4 67D - S"CTIGN &7-6 SECURITY INVESTIGAT NS ’ . Y of @ TABLE OF CONTBUTS @ B7D SECURITY INVES?TIGATIONS.OF INDIVIDUALS 1D Motestey a Ne HB adbetet atbay eed . Page * (2) Subversive activity QDOTCOCHTHEHS ET COD OCSHOOHEDO HOS OASCSCS HOLE HH BO e 29 & a Membership or affiliation COR MOC OTHE BED AE REDH BOOS IT0® 29 = b Knowledge of aims and purpoSesS coesessosecececsoe00 29° = . . Cc Position and importance Doe meee se mca sce ce eeeeesnne 30 wh = 3 Missing SUBJOCKS. cecocncesnscrecnsrceetecencseveresaserer 31 - 3s 4 Individuals traveling abroad ee oe ee ee ee oe ee ee eo 33 3 : 5 Investigative techniques eesccsscccecevcesersocceccssesd 34 . = 2 File TOVLEWS coeresceccccsreseveecee sc cer osoesIerseees 34 = . b Security informants cecoessssncrceccscsessccescesoeas 34 t ° ie] Physical 2 .oveillances *oeoeeeaeceee ore teovesecueoed 35 = *s - Ad Photo grart. o survedllances gervecccervcreecevesevce 35 7 . thos € Public SOUPCES eseocccecneeracese sors soeessneeenssd . 36 é ° a js rt Records of private firms Cae eoeceos none sees eosceen eo 36 “fs . . an g Mail CoverS cecesacecc eoesoe aces tetos cae eoe sete saned 36 & h) Trash CAVEVS geeeVeen ces bo reseteseo cs eee sees 66900800 36 ? . (3) Channelizing information to case Files secvesaceseo 36 2 6 Preservation of evidence Cee coc ee ee eer cee sce roe eonee nN 37 2 {9 Interviews with subjects of security investigations .e..o 38 Purpose SCCORSEHKHHFEOKHEHRHZHOHETHSHSHGCe SHAFER KHAGC He eKFHKDHe eee eH AAD 38 y . . Subjects not included in the security index seeorce 38 a4 + eee Tees , Security index subjects enatoeoscoaovpvuneseoesesoveceee eo @ 38 . a ; Without Bureau authority the SAC mayecceccscescseso 28 - . ms Prior Bureau AUGTHOTATY cc cccectecsscsaceccscoccesene 39 = . Preparations for and conduct of interviews..cscesoo 40 = g) Maintenance of file on defected subjectSsrcecesscee 42 i Te Administrative procedures OVO sa eoeaesoonetedeTooe CHaTSeeeeesODOSD 42a 4 Be Reserve ANAOX..cascce core cca eee see cece cee acces noo eee eseeeeen 42a x 1 Purpose ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee 2 2 2-2) 42a ‘s . 2 Individuals to be included Geoeesoseeevatcooveeveccaersseoes 42a vs 3 Arrangement Pee eer corse eTOS Oe Te eedoR ero De eH OeDDED98 80009 42d “% 4 Content CRAKS HESS EHEC H ESE HHRAES EEO SES ESCH SC HOHE HHSC HOMBRES 43 RS 13 Removal and deletion of ecards a a a ee ee 2 2 43 S Be Security index COD Ce COCSE THOSE EHEOHETHOKHA CHOBE HOS HEOH BESO HEDO MCL D 43 = * . AL Purpose eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 2 oe 43 & - . 2 Determination of dangerousness of. an individual asoecacoe 44 = ; {3 Criteria for placing and retaining nemes in the e security ANdeEX cass crecrcecerscseeeccewcreosccetes ce snsseg 45 ; . (4) Recommendations for and preparation of security index = — ~  GardS seccecsces ce ces 860 0e dn eee oe sss 00008 OOO eA Oe BOOS 46a Ea . (5) Content and appearance of security index card oesscooece 48 = an . a Data to appear on face of ecard oe ee ae eo ee oe 2 48 & : b Data to appear on separate attached card casoseccos 50 2 (6) Arrangement of the security index cescsecescvcvesvesecne 50 = : a At Bureau rere ee eee ee ee i ee re ee ee ee er ey SO : > * ° ‘F . b In the field office GOOG ce eevee scaescorsereseaeseesnredrs Si ee ; .I, Geographical section cocsceees oc ccensevcsscee00 Sl & .? oo It. Alphabetical section gesoceeseacvceceocesecoa00 SL aE TIE. Special section secocecerocascscvcsecccecvcoecen S2 S * . A Espionage subjects eee eorer cee evneee rete o ees 52 = . ~ {ay U. S. Government employees cercreccsevaces 52 & _— . Cc Atomic energy program employees ceasescoeon 52 . eS . D) Foreign government employees cosocascsosoeece 52 7s : 7 : ay United Nations Secretariat and other es . to. international orjaniuation employces ‘soso 52 * | . - . _ 7 (F) Pro-Tito individuals SCeo dee ee Gee eoeseseseed 52 ~ IVe Unavailable section ee ee a 2 oY $3 eS A Missing subjects goacsevcecencvves coessecae 54 & . B Subjccts out of the country seoeceesveceoen 54 me . Cc) Imprisoned SUBFTCCUS gevsvasorscvecoessceese ' 4 2 D) Exception - re special section secaccecace 55 | . 2a owt th ve 14 7-15-60 MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 859 a
