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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Form No. I This case originateo at LOs AngeleS Or't made at DATe WHEN REPORT MADE BY HADE LOS ANGELES 7//55 6/28/55 JAMESE.DALEY A) jep CHARACTER OF CASE JOHN SPEARSKINLOCH -XC 3928-188 WAR RISK INSURANCE (NATIONAL) CHARLOTTA ABASS Vs UNITED STATES; SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE) JAMES MKINLOCH, Civil Action No. 16764-WM U. S. District Court, Southern District.or A. On 6/20/55 United States District Court, Los Angeles muled that Plaintiff BASS stood in loco parentis to the deceased veteran and was entitled to the maximun paynent permitted by law under the Veteran's National Service Life Policy. When principal beneficiary died there remsined to be paid forty-one installments of $68.10 each or $2,792.10. DETAILS: At Los Angeles, California:. A check of civil docket nuaber l6764 wm in the office of the Clerk of the United States District Court reflected that on June 20, l955 the Court ruled that ChaRLoTm BAss stood in loco parentis to the deceased veteran and was, therefore, entitled to the maximum payment permitted by law under the Veteran's National Service Lifa Insurance Policy. Assistant United States Attorney ANDRew DAVIS advised that the above decision entitled CHARLoTTa BASS to the remaining unpaid monthly payments under the policy issued to JOHN SPEARS KINLOCH, to the exclusion of JAMES M. KINLOCH. When the principal beneficiary, VICTORINE SPEARS KINLOCH, mother of the veteran died October 25, l95l she had received seventy-nine installments of $68.10 each, leaving forty-one:installments to bo peid or $2,792.10 under the National Service Life Insurance Policy. PPROVED AND ORWARDED Do not write in these spaces RECORDED - 21 F-109 THIS REPOR'I 2-Bureau OJL 19 195 I-uSA, Los Angeles 1-New York (Info.) 1-Los Angeles (82-2154) H!! Oea.. TO WHICH LOANED. 3.ERNMEN PRINTING FFICE18-D9235 a