of $20.00, which was forfeited.
The records of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Office (LACSO), Los .l.ngyles. c;Jifornia. were checked
on March 15, 1968 by IC_ ] and
no record was found identifiable with HENRY CHARLES
BUKOHSKI, JR.
The records of the Retail Merchants Credit
Association (RMCA), Los Angeles, California, were
checked on March 12, 1968 by rei land
no record was found identifiable with HENRY CHARLES
BUKO\'/SKI, JRI
The records of the Traffic Violations Bureau,

Court, Los Angeles Judicial District, Los
alifornia, \•lere checked on March 11, 1968 by
These records reflect that HENRY
CHARLE BUKOWSKI, JR., 5124 De Longpre Avenue, Los
Angeles, California, was cited on May 23, 1967 for
violation of Section 22350 of the Vehicle Code (Speeding).
For this offense he paid a $10.00 fine on June 13, 1967 .
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The records of the LAPD, LACSO, and the RMCA

were checked on March 20, 1968 and no record was found
identifiable with the following individuals:
HENRY C. BUKOWSKI, SR.

Miscellaneous b6
The records of the Los Angeles County Bureau b7C
of Vital Statistics, Marriage Licence Division, Los
Angeles, California, were checked on March 25, 1968
and ~~ marriag: ~ecord was located for HENRY CHARLES
/ ~~evw~>r. JB •• 1 t
The records of the Los Angeles County Bureau
of Vital Statistics, Birth Records Division, Los Angeles,
California, were cfecked on March 25. 1968. These
records reyeal that_ lfemale, was
born onl lat the Queen of Angles
Hospital, Los Angeles, California. The mother is
listed asl I white, 42 years old,
5124 De Longpre Avenue, Los Angeles, California, place
of birth, San Rafael, California. Father is listed as
HENRY CHARLES BUKOHSKI, white, 44 years old, place of
birth, Andernac~, Germany, no address given, occupation,
Postal Clerk, United States Post Office.
"(}}~'M~.HtJ.
t:AfsPHHi4:ii'ons who are familiar with some phases
of Communist Party and related activities in the Los
Angeles, California, area were contacted in March, 1968
and could furnish no information identifiable with HENRY
CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.
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b6
THE NEH LEFT SCHOOL OF LOS ANGELES b 7C
In October, 1965, a source advised "The New Left

Schcol of Los Angeles" originated in the Education Commission
3outhern California District, CommQnist Party. r----1
0 originated the idea and more or less organized ~
• As of October, 1965, approximately 100 persons were
enrolled in thf ~c:~o~~ Source further advised that as of
October, 1965,_ _ __ lappeared to be one of those involved
in the inner organ za on \'Work of the school.
Source further advised as of July, 1965,r--l
~~--~lwas a member of the Education Commission, S~rn
Cali f ornia District, Communist Party.
~--------~A~fecond source advised in September, 1965, r---1
I _was present as chairman of a meeting of ~s
Angele s Area Council, Du Bois Clubs of America, at 1733 West
Temple Street, Los Angeles. At this meeting he stated he was
not a mem~ the Communist Party (CP) because if he joined,
his wife, who is not a citizen, could be deported. He
also sta te he became a member, he would lose effectiveness
in the community because many people look up to him as an
independent radical. He stated he would join the CP if it
were legal, and not under pressure by the Government.
In May, 1965, a third source advised that~
I commonly knm·m as I I had been ;;. ,~
} approval by the Los AngelesLocal - Socialist Worke
(LAL-SWP) to associate himself with "The New Left S
)art~
of
Los Ange les 11 as a representative of the Socialist vlorkers
Party.
This source rurther advi sed in :eo;•;;~;· ]9:5· that

I commonly known as I
the orran!zer of the Los Angeles Local - -oc-a s:Wor-ers
I'L'ras
Party LAL-SWP), and alternate member of the National Co~mittee,

SHP.
APPENDIX CONTINUED
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APPENDIX CONTINUED
THE NEH LEFT SCHOOL OF LOS ANGELES
A fourth source advised on May 12, 1966, that the

LAL-SWP has been in existence since the 1930 1 s and continues
to exist. The source further advised that the LAL-S\·TP is a
local branch of the National SWP with aims and purposes
identical to those of the National SWP.
The SUP has been designated by the
Attorney General of the United States b6
pursuant to Executive Order 10450. b7C
On May 24, 1967, a fifth source reported that The
Net.; Left School continues to operate at 1?53 Sqqth Allington
Avenue, Los Angeles, California, and that_ _continues
to be one of the driving forces in the operation of the school.
APPENDIX
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.
UNH'ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JuSTICE
In Reply. Pkcue Refer to March 28, 1968
FU. No. LA llW- 6698
Title HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR.

Clerk b6
Post Office Department b7C
Character SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Reference Report of SAL~----~----~--~--~
dated and captioned as above at
All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past.
APit121968
a co csa
leo Dcp\.
~ This document conta1n s ne1ther r ecomm e n d atio ns nor concll..slons of the FBI !t ta th e property
of the FBI and ts loaned to your aqency, it and its contents are not to be d1stnbuted outsirle
your aqency
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF J USTICE
In JWply, PI«Jae &fer to

FileNo
Title: HBlOlY CHARLES BUIOWSitl, JR.

aka Bank Bukowski
Clerk
LOa AD&eles, CaliforDia
SECURITY OF GOVBJUOIBHT DPLOYBES
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Report of: SA L.l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Date and Place: March 28, 1968