Tee NW. S5072 SF ION 87, SECURITY INVESTIGATIO: * 87D % = ‘This should be done prior to requesting authority to institute the investigation where sufficient ; identifying information is not otherwise available. (b) Contacts during investigation I,- Once Bureau authority is granted to conduct the in- vestigation, it is permissible to contact: (A) All established reliable sources, including thos2 . , connected with the institution of learning . _ (B) All individuals not connected with the institution of learning who, consistent with discretion, would be contacted in a usual security case; e.g., neighbors, credit agencies, past employers, eto. (C) Registrars . . If the registrar is reliable and can be depended ” : upon not to divulge the Bureau's identity, Bureau authority is not needed in these cases to ocontast the registrar's office to obtain background data useful for identification purposes, to develop other proper investigative leads, or to verify connection with the institution of learning, II. Superiors of faculty members No contact should be made with the superiors of a sub -Ject who is a member of the’ faculty since the superiors . might take section against the subjeot as a result of . - oT our _ contact, . ">" TTY, Students, faculty members, or other employees ; If, during the course of an investigation of a subject who is connected with an institution of learning, it is desired to interview a student, faculty member, or-other employee of an institution of learning who is not an established reliable source, prior Bureau authority must a be obtained, When requesting authority to interview . ; such an individual, that individual's name, position, and & positive statement concerning his discretion and reliability should be furnished to the Bureau, {o). Receiving voluntary information These instructions must not deter or prevent the immediate - and proper interview of any person connected with an institution of learning who desires of his own volition to furnish information to the Bureau or Who desires to be contacted hy an Agent. (2) Subjects not connected with an institution of learning When the sudject of a security—type investigation is not connected with an institution of learning and you desire to interview, in connection with the case, a student, faoulty member, or other employee of an institution of learning, prior Bureau authority .must be obtained for suoh an interview unless the student, faculty member, or other employee is an established reliable contact of the office. In requesting authority, the name, position, and a positive statement concerning that.personts discretion and re-— . Liability should be furnished to the Bureau, -" .(3) Contacts of foreign establishments * In connection with investigations cf contacts of Soviet, satellite and Yugoslav officials and cfficial establishments, [except for inquiries of reliable established sources, ]Bureau authority must be obtained before conducting any inquiries: or surveillances at any school, college, or university. Submit complete facts and . your recommendation when requesting such authority. bo U. S. Government employees, individuals having foreign diplomatic , or official status, employees of foreign official establishments, employees of the United Nations or international organixuations, and members of the armed forces Should information be received or investigation develop the fact that an individual being investigated under a security caption is or becomes _~ ; 25 11+14-60 Docld: 32989525 Page #60 > pages BeBe AY |Past ag? a ang de a Sonen ts ssh wats Ke yh HAR te 3a eel see ened aed AS Np wa reg ee st eee te an EN Sag hap tatntablaae pte ee gy ! re F) bt YS oe : dh, Patorgveds nia haed siege sap ay Muibaamhans. a ats
, 87D i &7. SECURITY OVESHIGANTONS uy an employee of the U.S. Government, of a foreign official establish—- ment, of the United Nations or other ihternational organizations, — 7 has foreign diplomatic or official status or is a member of the } U.S, armed forces, the matter should be immediately reported to the ‘ . Bureau and no further investigation should be conducted except upon . specific Bureau authority. . . . i "6, Investigative procedures concerning individuals : + ae General ° ; Ne. These investigations must be thorough and exhaustive. Obviously, the dangerousness of an individual cannot be determined through cursory investigation, All pertinent information concerning the subject's back ground and subversive activi'y must be fully developed and reported to assure an accurate evalus “ion of his degree of dangerousness. Due to the intelligence nature of these investigations, discretion mus% : be used at all times to prevent subjects from becoming unduly apprised x that they are under investigation by this Bureau, Members of law enforcement agencies are not to accompany Agents during " the course of security-type investigations without prior Bureau authority. bo Scope of investigations a Set forth below are items which should be obtained during these . ao ..... investigations. . . ; ye to “7 + (1) - Background a True name and aliases b Residence address c) . Occupation or business {d) Business or employment address e CitizenslSp status . ; Ascertain the citizenship status of the subject as early’ - . as possible in the investigation, : a I. Alien ‘oe . {A) If the