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the Army 5 at McChord Fi the. incident. SMITH ha Lt halk not. yet. been contacted, but sureau. of at tipati was "setting.a trap for-him", f advises that on Friday, August 8, 1947, he appeared before Lawy at the County—City 1ilding,; Seattle and made a deposition of the facts rela ting to the incidents in Tacoma from Thursday afternoon, July 31, last until Sunday morning, August t now in x ss of th Dagens being forwarded herewith he Bu it should be noted th at ¢ in no way as complete as the state taken by the writer abi hi in this communication would be superfluous. I ication are being sent to the Butte, Portland, Sa is and Chicag ffices for their information only. Unless advised by the Bureau t he instant investigation is considered closed by this i the information of the Bureau, Captain-R. G. BJORNING, Intelligence Officer, McChord Field, Ft. Lewis, Washington advised at the weekly O.N.I.-S.I.D.-F.B.I. Intelligence eonrétence that the Public Relations Officer at McChord Field. had received a telephone call from an individual at Army Air Forces Headquarters at Washington, D. C., during which call the Public Relations Officer was requested to obtain a signed statement from DAHL and RISMs iN which could be published and thus publicly close the matter. Captain BJORNING further related that he had no additional information in this matter and not handle it. Very truly yours, PNCT( 5 Q BWV LN 4 PHL 30 seoehre omg CC -. Butte Portland San Francisco Chicago