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~ “a ._ oe + iT cate. LABORATORY —a— FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 toe SAC, Philadelphia (7-1299) "June 27, 1974 . Date: 7-15200 n@ HEARNAP | . Petrie Ne. D-740618014 PF Specimens received 6/17/74. ” x _* -Q1549 Manila envelope postmarked "U. S. POSTAL SERVICE PA 1_0 JUN 11. or AM 1974," bearing hand printed address “Cali-Chronicle Newspapers 101 N. 6th Allentown, Pa. Att: Edwin Miller, ‘ Eddtor" .-.. -- ; a : ae nee ea: . Q1550 Accompany ing two-page hand printed message, first page beginning sy. "This ig an ..." ~ 8 \ BM 7 a ae a i he . . . .”. Q1551 Second page of accompanying hand-printed message beginning ~*~ 7 we MQme,” Radical es. 7 <a -' Result of examination: a Q1549 through Q1551 were not associated with-material t %: "> madntained in the Anonymous; Letter File. Copies have been added ‘ thereto, ae - sg A definite conclusion was not reached whether the questioned - 4 writing on Q1549 through Q1551 was ‘preparéd “by any of the writers of the unidentified questioned writing, known writing, or purported _ known writing on itenus previously submitted in this case or in case ‘captioned “SYMBIONESE LIBERATION ARMY (SLA) BM," due to the lack of sufficiently comparable writing and thejbpresencer of unexplained variations, However, nothing of particular significance was observed in comparing the hand printing on Q1549 through Q1551 with comparable - =: - he hand printing in these cases, & vs Ql1549 through Q1551] contain no watermarks, legible indented ‘ writing, or other characteristics to aid in definitely determining . their source. Two ten-~-cent United States postal stamps, torn from a - coil of stamps, are affixed to Q1549. * ‘? wr . _* . Fn - : , (Vo ‘ +: -'.~ Page we agi! on Te . (over) (6)