Los Aaaelea, California
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- e-; CHARLES BUKOWSKI
in tbe Dec. issue of EVERGREEN there lS a small
poem by one Charles Bukowskt far In the back pages.
and all through the magazme there u an mterVlew of
LeRoi Jones, poems by LeR01 Jones, ads for LeRot Jones' All INFCR~'ATI0N CCNTAINED
latest book, plus a speech by the departed Malcolm X HEREIN IS UNClASS1FlED
- "God's Judgment of White Amenca." EVERGREEN DATE/h{... Br ~''"'d'o/'~
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was beginmng to look hl<e EBONY. I read on through.
later in the day the woman came over with my 3
year old chtld. we sat down to dinner.
"I thmk I'll wnte a poem called WHO'S AFRAID OF
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LEROI JONES?':
"YOU'RE afraid of LeRol Jones'" the ... oman shouted.
she was a very liberal white liberal hberal,
"WHO'S AFRAID OF LEROI JONES?" 1 asked agam,
lookmg at my little girl,
she pointed an arrn at me over her ground round and
french fnes, "YOU ARE! YOU ARE!"
the woman was meanwhtle pantermg and bantenng,
her votce neufoucally high-puched, explammg to me
the meamng of black America and LeRoi Jones, only
in the way that a very hberal white hberal female can
do, I was not attacking LeRoi Jones but I had somehow
stepped upon sacred ground and he was betng defended.
almost violently, it was ntce - for LeRot. hell, l re;.
membered htm when we were BOTH scratching to get
OU! poetry mto the little magazmes, now I was STILL
scratchmg I was mll the better poet. bu plays had put
him over. the fat dull whltey wives no longer getttng
then sex got 1t through Jones' black VIOlence mh1s
plays. oh Lord. honey , that man FRIGHTENS me. but
I'd LIKE to see one of hu plays. ~-oooh, let's go see
one of hu playsl ll" the old man, a tter a hard da y at
the ballpomt pen offtce, would take her to the play
anything, rather th<>n try to get hts dtci< hard. 11 0PEN CITY"
~ r don 't understand. " 1 sa td, "Hnler rold me that the Los Angeles, California
whues were the supenor race and now Jones turns around
and tells me that the bla~.-ks are the )upeilor race "
Dee. 8-14, 1967
"Well, who do YOU thmk 1s the supenor race?''
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"ll depends upon who you are, 1f you are whtte then
the whne race :s supenor. tf you are blach.. then the
blv.-k~Lf--~· ou are yellow then the }ello\.,, l.!_r~<!re
mrxed, then the mongrel .
EXHIBIT A
she went on some more, sentenc e runmng Into sen- down there , 9 out of ten of ~hem are blac~-1-~t- ~·.cu
ten~ must have spol<en ten nunutes wtth<>litpause. forgl!'t tfus as the years go on. u's nothtng specwl Until
a httle of lt was good stuff. most of 1t w.:~s JUst rehg10us the female whne h beral hbcrJls make lt so, we
sacnflce at the altar. hot whue hbcral ltberal female worked away. then I sa1d, " LEROI JONES 1"
au. even Jones wouldn't want to hear u. the one next to me turned, anJ here was the hnger
"how many blacks ha\e you known?" I asked. a gam, "you BETTER NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT
thlS 1s ahv'ays a good stopper in a rehg1ous argument. LEROl JON[S I '
bemg a common laborer all myhfe at poor and under- ··my lmle gtrl says that tam afratd of hun"
patd JObs I had worked wuh more black men, known
more black men, drank with more black men, fought "YOU ~REt YOU ARE! YOU BETTER NOT SAY
wuh more black men than any theorettcal hberal Wlth ANYTHING ABOUT LEROI JONES!"
books Jammed between the ears. commg up through "what WLll happen 1f I do?''
the bac k streets of Ne1v' Orleans in a light ram w1th my "you'll be taken care of. that's what Will happen!"
paper suttcase, a h1gh yellow smmg on her porch "you mean mentally or phySically?"
showmg leg had named me. she laughed and shouted "we don't care about the mental. h1s boys will han-
"POOR WHITE 1RASH!" I put down my paper sultcas~ dle you the other way."
and looked up her legs. "Come on!" she sud, "come "you mean I can't have freedom of speech?"
on, poor whtte trash and get yourself a Httlel" 1 saw "you Just be carefu l what you say! LeRo1 Jones 1s an
a cuttam move Just a httle and behmd a thlS black INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED PLAYWRIGHT! who
male face, eyes beautiful Wlth murder for my 2 dol- are you? you JUSt be carefult•
lars and twenty cents, then I laughed , feehng good 10 "give me a cigarette,"
the early sun, p1cked up my suttcase full of poems and "hell no, buy your own. they sell them m the rna-
moved on down the srreet. chmes. "
hlS friend 1" a lked over. "hello, brother." he sa 1d.
"Jones got out on 25,000 dollars batl, "I threw at her.
"hello, brother." l answered.
money only represents evil to the whtte Ubera 1 lad1es -
unttl you stop giving it to them.
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"you gvnna mvtte me over to your hous e for break-
"well, YOU got out of Jail. m ten mmutes. YOU fast?"(we Wvrk nights.)
had ba1W "sure. we're ha vmg grlts and beans. only I don't
"1t took 6 or 7 hours. the bail was bet\.,een 20 and have a house."
30 dollars. I h ad 1t in my dresser but lt took me a long "you got a front door'"
tlme to fmd sorraebody who woult! trust ml'! for !t. Jones "yeah.~
got up $2,500 m cash, 1f you want comparisons, plus 2 "well, I'm comm' to the front door m broad dayhgb t
houses. fnends of hu parents. I don't know anybody and nng your bell. I'm not comin' t'' the back door so\
who owns a house. I don't even have parents. I'm stlll people wtll thmk I'm some servant or trash ma n or de -
poor whlte trash." hvery boy. I'm comm' m BROAD DAYUGHT so's they
"Jones' house doesn't belong-to him, 1t belongs to can see my skm, I'm comm' to your FRONT doorl"
the Negro commumty." "brother Roy, my front door 15 your front door as long
"oh, shu." I satd. so there 1t was, hagghng over Le- as the rent 1s pa1d,"
Rot Jones over the fren.'1 f• •.s to fmd out who owns a "good. and I'm gonna grow me some of that shit hke
1\ you got on your chm and l' m oonna get me some young
man's house f1ndout who ,;sh ~u1ng m thecrapper a nd h1ppy gul and we gonna wal~ do,.,n S•mset Blvd, hand
who ts fuckmg m the bed you can bet he owns part of m hand. nght, do,.,n Sunset Boulevard."
1t. also. tf you have to nng the bell to get m, you "I'd hke t o get me one of those met. young blonde
don' t own any of 1t. h1ppy guls myself," I told h1m. ·
I dec1ded to let the convers.:mon go but she had hold after some remarks about Gov. Reagarr he '"a lked
of It, O\er and sat down, we worked away. whtle l:i<1Ck at my
"suppose you kept walkmg down the street and get- place the mother of my chtld got ready to go hl a com·
ung punched m the nose and told you were getung mumst party meetmg. of a 11 whtte members.
punched m the nose because of the color of your skm, a pretty fucked-up scene. ____,_...,
how would you feel? you can't blame them for wanting • eh, L~R01?
Black Power, Black Power tsn't anythmg be cause they brother?
don't have any power • . • • "
she went on and on and on I dtdn't have aey par-
ticular argument wah her. she only PRESUMED that I
d1d. but I knew that tf the blacks ever got total po1v'er
they would ktll her long before they got around to me.
so 1 h stened and hstened and then kissed the httle gul
goo'Cf5Yea nd drove on down to 1.,ork.
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By CHARLES BUKOWSKI
1 was gomg over my old Racing Forms, havmg a

