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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-7) . % \ v3 j FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date of transcription 3/12/81 bo. LAD was advised of the identity of the agent and the officia nature of the interview. wa advised as follows: M.B.1I., a mail order company, placed an advertisement for miniature pewter models of classic automobiles in eighteen major Sunday newspapers on March 1, 1981. A business reply en- velope (BRE) was enclosed with each advertisement. The post of- fice box to which the BRE was addressed was used onlv for this circularization and a circularization on January 4, 1981. The March 1, 1981, circularization was placed in the newspapers whose names appear on the attached list. These newspapers have a total circularization of two and one half million readers. The January 4, 1981 circularization was placed in the following newspapers: The Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) Pat News, The Chicago (Illinois) Sunday Times, and The Long Beach (Florida) News Lesarnscrd stated that should the FBI require the specific £ r& address of any of the newspapers listed above or on the attached 1D list, he would be able to provide same. On March 6, 1981, one of the BRE's, discussed above, was received at M.B.I. The envelope was postmarked March 2, 1981, Cleveland, Ohio, and contained a handwritten note, a copy of which is attached hereto. The envelope and its contents were handled by the following M.B.1. employees: - LIC investigation on__3/6/81 ss ws Norwalk, Connecticut Fie ¢NH ZA-1835 AIC o» — Sh IS —— ore scone 3/9/81 ‘This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI ht is the property of the FBI and is foaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. i