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Letter to Newark Re: Abner &willman, was. rec en quo Orma- mn in rerep indicate that subject's mother has been Son an ree kenvaem af B11 a Sai Diwan wi daw af Subin . Phin is the same name as given for subject's father in “the vital atatistics record.@n page 8 of rerep, here are at least two sisters and three brothers younger than the subject with a tetal time of 123 years between the pusported age of the subject and his youngest brother. In order to completely resolve the discrepancies as shown above in eonnection with the Ewillman fanily, further fawaae di wa bi nme is abwieuales nesessers Wari fication should made by the examination of records as to the date “and port of entry ef subject's parents, which should include also the names and ages of children accompanying them. Date and place of birth ef all subject's brothers and sisters should also be Geternined from examination of existing publie records. Also pertinent te the problem of definitely establishing the subject's date and place of birth is the fact that from information in rerep he was knowns by the first name ef Abraham or Abe throughout eT eee MM... Bide wd A4ern 24 Am AmAS neta SD 2 moe. She dd he was known by the first name of Abner was upon his arrest by the 0.8. Marshal on August 82, 1939. -@zamination should be made of records to determine if subject's mother and father were ever naturalisel citizens of the U.S. er made any attempts to become citizensg,, These records ney eontain information relative to subject's dat and place of : | , 2 CRIMINAL RECORD ion Cebarbing arrose of subject h arrests do not & pear \ , qa 7 nformation eonceraing | bp Sexests sbouie ie Tusa ehem-to the Bureau's Identification Division ® su °U WR Ider. ification record wili be complete, wee ee em ee gee