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to normal living eqenses, Ray hac mace several Sub- stantial purchases, e.g., cars, photo equipment, dance lessons (See, List of know expenditures, App. A, Ex. 4). These expenditures suggested that he had financial assist- ance and hence possible co-conspirators. Therefore, the Burea was particularily interested in determining his sources of income. On April 23, 1968, the Director advised all field divisions to consider Ray as a suspect in any unsolved bank robberies, burglaries or armed robberies occurring after April 23, 1967. The results were negative. On April 29, 1968, the Director in a teletype to all SAC's ordered that all law enforcement agencies which maintained unidentified latent fingerprints be contacted and requested that fingerprints of Ray be compared in order to detemnine Kis past wnereabouts and possibly establish his source of fimds. Again, negative results were obtained. The Director, on May 14, 1968, reminded all field divisions that Ray had spent a considerable amount of money from April 23, 1967 until April 4, 1968, and advised that a source for these monies had not been determined. ‘The Director ordered that photographs of Ray be displayed to appropriate witmesses in unsolved bank robberies and bark burglaries. These efforts and all others to date, with one exception, have proved et fruitless . ~98-