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5 diiiiay be they took the coupling out of the roof hole and from the ventilator. They put grease around it so it would slide out easily and replaced it so that no one would notice anything aniss,. a9 a: — While working around the cell biock area painting, tap oticed that bolts in certain instances were screwed in a bn and were not bradded. He thus believed that this type of bolt could be loosened and, therefore, since this was a type on a lid covering the ventilator o the roof, they would be able to remove that lid. Ae painting near the Barber Shop he grabbed some electric barber clippers, placed them in a plastic bag and droppeé them into his paint bucket, He renoved them later the same day and secreted them in his cell, About that time, one of thew was able to obtai n 6rili bits, the source of which was un‘mown t hen set up the motor of the barber clippers so that could be used with the aid of the drill bits as a drill. MORRIS and one of the ANGLIN brothers tried to use this aa a drill in removing the bolts o?7 the lid covering the ventilator to the roof. They said the motor was too small and would not do the job. About time the vacuvm cleaner in the celi area broke down and ad a chance to examine it to see if it could be repaired. noted that it had two motors in it. He took one of the motors out and then he wired the other motor up so that it would run the vacuum cleaner, On the day he obtained the motor from the vacuun cleaner, one of the inmates was hit over the head by another inmate in the kitchen area and during the confusion he was able to smuggle the motor to his cell without anyone noticing hin. This motor was given to MORRIS anc the ANGLIis, and they toox it to the roof to use as a drill. They said that it made too much noise and they could not use it much. They were finaily able to loosen the tapins in the lid covering the ventilator to the roofing. After getting them out, they replaced them so they could be easily removed, Some time before this, CLARENCE GLIN made a dummy head out of cement which was to be used by Og en, and if, he le2t his cell and which was to be stored on top of the cell block near the roof. About the first part of May, 1962, obtained an olive colored rubberized raincoat from one of e inmates who was transferred from this inatitution and, over the next few day obtained a couple more of such raincoats, In addition, over =55=