subject is an alien, determine the date 2° . - and place of birth. (B) Determine his nationality (that is, the country of which he is a citizen or sovereign of which he is . a subject), together with the date, port and vessel or other means of entry into the U.S. ({C) Determine whether the subject entered as an immigra wnt or nonimmigrant. (D) Ascertain any steps taken toward naturalization and reason for denial of citizenship where such denial exists. (E) Ascertain any available facts indicating whether entry into the U.S, was legal or illegal. “II. Naturalized citigen (A) Ascertain date and place of birth, nationality prior .,to naturalization, date, port and vessel or other means of entry into the U.S, : (B) Ascertain the date when, place and court where, iS subject was naturalized and any facts tending to indicate fraud or illegality in connection with his naturalization, (Cc) Ascertain the last place of foreign residence, place from which the subject emigrated: to the U.S. . and the date of such emigration. (D) Ascertain any absences from the U. Se TITe Native~-born citizen (A) Determine date and place of birth. (f}) Nationality background I-e During the course of investigation, efforts should be made to ascertain from sources contacted the date and . place of birth of the subjectts parents and spouse and the parents of the spouse, ‘* smear at ae a a Gee OF dt tk cate wetnachecenend verb tts mpeg rape ey . we . Slay dhe ay lat ” oh gts oh on ite” - ts tay NW 55072 Docld:32989529 ‘Page 861 watt 0 ge | ae oe :
Meee Fe Tae 3 om pm Ve MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 62 Ne SEC..ON 87. SECURITY ‘INVESTIGATION: © 87D “II, No investigation should be conducted solely to obtain such information but include such data in the report. Separate reports setting out such data are not desired. (g) Military record I. Determine whether the subject has ever served in the U. S. armed forces, . IIT. Determine the time, place, and circumstances of such service, as well as the type of discharge received. III, Report information concerning membership in veterans? organizations, IV. Determine whether subject ever served in the armed forces of any foreign government, in connection with which available pertinent facts should be obtained, {n) Close relatives in armed forces "I. Determine whether the subject has any close relatives in the armed forces or in other positions of trust and _confidence, whether public or private, having to do with national defense, (i) Identification record I. Be alert for indications a subject of a security investigation has an identification record[showing ] arrests and/or civil data, Local police records should tae MO Coyle sa ace ah, fe yaad te foe be checked. # Il. When a subject has been approved for the security . ‘ ' -indexLor reserve index A, ]submit form FD~165 to . Se . reguest a check of the records of the Identification : « Division and the posting of a flash notice if finger— , * prints are found. FD-165 will be returned if a positive identification cannot be made with fingerprints alréady on file, In such cases, either copies of one or more identification records which may or may not pertain to & the subject will be attached or the form will be : stamped: "Unable to identify in Ident Division files, a Bureau should be furnished fingerprints or additional ° . identifying data." . ¢ IIIT, The office of origin is responsible for effecting . a identification when a record has been furnished by the . “ Identification Division as being possibly identical, wo If a positive identification cannot be made, it is not : necessary to communicate with the Identification Division. ¥ IV. Security flash notice (form FD-165) oe (A) Flash notices shall be placed with the Identi- es fication Division on security index subjects[and yeserve index A subjects]who have identification records, Form FD-165 is used to place and cancel these notices and to obtain a transcript of subjectts record, (B) Do not maintain a security flash notice for any security indexfor reserve index Alsubject when no identification record for subject exists . in the Identification Division. (C) Do not place a security flash notice on a subject of a security investigation who is not included in the security indexfor reserve index A.] ‘ Ben wll ebed aby adie kth ait + Lah FLEA Gee beabeluesch dad Fh { i Them ge WAR fad 27 11-14-60 6 awe fb wh dlls
