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WFO 52-11670 Supreme Court, been sold by his branch since it is new machine. A lead was set forth to interview at his home, H ae however, the Baltimore Division advised that as of ry + August 26, 1970, Was Washington, D.C., advised captioned machine purchased under ae purchase order 28288, dated June 7, 1965, and is valued at > | $500. Captioned machine, according Se would not have stilT considered a fairly ! On September '28, 1970 Attorney, * telephonically requested °° come to his office and cover a Victor Calculator, 234-6-157, which his client, ad brought to his office to be returned to the FBI. The machine was examined a found to be identical was furnished \ with the stolen Government machine. “a receipt for the machine. On the same date, the facts of this case were discussed with AUSA JAMES FLANIGAN, WOC. Mr. FLANIGAN advised that since Legal Atd could not put a definite date of p7Ic on the machine, and since it could not be proven cha Sy knew it to be stolen Government Property, he would de e prosecution in this matter. Opemet~ On October 2, 1970, the machine was returned to Legal Aid Division of the U.S. Courts, WDC. Bureau is requested to credit WFO with recover value of $500 for the captioned machine.