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Btuted thet at that tise he bad tlucht very «auch about ‘ this stranver and hed become eo convinced in his own mind tht this mm be HITLR or so closely resembled him thet he hed finally come to the de thut fantestic s6 it my sound he would _—J tho information tof! He said that one evenir; he drove out t home end related the above information to him. He caid th joubly thoucht the information fantustic, but nevertheless hid told nim about this aun. stuted thet at that time he had been of the understanding that cuch information should be renorted to the gM and for this reuson he had civen the information to and hed not reported the story to anyone elce. He said that a few weeks later in a colvmn know as the "Slush Pot" in the locel naver, an ito? Appeared to the effect thnt some people had revorted seeing PIT gosround. bod stated thet he did not kypy for sure but thou-ht voces iv) ag Wiad tol: a locul reporter of the above revort. He stuted thet he heard nothing further of the Scarce hed nov r discussed it i ejain, indicetin; he had not done so vecuuse he felt that he ii.ht oe corsidered ridiculous in reportinz euch a mtter. further advised that ebout two or three weeks efter the subject's lust trip to the office he received & letter fro culcct postcmrked [i betrine @ return addr-ss in Los anceles, Suliforrie statir- thet he desired to obtain some iors of these tablets which had been vrescribed trd «anted a prescrivtion thit he couid +ct filled ir Los Anveles. ie sivted he rever did send such uw proseri-:bion or asver the letter es he doen not neve rrover par y to furnish such e erescrintion in Los An~eles Sourty, Culisorn stited that this is the list he hes ev_r heard of the subject. ie did rot now hid come to hin for trectvent enong all the doctors in clthouch he st: ted thet at thet tine he was first Vice-Pre ident of the Strete of yoord of Health and this could have dee: the recson, if unye did not know the reason. He said he hed not utteanted to secs any infor +tion fren tht at the time was cuite worried cbout his suspicions of hii, esroc!:1lly werc elvti:s the ubove mentioned two men accoim.anyin- the sutivct. He edvised thnt the subject's sveech wes ruthcr "bookish" is thou~h he hed lesrred the n lish lan-cuare throuch class room study rather then “on the strect." He also mertionusd chet the subjcet spoke with what sounded like a Swedish nccent, ard gid not heve » varrean eecert, but hid u ratrer hivh voice thouch en tone of.voice, an2 snoke his words in @ rather "cliyned manner". also :cntionod thut once or twice he had mentioned soe "n:Jish slany vord ed hed noted thrt the subject at the time did not seen to ‘Tesn the “inning of these slang words. The doctor did not recollect what these words iicht have been. Me advised thot this person's heir wes of u blondisi. color u:d x! ~ ]to *have beencarefully bieached. He &lso «tated that if this man could have teen HITL:P.hé mist have been pluyin~ a very dan crous ~aue in im Kkin= rewirks to the effect thyt he hud travcled all over the world and rai been trested by the best doctors in the world, wlso formerly havin: been © naper henver. The doctor said