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hi | | | , FO-302 (REV. 11-27-70). ; . . . 3 -. 7 \ . | . v Cy . ° bd fe mo an a. . * FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | | a i 1 | ; ) : . a Date of transcription. 5/ 24/ 71 | agents, interviewed Royal Typ ewriter Comp ary » Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.,; ington, D.C. (WDC). aid he had arrived at work before the hour of 9:00 a.m. on the morning of May 3, 1971, and that, while at his office, he saw the activities which took place, that date, at or near the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, N.W. He stated that at sometime between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on May 3, 1971, he saw a white male, 5 feet, 11 inches tall, weighing 170 to 180 pounds, with light brown bushy hair wearing a military type fatigue jacket and a big hat (no further description of hat) near the intersection. Within a very short time, he noticed that this individual was being pursued by a police officer on foot across a parking lot which adjoins the Japan Inn construction site Located at 1715 Wisconsin Avenue. The police officer had hastily dis- mounted his scooter, chased the individual in question, and tackled the latter on the east side of the lot. At this point, lost track of the incident and could furnish no further ormation. After looking at six photographs showing various persons, was asked 1f he recognized any of the persons as the individual he had described. The persons depicted in these photographs were: ; (1) ROBERT LEON BLY , (2) ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN (3) KEY LOUIS MARTIN (4) CLAUDE DEAN AKERS y (5) RAY FRANKLIN SAMUELS (6) LAWRENCE ROBERT PLAMONDON CA. o__S/18/71 ssa Washington, D.C, rie ¢ WFO 176-282 1A. Ce This document contains neither recommendations nor concivsions of the FEL § is the property of he FEi and ic icaned to your agency; — B ond it contents ere not te be distributed ovtsida your agency. te 57 Cn eee ee teen, Sg re te ne ee re errr amr yee eee