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J 57? Tel: | - ihetp. On Febuary 13th. 1 attempted to reach your agent, Mr i4_— te 2 it Pedy oe a, fF 7 BY — ff \ .. /\~————=- Marble Falls, TexaS,--78654 11-18-74 fir. Clarence Kelley, Director, FBI Room 7000 Washington, D. C. 20535 Certified.return receipt requested Dear Mr. Kelley: AVC jo 3 This letter is in responce to your appeal as printed in December {ssue of ARGOSY, for help in the locating of PATTY HEARST. my first inclination is to doubt your sincerety, in wanting to use every effort possible in locating PATTY HEARST. Second in fairness to you I must recognize the possi ble lack of communi- cations in your organization. \£ made a trip to Dallas at my expence, from here to offer m who was to busy to see me, The matter and offer i wished neetss was classified at that time,however as_ the PATTY HEARST ‘matter appeared to have become a possible subversive matter i felt /justified.1I talked to Vr. SD in the Dallas office ‘and furnished him ( in fact he madethem ) copies of official . coorespondence varifying the subject, in which he was to send to, you. He called agent Mr. Charles Bates at ° San Francisco in resards to assistance, after waiting there for three days, I was. in formed by a © FBI had no interest as there was no answer. Mr. Kelley lets analize this for a moment. Here is a case where Ps a supposed reliable retired military officer properly identified a“ VA comes to your office at his expence, througn a sense of responsidi ei “Y/Y jity, comes to the Dallas office and offers written proof of the, iM possibility of his offer being sucessful, as tested by the (Headgu- vA arters Modern Army Selected Systems Test Evaluation &,Review MASTER ) Fort Hood, Texas-and other letters was ap oltte ly, tenpred :For your information, after working and ewSdktch ihewter a gumber.0 {years { have developed a system of RADIATION detection and Evaluat a - gon by which once we have arrived at this Radiatiog ROkg. "gon f) lidentify the thing or object and locate it'any time in ne? uture. Most of my work has been done with photographs, I value myf wor paraell with Finger Prints, as I studyed this science forfitweear: {n ‘ny earlier years, except it goes much further. For “tO compr: hend “2: some of the end results. Every time we takeqa’ ndens \ finger prints ( which must be taken properly for &ny value, the ; same applies to RADIATION Identification, that is this particular “ap a-kind of RADIATION }. We take a photograph which is protected jn “*-2'“Seperate envelope and given a RADIATION classification in number ( again much like finger prints ). This rate does not change and h- NCI HE FAL Beyond finger prints. Many times I see where a tyApeer Wet