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22 November 1963

captain W. P. Gennaway Special Service Bureau Alias Police Departaent

Theo! Lieutenant Jack Revill Q•iminal Intelligence Section Special Service Bureau Dallas Police Department

SUBJECT: TEXAS SCHOOL aCCE DEPOSITOR! 411 AM

Sir'

the following is a list of the names and addresses of the employees of SUBJLCT location.

N;Oti

AARVEI LEN WALD Altc.J DAVIS JUDY MCGJLLI A,T4 WaStA MARL iOLLIS viczu ADAMS caaL4s DOUGLAS GIVINS O. V. CAMPELLL OfIS N. WILLIAMS DORIS BURLS

,- MRS. JIM RA,..SE i- f tuagiDa

MRS R. D. WHITAKER PAT LAWRiACS DANN! GARCIA ____IALIMLUALIBOIRWL RA! ist ARD tit S LA4-RANGA S. FORD

RA! AD,ARD LE4IIS

'10CIS PePER MRS. ROBERT A. R:110

Riaatr.::UAZ AOLINA qUiL1RAMLN

HRS. J. CLAN

417. INT.

NONE NOME NCME NOKS RIME MORI DOKI NOR&

ROM

NOIR DOKE DOKE DONE DORS MORS DUOS •0113 MRS

INT. 2370-9-49 =DIP INT. 239216

ADERESS

605 :.:LSBETH 903 '1,ESPONT 4144 0-4En0N 6118 D,ILIAD BOX 5944 DALLAS 3651 FONTANA RIYE NO A') A4S3 7120 TWIN TRL LANE 3429 SOUTHWESTe.RN BLVD. Ma !Haar 704 N. MADISON 1703 3. AMOR 105 .3LEN PARE DRIVE 302 N. WEVXMERE 1502 BENNETT 1502 AVENUE 9 APT. B. 290) SOUTH BLVD 30 N. ?CREST CREST, 7.114LAND, TUB

2903 SOUTH BLVD. 303 N. FOREST CREST 7402 MUNGER 191 ELMWOOD BLVD.4 BROWN 404 I. MIDEDI 7727 .-AR LANE

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NAME REF. oT.

HAROLD DEAN NORMAN CARL EDWARD JONES BUELL WESLEI FRAZIER

JOE EARL JARMAN DOROTHY GARNER

Jai Eligia wry FOSTER MRS. ELSIE DOMAN MRS. OLIVER -HEMS BETTY THORN TON SANDRA 3TXLR&

NONE NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NOES NONE NONE NONE NONE Nom

NOEL NONE NON! NONE NONE NONE

MRS..R.A. REID GENEVA L. HIKE MARTHA REED SARA STANTON MRS. HOBERT E. SANDERS HEARER? LES TER JUNKIER

L.R. VILE3 NONE (Left building approximately 12:15 pi, was across the street when shots were fired returned to building at 3:10 pa)

ADDRESS

1,858 BEULAH PLACE 3709 SPRING 2439 w. 7I71M IRVING, TEXAS 3942 ATLANTA 911 ROYAL FORNEY, TEXAS 3126 LEMON, APT. 2 5723 MAROOITTA 1233 E. LOUISIANA 4717 WAVERLY )1307 ROLINDA 2102 mum=

TEXAS 1914 ELMWOOD 2305 anus ROAD 3341 w. monsi 227 N. SWING 4226 DE MAR 1799 LINDY LANE IRVING, TEXAS 3210 ST. CROIX CH-7-3854

7310 BRIERYLELD DRIVE

371S INWOOD ROAD LA-8-1775 6934 CASA LOMA we l-2761 2311 N. PRAIRIE TL-3-2615 2719 CUMBERLAND DRIVE msaguilm, TEXAS, B14-3525

mil below listed employees of SUBJECT organisation lift the building at 12'15 psis and were standing across the street. May observed the assasidnatilen of President JOHN F. KENEKOT, and returned at 2'55 pm.

MRS. A.D. DICKERSON NONE

MAID LEI WILLIAMS NONE

MIS. HERMAN M. CLAY NONE

GEORGIA RUTH SEND= NOME

PEGG/ maim HAM= El!

