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F1+392 (Rey. 11-27-70) @ @ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date of transcription April 3C, 167) — pv On April 22, 1974 Ring and Diarend Department, The Hammond Company, | sn, entenieo, Texas, arrived ct the Chicago Cffiee cf the rederal Threau cf BVES IBLE OY oy r at that time, the jewelry obtained auring, the search on April 17, 1974, cf the Universal Ger and Jewelry Company, Room 604, 5 Nesth Vabash fvenue, WAS oxyhititcd to hir. During his examination of this jewelrr, checked it against an inventory list of iters taken in the burglary cf The Hammond Company salesman's hotel TCOM, in Dallas, Texas, which turglary teck place on PelLriiary 17, 207k, ifter examining the recovered jewelry, qn: advised that included amcng these iters wes more tha eC per cent cf the pieces taken in the Dallas, ‘Texas, burglary. At that time, made available bi inventory list, for repreducticn, with check marks les the pieces he identified as being identical with the p recovered. This inventory also reflected the price cf each item. {9 peinted out that me chserved while examining this jewelry that there were cbeut fever pieces cf his conpary's jewelry that were not listed on his inventory of the items taken in the Dallas, Texas burglary of Fetrusry 17, 1974. According t in his cpinion, the ress: these items were net on his inventory was due tc a clertcs? error, « also pointed out that item ninmer amond wedding bard, was a unique piece. fheeording the company had only three of these pieces er.A ed one of them tc the victim salesman in Dalles, exas, just before he lest his line. Interviewad on —