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Ope ms , Nes! . ne eye, ae “ Won ve we wl, ~ aie 12 we go ee i aol ™ en aie Gee +, . a +t OLS ft aE wee rae ae, ae es cen a wos iy it 7 a check was pede at the First National ‘Bank ‘of Englewood, y 7 ' which revealed thet the F.O.R. Service, Int. on July 27, 1983, deposited ai ee ‘tem oF $122, 60, drawn on the Lakeview jrrest and Sevings. Bank. . be arid Co ne . = “ye george’ . Eubee,’ Aueiotest® cadhier, Lakeview Trust: and . “Savings Bank, 5201 ashleand avenue, Chicago, etated that that bank had von (‘Sccount in the name of MW. J. or Mrs. Norma L. This information obtained from Mr. Huber is, of course, not be divulged in making eubsequent investigations. _ record should: A notation appeared on the - nes a .-> thé further dnformation of the Los pnecies office, “which - will be requested to make investigation in regard ‘to this infomation, it: "'s07 Will be noted in the report of Speciel Agent R.: D. “Brown, Detroit, ichtgan, _ dated 8/4/32, entitled “Frank Nash with allases, Fugitive, I. 0.. 1166 = Bab a, . 7 re ‘Secaped Federal Prisoner", that an interview with one George “‘Drouiliard ‘is<* listed... agent Brown also interviewed Earl Pontaine, whose brother vag being’: ‘extradited from Canada to answer for his participation in the attempted ... ree! delivery from the Leavenworth Penitentiary. In this regard, Drouillerd made the statenent that before Nash would pay him certain money to advance for funds to protect Fontaine, it had been necessary for Nash to call the boys, whom he hed to reach by calling Floride and New York. In addition, Nash had informed George that tre mob was controlled by a man nened John, who ounéd a