Federal Firearms Act

59. Advertisement from Shotgun News, June 1, 1964, for Hy Hunter

Weapons

181

183

60. Advertisement from Shotgun News, May 1, 1965, concerning imported

firearms

61. Legislative Bulletin of the National Rifle Association sent to all

members and clubs in Prince Georges County, Md., on bill No. 13

an ordinance to amend the existing weapons law of that county...

62. Letter dated April 9, 1965, from the National Rifle Association_of

America (Franklin L. Orth, executive vice president) to NRA

membership__ -

63. Treasury Department analysis of the National Rifle Association

letter to the NRA members dated April 9, 1965, concerning S. 1592.

64. Letter dated August 5, 1965, from Franklin L. Orth, executive vice

president, National Rifle Association, to the Honorable Thomas J.

Dodd, U.S. Senate

65. Article from the American Bar Association Journal, June and July

1965 (vol. 61, No. 6 and 7) entitled "The Lost Amendment," by

Robert A. Sprecher----

66. Article trom the American Rifleman entitled "To Have and Bear

Arms," by Judge Bartlett Rummel....

67. Senate Memorial No. 1 of the 27th Arizona Legislature adopted and

approved by the Governor on May 14, 1965, urging Congress to

oppose S. 1592__

68. Statement submitted by the Honorable Paul J. Fannin, Senator from

Arizona on behalf of the Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association

in opposition to S. 1592_..

69. Supplemental statement of Thomas L. Kimball, executive director,

National Wildlife Federation, dated June 7, 1965-

*70. Photographs of antique firearms submitted by Dr. Harmon Leonard,

president, American Society of Arms Collectors.

71. Photograph of 81-mm. Russian mortar (exhibits 71 through 75 con-

tain weapons purchased by subcommittee consultant who was a

provisional member of "The Minutemen")

72. Photograph of 50-mm. Finnish mortar__

73. Photograph of 2.36-inch bazooka (top)..

74. Photograph of M-1 rifle with grenade launcher and grenades_-

75. Photograph of hand grenades, bazooka rockets, rockets, and 81-mm.

mortar shell..

76. Chart: Tabulation of weapons used in homicides, aggravated assaults,

and robbery during fiscal year 1964 in the District of Columbia...

77. Cases of criminal offenses being committed in Washington, D.C., with

weapons which were purchased in nearby jurisdictions...

78. Photograph: Firearms used in crimes in the District of Columbia

which were purchased in nearby counties..

292

79. Photograph: Sample, mail-order-type guns confiscated in 1962 in

2d precinct, District of Columbia....

292

80. Photograph: Sample, mail-order-type guns confiscated in 1962,

District of Columbia__

293

81. Supplemental statement "Questions on S. 1592" submitted by C. R.

Gutermuth, vice president of the Wildlife Management Institute,

dated June 2, 1965.

313

82. Membership list of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc.,

Riverside, Conn....

319

83. Treasury Department analysis of a newsletter of the National Shoot-

ing Sports Foundation on S. 1592, dated April 19, 1965-

84. Chart: Percent of guns used in crimes purchased outside of Massa-

chusetts

326

346

85. Chart: Number of guns used in Massachusetts crimes identified as

stolen by Massachusetts State Police. - -

347

86. Chart: Guns purchased outside of Massachusetts used in crimes

87. Summary of cases involving firearms from the Massachusetts State

Police...

349

366

88. Chart: Purchases of firearms outside of Massachusetts by Massa-
chusetts residents___

352

*89. Report submitted by Massachusetts State Police of confiscated fire-
arms sold in Massachusetts...

356

90. Article from Boston Sunday Globe, May 9, 1965, entitled "87 percent
of Massachusetts Crime Guns Bought Elsewhere" by Ray Richard.

91. Copy of a study of firearms licensing conducted by the Wisconsin

Legislative Reference Library for the State legislature.

358

377

92. Photograph: 20-mm. Lahti antitank rifle confiscated by State Police

from three youths in Sussex County, N.J... ... .

402

93. Photograph: Sample of ammunition confiscated by State Police from

three youths in Sussex County, N.J.

403

94. Copy of an article entitled "Nostalgia Helps Gun Lobby Torpedo

Controls" by David Acheson, which appeared in the Washington

Post on January 10, 1965..

