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a ft ' UN( :D STATES DEPARTMENT OF ). S'TICE ° FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Chicago, Illinois In Reply, Please Refer © Feely 176-28 ; September 9, 1971 ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN . Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of August 31, 1971, above caption, which set forth detailed information regarding the plans of Hoffman to visit Jamaica in the last week of September, 1971, and to reside there during the period November, 1971, through February, 1972. That information was contained in a motion filed August 27, 1971, with the United States Court of Appeals (USCA), Seventh Circuit, Chicago, on behalf of Hoffman, along with a request for court approval of that travel. vWdhe's alld 0 On September 8, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) James Breen, Norther District of Illinois 4 (NDI), made available a copy of a supplemental motion filed —ai September 7, 1971, with the USCA on behalf of Hoffman. The motion stated Hoffman now desired to travel to the U. S. Virgin Islands during the last week of September, 1971, and to reside there from November, 1971, through approximately April, 1972, This represented a change in his plans as set forth in his August 27, 1971, motion, in that he now has no plans to go to Jamaica. Hoffman regretted any inconvenience caused either to the U. S. Government or the USCA by this change in plans. The purposes for which he desired to make this travel were This document contains niether recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. : 4p-& evo} De a rr