MRS. WILLIAM V. PAMIR NONE

Dow= P. KOONAS

NONE

'TIROL" RACILEY

NONE

59.145JOJAMICOL____ TA-3-760o - 825 ANION -7R-14-7251 -BOX 573, FERRIS, TEXAN 5114.3821

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JANiiGLIELLABUK, 63L DALE DRIVE,,CAskagufictund a coat on INDMSTRIAL BOULEVARD under ths VORTH This coat was given to Lieutenant E. Eaminski, who relsassd it to the Homicide and Robbery Bureau. (LARUE is not m employee of SUBJECT organisation).

fluted ttad

R.W. Westphal De otive criminal Intelligence Ssotion

P.M. Parks, Detective Administrative Section

taibuitted,

Lieuten.,ni, 4r it.itral Intelligrmae Section

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brusher 22, 1963

Captain W.F. Oatusate7 Lpecial =aeries aureau

5041.0To Lee Harrel Cuwald 6p1 Flabeth met

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On ?brother 22, 1963, at approximately 2150PM, the undersizned officer act ST.ocial Ae;ent JaAts Hasty of the Federal dureau of Investigation in the basement of the City Hall.

At that time bpectial Adam Hasty related to this officer that the Subject was a membar of the Communist Party, ..asi that he was reeiuing in Dallas.

The Subject was arrested for the murder of Cfficer J.D. Tippit and is a prime suspect in the aesamaination of PI-ea/cent KenmodY.

The informatian regardltei the 0ubjectis affiliation with the Cus.uniat ?arty is the first infor-ation this officer has received from the Zederd Atreus of Investigation regarding same. -

.iont Hosty further stated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was mare of the Subjeet and that they had information that this Subjact was capable of oomed.tting the assassination of President Kennedy.

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November 23, 1963

Captain W. P. Gannaway Special Service Bureau Dallas Police Department

Thru: Lieutenant Jack Revill Criminal Intelligence Section Special Service Bureau Dallas Police Department

SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION LEE HARVEY OSWALD

Sir:

The following report is aubmitted for your information.

On November 22, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested in the balcony of the Tezas Theater, 231 West Jefferson Blvd and was charged with the murder of President John F. Kennedy and the murder of Officer J. D. Tippit.

Respectfully submitted, t,l -) . . St ee ow, Detective Criminal Intelligence Section

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December 23, 1963

Captain W. P. Gannaway Special Service Bureau Dallas Police Department

Thru: Lieutenant Jack Revill Criminal Intelligence Section Special Service Bureau Dallas Police Department

SUBJECT: CRIMINAL INTELLIGFNCE (4)

Sir:

The undersigned Officer was assigned, along with two

United States Secret Service Agents, at the JAMES E7,REERT MARTIN residence, 11611 Farrar, for security purposes on December 21, 1963. Mrs. MARINA GSWALD is presently living at this address. The following report, regarding occurancee during this tour of duty, is submitted for your information.

At 10:40 a. m. 141.1.;ui *k.sRuryv,..12.5jazaat,.2.

PAYNE, was observed at the front door. Mr. MARTIN was told

by Secret Service Agents that Mrs PAYNE had been informed that she would not be permitted to see Mrs. OSWALD. Mrs. OSWALD went to the back of the house and remained out of sight while Mrs PATYE was there. Mr. MARTIN opened the front

door and Mrs. PAYNE entered without being invited into the house. She brought some packagea which she stated were for the MARTIN children and a package which had come to her address through the mail for Mrs. OWALD. Yrs 057:AID'S package was given to Secret Service Agents after she left for examination tut the packages for the MARTIN children

were not checked. Mrs PAYNE stated that she wanted to get aquainted with Mr. MARTIN, he reminded her that he had come to her house in Irving and picked up Mrs OTJALD'S possessions. Mrs PAYNE said that so many people had been there she did not remember him. Mrs PAYNE expressed a desire to contact Mrs. OTIALD and was told by MARTIN that she was not having any visiters and that he had been asked not to reveal her where-abouts. Mrs PAYNE'S actions indicated that she knew or at least suspected, that Mrs OTALD was living with the MARTINS.