95. National Rifle Association Legislative Bulletin dated March 21,

1963, addressed to all N RA members and clubs in Maryland oppos-

ing firearms legislation introduced by Leonard S. Blondes_-

96. Letter dated July 19, 1965, from Leonard S. Blondes to Carl L.

Perian, staff director, Senate Subcommittee To Investigate Juvenile

97. Letter dated June 22, 1965, from Franklin L. Orth, executive vice

president, National Rifle Association to the Honorable Thomas J.

Dodd____

431

98. Letter dated June 30, 1965, from Senator Joseph D. Tydings to

Subcommittee Chairman Thomas J. Dodd..

99. Letter dated August 19, 1965, from Assemblyman Leonard S.

Blondes to Subcommittee Chairman Thomas J. Dodd..

100. Legislative Bulletin of the National Rifle Association dated January

23, 1963, addressed to all NRA members and clubs in Maryland

concerning Mr. Angelo F. Palmisano's firearms bill.

101. List of citizens in Philadelphia who opposed gun legislation in that

city...

102. Letter to Mr. William Mooney dated July 7, 1965, from Police Com-

missioner Howard R. Leary, concerning the number of long guns

used in reported crimes in Philadelphia in 1964--

103. Telegram from chief deputy attorney general, Charles A. O'Brien, of

California, to Carl Perian, dated June 8, 1965, concerning the effec-

tiveness of gun regulations in California__

104. Memorandum from the Library of Congress dated June 7, 1965, en-

titled "Scope of Congressional Practice of Delegating Discretion

to Executive Officers To Issue Regulations Implementing Enforce-

105. Application form for Federal firearms license submitted by James

V. Bennett, former Director, U.S. Bureau of Prisons.

106. Police report of Chief Leo Blackwell, of Griffin, Ga__

107. Photograph of weapons seized by police department of Griffin, Ga.,

from 5 alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan.-

505

108. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns)..

506

109. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns).

507

110. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns)..

508

111. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns, rifles, and shotguns).

509

112. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns) _ _

510

113. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns)__

511

114. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (handguns, rifles, and shotguns).

512

115. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (rifles and sawed-off shotguns).

513

116. Photographs of weapons seized by the Atlanta, Ga., Police Depart-

ment (rifles, shotguns and sawed-off rifles and shotguns) _ .

*117. Homicide reports submitted by chief of police, Herbert Jenkins,

Atlanta, Ga..

514

515

118. Page 13 of the 1964 annual report of the Atlanta Police Department,

"Homicide".

516

119. Page 16 of the 1964 annual report of the Atlanta Police Department,

"Murder".

517

120. Report of the Atlanta Police Department comparing 1964-65 crime

figures for the period January through May-

518

121. Analysis of sections of bill S. 1592 submitted by Douglas R. Hell-

strom, executive vice president, Smith & Wesson, Inc.

531

122. Resolution of the Game, Forestation and Parks Commission, State of

Nebraska

548

123. Statement by Mr. Dudley Osborn of the Nebraska Game, Foresta-

tion and Parks Commission.

550

124. Legislative Resolution 50 of the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature,

75th session...

551

125. Editorial entitled “Guns by Mail" from the Boston Herald, May 22,
1965__

552

126. Article entitled "Controversy and Confusion Swirl Around Gun

Bill," from the Christian Science Monitor by Josephine Ripley,

May 26, 1965.

127. Article entitled "The Gun Law That Didn't Go Off," from the

Reporter magazine, October 8, 1964, by Elizabeth Brenner Drew__

128. Article entitled "Massacre Canyon Cap Snappers," from Nebraska-

129. Report of the Metropolitan Police Department of the City of St.

Louis dated June 25, 1965, "Survey of Guns Used in Crimes in

St. Louis".

130. Report of the Metropolitan Police Department of the City of St.

Louis dated June 23, 1965, "Research on Juveniles Involved in

Possession of Firearms"-

131. Chart: Persons charged with certain offenses by age and sex, Jan-

uary 1, 1962, to December 31, 1962, annual report for 1962, St.

Louis Police Department

134. Telegram dated June 1, 1965, from Mayor Robert F. Wagner, New

York City to the Honorable Thomas J. Dodd..

