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C Q NY 100-161445 "months I've been to doctors. So I just had an operation. Deviated septum job. I couldn't breathe through my nose so weli so I could operate, It was all el smasho, "tAlso, I did develop an infection. One more step...' His voice trailed off ominously, and the heart of the FBI man tapping on the phone skipped a hopeful beat. 7 LL "ABBIE claims he interfered with the officer in the same way his nose beat up the stick. 'He tackled me from behind, rolled me over and hit me five or six times in the face with aclub. That's the last that I remember.* rane "His lawyers have considered a countersuit which : would seek to wring from the government more than the price et of a nose job. But someone has stolen the evidence and J. { EDGAR's men aren't known to be investigating the theft. “We had six photos of me getting clubbed,’ ABBIE said. 'They were at the People Peace Treaty office and some kids from Long Island ran off with them as souveniers,' = "A nose job being a six-day affair, the patient says Bo he's killing time by working on a new book. 'I'm doing a sequel to "Steal This Book", "Bankrobbery Made Easy". 'No kidding," he kidded, ‘I've all these interviews with bank- ae! robbers, ?# 4 A wh ee Sh I gotta watch "The PBI", They're looking for a personal frien in this episode'",. August 3, 197), Albert Einsteti ospital, 1625 Eastchester ew York, advised that according to the records of the hospital, ABBIE HOFFMAN was admitted to that institu- tion on July 8, 1971, and discharged on July 13, 1971. - E, Family Status Wen Ba k TL all a Are 4.48 ly newspaper The New York Times, a NYC daily newspaper, in its July 21, 1971 issue on Page 31, contained an item reflecting that a son was born to ANITA and ABBIE HOFFMAN at Mount Sinai "Time for a closing line, ‘Listen, man, I gotto go. a 7 -10-