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• • Page 2 CRIMINAL INTELLIGENC7 (4) December 23, 1963

Yrs. PAYNE left at 12:20 p. m. She drove a 1995 ChOTIrolet station wagon, color two—tone green, bearing 1963 Texas license number NK 4041 which is registered to her at 2515 west ?ifth Street, Irving, Texas.

MI'. MARTIN stated that he thought Mrs. PAINF, had gotten his address fron J0 FISHER at the Statler Hotel, she mentioned that she had talked to FIVIR.

The Secret Service Agents on duty declined to comment on the relationship between Mr. MARTIN nad Mrs. OS'ALD or MARTINS reasons for taking her into his home. They stated that Mrs CSALD had been made some offers, the nature of which they would not disclose, that could bring her a substancial amount of money and they implied that Z.:ARTIN was supporting her and going to manage her affairs for a percentage. They stated that as far as the Secret Service was concerned ZARTIN might as well have the money as anybody else.

Respectfully submitted,

7,- 7 W1/44,614,,tr. T. T. Wardlaw, Detective Criminal Intelligence Seetion

April 20, 1964

Captain W. P. 3613120mq 3pocial "lorries aura in oulias Police Department

Thrui Lieutenant Jack Revill

Intelligence Section Ipacial Service Bureau Oodles Police Department

Sirs

an November 22, 1963 I was present and aoeampaning Lieutenant Jack Rsvill in the basement of the City of Dallas, City Rail located at 2000 Main Street, Lieutenant Revill and myself along with ..weal other Offioers had just completed mearahing the Taxes School Beak DITceitory from which tee 'darter Oswald assamineted the President of the !)nited States. Lieutenant Revill and myself were enrouts to the 1peciel Service Bureau Office.

Upon entering the basement of ths-CitY Rail Lieutenant &mill and myself met Federal Bursae of Investigation Agent out id had alreaty perked his car and sae walking very fast toward the entrap°, of the City `tall from the parking areas it this time Agent Booty made the statement that Lee Oswald had killed the ?resident and that Oswald was a Communistio Ratty also said that he knew that Opmeld sae a Camemmiart and that he know 0mmeld was working at the School Book Depository,

'Ails am sere in the basement Icaty also said several things to Lieutenant Aevill that / cited not hear as there vas a lot of sioilment and cammotion there,

Lieutenant Sevin and myself then socampamied Hasty to Captain ?rite's office and Lisoteniot Sevill introd000d Roe* to Lieutenant lisd Wells, kb, Lieutenant Sewall and myself then vent to the Speoisi Service Sumac Office we Liamstenant flevill made a Report of the incident and turned the report into Captain W. P. 3annammy who is in Charge.

loopsethilly sobsitted

7. J. Brian. Catoctin Criminal IntimIligsnee Booties

.+413. "No.'

'Wag Martin Nacimulif with you at the time?"

'Yes."

re you at any time in Clay Shaw's office?"

SCIEN SEETTRI'TY

SERVICE

• John NI. Spoonmore

511 TEXAS BANK 111,OG. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202

Ili 8-7380 March 8, 1967 E)0./r,s 7 r E

:jr. Frank Hernandez, attorney suite 300, Southwest Building 701 Elm Dallas, Texas

Dean Sir:

s _Jar prior arrangment with you we administered a -)olyEraph teat to your client, Sergio Aroacha Smith, on March 6 aid March 7, 1967, The test on March 6, 1967 was very brief, as we c7:uld nmt obtain a reading from the polygraph chart due to the fact that Smith had been taking tranquilizers. On March 7, 1967 ';:e asked the following questions:

1. "Did you ever meet Lee Harvey Oswald?'

A.r.s. "No."

2. "Did you ever meet Clay Shaw?"

..a.as. "Yes."

"Were you alone with Shaw at the time of this meeting?'

5. 'Did this meetiro- take place in a Coffee Sho the international Trade Tart?"

Ans. "Yes."

6. "Did you discuss with Shaw the idea of a Crusade to . free Cuba?"

.:L115. "Yes."

