v9.1 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : — FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: ' SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10207-10196 HQ 62-9-12-405 Document Information FBI SAC, DL DIRECTOR, FBI 03/11/1963 6 CIP, GAMBLING, FISUR, WINFREY, HENRY CLINTON, JHD PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact 09/28/1998 INDEFINITE 19 4/28/201
() FBI ! “ "- | < l Date: 3/11/63" | Transmit the following in PLAIN TEXT | so (Type in plain text or code) Via _AIRTEL AIR MAIL | Loa . (Priority or Method of Mailing) ; a ee bee J TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: § SAC, DALLAS (94-55A-SUB) 7 . nnn { SUBJECT : CR CRIMINAL INTELL IGENCE PROGRAM LH WEEKLY SUMMARY a ~DALLAS DIVISION Re Dallas airtel, 3/4/63. RE: HENRY CLINTON WINFREY, aka. IGA (DL 162-95) ITWI (DL 165-61) fe On 3/5/63 DL-170-C (DL 137-1566) advised that - WINFREY had a new. location in Dallas for his bookmaking ' @ctivity and was using telephone DA 8-1198. An immediate _¢@heck with R, A, BURROW, Chief Special Agent, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Dallas (protect identity) ascertained this phone was installed 2/26/62 in apartment 102, 1041: Knob. Oak Street, Dallas, in the name HARRY C, WILSON. On 3/6,7,8/63 Bureau Agents observed WINFREY's car. parked at this apartment house, On the night of 3/7/63 Bureau Agents observed WINFREY leave this apartment house at about 6:15 p. ™., proceed to the downtown area. of Dallas where he picked up & woman appearing to be about 45 years of age. WINFREY took this-woman to & restaurant in the Tower Courts Motel, had dinner, and then - took her to his apartment on Knob Oak Street. - on (/3-Bureau 1-Dallas (162-142) Dallas (162-95) | 1-Dallas (165-61) 17Re 488 (137-566) 1-Dallas (94-554 -SUB) 1-De} las. (262-109) © RMB :sah 1-Dellas (166-84). (17) > — 1-Pallas (162-129) yum /2. Af 5 1-Dallas (162-208), . hb 2 2 / /i Pom -_ Y ed 1-Dal lag .('162-1) j-paliae’ (137- 3308) WAU ow ran an 1-Dallas. (94-47). 94, ERY” Gr MAR 18 1963 ei ae 1-Dallas, (93-398) ©. ya ae mee wi uf A-Paliag! (262-223) agty 28 OE = = KY 4 7 Sent ——______._______M Per
DL 94-55A-SUB house on 8th Street, from memory. COOPER claimed that he had heard COX was. a bookmaker working for LITTLE. COOPER stated he would cooperate with Bureau Agents in any way possible and would attempt to obtain COX's new bookmaking phone number as soon as -possible. COOPER stated he was ' quite sure COX had furnished his, COX's, telephone number to other customers at COOPER's club in order that these customers could place bets with COX. . ~ By letter of 3/4/63 the Little Rock Office. furnished Dallas the results of an interview with FRED HARPER, Hot. Springs, Arkansas. Previous investigation had ascertained that COX had made some telephone calls to HARPER from Dallas. HARPER claimed to Bureau Agents to have known COX for many years and that COX would visit Hot Springs during the horse racing season and would stay at a motel that HARPER managed. HARPER stated that based on comments -made by COX, HARPER was of the opinion COX was a bookmaker and furnished the names of 6 Dallas individuals stating that he ; HARPER, was under the impression these individuals were placing bets with COX. The above information was furnished to Lt. REVILL and Deputy MORGAN on 3/8/63. RE: GAMBLING ACTIVITIES DALLAS DIVISION (DL 162-1) On 3/7/63 PCI MICHAEL LESCHETSKO (DL 137-1306) gidvised that there has been a recent trend at the Redman Club, 3109 W. Davis, Dallas, under the direction of operator DON FULTON, in which the poker games being played there no longer have a five dollar limit but are being played on ano limit basis. PCI stated that the previous week ano limit game had been held at this club which lasted two days and two nights and at which there were times when as much as five and six thousand dollars were on the table. Informant stated that several Dallas "pros" are now coming to the club and identified these as EDDIE TOM GREEN, JIMMY VOURHAS, and GEORGE W. OWENS, JR. Informant. further stated