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@ PH 7mb299 | . . a the eapartinent and that youccne 4n the grovp requcstec JACK —_ SCOTT 's help in m:ving HEARST fron che areca. ' JACK SCOTT tolé his brother tiat he nad some hesitency about becoming - involved and wanted to leave. Tue persons in tho apartment made it clear thet he was not tree-to leave until he had committed himself one way or the other regarding the trans- - portation of HEARST, Jack scorr stayed that night at the apartment, WALTER SOOTT got the iwprossicn frou the son- versation with his brother, JACK, that JACK wus colied upon to lend essistance for tro reasons, He indicatod one | . Peason was because JACK SCOTT had prior association vith individuals interested in moving HEARST end two, because JACK SCOTT had a supply of monay which he obtainad from the Oberlin College when they terminated his contract. WALTER SCOTT also believed that JACK SCOTT tg association with these unidentified people could have involved bombing matters, but he -had no speoific details regarding puwbings other than having the impression that JACK SCOTT! s part wes assisting in some undisclosed way. - a In this convergetion, JACK SCOTT {ndicated bo bad wade several trips from Borkeley, Calif., to a wotel in New York State described ag being just north of Now York City. JACK SCO?T said thet a person named PAUL HOCH was the person who arranged temporary accommodations at the motel, whose nemo and address were not given. JACK SSOTT, on this occasion, told his brother he, JACK, did not know where the HARRIS' and PaTTY HEARST were taken after boing Gelivered to the wotel and prabsbly would naver know, JACK SCOTT said that he pwraonally drove the HARRIS! and PATTY HEARST in separate trips from Celifornia to this motel Gescribed as being near New York City. _ WALTER SCOTT gtated thet the: next ocension that _ he obtained any knowledge of the PATTY HEARST mattor came