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TO FROM SUBJECT: Gi 7 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010~106 MAY 1962 EDITION . GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 Yd UNITED STATES . ee Assoc. Dir. Asst. Dir: Memorandum Ain — Ext. Affairs Z k i Gon ined ‘ Mr. cebharat A" DATE: September 17, 1973 Ident. Inspection ntell. . - Y Latoraron? 6 - pec. Inv. Trainin O Legal Coun, DALE ANDERSON, COUNTY EXECUTIVE ne sehene Rm, — BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLAND Director Sec'y — SPIRO T. AGNEW, VICE PRESIDENT INFORMATION CONCERNING On 9/14/73 SA J. Robert Pearce, assigned to our Philadelphia office and who is a qualified polygraph operator, contacted Section Chief Richard E. Long to advise he was telephonically contacted by U. Ss. Attorney (USA) George Beall, Baltimore, Maryland, concerning further polygraph examinations. USA Beall desired SA Pearce to give another polygraph examina- tion to Jerome Benjamin Wolff at Baltimore, Maryland, during the week of 9/17/73. In addition, USA Beall requested the presence of SA Pearce in Baltimore during the week of 10/9/73 to administer "a couple of more polygraph examinations," persons not identified. SA Pearce advised USA Beall he would contact him later on during the day regarding his request. ¢ The request of SA Beall was brought to the attention /: of Assistant Attorney General (AAG) Henry E. Petersen, Criminal Ww Division, on 9/14/73 by Section Chief Long. AAG Petersen bos stated he was aware of the request of USA Beall and the FBI should proceed in accordance with the request of USA Beall. On 9/14/73 Associate Director Callahan advised | pirector Kelley of the above and Director Kelley agreed with the above request and compliance thereof. On 9/14/73 SA Pearce of Philadelphia was instructed by Section Chief Long to proceed in accordance with the request of USA Beall. SA Pearce was instructed not to submit any teletype regarding the request, and further, that any results would be handled in accordance with the past established procedure. ACTION pene S¥ 7 8 ot [8 — For information. . 426 f2 3B, ORT 14 1972 IN 71e. ——3 Ny ae