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i . . H . 7 iphlnde ee te ed a. FROM Be in-! “ SUBJECT: NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY ACT MATTERS ‘ Sl b?c-) ( a) i ee oa sotene . UNITED STATE’ OVERNMENT —— Bishop Memorandum te . Caeper ; Coad Mr. pateg if) pate: November 4, 1971 Dalbes = 1- Mr. Bates i—______ l- Mr. Shroder Tove C. Bolz 1- Mr. Bolz a l- Mr. Nuzum fieimes Se vn Calls bi: This will record that at 4:20 p.m., 1/3/71, Mr Los Angeles, California, but presently traveling throughout the United States with no fixed address, telephonically contacted SA C, A. Nuzum from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mr. not identifiable in Bufiles, advised he is traveling throughout country to obtain information about bankruptcy frauds to enable him to write a book on that subject. He advised he had been referred to FBI Headquarters by the Fraud Section, Criminal Division of the Department, and particularly desired to know of the FBI's investigative jurisdiction and what statistical data the FBI could furnish for use in his book. The Bureau's jurisdiction with respect to inyestization of National Bankruptcy Act cases was explained to vi: Sl who was tactfully informed that no information could be furnished conc rning National Bankruptcy Act cases and that no statistical data pertaining to bankruptcy frauds is maintained. He was informed that the Admini~- strative Office of the United States Courts gathers statistical data on bankruptcy matters from the Bankruptcy Courts throughout the country and furnishes public source information each year. Mr. a expressed his appreciation for the advice concerning FBI] ction ' and stated he would contact the Administrative Office of the United States Courts for whatever statistical information they may have. I. _ 90 Ke 2 ron 66-3! en eon ACTION: This is for record purposes. yt _ CAN:vrh ~ 47 me RW ea - 6) G Chr rats AK nal ’) Wek - :