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Tey fan 4 a a Los Angeles, California September 10, 1916 MEMO., Sac: EE: BENJAMIN "BUGS" SIEGEL, w.as. MISC.; INFO. CONC.; CRIME SURVEY At 8:0 A.M. today (September 5, 1946), I spoke wit et the Bureau in the absence of Assistant Direotor ROSEN. I told § al Agent f the San Francisco office had inter- t San Francisco yesterday (September 4, 1946) afternoon; e did not feel that he could place the witness under - px e C.P.A. hearing on September 5, 19,6 since ordinarily witnesses are not placed under oath unless the attorneys request it. He said that it would be particularly unusual in the present case since this is a continuation of the hearing of A 4&t which time $68 were not placed < ath, I told at we could as to have the nesses placed under oath, bu a & ‘ we should not do this. ‘I also advise t A 2 ag rom Los Angeles to San Francisco Dy p a Mf, last night and were | int nois Hote] at Sean Franociseo. I also advised him that pr ing at the Sain was also at the Saint Francis Hotel. I advised af ere had been a mix-up on the hotel reservations at the Saint b ranois Hotel and, therefo we were not able to place the subjects under miorophone surveillance; Es |: o howe bore ewe trocke tren tea » heacquarters in San Francisoo; that he had been in San Franoiseo ell dayyesterday (Septemer 1, 1916) and therefore there had pro not been any opportunity for SIEGEL to get in touch with him. I tol t the San Francisco office would maintain a discreet surveillance At 9:00 A.M., September 5, 1916, I spoke with SAC KIMBALL at the San Franc f° and told him that the Bureau did not desire that wa get in bx touch ~ iia order to request him to place the witmesses wider oath | in today's fore the C.P.A. MOVE ENT NEAT OT IE SEP 11 1946