A. • "Did you discuss any other issue Wit a.

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SCIENTVIC SICURITY

SERVICE

John M. Spoonmore 511 TEXAS BANK BLDG. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202

Ili 8-7680 March a, 1967

aernandez ?a;,e 2

3. "Did he express any interest whatsoevor this Cruzade?"

7. • "D:_d you talk to Shaw any other tiva?"

ns. "No.".

3. "1).A ever ;.leet or talk to a Clay :iertre:1.d.?'

"No."

"When did you first ::,et David Fertle?"

Ann. "The Rummer of 1961."

A. "'Had you met Ferri° on any occasion prior to that tie?"

Ans. "No."

10. "Was the first time you met Ferrie at your office?"

Ans. "Yes."

17. "Did he offer to help your Crusade?"

Ans --- 1".Kea.m-

A.

jillill

h000ffer to train pilots?"

An itsa

12. "'Did you know a an by the name of Bannister?"

Ans. "Yes."

A. "Did you lznow his first name?"

Ans. "Uo."

3. "to you think he is an ex FF.: ,-..e.l.t?°

13. "Did you move from the ity of 1,:ew Orleams Octoba; 20, 19Y2 f'"

Ans. 4 Yes. w' ig/..-9e.r-:

SCIENI*C SIWURITY

SERVICE

Joan M. Spoonmore

311 TEXAS HANK DLOCI. DALLAS, TEXAS 73202

Ri 8-7680 March 3, 1967

Prank Hernandez '?a,:e 3

14. "Have you been back to gew Orleans since?"

Ans. "No."'

15. "Did your group (the P.R.D.) that later became the . C.R.C. have secret meetizi,s?"

Ans. "No."

16. "Did you help to get two men from New Orleans to Miami, Florida on au air -)lane?"

ans. "Yes."

17. "Did you know their names?'

Ans. "go."

18. "Did you ever ride in Ferrie's air"?lane?"

Ans. "Yes. "

A. "Was 'Jerrie ?resent at the time"-

Ans. 2140.11'

19. "Did you lalowFarrie to be a homosexual?"

6140:11'

to this point have you ans.;:ered all of my qaesto-.1.3 thfully?"

. "Yes."

"::as the nublicLty about yourself causal you to be upset? "

Ans. "Yes, clefinitely."

2:. "Do you 1-ave any fear of going to New Orleansvt.

"YQs."

":.ould. you be w1111ng to ;cal.: to the New 4rIga:,Is Lnyas- - tii;azors at your votcr=ey's offIce.Laaallas?4

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SCIENTIFIC SECURITY

SERVICE

John M. Spoonmore 511 TEXAS BANK I3LDG. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202

8-768C 1.:arch el, 1967

1.r. .-Fran:i. Hernandez Pate

"Would you cooperate completely?"

Ans. "Yes."

25. "Have you answered a 1 of my questions trut:Ifu/ly?"

Ans. "Yes."

26.- "Did anyone ever suGgest a._)1aLl to you abc= a ?residential assasination2"

Ans. "No."

27. "Did you ever discuss such a plaalTith anyone?"

- Ans. "No."

23. "Prior to President Xennedy's assasinatian, did you have any information that an attempt would be made?"

Ans. "No."

29. "Have you talked with David Yerrie on any occasion since leaviaz New Orleans in October, 1962?"

.-; - "DI& Ferri* contact you Woile you were en toyed by otel Aaerica in .-ioLlston, '.;:emas?"

q :hvis4ou ever been a Comlmnist?"

A:os. "No.'

,a.

"Have you ever bean a homosexual?*

Ans. "1:o."

"bid you resiz.,1 from the .:love to free Cuba Ja=ary 20, 1962/u

.,ns. "Yes." "le

il Dle, you resizn because of your econgrac ,114t:A-Q2?"

