Only three stapled packets of correspondence in this folder. 1. Letters (Aug.-Dec. 1961) re/ responses to complaints about the amount of communist propaganda material that is allowed to enter the United States and use U.S. Mail Service; 2. Letter (12/12/61) from B.H. Flinn (Deputy Commissioner Entry, Value and Penalties, Bureau of Customs, Treasury Dept.) & attached copy of “Imports in the Mails at New York, N.Y. From Countries Designated as Communists Areas Pursuant to 19 U.S.C 1362 (whether or not propaganda) . . . Total Pieces . . . Average number of pieces per month, calendar year 1960 . . . . 1,341,298;” letter (1/2/62) from Philip Nichols, Jr. (Commissioner of Customs) & attached copy of duplicate of above “Imports . . . .”