. wn as SECT 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS | } 87D on (D) When the office of origin for a security index for reserve index A]subject against whose identifi- cation record a notice has been placed is changed, -form FD-128[or FD-128a, Jsubmitted to change office of origin, should{show]that a security flash notice has been posted with the Identification Division. An extra copy of the form FD-128[or FD-128a ] - : should be specifically sent to the Tdentification Division in order that its records will[show]the new office of origin to which future records will be[ submitted. } (E} Cancel a security flash notice when [ee Sone | nm _ [ie B csoet Lanes X ate } . ~ “ (1) it is learned that the subject of such is . deceased or (2) such subject is determined to ce, oe Sr be no longer of security interest, Do not cancel es Loe . . 1. the security flash notice when a subject is . a we _. removed from the security index solely by appli- oe Aer Beers se spe os two Gation of the security index criteria. Nene 27a . 11--14~—60 NW S072 Doeold: 32989525 Page 863 SETA ol hs a et abe BER fot gre Colas Soke Ci, MEO SR Bu wee ete, ear te Looe vate isa eh Seal Lapa cap oly Fanta a SR at ogee A lade, OBA CO ae ab cease ‘’ i va % » cee
“~ Ile Ive Ve (x) -Te Il. TIT. (sn oot 0 en Soe Noe oe met Ve SEU oe 87. (5) Physical description Le ~_ - ‘ . : + ra * 1 SECURITY INVESTIGATIO,. @ Obtain and report a detailed physical description. During the course of the initial investigation in any seourity-type case, including espionage-.and nationalistic tendency cases, the physical characteristics and désorip-+ tion of the subject shall be determined or verified by personal tbservation. It is not necessary to observe personally the subject of any case where preliminary investigation detcrmines the basis for opening the case is unfounded, The subject should te personally observed, if possible, early in the investigation after it is determined that a complete investigation is warranted to develop the extent of a subject's subversive activities and to consider whetker the subject's name should be added to the security index, This action should be taken in the course of developing background information to determine the true identity and existence of assist in establishing that the s* gation is the person against whom the subversive allegations have been made, Each subject should be personally obse:-ed whenever’a complete security investi-~ gation is conduz.ed even though a security index card is not being recommended at the completion of the investigation, oe : Do not delay the submission of form FD-122 recomnending the addition of a subjectts name to the securit, index even though it has not been possible to observe , 3rsonally the subject if it has been determined through i--+stigation that the subject is dangerous or potentially da. Jerous, If a security; index card is not being recommeni<2 after all logical investigation has been conducted and it has not been possible to observe personally the subject during the investigation, the case may be closed even though this has not been done, If a security index card has been recommended and prepared and it has not been possible to personally observe the subject, the case shall remain open until such time as the subject is personally observed, . except when it has been determined that the subject is residing outside the continental U. 5S., Hawaii, Alaska, or Puerto Rico, in which event the case may be closed if there is no other pending investigation and the matter should be followed administratively to be certain that the subject is personally observed upon his-return to this country. the subject and to tject of the investi- Photograph Reasonable efforts should be made during the investigation fof a security subject]to obtain a photograph of the subject through usual sources, [Deleted] [Cases on security -index subjects are ‘to be maintained in a pending.status until such time as a suitable photograph is obtained unless circumstances dictate otherwise, in which case the Bureau should be advised. ] Once a photograph has been obtained, continue to be alert for the existence of more recent photographs which may become available. . Do not forward a copy of the photodgraph to the Bureau unless the subject has heen designated a key figure, . 28 WW S5072 Docld: 32989529 Page #64 4+-10-59 «See ue ‘ y i Eth baB bbbhesa < aa” an BB haha nad sounrhele gba hed et eae tsa Hot yt aS sleet N 1 doe Aah sedis Rathinatadt A rn ee + Ase is ss joabt ethical ES ekgobebar Myatt a poring ede Petopee epi ate pe ak * & 1 a on OH He i rtd fey are th et ih detn tania Rahat Une u