beer and a smoke, really hungover, shaky, depressed,
gently thmking sutc1de but still hopmg for a lucky an- All INfC 0 ' 'ATIO~J CmJT!~If~ED
gel when there ,.,.as a knock on the door, a very bght HEREirJ IS UllCLAS3iFIED
knock, I barely heard it, I hstened and there 1t was
DATEIIP5·tt BY '->WI ..M6(&f(,..
again, I h1d my bag of Chesterfields under the fue-
place and opened the door JUSt a sht. "Bukowski?" sa1d
the vo1ce. "Charles Buhowskt?• and there was thu wo·
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man standmg out m a hght run, m the 9 p. m, ram
between 2 dytng plants on the front porch of the front
court m wluch I hved, badly, among beer, and mouse-
shadow·s. and old coptes of Upton Stnclaar and Thomas
Wolfe and SmclaH Lewts, and I looked out looked out
looked out and IT WAS A WOMAN and WHAT a woman
in tha t 9 p.m. ram • long red hau all down the back,
Jesus: tons of red mHacle, and the face, cpcnwnh pas-
SIOn, hke a flower npped open \V"lth the fmgers from
the bud, a kmd of fue-cheatmg, and we body, the
oody was nothmg but SEX, sex standing still JUMpmg
"OPEN CI TY"
singmg lookmg flowing hummmg in the 9 p.m. ram Los Angeles, Calif.
say1ng. "Buko\'I'Ski? Charles Bukowski?" and I said, Dec. 29, 1967
- •come on in," and she dtd, she came m a nd sat o'l Jan. 4, 1968
the cha u in front of tlle fHep lace and the wa lis of the
room began to \veave m and c ut like on a tnp, and the
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..rug_.s=lisi. \V"ha t the he l1 oh my god oooh OOOC'OO..QllUD"h,
and she CROSS'CD HER LEGS .and the skirt was righ and
EXHIBIT B
I looked_ up the tlughs, boldly, Jesus I was out of m
s"~J tlitghs knee~ h1gh heels long ught srocMngS( 1 t>~
lng mtracle and madness, am! then I worked the pants
dol~tr.l11d" then I llt\!J Hr.H, I 1-IAD HCR, "tittrfYHI:R,
an lesh oh lord and she kicked her foot, turned on
and I \'Iori-ed, I grabbed that long red han and I yanked
~~~~~i 0~ :\\t'~• mercy! ~nd the red han the red dol'ln on lt, I had her back arched arched humng her
oc e a along the back of the chau the red
and 1 HAD HER I worked and hold1ng the han sttllm
hau on fue in the lamphgRt, I could barely hold on 1
cLOouOldK barely underst~nd, I dtd not deserve to even my hands tn back I got the cheeks and spread them
• and I knew It, Wtde, I had her na tied m the center of the rug, 1 had
:care for a beer?" 1 asked. her on the cross, 1t 1,ras too late for he r, she lias on the
all nght," she sa td. sptke, ripped ripped and the yellow hght from the
I got up and I could hardly walk l had enough hose lamps bathed us and all that could be heard was our
o put out a forest fue of napalm. ' breathmg and our grapphng, who would have guessed?
I came back wuh the beer, dtdn't gtve her a glass who? and then BANG the walls shoo!<, a man on the
watched her dnnk it from the bottle, that scuff gomg street stepped on a grease spot, fell and broke hts an-
1nto her, tnto her red hair lnto her body 111to her every- Ide and we shd apart hke worms gomg m different dt-
where and I peered up her legs not gemng enough and recuons, and she stood there then and sa1d, "ooooh
I drank out of the bottle. ooooh ooooh I liked tt, I llked it I hked a , you ftlthy
she put down her bottle. "you are a great wuter " greasy ptg," and then she turned and walked mto the
she satd. ' bathroom and closed the door. I went mto the kttchen
:that's no reason for coming to see me." took a dlshtO\'iel, wtped off. got out 2 more beers. h~
yes It is, yes It is, you see you fascmate me, you a smoke.
wnte thts way and you look hke, you look like - .. she catl"e on out, Iooktng better than ever, she
"the trashman?" glowed all over burmng, she was really beauttful, I
"yes, or a diseased gon11a, an undergrown aged could say 1t easy, she was really beauttful. I dnnk my
gonlla dymg of cancer. and those god damn eyes beer and looked at her, neither of us saymg anythmg.
silts of eyes but when you f1na lly OPEN them for JUS~ 1 lit her a cigareue. then I had to piSS. I went to the
that second- shtt, I never saw eyes LIKE THAT that bathroom, closed the door, p1ssed, flushed, washed
COLOR, that VICIOUS FIRE - " ' my hands, came out, and she \'las . . , gone. fast hke
"and you came here to see what I was, see what 1 that. no goodbye. nothmg. I looked at the chur she
am, oh?" had sat m. at the beerbottle on the floor, no, It had
"I guess so, I don't know, I don't know why I'm happened. yes, I found one of her carnngs. a green
here, I, don't. I only know that I'm here. I can't help earring. JUst one. lt's always ONE earnng lihat the
lt. you re a gonlla, you're some kind of snake. you're helL but never an earnng bke thu.
anythmg, fllthy. you snnk. I don't know you. 1 know ·l drank my beer stratght down, walked outSlde. It
that you re not the guy at Bryan's staff meetmgs was cold. all up and down DeLongpre 1t was the same,
threatemng crtpples, staggermg about the room, curs~ people locked m ught. behmd doors, behmd \'ltndows.
ing everybody and loohmg for more to dnnk more to everybody with theu possesstons, their people, theu
dunk more to dnnh. such a swtne you arel" madness, theu bank accounts, theu car keys, thetr
"a woman always wants to fmd the core, tame a , walnut faces, theu constipation.
mold 1t, a Wise man never shows the core to a wo- 1 looked north where I ft~ured she ln ed wnh some
man. he JUSt g1ves her a shot of ltght, shuts a off, be- fme mtellectua 1 chap \vho spoke the btg words and the
comes htmself aga1n. a woman practices rearmg the b1g meanmg, some guys got these dolls a utoma tlca Ily,
chtld by tammg the man fust I've got no use for wo- I was lucky to see a photo m a ne1,rspa per. I took the
men except to fuck them. I won't be trapped 1n love earnng the green earnng and threw 1t north, hard,
lS a form of selfishness, love ts an excuse for cow·ards high ln the dark sky, It flew out of stght 1n the neon
to quit" _ mash of hght from Sunset Boulevard a bloch north and
"mcely spoken. sounds all nght, bastard. but what [ sa1d, "here, baby, your eamng back and your hfe
does 1t mean?" :and all the rest, baby baby. but thanks for the splen-
she lifted her beerbottle aga m. recrossed her legs, did grade-.-\AA fuck."
the skm gomg HIGHER, Jesus have mercy, the sk1It then· I went back U1Side, found her sull untouched
