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ers KKO 9-936 be Gn June li, 125. iy advised that he nad taxen all necessary precautions at the cupreme Court a8 a result of having received these letters. Chief of Police RUBERT MUarAY, Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, D. C., was advised of the receic: of these letters by the U. S. Suprerme Court, The FBI Laboratory fur:ished the resuite of sa: amination concerning instant letters by communication cs June 14, 1954 which reflected that the writing on the - letters and the envelope’ were searched through the a section of the Anonymous Letter File but no identifice was made. The envelope was described as a white erveic: having no water mark, measuring approximately 6.5 x 3.c i2-cnes. The address on the envelope was written in Seript nardersi.ne with a medium lead pencil. One of the letters nat wricte: ¢- a sheet of ruled notebook paper which contained five ncoles on the left margin. - Tnis paper contained no Water Maran. 23 measures approximately 8 x 10.4 in sides with twenty-seven blue lines Spaced about ¢,"* inctes apart. The front end reverse sides of this paper have sea Vertical lines spaced 1.2 inches from the left edge of ise . sheet. The other letter is a sheet of per similar is physical respects. The message of one letter is eritte: in script in blue-bleck ink and @ portion in Dlue-pree: And, whereas the writin h ra crips with blue ine: ong on t @ other letter ie writte: is scrip + SUS SS Sistortion, a positive corcliusica was | not reached by the FBI Laboratory’ to ° ches and is rules en wu! —- 7 as to whether e.1 of the questioned writing was prepared by one person. a. _ , Dne latent fingerprint of value fer comparison was Ssvéiopec on each of the two lettere. . * : we . wt %. L . * ane . : cr a a a : - . a * t < ‘ 1 Was By BE pn nO Ay ER So ss | 7 Py ann ae ta ~ BOK © t -j-