the conversation by using an appropriate pretext or by reciting the Bureau's responsibilities in the security field and asking the subject whether he can be of assistance to the’Government. If the individual has been a member of a basic revolutionary organization and indicates he might cooperate, he may be questioned during the initial contact about his own activities in order to further ascertain the extent to which he will cooperate, This original interview is for the sole purpose of allowing the Agent to determine whether the individual being interviewed might be cooperative, Prior Bureau authority oo" Subjects of active current investigations where no interview with prior Bureau authority has previously been conducted SE {oy 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIO, ; 87D ¥ Ry . "(B) During the first contact, the interviewing Agent z will introduce himself as a Special Agent of the = FBI by use of credentials or badge and will open Pa stk ie ing earic SR apy girs Sign te eos II. Closed cases where the subject is on the security 3 . . index and no prior interview has been conducted 2 TII. Subjects of investigations requested by the Bureau, a both open and closed, such as applicant-—type cases, = ae : wo sloyalty cases, etc. x wee Nee 4 IV. -Any-persons where circumstances indicate a delicate _= . a situation exists and a greater than usual risk is 2 i . involved, such as individuals employed in the a newspaper field, educational field, radio and = . television industry, religious field, publishing = houses, labor leaders, and the like. Bureau authority 3 must be requested with respect to situations of this = kind even though prior interviews have been had with = these interviewees, & V. Security subjects who have publicly disclosed previous - contacts & VI. Subjects of section A reserve index cards Re . a In any of the above cases, no report need be submitted when > foe . requesting Bureau authority to interview a subject of a fs . “: + gecurity investigation except those persons under IV above. P . This does not relieve you of the responsibility of submit— = ting reports in security cases when due; e.g., annual 7 reports in routine security index cases and six-month re- = .- ports in key figure cases, = CO . VII, [The request for Buresu authority for the interview . £ { - : should be set forth in the first paragraph of the letter = [ and unless you are recommending a special manner or = { . procedure for conducting the interview, the first =z [ paragraph should contain the following statements: = ge t : . "Bureau authority is requested to interview subject in = { - - - accordance with existing instructions relating to 4 [ : interviews of security subjects, If this subject is 2 { cooperative, no affirmative steps will be taken during | “3 -[ ° the initial interview to direct his activities and . = { complete background investigation required by section & { 107C of the Manunl of- Instructions is being conducted a [ and Bureau will be requested to authorize recontact with - = ‘L ne subject as a PSI," % ; The above statement in no way precludes interviewing z ( . Agents during initial contacts and recontacts from 2 { : obtaining all subversive information subject is willing So [ 7 oé to furnish or other data which will assist in determin- a . [ ing his potentialities as an informant, ]. nee” a e  RHEARE rs | - 39 a a MW 35072 Doocld: 32959529 Page &65 11--14-60
S. ¢ 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIO. e VIII. Letters requesting Bureau authority for the interview must contain the following information, if available: (A) Residence address, occupation, employment and race of subject, date and place of birth, citizeaship, and status of health . (B) Marital status. If married, the occupation, employment, and race of the spouse, (C) Length of time subject a member of or affiliated with subversive organizations’ and positions he held in such organizations. In cases in which investiga~ tion is based on some allegation or circumstances of a security nature other than membership in or affiliation with subversive organizations, facts upon which investigation is predicated should be . briefly set forth. - {D) If married, information indicating the spouse is - or has been a member of or affiliated with subver-— sive groups, the position held in such groups, and the length of time of such membership or affiliation (EB) Membership or affiliation of any other close rela~ tives i“ subversive groups (fF) Informs ion regarding defection, expulsion, inac-— tivity, and present sympathies of’ the subject and, 7 if married, of the spouse woo eee)6.. (G) What is expected to be gained by the interview . "0s FR, 6dIm each letter, pertinent information, if avail~ , able, vegrcding the seven items listed above must be set out u:.".r the appropriate number but the above headings » cd not be restated. If no pertinent data is available regarding any of the items, you should make the appropriate comments after the respective number, _X. All letters requesting Bureau authority to interview the subject of a security investigation must be per. sonally approved by the SAC, ; XI. One of the required copies of the letter to the Bureau should consist only of the first page of the letter, When