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vate TRUE COPY | - laecsmntone of the oa _. St. Louks, Mo. eB - Geb Z - Rime Sept 16, ing Sor a Dear Mr. Hoover! Ss e. Fe This letter is about to convey the zaniest of all zany mail which you ever have or will have received. Nevertheless, as _ it has not,as yet, been proven that Lee Oswald perpetrated the act | which removed our beloved President, I venture to offer you-- not a straw to cling to but only a hair, ever so brittle. Take it-for what it is or isn't-worth. Should you consider this at all, T'd suggest § saving ving time by just scouting for the veracity of an item I noti in our paper, shortly before that fateful Nov. 22. It stated that J ennedy had made a trip to Chicago-that he was unable to walk or talk. If this is renee then just forget about my theary. _ Josep hyfken Ned Y When I read that item, only about 2" long, I'd say,- I thought-Why should he, in a wheel chair and unable to articulate, make a trip to Chicago to his mart. when its manager, his son-in-law, Mr. Schriever, is, undoubtedly, capable of superior supervision I don't recall that the item stated that the mart was his destination-but I judged so as I'd previously seen notices to that effect. After what occurred on Nov. 22, however, I recalled reading th that item:sand changed my mind. -and surmised that that trip was made at the request of the underworld-its "either-or''- Tf you have read "America; Listen!" by Frank L. ; Kluckhorn a former Ranking Officer of the State Dept. - in which he wrote the real story of the Kennedy Dynasty-what a wow! -aced its flaunting of millions in the public's faces-a challenge to the underworld to share a juicy slice of those hgagr. of millions. - . Ex'Tt6 FG 4, b2. (0GI6I— Hoss Right or wrong, eory is this:- He mmde that trip to settle a controversy. He was requested to part with some of his prized wealth--"either-or'' He thought he'd get by with it as easily as everything —_—_—— IVC 4-2,2- bo ema. f 16 SE ner toms baat \ dh