gomg HIGHER, all that leg, all that thigh, all that ted beer, p1cked 1t up, drank dranl< drank, found the Ra·
HAIR, god, cing Form, sat dov,rn m HER chau and began checkmg
1 got up and pulled the beerbottle from her mouth out my plays for the Santa A m ta meet, and then 1
and put my dmy bearded face to hers, my hps suck- found one long red hau, one very long red hau along
ing and t\iistmg at hers, hard full crazy, she d1d not the arm of my chau and l ptched 1t up and touched the
push m e a1'1ay, 1 grabbed her under the back, I had end of lt to my c1garette, 1t stz.<:led and shnveled and
her back arched, I had her head rolhng on the back of smoked ever so slight ly, I rr.oved the ctgarette nght
the chatr, our hps splashed together sphced together up a long the h;iu until 1t was a 11 burned e xcept to the
crazy, my hand under the back of tha t BIG body, god, smallest btt tn my fingers and then 1 put that 1n the
the beerbottle hnocl-.ed o ver and spe~•mg on the floor, ashtray and burned tl-Ja t,
and I reached do1vn \,rtth the other hand and npped her Charles Bu!,oHsl-. t. Immortal wnter. tmmortallover.
skut all the 1,ray UP. lo;d lord lord then 1 had her stand· Yl'\!. f:...?..J'!'f go hotrc agJ1n. tt's all too late • •- - -
.Jn_gJ \,ranralh1ng puzhing her all over the rcv;,m... f.~~ l· 1 \vcrked at the beer,
mg tha-t red ha1r around my ears across my face, feel·
ALL INIOi,:u, ,:·J l Cv.~lAirtED
HERElN IS UNClASSIFIED
DATE IMit BY 4aU7-:14S/8&.t"/J"'7
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know him. never knew him
<-tet--me tell you about luur. • FINE. 1 sa1d, SO \\'HAT'S
tilth SlCk hangover I crawled
rm free. • I can shove lumof( fOWN',\ r-IE? -- ~
SORRY. I said, BUT YOU'RE
out from under the sheets the IT DOfSN'T MATTER. MY
MIST AKE:N --1 DON'T KNOW
other day to try to get to the NAME IS 'LEGION'.
YOU. NEVER LIVED OVER
store, buy some food. place- vr:RY FUNNY I l Smiled, I'< e
THERE. SORRY, MAN.
fooJ mstde of me and make I started to' push my basket trotted along, then stopped I
the JOb I hate, a 11 nght. I reached over and got a pack- •
off.
was m thiS gtocery store, 3 nd age of hamburger. then I de-
WELL. MAYBE NOT THER£:.
tim httle slut of a man (he L!ded to g1ve him the brush-
BUT 1 KNOW YOU. 11 WAS
mu.t have been as old as I} A PLACE IN THE BACK. YOU off. I took the hamburger and
but perhaps more comfortable LIVED IN A PLACE IN THE stuck it m h1s hand and shooh
and stup1d and tdwttc, a chtp- BACK, ON THE SECOND hishand wlth n.- s-ayi'ng. wcL4
munk full of beatlenurs and FLOOR. IT WAS ABOUT .\ OK1 GOOD TO SEE YOU, BUT
BOW \VO\v and no regard for YEAR AGO, MAN 1 REALLY 1 I'Vh GOT TO
anythmg except the way ~ SORRY 1 I told him, BUT' I GO.
felt or thouRht or expressed, DRINK TOO MUCH. I FOR- then I sh1fted mto h1gh and
•• he was a hyena-chtpmunk, GET PEOPLE. 1 DID LIVE IN pushed my basket out of there.
a ptece of sloth. a slug. he A PLACE IN BACK, SECOND toward the bread uept. he
kept starmg at me. then he FLOOR, BUT THAT WAS 5 wouldn't shake,
satd: YEARS AGO. ARE YOU STILL IN THE
HEY! I! LISTEN. rM AFRAID YOURE POST OFFICI:.? he asked
he \'<'alhed on up and stood MIXED UP, I'M IN A HURRY, trottmg a long. '
there, stanng. HEY' he satd REALLY. I HAVE TO GO, I'M AFRAID SO
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HE.Y I he had very round eyes I'M REALLY DOWN TO THE YOU OUGHT TO GET -OUT
and he stood there stanng up MINUTE NOW. OF THERE. IT'S A HORR!R LE
at me from out of those very I rolled on off toward the PLACE. IT'S THE WORST
round eyes, the eyes had bot- meat dept. PLACE YOU CAN BE.
toms hke the dirty bottoms of ne ran along bes1de me. I THINK IT Is. BUT YOU
sw 1m m mgpools- '"f'lO reflec tton. YOU'RE BUKOWSKI, AREN'T SEE. I CAN'T DO A~YTHING
I d1dn't have but a few min- YOU? I DON'T HAVE A NY SPECIAL
utes, had to rush, I had YES. I AM. TRAINING.
mused the JOb the day before I WAS THERE. YOU JUST YOU'RE A GREAT POET 1
and had already been coun- DON'T RE~IEMBER, YOU MAN.
Clled --god knows how many WERE DRINKING. GREAT POETS DIE IN
times--for excessive absentee- WHO THE HELL BROUGHT STEAMING POTS OF SHIT.
ism. I really wanted to walk YOU OVER? BUT YOU'VE GOT ALL
away from him but I was too NOBODY. 1 CAME ON MY THAT RECOGNITION FROM
sick to gather myself. he 0\VN. I WROTE A POEM THE LEFT - WING PEOPLE.
looked llke the manager of an ABOUT YOU. YOU DON'T CAN'T ANYBODY DO ANY-
apartment house I had once REMEMBER. BUT YOU DIDN'T THING FOR YOU?
lived 1n a few years back. LIKE IT. left-wing people?_ th1s guy
one of those who was always UMM, l sa1d ~crazy, we trotted along.
standing in the hall at 3 a. m, 1 ONCE WROTE A POE?\! TO 1 HAVE RECOGNITION.
when you entered wtth a THI\T GUY WHO \V'ROTC 'THE FROM MY BUDDIES AT THE
strange woman. MAN WITH THE GOLDEN POST OFFICE. I'M RECOG-
he kept stanng so I said, ARM', WHAT'S HIS NAME? NIZED AS A LUSH AND A
I CAN'T REMEMBER YOU. I'M A LGREN. NELSON A LGREN. HORSEPL'\ YER.
SORRY, I JUST CAN'T REMEM- I satd, CAN'T YOU GET A GRANT
YEAH, he said, I \VROTE OR SOMETHING?
Bl:.R YOU. I'M JUST NOT
VERY GOOD AT THAT SORT \ POE~! ABOUT Hlh-l. SENT I TRIED LAST YEAR.. T!-f£
OF THING. meanwhtle, thmk- IT TO THl~ lv!AG.-<\ZIM. 1 HE HUMANTITIES. ALL I GOT
mg, why don't you go away'> EDITOR SUGGESTED THAT I BACK \vAS A FORM-LETTER
why do you have to be here? SEND THE POEM ' TO HIM, U.FK'En;"CTION, ----.
I don't hke you. - ALGR[N WROTE BACK. HE
I \v A<;AT YOUR PLACE, he WROTE r-.lE BACK A NOTE ON
said. OVER TIIERE 1 he pOint· A ~~-Cllil; FORM. 'TI-US jS
ed. he turned a[Q,lBd and MY Llf£, ' HI: '.v'R01 t ;,If:
noPEN CIT'I 11
pomt<:d south and east. \vhere
I had never lned, worked, EXHIBIT C Los Angeles, Cal:.fornia
but never hved. gp~l J~mua~r, 12-17, 1968
thought, he's a nut. 1 don't Page 12
.....mJ-~1 VERY AS<; itr-'H!!i ~S. lN THE VILLM!.t IN my fnend screamed agam: POEM§_QF LONLINESS HE'S
COUN1 RY IS LIVING ON A THE 30's. I KNC\V BODEN- H••-'['+-f1t'S A GREI~Tf'Olr ! RffiiY -A VERY LONt.iX"Ti:.L-
GRANT. HElM. TERRIBLE. liE GOT DON'T MAKE HiM PAY FOR LOW BUT HE DOESN'T KNO't~
YOU FIN ALLY SAID SOME- MURDERED. LA YlNG AROUND UlS GROCL!HI::S. IT, WE'RE GOING TO SEE
THING, IN ALLEYS LIKE THAT, MUR- HE LIKES TO TALK, l said HIM THIS FRIDAY NIGHT,
DON'T YOU READ AT THE DERED OVER SO!I.IE TRASHY to the checl<Stand boy. BUT 1 DON'T HAVE ANY -