unnecessary for Bureau to issue specific instruc tions or comments in connection with authorizing an interview, the Bureau will approve the request by placing an appropriate rubbex r-stamp impression on the single-page copy of the incoming letter and return it by routing slip. XII, Upon receipt of Bureau authority, the interview must be conducted within 30 days, If this is impossible, advise Bureau of the reasons why the interview was not effected and state that the subject will be contacted within the next 30 days. At the end of the second 30-day period if the interview has not been conducted, request addi- tional authority. Include in the letters any new infor~ mation bearing upon the advisability of conducting the interview, . (£) Preparations for and conduct of interviews <i. Interviews must be conducted by two Special Agents, An Agent experienced in security investigations who has knowledge of Bureau regulations regarding development of informants must conduct the actual interrogation. Approaoch need not be made by both Agents at the same time and one Agent may observe from a secure distance. Background of subject and individual oiroumsta ances will determine exactly how approach should be Anndled fn each case, two Agents should be physically present during any interview or contact with known or suspected Nation of Islam members in all types of Bureau cases, TI, Preparations for interview must be thorough and con- @ucted so that interviewing Agents will not Le compro mised, the Bureau will net be embarracsed, end con fidential informants will not be exposed, F 40 ‘NW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 866 11-14-60 SCAM, RIN % a ttipwy gain Sy tM, at cedpehedihayate where Hpk: BoP DER raat” Care - Rovidpotobg Loc ib, Py afer shal ty Rope cr crt cee nr fan 2 sabato gael addy. ohke ’ Nene . 54 hat utah: 3 is-yee STO RE hr
S ‘ION 87. SECURITY INVRSTIGATIC } B70 (10) poritica Meivsties ‘(Bureau file voo-3-7O (a) Political activities in which party is engaged, including names and identities of party member candidates or party- sponsored candidates for public office (v) Details relating to party sponsorship of third party movements (11) Legislative activities (Bureau file 100-3~-70) a} Activities of the Communist Party and/or its members in connection with legislation or proposed legislation which affects status of the party or activities of the party and its members ; {b) Activities of the Communist Party and/or its members in connection with legislation which does not directly affect the party or its members but which party deems expedient to promote so it may appear to be closely 2, : _ aligned or in favor of a worthy cause a ces (12)- Domestic administration issues (Bureau-file 100-3-83) to - Me as (a) Gommunist Party activities with relation to domestic “ administration issues, such as antilynching laws, poll tax, etc. Only the over-all policy of the party a | ° in these matters should be included in quarterly reports. (13) Negro question (Bureau file 100-3-75) . - Communist Party policy and activities of a significant . character directed to exploitation .of the Negro and his rn ae -iin. problems, Activities of Negro front organizations should mee mo i=» be submitted under appropriate front organization caption . and should not be included in Communist Party quarterly reports. (14) Youth matters (Bureau file 100-3~76) Over~all policy and activities of the Communist Party youth commissions relative to infiltration of vouth groups and exploitation of youth. Youth front activities should be submitted under appropria ate front organization caption and should not be included in Communist Party quarterly reports, (15) Women's matters (Bureau file 100-3-78) Pertinent Communist Party over-all policy and activities of the woments commission relating to the infiltration of ’ Womenfs groups, exploitation of women (16). Parmerts matters (Bureau file 100~3.-79) Pertinent Communist Party over-all policy and activities of the farm commission relative to the infiltration of farmer groups, exploitation of farmers, eto. (17) Cultural activities (Bureau file 100~3~—90) 4 The cultural commissions are, for the most part, composed of secret members of the varty. These commissions propagate -° the cultural activities of the Communist Party which are - displayed primerily through communist front organizations, . as well as the carrying out of the Communist Party line in - . , the fields of radio, publishing, education, science, and 9 MW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 867 10-13-60 ae ate £ Abs teint eal e AL, Megas ots y ae TL 2% ag ey 6 5 ‘ye et x Coolie fay 4 eee PH ‘ pure Meant eat gh ted, in eke oR i ve Nath.ciee abt 4 i ts Jad: ~ ead ae i vat COONEY if 4s i ¥ Stic gone a a ia rs | RAL