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_ e 2 of the co tahoni rou A. ; sO FEDERM, CURENU Of INVESTIQNTION — WASHINGTON, B.C. 20525 a Tor SAC, New York (7-1976) bates May 8, 1974 . Foifiie he. F-15200 Res HEARNAP ; Lab. No. p-740502009 Pr Specitinens received 5-2-74 Q996 knvelope postmarked "BROOKLYN, HY 312 PM 22 APR 1974," bearing, handwritten address ‘Randolph Hearst Foundation '959-8th Ave iew York City,” accompanying envelope bearing, hasdyritten messate beriliiaie, “Tio to a see, and accompanying tuwo-pare handwritten messare becinning "As one human ...," and ending on last page ‘see too well!” . Q997 Envelove postmarked "U.S. POSTAL STRVICKE GA 300 A i . APR ii 1974," bearing tyoowratton address "ho jicarst Foundation 959 Sth Avenue Hew York, Hew York 10019," and. accompanying two-parse tynonritten letier berdnnine "It is very difficult sae5l! second narc berinnini “ayound propositioning ...," signed | Result of exanination: 0996 and 0997 were not assocated with material maintained in the Anonymous Letter File. Copies have been | added thereto. \ ; The typewriter used to preparc O°07 was not used . to prepare the tynewriting on other items Beara teree th Subinitted in this case or in case captioned “SYMDLOHESS LIBERATION ARMY | (SLA) ER", ? definite conclusion was not reached whether the questioned + writing on 0296 and 9997 vas prepared by any of the writers of unidentified ouestioned writing, whe known writine or purnorted known writing on items pr eviorsly aulaitted An ve is. case and in the SLA cese, due to the la ck of suffictentiv cemnanesl | writine and thie presence of unexnlaincd variations. However, nothing of sisnificance was observed in comparin: (pane eet pdomed writing on 6396 and Q297 with comparable writin op other ioe: we my peeves sy euboirs.d in this «onci cud ain the fr. esne. Tie _ 1 . a (eve e} e eee Sa a eer ger EIT agate sans ot, es .1. eiaaie “ ee