UNIVERSITIES? WOMAN. I WAS IN THE VIL- the chcck~tand boy was aU THING TO WEAR.
I'D RATtlt:R NOT. I CON- LAGE THEN. I WAS A BO- n ght. I pa1d and toob. my HE WON 'T CARE. HE
SIU:R IT POC>STlTUTION. ALL HElvllAN. fM NO BEAT. AND bag. DOESN'T LIKE WOMEN.
THEY WANT 10 DO IS -- fM NO HIPPY. DO YOU READ LIST EN, I'VE GOT TO GO, HE DOESN 'T LIKE WOMEN?
he dtdn't let me flmsh.
GINSBERG, he satd, GINS-
THE 'FREE PRESS '? I s'did- to my fuend. YEAH, HE TOLD ME.
SOMETIMES. somehow, he could not leave LISfEN. GU$TAV, TiiE LAST
BERG READS AT TilE UNIV- TERRIBLE. the store. some fear. he POET \'IE WENT TO SEE WAS
ERSIT IES. AND CREE LEY AND he meant tha t he thought the wanted to keep h 15 good JOb A TERRIBLE PERSON.• WE
OLSON AND DUNCAN AND-- h1pp1es were ternble. he was wonderful. 1t felt very good HADN'T BEEN TH£RE MUCH
I KNOW, being profoundly sloppy. to see h1m standmg m there by MORE THAN AN HOUR AND
1 reached o ver and got my I PAINT TOO. 1 SOLD A the checkstand. not uot u ng HE Gar DRUNK AND START ED
brea d, PAINTING TO MY PSYCHIA- along bes1de me. THROWING BOTTLES ACROSS
THERE ARE ALL FORMS OF TRIST. $320. ALL PSYCH- I'LL BE SEEING YOU, he THE ROOM AND CUSSING.
PROSTIT UTION, he satd, lA TRISTS ARE SICK, VE:..Y said. T H A T WAS BUKOWSKI.
now he was gemng profound, SICK PEOPLE. Q I wa ved h1m away from undEr ONLY HE DOESN'T REMEM·
jesus. I ran toward the vege- more 1933 profo undtty, ~ the bag. BER US,
table dept.
YOU REMEMBER TH AT l UE ~ outslde were the parked cars NO WONDER. -
LISTEN, COULD I SEE YOU
1YOU WROTE ABOUT GOING and the people wa lkmg a round: BUT HE'S VERY LONELY.
AG AIN , SQII.lETI!I.tE?
DOWN TO T HE BEACH AND none of the m read poetry, talk· WE SHOUlD GO SEE HIM.
MY TIME'S SHORT. REALLY
CLI MBING DOWN THE CLIFI- ed poetry wrote poetry, for ALLRlGHT, IF YOU SAY SO,
TIGHT. ' GUSTAV.
TO THE SAND AND SEEING once the masses looked very THANK YOU SW
he found a matchbook. ALL THOSE LOVERS DOWN rea sonable to me. I got to don't • h EETIE,
HERE, PUT YOUR ADDRESS 1HERE AND YOlT WERE A LONE you Wls you wer€
my car, t h rew th e stuff m an d Charles Bukow kl?
DOWN IN HERE. AND WANTED TO GET OUT sat there a moment a woman s I can pamt
oh chnst, I thought, how FAST. YOU GOT OUT SO ·
got out of the car next to me u·too. hft we1ghts
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do you get out wtthout hun-~ FAST YOU LEFT YOUR SHOES and 1 watched as her skut fell t~c 1 gul thlnks that I am <rod.
mg a man's fee~mgs? I wrote DOWN THERE WITH THEM, back and showed me flashes of en other times, lt's not so
guod,
the address down. IT WAS A GREAT PCEM ABOUT wlu te leg above the stockmgs. ,
HOW ABOUT A PHONE NUM- LONLINESS~. one of the world 's greatest
BER? he asked. SO YOU'LL lt was a ,poem about how works of Art: a woman wnh
KNOW \vHEN l M COMING H ARD 1t was to EVER GET fme legs c hmbmg out of her
OVER. a lone, _but I d1dn' t t ell h1 m car. she stood up and the
NO, NO PHONE NUMBER. that. skut fell back do\.,.n, for a
I handed the book back I p1cked up a package of moment she smiled at me,
WHEN'S THE BEST TIME" frozen potatoes and made for then she turned and moved 1t
IF YOU'VE GOT TO cq~!E, the check stand. he uotted all, wobbling, balancmg, shl-
MAKE IT SOME FRIDAY NIGHI' along bes1de me. veung tO\'Iard the grocery store.
AFTER 10. I WORK AS A DISPLA YMAN. I started the car and backed
I'LL BRING A SIX-PA CK. IN THE MARKETS. $154 A out. I had almost forgotten
AND I'LL HAVE TO BRING MY WEEK, I ONLY HIT THE OF- my fnend. but he wouldn't
WIFE. I' VE BEEN MARRIED FICE ONCE A WEEk.. I \V'ORK forget me. tomght he would
27 YEA RS. FROM ELEVEN A.M. TO FOUR say:
T OO BAD, 1 sa td P.M. DEAR, GUESS~H9 _! _SA \V
OH NO , IT'S THE ONLY ARE YOU WORKING NOW? IN 1HE GROCERY 10DA Y? HE
WAY . OH YE AH. I'M WORKING LOOKED ABOUT THE SAME,
HOW DO YOU KNO\V? YOU ON DlSPLA YS IN HERE NOW. MAYBE NOT AS BLOATED.
DON'T KNOW ANY OTHER \viSH I HAD SO~IE INFLU- AND HE HAS THIS LITTLE
\VAY. ENCE. I'D GET YOU ON. THING ON HIS CHIN.
IT ELIMINATES JEALO USY the boy at the chechsta nd WHO WAS IT'>
AND STRIFE. YOU OUGHT .began -t~bb~~g- the groceu es. CHARLES BUKOWSKI.
TO TRY IT. HEY! f d WHO'S THAT?
IT DOESN'T ELIMINATE, IT , ";Y n e n yelled, A POET. HE'S SLIPPED.
'D I'VE TRIED IT DON T MAKE HIM PAY FOR HE CAN'T WRITE AS \vELL AS
ADODHS. y ~~H l REMEMB E•R THOSE GROC Ef<IES ' HE 'S A HE USED TO. BUT !-!-S--U!;m
• POET!
RE'\Dl!>!G n IN O~C OF YOUR 10~WRlTE-·s:ME GREAT STUFF.
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Synopsis: NO T-1 made available a portion of a magazine
entitled ucyp Killer" dated January, 1968, and edited by
I _and! lboth members of New Orleans
Movement for aemocratic Society (NOMDS). NO T-1 advised
that the names and addresses of numerous individuals who are
contributors to this magazine were set forth in the January,
1968 edition including the name CHARLES BUKOWSKI, 5124
Delongpre Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
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NO 140-1425
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION:
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of a magazine entitled "Cop Killer" dated January, 1968
and which is described as ed~ion number opr under the
editorship ofj I
an. . Box 2342, New
Orleans, Loui lana.
NO T-1 further advised that numerous names and

addresses of individuals appear as contributors to this
magazine including the name CHARLES BUKOWSKI, 5124 Delongpre
Avenue, Los Angeles 6 California.
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NO T-1 also stated thatl ~andl I 'l~
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-- -~ty (NOMIJS')and that both have been active in the New ~-
orteans area in anti-Vietnam War activity. - --
NO T-1 adv1sed that the NOMDS was formerly known

as the New Orleans Committee to End the War in Vietnam
(NOCEWV). The latter committee voted to change its name to
the NOMOS in the Spring of 1967, and a constitution prepared
for it specified that it was an affiliate of the Students
for a Democratic Society (SDS).
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STUDENTS FOR A DE\lOCRATIC SOCIETY
The Students for a Democrat1c Society (SDS), as

it is lmown today, came ~nto be1ng at a founding convent1on
held at Port Huron , M1ch1gan , 1n June, 1962 . The SDS is
an assocat1on of young people on the left and has a current
