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Atlantic City, New Jersey, and that he also ealled his brother, neme and tele= 7 Peak 3. Guinen, ‘who gave bts 1 , even Bal theese, Marylend, ‘advisod that during Jan mary af ‘1983, teneed by the Federal Judge at Boonoke, Merginia,’ $e ant werte three. Poferal Ponitestiary for Porgery ef Post Office money Gere; sh: ef 1934 he received « perole ani was instructed te report op the Sirns 1 gach menth to the parole officer, Mr, Richard Eddy, Baltimore, Maryland, advised he reported to the parcle officer as required, on Anugnat 1,°1928, ae a fe) sla’ to Atlantic Gi Jor 30, seo his girl : : 1s teat he viaites her for a ‘sand pro seek employment at some atecl wail which he heard vas doing “sonstruatedy that he remained in Buffalo fer { nights and that on the second night he met Carl Cravford, another paroles, : and that they decided to go to Kingsport, Tennessee, and from there he wee ping, to Tampa, Florida, and arrange for his girl friend to open 4 beauty parler ~~~ there» Gainan stated that he and his girl friend were planning te. get married and ke hai permission to drive ber Plymouth Sedan and he had -* letters in his possesaion establishing the fact that he had peraission te arive the fer, and he aleo hed his girl friend's aute Feelotration styied he was formerly mrriod ta! but that when he was sent to the Federal Penitentiary @ Kin ant the last be beard of ber she was 1i¥ing. i Guinen “polated shat a . short tine efter he arriy Fedora) Peni tentiaxy, Atlanta, Georgia, he Was assigned ne wt ia ‘ee offies St fhe vecerd elerk ant his quties were to take’ gbation ‘ail write fom late tere for the. signature of the record elerk and ather ‘pffieials at ‘the peniten: tierya Amen by the nee of Merriman was acaigied to she record clerk's offies’ : ond was » aneiqnel $o take. oare of $be Fileny. se ‘Gainan advised that while he wa the penitentiary, he wrote a aMall book, entitled "Raneaber Man® which consisted of abogt 150 peges, but that he was refused permission to have it printed until his sen- tence had been served. Guinan said his book contained no photographs or any refereyce to official records, because all this would be cut out when the “Re