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Belmont Mohr Casper Conrad DeLoach Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter 1/22/54 rirtel To: S°C, Birmincham (157-352-SF-2) ZUBE PE . From: Sirector, FRl ($595 998) - va sd iB Reurairtel 1/13/44, : The Sursay has no objection to the use of commercially available radio equipment if it 4s felt that this can be made more secure and accomplish the desired coverage. The Bureau may have on hand commercial equiom 7% = nay have har Leal i ament suitable for your aseds, in whlch case purchase of new equisment will not be necessary. Suitability of equisment on hand cannot be deterzined until datails of sroposed installation are “nown. If the Laboratery is being requested to suoply cenmmercia! ¥ aqiicnant, full details of what {ts headad must be supplied By your oifice. This should include ranae to sonitoriag point, frequency of transaitting equipment, zethod of installation, and concealnent of transmitting equipment. ‘*dvise if the lastallation can be installed with full security. — 1 - Laboratory (Route through for review) ft | 1 - Hr. Donohue be | oY ; L./ EG wy a RBLicagimfw (6) 4, The Birmingham Office desires to install a radio-type microphone surveillance (misur) on the home of Robert Chambliss, a prime suspect in the bombing of the 16th .: Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, on 9/15/63. Birmingham has indicated the installation of an ordinary NOTE: Casper 7h misur cannot be made with full security since Chambliss has At, close friends and associates who are telephone company employees. This matter has been discussed with the Laboratory Division on the technical aspects and the questions set forth in the body of the airtel are information desired by the Lab. TELeTyPe unit{_] ‘