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2 SF 7-855 MAH/crv y . SU RIERS stated that when he arrived at, the, grand- mother's housé, the house appeared to him to bexcompletety, vacant. At that time he looked into the basket and‘observed what appeared to him to be a bomb. That is, theréswas, a pipe with a clock taped to it and wires connected from? the clock into a hole in the pipe. Also in this basket Was a leather case which looked like a binoculars case and inside this case was a .38 revolver which ERS could see was loaded with bullets. Wkigagl stated that after “much discussion with his helpers, they decided to continué,moving the rest of the items. "noted, however, that wheh,.they arrived at 123 Lyon Street, the landlady would not permit him to unload the. items inasmuch as the occupants of thatsaddress to which the ° furniture and household items were destined had been evicted by her. ? Prxregy then/returned to his residence, with all of the household. items. - gf stated that within an hour "PAUL" telephoned. him again to inquire if he‘had“any difficulty in moving the items. Re advised PAUL that they had delivered the basket to the grandmother's house and had left it inspite of the 7 fact that no one appeared to be home. He then advised "PAUL" dlady at 123 Lyon Street would not permit them to ther household items, so he had brought them back Ro Ranks stated that "PAUL" did not appear to ipset, Or even nervous with this turn of events. it, that time advise PAUL that @@B@R8"nad alreaty | olice and had returned to the grandmother's house and delivered’sthe*bomb and the basket's other contents to the SM ee RP RIERS, expressed grave anxiety for the welfare of — himself and his family because he had called the police and. the police had leaked his name, address, and telephone number Ato, the press and the press had printed all the above in a ory about the bomb. KIERS then t he was leavin the next day or two for 1d che@ in emergency through Te one n er ~ Patna eee eorh Y Facet is OA. Pi Et he es Sl