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During the interv mie BAMPTON' s name was mer wo) emp. 288 engine t : , 1934," and that at this time his: peveaied that HAMpr A check wit the Hebrew ‘Home for ed,” na then, Loved: there from June 1, °1930,.-to 0 4980, and that his services apparently were very ‘satier. A check at ‘st: t St. Elizabeth Hospital’ _ Tevéaled that she had netinee: rd of: _ HAMPTON's. employment there, tates. =. ' Secret Service," it-was determined tha enema "rs at. 871 Bushwick . | Avenue, Brooklyn, menticneg in some of the. letters was the... gre. Minora Home for ‘the Aged and that HAMPTON was not known there as & past or present employee, jew with . be ‘beginning o © conversa- — which tin me belief that HampTon ON wes Tesponsible.for .” = - through any reco -Dnited § tion, at S while ee _ to have a very ae t 8 at night.” He also Stated . .- E. requently talked against the Government and et egeinst President ROOSEVELT. ee ee ee __ Acting upon this acer wel to St. John's Hospital, 489 Herkimer St + accompanied ep th ~ by Secret Service Age: who had expressed a. desire to. be cer ae _presént at the interview of HAMPTON...“ HAaMpron was interviewed gg € lett 3 case and ‘was asked if he Imew a .-* no | KIBSER, Re first Stated that he did’ not Imow. any KIBSER, put cere _ when the full name 6f ISAAC KIBSER was mentioned, “HAMPTON: ‘steted Os .») that ISAAC KIBSER ig an individua ‘who sells lottery tickets 00.0% st and lives at the Esplanade ‘and Kimberley Hotels. It might be noted “here that previous investigation in this neighborhood has revealed thet no such person is known in that vicinity. Upon being asked further as to who might have written the letters in this case ig he did not write them, HAMPTON immediately replied JOHN ROGERS, the labor organizer. He further stated that ROGESS w 18 presently employ n= -10-