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o ns "80302 (Rav, 4.15.64 ee : FEDERAL SUAEAU OF INVESTIGATION lo. _ Dote__March 28, 1974 $ | as .::: immediately advised of . the identities of tne interviewing Agents anc that the pur- pose of the interview was to obtain any information he may have regarding the whereabouts of CAMILLA C. HALL. advised he had no information regarding the current whereapouts Of HALL and said that he had not receivec any such information ' since last talking with Federal Bureau of Investigation (FST) Agents, Maren 15, 1974. vas then questioned whether he had fire- arms in his resicence. He appeared shocked and speecnless and at first indicated it was none of the FBI's business if ne does have firearps in his residence. He then consented to snow Agent three firearms which were atored with the barrels up in a front closet at his residence. One rifle ap- peared to be an ordinary !-1l rifle, and the following was Stamped on the barrel and receiver, "U. S. Pifle caliber 30 M~l Springfield Armory, 599249 D28287-195A A-6", Another rifle was a bolt action rifle, whica appeared to be about 30 caliber. ‘The receiver was stamped as follows, "ERA37003, 30 caliber bolt action". The last was ad. C. lliggins lode] 583.2, bolt action, 12-gauge snotgun. The numbers on the M-1 rifles were chected throuch the California State Bureau of Cririnal Identification and Iavestigation (CII) and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) with negative results. advised he had no further information to furnish the Fol. on____3/16/74 ot San Francisco, California File#_SF 7-255 3h by SA 309 Dote dictoted__3/22/74 Meg dus umen? toniuins meriher recommendotions sor conciusion: of the FRI. lb is the proparty of the FBI end it locned to your ogency; it ond ifs Contents ore nol to be distributed outside your ogency. - mee ee opt d ie BEE Kah a fy ‘ ay, eet =e mo woe % We 1. , oT Sate ete ah ne ony mae GA . : Sa ae ately th ae a FO stn ae eee: oo, «2. Odin tres cowl a pa o. 4