program of protest1ng the draft, promot1ng a campa1gn for
youth to develop a consc1ent1ous obJector status, denounc1ng
Un1ted States 1ntervent1on 1n the war in V1etnam and to
"radically transform" the un1vers1ty commun1ty, and provide
for 1ts complete control by students . Gus Hall, General
Secretary, Commun1st Party, USA, when 1nterviewed by a repre-
sentative of United Press Internat1onal 111 San Franc1sco,
Cal1torn1a, on May 14, 196~ 1 descr1bed the SDS as a part of
the "respons1blc left" wh1ch the Party has "going for us."
At the June, 1965, SDS Nat1onal Convent1on, an antl.-
Communist prov1so was removed from the SDS const1tution.
In the October 7, 1966, 1ssue of "New Left Notes",

the offl.L~al publicat1on of SDS, an SDS spokesman stated
that there are some Commun1sts 111 SDS and they are welcome.
The n a t1onal headquarters of th1s organ1zat1on, as of
Apr11 18, 1967, was located 1n Room 206, 1608 West Mad1son
Street, Ch1cago, Ill1no1S .
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are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
This d ocument contains nelther recom m endations n or conclusions of the FBI It 1 s the property
of the FBI and is loaned to y o ur agency, It and Its cont ents ore not to be distributed o utside
your agency
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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Report of: SA ._I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ .
Date and Place: April 10, 1968

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Assistant Attorney (ieneral APR 1 2 1968

Internal Se c unty Dtv1s 1on
Director, FBI Attention Superv tsor of Serv1ce Sectton

Records Admmtstratwn Offtce
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HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI , JR.
For your mformat10n, and m order that cons tderabon may be gtve n as to
whether any F ede ral laws ha ve been vwlated, there I S transmitted he rewtth one copy
of a letter of th t s date to the Umted States Ctvil Serv1ce Commtsswn together wtth
one copy each of It'> enclosures covermg an mve">tlgatton conduc ted concermng the
captioned md1 v1d ual.
n Reference IS made to thi s Bureau 's le tter dated

Tht s 1s furnt s he d to &upplement the data prevwus ly forwarded to
the Departme nt m th1s case.
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Choracttl: SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
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your a qency , It and Its contents are not to be di•tr lbu t ed outside your aqency
WFO 140-25786
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION:
The files of the House Committee on Un"American

Activities were reviewed on March 12, 1968, by SEI I
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On March 14, 1968, a file pertaining to the employee
at the Bureau of Personnel Investigations Civil Service
Commission was reviewed and no additional pertinent information
was noted.
Records of the Passport Office, United States
Department of State (USDS), reviewed by SAl I
on April S, 1968, contained a Report of Birth of HENRY CHARLES
BUKOWSKI, JR. This report disclosed that BUKOWSKI was born
August 16, 1920, in An~ach, Germany. His parents were
listed as HENRY CHARL UKOWSKI, born in Pasedena, California,
whose occupation was ntracting business, th~re~g rn
.~affendorf. Hoch Strasse 40, Germany, and KA~RI~ETT
~UKOWSKI born Weissentyrm., ,Germany. According to ....the record,
the fat r or the employee was then employed in a civilian
capacit by the Rents Requisitions and Claims Service of the
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recommend 1t10n~ nor conclu~1ons of
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the FBI and IS lo'lned to your a~~ency;
it a.nd 1ts con tent" are not to be
cbstnbuted outl>1de your age:dcy.
4-15-68
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To: SAC, New Orleans (140-1425)

Prom: Director, FBI (140-35907)
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HENRY CHARLES BUJCOWSKI , JR.
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Re New orleans report 4-10-68.

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concerning reliability of NO T-1, whoae information is used I
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are authorized, the reliability and evaluation of the aources
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HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., also known as

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On Apr1l 15, 1968, Mr.l lchief,
Reference Service Branch, Federal Records Center, made avall-
able the U. s. Attorney's, Eastern Distr1ct of Louis1ana, File
#12974, 1n Federal Records Center Conta1ner #12106, on HENRY
CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR., which disclosed the follow1ng pertinent
information:
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On June 21, 1944, Mrs.l I
Chief Clerk, b7C
Local Draft Board #2, New Orleans, Louisiana, submitted a
letter to the U. S. Attorney's Off1ce, New Orleans, Lou1s1ana,
ask1ng for ass1stance 1n getting Reg1strant BUKOWSKI exam1ned
by a Med1cal Advisory Board. This letter further adv1sed
the Registrant was reJected for M1l1tary Serv1ce on July 2,
1943, by reason of "Military Unsuitable Group 5". Pr1or to
report1ng, he advised Local Draft Board #2 by letter that he
d1d not have any 1ntentions of reporting for induct1on due to
his personal philosophy, and wanted to know JUSt what act1on
Local Draft Board #2 would take 1n v1ew of that 1nformat1on.
Local Draft Board #2 adv1sed him unless he reported,the matter
would be handled by the U. S. Attorney's Off1ce, New Orleans.
For several months following his reJect1on, the case
was not re-opened, but after the med1cal survey program was put
into effect, Local Draft Board #2, endeavored to have h1m
exam1ned by a Phychiatr1st, 10 order to determine if Registrant
was a malingerer.
On March 15, 1944, Local Draft Board #2, had been
unsuccessful 1n locat1ng Reg1strant at any of the various address-
es that was furnished to Local Draft Board #2. All ma1l was
returned "Uncla1med". Last address was Ph1ladelph1a, Pennsylvan1a.
On June 27, 1944, this case was referred to the FBI
