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John William Chancellor - stated that Mr? Chancellor wa morals charges, once "on Elm 8 Arrested about six years ago on Street" and another occasion at the Ambassador Fast Hotel. He said that in connection with one of those arrests Mr. Chancell binoculars in his possession. Credit and Arrest Checks ae eel The records of the ‘Illinois, indicate that Mr. Cc 1949, on a charge of "disorde tion of which wag “discharged contain no additional informa or was found hiding on a roof with Chicago Police Department, Chicago, hancellor was arrested on March 27, rly conduct — drunk," the aisposi- "on March 28, 1949, The records tion concerning that arrest and it has been determined that the arresting officers are either deceased or do not remenber t he arrest, The records of Municipal Court, Chicago, Illinois, indicate that Mr. Chancellor was arrested on March 27, 1949, and charged with violation of Municipal Code 193-1-1, “disorderly conduct ~ did make or aid in making an improper noise, riot, disturbance, breach of peace or diversion tending to a breach of the peace within the limits of the city." It was indicated that Mr. Chancellor was found lying intoxicated in a vacant lot at the intersection of Ohio and Dearborn Streets. It-is indi-+«: cated:he waived a jury trial and was found not guilty and was. discharged on March 28, 1949, The records of the Chicago Police Department also indicate that on August 13, 1949, Mr. Chancellor was arrested on a charge of "speeding, being under influence of liquor and no driver's license," the disposition of which was “bond forfeiture and capias issued September, 1949." The records do not indicate whether the capias was served. or dismissed and there is presently no warrant outstanding for Mr. Chancellor. The records contain no additional information concerning that arrest and it has been determined that the arresting officer is deceased. - ‘ Those records further indicate that on February 1l, 1951, Mr. Chancellor was arrested on a charge of "disorderly conduct - found on roof of Ambassador East Hotel," the disposi- tion of which was “discharged" on February 13, 1951. Those records contain no additional information concerning that arrest.