SCIENTIFIC SEIRITY

SERVICE

John M. 400nmore 511 TEXAS BANK BLDG. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202

Pi 8-7380

1PAIPM-70wm114.

man M. Slmonmore Texas Polygraph Lxamincr's -isense 7i17:7

Earch 3, 1967

r. Hernaadez

Pz.(.;o

35. "lave you told your attorr.ey a):31ete truth?" Ans. "Yes.il

tdur tw7..t reflects that Smith was truthful la answering each ques- t'on except No. 14. After questioning SL:ith about this, *az related Ghat during the period between October 20, 1962 and the yoar of 1965

.:as on a commercial airplane flight twat had a three-hour lay Wew Orleans Air Port, but twat he did not go Into the

city :,,roper of New Urleans, and that ha aid not at ally time Leave taa air port except when the plane flight was continued.

:.'urther testing confirmed Smith's statement that during the ,Ariod of time from October 20, 1962 th.musll the year of 1965 he had b:.ea to the Law Orleans AirArt on one occasion and aid not enter ha city proper of New Orleans.

aslcad Smith additional questions for control purposes and watablithed' that at this time he is a suitable polygra.oh subZoct.

Respectfully submitted,

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SUBMITTED TO

May 10, 1967 C=IDENTIAL

POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION REPORT

Mr. Fred Freid N.B.C. White Paper 30 Rockefeller Place New York, New York 10020

PERSON MO-MINED: Alvin R. BE2 U2CUEF 6708 N. Villere Street Arabi, Louisiana

SYNOPSIS:

Mr. Iieubouef appeared voluntarily at this office at 3:00 P. M. Tuesday, May 9, 1967 to taka a polygraph examination in connection with an alleged bribery attempt and threats of bodily harm. The bribery attempt and threats were allegedly made by Mr. Lynn Loisel, an investigator assigned to the office ol the District Attorney's office, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Background information concerning this -ase was furnished by Mr. Richard Townley and Mr. Burton

• • DEAUBOLTEF, Alvin R. Page Two

First Examination:

1. Did Ferric ever tell you he was directly involved with either Shaw or Oswald .n the aeoination of President Kennedy? Answer: No.

2. Did you ever know personally anyone nomad Clay Shaw, Clem Bertrand or Clay Bertrand? Answer: No.

3. Did you ever know a on named L:te Harvey Oswald or Lcon Oswald personally? Answer: No.

Second Examinations

. 1. Did you actually believe Loisal attempted to bribe you to . give him false in!ormation concerning President Kennedy's aesination? Answer: Yes.

2. Did Loisel threaten to "put a load of hot lead up your ass" if you ever accused him of attempted bribery? Answer: Yea.

3. Did Loisel threaten to circulate compromising pictures of you if you ever accused him of attempting to bribe you? Answers Yes.

cercLuszorss

Bared upon the charts developed during the two polygraph or-mminattons it is the opinion of the examiner that Mr. Beaubouef gave truthful answers to tho relevant questions asked in both examinations.

SUBMIT= BY:

ML7T.U.!.,L PI:OTECTIVE. ASLC=TICN,

171:(1/i ar. Burton Klein, Attorney 1143 National Bank of Commerce Bldg. New Orleans, Louisiana (2 copies)

lir. Richard Townley 520 Royal Street • New Orleans, Louisiana

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• • July 6, 1967

Captain W.F. Dyson, Administrative Services Bureau Dallas Police Department

SUBJECT: CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE(1) JACK MARTIN AKA JACK S. MARTIN TRUE NAME OF EDWARD ST G5 W M DSO 41771_

Sir:

The following report regarding SUBJECT, a principal in the assisination conspiracy of JIM GARRISON, is submitted for your information.

The indices of this Section (CIS-Int. 2965-80a) revealed that SUBJECT, using the name of JACK S. MARTIN, had a dispute with a WILLIAM DAVID FERRIE, deceased principal in the assisination conspiracy. SUBJEC3-was aware of the fact that FERRIE had flown to Texas on November 22, 1963 with a friend, ALVIN ROLAND BEAUBOEF. After SUBJECT heard of the assisination in Dallas, he saw a chance to make trouble for FERRIE and reported the flight information to an assistant district attorney by the name of HOLMAN of FERRIE flying to Dallas. SUBJECT knew that FERRIE had personal knowledge of LEE HARVEY OSWALD and reported this to HOLMAN. This is reported to be the basis for the assisination conspiracy case of JIM GARRISON against FERRIE and some of his associ-ates.