Off1ce, New Orleans, Lou1siana, by the U. S. Attorney's Off1ce,
New Orleans, for 1nvestigat1on.
On August 7, 1944, the Reg1strant was exam1ned by
Armed Service Forces, Armed Forces Induct1on Station, 32nd
Street and Lancaster Avenue, Phlladelphia, Pennsylvania, by
I I Captain, Q.M.C. Induct1on Off1cer and was found
to be physically and mentally d1squal1f1ed for mil1tary service
and rejected for "Failing To Meet Medical Standards."
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On August 25, 1944, the U. S. Attorney's Office,

New Orleans, Louis1ana, closed their case s1nce Registrant had
corrected his delinquency with Local Dratt Board #2, by report-
ing for Physical Exam1nation and found to1physlcally unfit for
m1litary service.
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the rnt 11 1., th -proTwrty of
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tt and tb L< Hte .. t- tn• not to be
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140-35907
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APft 2 6 1968
[ _j Clostng Full Fi e l d
To Directo r, Burea u of Per sonn e l lnves tlgahons Dtsloyal [ ]
Ctvll Service CommisSIOn Unfo unded[~
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From John Edgar Hoover, DIOtor
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Closmg PI
ClosJrtg Supp
Subject
l!J Supplemental FF
Tram,mJtted herewith are two cop1es o f the foll ow1ng co mmun tcat wns
contain ing the r co;; ults of
~ l full field InvestigatiOn Please adv1 se th1s Bureau o f the ultimate

(!Jspos1tlon 1n thJs matte r
'__] 1\n InqUiry.

Jl~t~t-
Report of
April 10, ~:Js, I dated
at Rew ~rieans, Louisiana.
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Report of
April 16, ~;!B, I dated
at Dallas, Texas.
Report of SAl Ida ted
April 12, 1968, at Washington, D. c.
Me~orandum dated April 10, 1968, at

New Orleans, Louisiana. ~~- .35 j
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~ Prwr co rrespond e n ce ha<> prevwusly been furmshed y ou r agen"cy.
L- 1 RetUined herewith tb th is mdivJdual's Standard Form

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md 1 VIdual for F'edPral Pmpl oy mont
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Class1fied confidential as enc. so classified.
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TO: DIUCTOR, PBI (140-35807)

PRO.: SAC, Xft ORLB&JfS (140-1425) (RUC)
SUBJBCT:
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JIDBY CBARLBS BUKOWSKI , JB. , aka
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Re report of SA I dated I
4/10/68 at Rew Orlean• and Bureau airtel to Rew Orlean•
dated 4/15/68.
1Dc1oaed for the Bureau are aix (6) copiea of
an evaluation ae.oraDdaa concerniDC the reliability of
•o T-1, wboae inforaatioa ta utilized in referenced
report. Tbia docu.eat waa iD&dvertently oaitted wben
referenced report waa eu~itted.
Appropriate errore scored.
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Assistant Attotn ey General
Internal Secunty DivisiOn
Duector, FBI At ten hon Su perv1sor of Serv tee Sectt on

Records Ad mm 1s tra twn 0 ff1 ce
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For your mformabon, and m order that c onstderat10n may be glVe n as to
whether any F ederal laws have been vwlated, there I S transm i tted he rew ith one copy
of a letter of thts date to the Umted States C1v1l Service CommissiOn toge ther w1th
one copy each of Its enclobures covenng an mvesttgatwn conducted concermng the
captwne d mdt v1dual
Reference IS made to thts Bureau's le tter dated April 12, 1968.

Th1s t s furm s he d to s upplement the data prevwu ... ty forwarded to
the Department m th t s case
DEC LAS SIFICATIO~rATJTHOP.ITY DERPlED F P..O:H:

FBI AUTOUATIC DECLASSIFIC.UIOJor GUIDE
DATE 09 -23- 2 009
140-35907
Enc (5) ((lpon remov al of clas~!{!ed end o~ ure s , 1{ any, th 1s tran <>milta//e tt Pr become'> l 'liCLA 'l', lF"IED!
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Classif1ed eeAfi4aAt1al as enc. so classif1ed .
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EXEJ:iPTED FP..OU AUTO!D.TIC
DECLASSI F ICAT I ON
AUTH ORITY DERI VED FRCiri:
FBI .o.TJTOr:t.•.TIC DECLASSIFICAT ION GUID E
ALL HrFORH:A.TIOH CmiTAHIED EXEIIPTION CODE 2.5X ( 1- (H,.l.lll.ar>) )
HERE HI IS mrCLASSI FIED E::O::C:EPT DATE 0 9-2:3-2009
TJJHERE 5HOl(f]I OTiiER1H 5E
140-35907
July 29, 1968
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DJf&Y CBAIL.'I8 BUJD..:I , J&.
Poat Office Depart.e~~t
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OD April 12 and April 26, 1968, the Civil Service

Comaiuion (C8C) waa furniued reports in captioned u.tter.
Aa previoualy reportedl l11ves
witb Henry Charlea Bukow8ki in a coa.on law relationahip on
a part-ti- baaia, although both maintain •pante addreuee.
The egplpyee in an gfjicial Post Office record identified
I _ born I I aa his wife and
indicated her addr... to be 5526 Carlton Way, Los Angeles,
California.
Loa Angelea T-3 adviaed on April 5, 1968, that as of

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April 4, 1968, a yearly 8U}):rtptipp ot t;ha "Deop1e'• World"
(PW) expired in the a ... ofl_ j5526 Carlton Way,, a
Loe Ange1ea, california, aDd tbat the actual'" expiration date ~
wae March 18, 1968. The n 1• a West Coaet co..uniat newapaper. 0
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(100-448357-6)
Beporta concerningl lwert turn&lhed
to tht esc
on l'ebruary 10, 1950, under the title otC I
I j Bational Bureau of Standards, Department of Coaaerce,
1faah D. C., aGE." The Comai-ion advised OD J'u1y 21, 1950,
that waa "eligible on loyalty" and on Boveaber 3, 1951, that
~-~"reaigned or otberwiae Mparated prior to a deciaion on
loyalty" in connection with employment at the Federal Security
Agency, Wa8h1ngton, D. C. (121-21439) bl
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UNuED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Washington, D. c.
In Reply, Plewe Refer to July 29, 1968
File No. 140-3 5907
Title HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI , JR.


Reference Memorandum dated and captioned
as above.

are concealed ln referenced communicatlon have furnlshed reliable
lnformatlon in the past.
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Assistant Attorn ey General July 29, 1968
Internal Secur1ty Dtvtswn
