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0 2 3 Oo Ham & © ee aE del So ee ee ee $s & e.g kK @np PO 21 care of our suite specifically. I questioned the Black maid about the change and she told me that she had been told that we and the |; two men who had just moved in across the corridor from us were "special service." The two men, she said, were friends of ‘the manager, and she didn't know why we were "ghecial “service. * . But, . she added that the two white women were taking Siace uBzonly. Saye Later, I had an Opportunity to question one of tae white’maids and & she explained that she had just gotten the job; that. she had been ‘eA called especially for the job because she was known as a good maid and that she had called the other woman (the dumber iooxing of the two) because they had wofkedteogethes before and they worked good together. I did notice \owever, that, whereas the Black ft 2 maid would work whether we were there or not if it was 0.k. with us, the blond, more intenitsent Yoong maid, who usually worked me AP . alone, by the way, di@ not like to work when we were there. She would ask if we were going to be in all day and would either come back later that day or return the next day. . a On the\mornin of May 14, 1974, at approxinately 7345, a.m., just after the™ “children had left for school, someone knocked on the door of the chilaven' S apartment. I went to the door to see who was there. When T opened the door two men were standing there wgotdashing identification cards that said F.B.I. One, an agent Pat- 261" 30 31 “eens etuck his foot in the door and refused to move until I as- Sayrda nidivtnat I would open the other Goor as soon as my husband | he 4 ‘and Teyere udressed, which we aid together. oS, te | discuss with us. My husband refused to close the door dessite their insistence, and they became suite antagonistic because they said they didn't want anyone else te hear our conversation. - They: rae