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Director, FRE February 6, 1952 Re - JAHAM Philadelphia tel dated 1-10-49 to the Bureau, New York, and “ilwaukee advises that CARI, after a further search of his personal records, had located additional informaticn rerarding the operations of the Philadel~ phia agency of Woodstock concerning sales and repair records. CARO! at that time emphatically pointed out that these were not official records of the Woodstock Commany, tut rather personal records made by hin at the ting, He also pointed out Unst it had becn his expericnce that typewriter salesmen as a class were cxtremely prone to retain commicsion vouchers. this information is set forth in the report of Agent KINsLiw dated January Ty 1949. The personal records of CANC. recarding sales and repairs and con- eerniny which he was very specific in advising that these were not officicl reconis of the Woodstock Typewriter Company were turned over to the Philadel~ phia office and additional investigation was conducted concerning typewriters purchesed by individuals or organizations set forth in these records, ‘The records were subsenuently returned to ir, CANG, Philadelphia tel to the Rureau,New York, WFO and Chieaso dabed 5-17+-49 points out that there is no record of serial number 230599 in the personal records of Liar. CALOl, and this information is set forth in report of Agent KIRALAND dated 5-23-19 cover~ ing the period May 17 throuch 235, 1949. Philadelphia bel to the Bureau, Newark, and New York dated 6-14-49 sets forth the results of a contact with CANG? concerning a specific recol- lection by hin of MH. 2. Cull! sho was a junior salesnen under him in 1927, 19°29. ‘This information, wiicn was set forth in report of Agent KINALAND dated 6-30-49, covered the period June 9, throush 22, 1949. Philadelphia letter to the Bureau and New York dated 11~?20-50 scts forth that approximately three weeks previously CAG had been contacted by li, AGTH SING, an attorney from New York, and another individual whose name he did not recall, and thet these individuals had asked that he again search Woodstock sales records for information concerning the ordinal type~ writer. CARO. advised these men that he believed he had destroyed his om records for that period. Cn iovember 25, 1950 CALGU wes contacted in accordance with Furcau instructions b:r tel dated Movember 22, and arrangements were made that he should contact this office and advise of any future contacts by SLA or any other indivi-val representing ALGUR HISG6. At this tame he stated that he did 103462