133. Chart: Persons charged with certain offenses by age and sex, Jan-

uary 1, 1964, to December 31, 1964, annual report for 1964, St.

Louis Police Department...--

132. Chart: Persons charged with certain offenses by age and sex, Jan-

uary 1, 1963, to December 31, 1963, annual report for 1963, St.

Louis Police Department..

597

135. Article entitled "The Real Facts Behind S. 1592" from the July 1965

issue of Guns and Ammo__

598

601

623

136. Editorial by Mr. Thomas J. Siatos from the April 1965 issue of Guns

and Ammo...

626

137. Excerpt from the CBS News telecast by Walter Cronkite on Decem-

138. Sign displayed in hardware store in Worthington, Minn..

139. Consent slip required for anyone under 18 years of age prior to pur-

chase of guns or ammuniion in hardware store in Worthington,

Minn.....

140. Statement dated July 14, 1965, containing changes made in California
State firearms laws submitted by Mr. Hale Champion, director of

of finance for the State of California__.

141. Photograph of J. P. Strom, director of South Carolina law enforce-

ment division with .50 caliber machinegun and ammuintion seized

at Fort Motte Airstrip, Calhoun County, S.C___

142. Photograph of boxes of .50 caliber ammunition seized at Fort Motte

Airstrip, Calhoun County, S.C___

143. Photograph of weapons purchased in South Carolina by four members

of the Black Muslim group from New York City...

144. Chronology of events regarding request of Mr. Samuel L. Maxwell

to testify at hearings on S. 1592.

145. Letter from Mr. Samuel L. Maxwell addressed to Mr. Carl L. Perian

dated May 14, 1965.

146. Letter from Senator Thomas J. Dodd, chairman, to Mr. Samuel L.

Maxwell, dated May 17, 1965_..

147. Letter from Mr. Samuel L. Maxwell to Senator Warren G. Magnuson,

with copies to Washington congressional delegation, referred to

the Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee by Senator Henry M.

Jackson

148. Map: "Countries of Origin of Imported Firearms," total imported

149. Photograph: Winchester, model 70, cal. .30-06-

150. Photograph: M98 Mauser Deluxe Sporter, cal. .30–06_

151. Photograph: German 98 Mauser military rifle, cal. 8 mm.

152. Photograph: U.S. Springfield model 1903 A3 surplus rifle, cal. .30-06-

153. Article from the Washington Evening Star, October 2, 1964, con-

cerning weapons seized by the FBI in McComb, Miss...

692

693

706

154. United Press International Photograph of cache of weapons seized

outside Buffalo, N.Y. in 1961 from Bobby Wilcoxon and Albert

Nussbaum.

155. Statement of Samuel Cummings, "Origin of Military Surplus".

156. Statement of Samuel Cummings. "Firearms Import Statistics".

157. Statement of Samuel Cummings, "SAAMI”.

158. Statement of Samuel Cummings, "Outline of Moves to Obtain

Embargo on Military Rifle Imports".

159. Statement of Samuel Cummings, "Small Business Market”.

*Material has been retained in the permanent files of the subcommittee.

State associations: New Mexico Wildlife & Conservation Association, Inc..

758

Auburn Sportsman's Club, Inc., Auburn, Mass.

762

Alaska Sportsmen's Council, Juneau, Alaska.

The Wayne County Sportsman's Club, River Rouge, Mich

League of Ohio Sportsmen..

762

763

765

College Area Rifle & Revolver Association, State College, Pa...

765

Illinois State Rifle Association, Chicago, Ill

766

Sportsmen's Council, Marine District of New York State...

775

New Jersey Sporting Goods Dealers & Manufacturers, Inc., Milltown,

N.J..

777

The Camp Fire Club of America, New York.

778

Guns magazine, Skokie, Ill

780

Warren Page, Field & Stream_

Vaughn K. Goodwin, National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association......-

Sportsmen & Firearms Counsel and the Ohio Rifle & Pistol Associa-

tion, Cleveland, Ohio..

Boone & Crockett Club, Robert S. Waters, president, Johnstown, Pa..

Joe H. McCracken, III, Dallas, Tex., representing the National Skeet

Shooting Association, Amateur Trapshooting Association, Texas

Shooters Association, California Skeet Association, and Dallas Gun

Club..

North-South Skirmish Association, John C. Carroll, chairman, legisla-

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