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€) fy 7 | - ry — wa informed him that the FBI was interested mas we ABET and that he expected it was because ABBIE HOFFMAN had stayed in LEVINSO!'s house during HOFFMAN's recent visit to St. Thomas. LEVINSON said that HOFFUAN had a friend-who was a friend of LEVINSON's brother residing in Worcester, Mass- - achusetts, and tnat HOFFMAN nad learned from this friend that LEVINSON had rental quarters at his residence on ‘St. Thomas. HOFFMAN called LEVINSON and asied if ne could stay with hin for a few days i an arrang ement vias made. He met HOFFMAN at the airport when HOFFMAN arrived on Ste aa on AY 2 190 Vig “de |, ‘LEVINS ON alivised that he wok born on tng 2, 19832 Or Aster, Massachusetts. He attended Mc Gill University Montre4al, Quebec, Canada, and graduated from Vorcester Technical Institute, Viorcester, Massachusetts, in. 1957. He came to St. Thomas in June, 1909. His wife's maiden name was LARENCE, At this point, LEVINSON advised that his wife, who was at his side, requested that he give no further in- formation and the telephone Call was terminated. 47 On October 5, 1971, ; eS Tndies interprises, ince oa aot. Won aS y vt ren Tstenis, multimillion doliar de es end tuilaing corscravion, advised that DAN LEVINSON 8 emoloyed by "vest Indies Enterorises as an engineer. ke * o_o that LEVINSON had been so employed since 5 “aporoxinately the Summer of 1969. cramer eet little about 4 LEVINSON other than that he is a quie ndividual and a <4 competent employee, LEVINSON does little field wor. and ae / spends most of his working day | in the office, tie 3: eves ~ that LEVINSON's wife -is related to one of the owners of the "2) Club" in New York City. e Mush ie & > On October 15, 1971, a a person identifying himself a as LEONARD WEINGLASS, 108 Washington Street, Newark, New : Jersey, telephonically contacted tne Special Agent in Charge a San Juan Office of tne FBI from Newarx, New Jersey. WEINGLASS identified himself as the attorney for ABBIE HOFFMAN, He stated that HOFFAN had informed him that persons he had met in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, had advised him (HOFFHAN) that inquiries had been made about him, WEINGLASS desired to