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—ao- aera : my Sa a at a ae nt Ae a nl le Pode ‘ < . .- < ~~. S Pm ae we we ee soe wee BO GuiFIDENNIAL b2C0 ie NY 100-161445 — On November 17, 1971 SE 2032, a advised in October, 1971, the subject had purchased a 1969 ick Volkswagen Fastback for $1,500 cash. Tne venicle hed been sed in the name of FRANK EDWARD cnos=07T. Qi ee: : in the wee.s following the purchase, tn ject Trequent complaints of this vehicle to various sersons at Ramsey Motors, . ject had purchased a 1971 navy blue with white trim Voliswagen sedan, VIN 1112405455 in the amount of $2,595. The subdject traded in a 1959 Voli:swagen fastbacx for which he received an allowance of $1,200 and he vaid the balance of $1,395 in cash. On December 9, 1971, United States Court of Appeals (USCA), Chicago, ols, made available to the Chicago Division of the FBI a copy of a motion filed on December 7, 1971, with the USCA by THOMAS M, HANEY, Chicago counsel acting for the subject requesting permission of the USCA for the suodject to travel from time to tire while residing in tne U. S. Virgin Islands, through April, 1972, to such points in the Caribbean as the British Virgin Islands, Antigua, Dominica, and the French Overseas Departrents of Martinioue and Guadaloupe. The purpose of the subject's visit to such islands would be solely for pleasure, sightseeins, and relaxation. On December 9, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney (ausa) JAMES BREEN, Nortnern District of Tllinois (NDI), ; hicago, Illinois, advised that by order dated Decenber 7, 1971, the USCA, Chicago, Dllinois, granted. the subject oermission to maxe the travel as requested to various islands in the Caribbean from tire to time during the period of his residency in the U, S. Virgin Islands. “A n February 1, 1972, Deputy United States Marshal Chicago, Illinois, advised the Cnicago Division e hat on tnat date he had received a letter from ° ABBOTT HOFFMAN dated January 25, 1972, in which letter HOFFMAN -9- connie