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wm aA Ue fcteemainetl In a letter dsted June 2, 1950, Walter S, Logan, Vice-Fresident and General Counsel, bederal Reserve 6 tik of Mewctork, New York City, enclosed a white envelope bearing the address "Federal Reserve Bank of New York, ry : : New York, New York". The envelope was Py 31, 1990, 1:00 PN. The envelope con. qe “four cards one’, which was addressed a b a Detroit. On the reverse side ° prerre the namesgof five prominent indi- viduals including that of Dr. Albert Einstein, Profe University of Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts. In » letter dated dune 1h, 1950, Ce 7 eae. of Washington, D, C, forwarded ¢ simiJar erepe containing similar minmeogrsphed cards. The FBI laboratory in a report dated June 19, 1950 concluded that the typeuriting on the envelopes was prepared by the s2e typewriter. The typewriting appear- ing on tne spevimans wos compered with material in the anenymovs jetter file, hut nothing of significance wa: noted, Cn tune 26, 1950, a letter wes directed to the Detroit, Field %ffice, requesting that en immediate investi- gation be made in an effort to ascertaiu the isentity of the individuals responsible for the mailime o1 th STYMOUS communic tions reCerred to above. The cards referred to above were filed as en enclo- sure to this reference, Unknown subjects, Anonymous letters containing cards peste: rked Netreit, Michigen, tiey 31, 1959 Atomic .enercy Act —_ 117-846~3 . WH Jjar