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(v v M sR the Athorney Generel, — AD ES The Washington, DB. C. Police Department files contsin a wire from the Philadelphia Police to the effect that one Harold B. Fouwlkrod wae arrested at Philadelphia on April 7, 1932, on charges of unlawful as— 2: sembly and inciting riot, making and using vile and slanderous con- ments against the Government. He was discharged on the seme date by a Magistrate and was not photographed. His fingerprints were taken but as no former police record existed there, both the prints and the negative were destroyed, in conformity with the State law. £ The records of the Adjutant General's Office, Var Department, indicate that Harold Barnes Foulkrod enlisted in the United States Army at London, England, ilarch 4, 1918 and was honorably discharged usen his return to the United States in June, 1919.) ° | ’ \ ft o Ke re-enlicted in the United Stetes Army at Fort vleTowcll, “ California, Octcber 16, 1919, deserted on November 7, 1915, from that post, returned July 21, 1920, and was not tried for the desertion but was Gishonorebly discharged effective Auguet 70, 1920, at Fort Macarthur, California, because of imprisonment imposed by civil courts on burglary charges at Los Angeles, California. wv: - Harola B, Foulkrod was vrominent in spitation during the eppesres.ct | of the Bonus Fxpeditionnry Force in Washington in dune and July, 192° soy wee Rosoectfully, Uo Direct Encleeure $332762.