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ar ¥ “one block ‘west of the tavern. where he ebtaimed ga@ at the Dickson Texatp ebserved a 1959 white over blue Chevrolet, 4-door sedan, ~. ‘ leader of this group of individuals, KC 76-3775 b o,b10 wom fee Nt em ate 7 ited ee reat Cc: 2. » ; kp: Bervice ‘Séation.” He stated that while he was at the service station, he ~ to Bis car, and, drove weat on. wa @riving west on Highway 64, He observed enly one individual }. in this car, He stated about five minutes later, he drove ‘ to the first tavern located on the west side of the main street,” in Bucklin andmw the same 1959 Chevrolet, 4-door Sedan, OP parked in front of the tavern, He stated he went in the tavern, and saw five men standing at the bar. He stated that he also noticed in the tavern the white male dressed ‘in the white cowboy hat, described above, whom he had = previously seen at the tavern in Greensburg, Kansas. He. stated this individual was talking with an individual, | be believes, is CLARENCE ANGLIN, He stated the other -— individuals bad their backs turned to him, and would not be able to identify these individuals, He stated that he recalled that the bar-maid at this tavern, whom he described to be a tall slender woman, age 55-60, wearing glasses, told the individual, he believes is CLARENCE ANGLIN, that he was a priest, The other four individuals in the tavern left, and that wi. utes, CLARENCE ANGLIN dso left the tavern, stated that he believed the individual, he ves 1S FRANK LEE MORRIS, was the 4 SD «+: 0: that the person he believes is identical w WILLIAM ANGLIN, was dressed in a straw hat, dark slacks, and that FRANK LEE MORRIS, was neatly dressed, dark trousers, sport shirt which buttoned at the neck, wore dark timmed-glasges} and had very dark, et thnned skin, He stated he could not describe the clothing worn by the person he believes is CLARENCE ANGLIN. 2 SES «1:01 that on returning to Dodge ~~ City, he observed the subject's photographs in the June 22, 1962, issue of Time Kagazine, and that as a result of - observing the photographs in the magazine, bélieves that the individuals he observed at Greensburg, as well as Bucklin, Kansas, are identical with the subjects. -