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William Holzmann ana Company, 115 Broadway, advised SA on July 13, 1951 that his company is the largest seller of British sterling notes in the United States. He said, however, that they do not keep a record of the serial numbers of any notes sold, whether to an individual or ea banking firm. He advised that the largest denomination allowed to be sold was a five-pound note. ARMM pointed out that he could safely say that no other company in the United States would make a record of, ) serial numbers of such small notes. . . ’ @ With regard to the American Express Company checks purchased by BURGESS, it was determined through , of known reliability, that all thirty of these checks were cashed in the United States prior to the departure of BURGESS, except for one check which was cashed on board the: QUEEN MARY. ‘his informant advised thet the majority of these checks were cashed in Charleston, South Carolina, Washington, D.C., and one in Baltimore, Maryland. ¢