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=the following TSTELIGEL message vo; '. BUREAU, PERSONAL ATTENTION “ “Mr. L. B. NICHOLS, - E = Assistant to the Birector | ae WF P; “United States’ Comiissiéner and Police Jee, 7 ¥ x Montana, on May“2, 1956, advised SA DANIEL As fopeu t he is acquainted with WILLIAM KING HALE 1 Ws, *- BALL ale. the subject of the Bureau case once recounted ~ Sp adetertive magazine as the "FBI's Strangest Case". : '3* LOOP said that he was reared in the vicinity of. Carnegie,™ y Oklahoma, nearsgfhe place where HALE operated and that he on occasions | discussed old times in the State of Okla~ ; * homa withxHALEss LOOP said that HALE arrived in Miles City, Montana’? arga about four to five years azo and was first - ~ employecy on=a fanch owned by BENNY BINION, now a Federal ‘ prisoner as"a result of conviction for Federal income tax ‘evasion? <Thisoranch is located north of Jordan, Montana, © in Garfibius County . HALE was, employed for about one year 8 eyor eee rangh. . oe Be fter termination of this employment, HALE worked as a shwasher in the Range Riders’ Bar- and Cafe, Miles City, Phontana, owned and operated by DOLA N. WILSON. r00P ” Day ,adviged that HALE was periodically employed at this estabiiat: ment until the fall of 1955, during which time HALE was a. dé ener prison mate of HALE at "the u. S. Penitentiary, - eavenworth, Kansas, having been convicted of the crime of =.» .& yeurder.<<DAVIS is presently employed at the Red Rock Village; = a ‘motor-restaurant-drive inn. combination east of Miles City. <7 ae > employed . as a real estate ie? for Hatch Real Est tate} ,Aggacy, Miles-City, Montana, sa W that HLL has attempted «© to ersuade some’ wealthy per from ar und Kansas Seay whoa a A ee” ite _ [ae wiehlad FRAP Sm wash sah oc