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7 l! 1 LA 166-10MB rt! /7 , Beve ' nia after receivin. io ,?C/ ca e on he secon floor 0 e /-IE J S u I J...  1 1| s a largo dining room which faces a stage which is in the rear center of the room. To eacn sioe of the stage are two separate rooms approximately IQ by 14. Adjoining the large dining room is a gambling room consisting of approximately twenty gambling tables which is on the right side of the dining room and stage. The gambling room is separated by an electric partition which is closed when members are playing cards and is open for large benefits. an examination was made of the small room to the right of the stage and it was noted from observation that attached to the ceiling was a public address speaker and adjoining the speaker was a small a 5 by 8 vent. This area was examined in the attic over this small room and it was noted that the vent was covered by a small steel removable cover. The speaker was cemented in permanently. The steel covering for the vent was removed and it was noted that an observance could be made through the vent which clearly showed cards being hel§e!'by individual players. Photographs of the vent and of an individual holding cards were taken. Approximately ten feet from this vent was a small 2H by 2H opening which separated a partition between the attic of the small room and the attic over the gambling room. Entry was made to the attic through this partition and it was noted that there were similar circuit plugs female pl: of the two insert type attached to the ceiling of the second floor. The first female plug was located approximately ten feet from the opening between the partition and approximately H1 inches from the wall facing the street. This female plug was removed and it was noted that excellent observation could be made of the gambling table in the rear right of the gambling room. Approximately 14