Information has been received from a confidential source that the true name of JACK S. MARTIN is EDWARD STEWART SUGGS who was wanted for murder by the Harris County Sheriff's office on January 24, 1952. The attached report with a picture of SUBJECT has been identified by SERGIO ARCACHA as that of SUBJECT.

The indices of the Dallas County Sheriff disclosed that SUBJECT was arrested on May 16, 1952 for Murder and re-leased to Harris County for prosecution. SUBJECT was released on bond and the murder case dismissed August 14, 1957.

The indices of the Identification Bureau disclosed that SUBJECT was still wanted for the Harris County Murder offense. No other entries could be found under SUBJECT'S name. The Wanted Persons Report has been cancelled on information from the Dallas County Sheriff's Office."

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• • July 6, 1967 JACK S. MARTIN, page two

The indices of the Records Bureau were checked for the names of SUBJECT with negative results.

The indices of this Section (CIS Int. 2779-36d, 36p, 36q, 36r and 36s) disclosed that the Intelligence Division of the New Orleans Police Department made an inquiry of SUBJECT due to the fact that he was arrested here for the Harris County Murder. This investigation was made because SUBJECT had applied to the New Orleans Police Department for a Special Officer's Commission. These entries disclosed the criminal record of SUBJECT and a copy of SUBJECT'S fingerprint classification.

Respectfully submitted,

/f) D.K. Rodgent7ejective, Criminal Intelligence Section

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• • January 17, 1969

Mr. M. W. Stevenson Assistant Chief of Police Inspectional Services Bureau.

SUBJECT: JIM GARRISON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,

Sir:

At 6:30 PM, January 16, 1969, Sergeant H. M. Hart received information that the SUBJECT had two investigators in Dallas for the purpose of interviewing Motorcycle Officer J, M. CHANEY about the assassination of President JOHN F. KENNEDY. Further information revealed that the two investigators were staying at the CABANA MOTOR HOTEL, 899 STEMMONS FREEWAY. The names of the investigators were reported to be ALVIN OSER and ALFORD, no further information.

At 9:00 AM this date, Detective M. H. BRUMLEY and Investigator A. J. CARROLL went to the CABANA MOTOR HOTEL to interview the investigators but they were not in their room. A note wis left by BRUMLEY asking the investigators to contact this office.

At 1:30 PM this date, Mr. ALFORLI contacted BRUMLEY by telephone stating that he and ALVIN were investigators with the NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S staff and were in Dallas to interview Motorcycle officers BILLY JOE MARTIN and BOBBY HARGIS in regard to the assassination. ALFORD stated that he had made several unsuccessful attempts to contact these officers at their homes and at work and felt like they were avoiding him. ALFORD further stated that he wanted to know if these officers would appear i■ the trial of CLAY SHAM voluntarily at the expense of SUBJECT as he felt that their testimony was necessary to the case.

Pursuant to your instructions, Sergeant W. L. House contacted ALFORD by telephone and advised him that MARTIN and HARGIS would appear for the trial in NEW ORLEANS only if they were directed to by a lawful subpoena issued through the courts requiring their appearance. ALFORD stated that he would rather have them there voluntarily as he could pay more of their expenses that way but if they had to be subpoenaed he would instigate those proceedings. ALFORD then stated that if they had to be subpoenaed it would not be necessary for him to interview these officers at this time.

Sergeant W. L. Rouse also contacted motorcycle officer BOBBY HARGIS by telephone and advised lam of these officers efforts in trying to contact him. HARGIS is in Room G-1 at METHODIST HOSPITAL recovering from leg surgery.

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PAGE TM), January 17, 1969, JIM GARRISON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

Motorcycle Officer BILLY JOE MARTIN was not available for notification but his supervisor, Sergeant C. F. WILLIAMS was notified of this information and will relay it to MARTIN when he reports for duty et 6:00 PM this date.

The two investigators checked into Room 315 at the CABANA MOTOR HOTEL at 8:41 PM, January 15, 1969 with registration in the name of ALVIN

13134 SEINE G STREET. NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA. Both of them are staying in one room but only one is registered.

Respectfully submitted,

W. L. House, Sergeant, Intelligence Division.

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