Dnector, FBI AttentiOn Supervisor of Servtee Secbon

0 Records Admtnts tra tlon Office
HENRY aiARLIS BUKO'IBXI, JR.
Poat Office Department
SECURITY OP OOVJ:BNIIBtn' BKPLOYJ:ES
For your mfonnatron, and m order that consideratiOn may be g1ve n a s to

whether any F ederal laws ha ve bee n vwlated, the re I S transmitted he rew1th one copy
of a letter of this date to the Umted States Civil Serv1ce Commission t oge ther with
one copy each of Its enclosures c overmg an mve s tlgatwn conducted c oncermng the
captiOned md1 vidual.
n Reference I S made to this Bureau' s let ter dated April 26 ' l968.
This IS furni s he d to supplement the data previOu s ly forwarde d to
the Department m this case.
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140-35907
Dare July 29, 1968

0 Closwg Full F1eld
To Daector, Bureau of Personnel Investlgatwn s Dtsloyal D
C1 vll Serv1 ce Comm 1sswn UnfoundedO
0 Closmg PI
From John Edgar Hoove r, Dnector D Closmg Supp
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(J fiJ Supplemental FFI
Subject DB&Y CBABLI£1 BUKOWIID, Ja.
Poat Office Department
DCUUTY OF GOYERNMBNT EMPLOYEES
Transmi tted herew1 th are two cop1e6 of the followm g commumcahons

contmmn g the re sults of
ca A full fwld m vest1gatwn . Ple a se adv1se t ht s Bureau of the ultimate

d1spo61tlon m th1s matter
0 An mqmry.
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Memorandum dated July 29, 1968, at I' I
Waabington, D. C.
Memorandum dated July 29, 1988, at
Washington, D. C.
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00 Pnor correspondence ha s prevwusly been furmshed your agency.

D Returned herew ith I6 th1s mdivtdual's Standard Form
Th1s matte r D Pendmg. D Pendmg another Govern me nt agency . [];No further
actwn 1s contemplated under Executive Order 10450 m the absence of a specifiC request.
Th1 s mformatwn should not be d1ssemmated to unauthonzed persons or agencies.
h1s Bureau makes no recommendation regardmg cl.earance or disapproval of the captioned
md1v1dual for Federal entploy me nt
En c. ( 4) !Upon removal of cldt>~enclot.ure s, 1{ any, tlt1S tran sm ittal l etter beco~

es U L ASSIFIED J
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BUREAU OF PERSONNEL INVESTIGA .S
WASHINGTON,[) C 20.i15
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Federal Bureau of lnvest1gahon
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~UKOWSKI, Henry Charles, Jr.

J DATE OF BIRT.-
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!'OSITION, ORGANIZATION, AND L.OCATION
Distribution Clerk
The dtsposthon made of tht& case m whtch your Bureau conducted mveshgahon rs tnd1cated
below
A. 0 APPLICANT
\ [X] EMPLOYEE ;,
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B. FINAL ACTION
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After
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charges were preferred or after bemg advtsed that charges were to be preferred.
Otfu!i:
0 Separated (other than by restgnatJon) or dropped from constderahon before determmahon was
completed.
C. AUTIWRITY FOR INVESTIGATION
IX E. o. 10450 0 P . L. 920
[J E. O. 9835
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Federal Bureau of Investigation

March 31, 2017

MR. JOHN GREENEWALD JR.

FOIPA Request No.: 1364498-000

Dear Mr. Greenewald:

SUBSECTIONS OF TITLE 5, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 552

SUBSECTIONS OF TITLE 5, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 552a

(d)(5) information compiled in reasonable anticipation of a civil action proceeding;

(k)(4) required by statute to be maintained and used solely as statistical records;

Total Deleted Page(s) 3

Freedom of Information I Privacy Acts

Subject: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI

(l.f,Jdle Nome ) DATE OF THIS REQUEST

M ESU~f 6 -(M a. de n name names by f or mer rn~rn.,qe s f ormer ol."met

f- h.c •ltnr l"' f t '" t "lrm

8BCUaiTY 0'1 GOftlliDIIT DPLOYD8 (~!?J9 71 #(1.6/13~ W'~

X:_: SF -85 D SF-57 0 DI 35r-= SF-60

0 Determm e whe ther s ufflcten t mformat w n exists to warrant a n FFI , tf so, /

F: twh P I shoulrl be sufhctent ly complete to reso lve the questwn of loyalty.

[-=_,~ co nverted, advt'5e Bureau and a uXlhary offices , spec1fymg 21 -d ay

Loa Anplu will repf bas 1s for m vestlgatlon. I

Loa Aaaelea airtel of 2-26-68 rei

New York letter of 8-28-63 re Charles Bukowski,

SEE PAGE 3 FOR FURTHBR SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS.

Letter to Loa Angeles

You are author~zed to conduct necessary 1 nvest1gat1on

FROM XJ J . H Gale 0 I. W. Conrad

Sex Rac e Height Name and aliases (For use of Laboratory)

Date and p lace of birth Age

: It ~ ~ j ~ ~ \.: ;:;I.J ' JLD

Lo::; L!!:;-e lc~ Co. Civi~ ,,

esc-A , lie n~y Charl es 3-21-52

Henry Ch2.::'1CS 2-5-58

Enclosures to letter dated March 6t 1968,

Re: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI 1 JR.

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5, 000 dollars worth of crazy btrds, all

my name is Henry. Charles is my middle name. when my mother d1ed it

F. S.- you can't screw a bird if you can't catch one.

&.;20 Ca_Y.l~?n rt .•::.~, L~~ Ange-...~es.,

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INvC::STIGATION

\ HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI , J'R.,

(: /~o k,\ J: Jr, ,

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UNI, _o STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU ICE

HENRY CHARLES BUI:OlfSXI , JR.

Synopsos Marriage records indicate HENRY C. BUKOWSKI, JR. and

On Karch 11, 1~8, the records of the Clark County b6

FEDER AL B URI!.AU OF IN VI!.ST I G ATIO~

In Reply, Please Refer t Q

T1 tle: HENRY CHARLES BUKOWSKI, JR .

Date and Place: March 12, 1968

rht5 IS amended copy of Secttrtty of Gnvernme11f

f.:Transm1t the followmg m --------.,~----,-----..,.....,...--------1!:I

l' . · ll:S--11 ' ~l~"ll!£5/&l~

~~~~~~lrurther advised 'that the emplryee

Philadelphia division will check appropriate \ ~~J

ReBu1et, 3/6/68; WFOairte1, 3/14/68.

The above arrests noted in CSC fiitu~~re contained on

TC : SJ\C, lOS t..!fGELt.S

FROM: SAC, ~FO (140-25786~(f) "-______..-- '

HL"41<Y CH,\.RLtg) BUKOWSKI, JR.

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by _.=S.:.:A.....I________.f--- Date dictated ;3=/_l~9_!_/_6_8_ _ __