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5 cS) L. DOLLISON advised that the caller began his conversa- tion with something to the effect that "I guess you're glad to know I'm alive." DOLLISON inquired as to how the escape was made. The caller replied that a driftwood raft was constructed. DOLLISON asked where the Escapees had landed, and the caller in- quired as to the reason for the Warden's question. ‘The caller then replied that they had landed over where the boats come in. DOLLISON stated that the caller was vague and indefinite as to where the landing had allegedly occurred. DOLLISON volunteered that he had talked on more than one occasion to FRANK MORRIS. He said MORRIS was a quiet individual who did very little talking. DOLLISON advised that it was his opinion the caller's voice was not that of MORRIS. ca This information was immediately relayed to the Atlanta Office for identification of the caller. investigation was conducted by saq 7 AT ALCATRAZ, CALIFORNIA On June 26, 1962, Warden OLIN G, BLACKWELL, States Penitentila az, made avallable L dated June e had received — a 1 Wome. 1 a She said that a man who claimed to have escaped from Alcatraz tied her up and held her captive all night on June 18, 1962, Thereafter, this individual took her gold watchcase, her 12-14 point diamond ring, and $75.00 in cash. ‘This tndividual r her that the Catholic Chaplain at Alcatraz was Ley 5 ens also that if he is caught, he would eet 120 ~r=— days on number one diet and five years extra time. ieee 0 Said she was able to untie herself after her captor e . and as far as she knows, he has not been found by the police. — Warden BLACKWELL recalls that a was 7 Chaplain at the United States Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsyl- vania, but had not been in such a capacity at Alcatraz. In the - 98 - ST]