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oe rie 35-62) ( ‘3 > =A ~ DECODED, COP. a YM Trotter Tele. Room —— Holmes Gandy rx Radio coTeletype URGENT 9-26-62 \s7t TO DIRECTOR FROM SAC SAN FRANCISCO —- 262003 f me for A/eatrag Esca pecs a Loos. ma ; FOR EUREAU'S (nF oRAT | ON SIM Ee SHINS Y ON A LOCAL PARTY BOAT IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY, THOUGHT HIS HOOK HAD CAUGHT ON A CHUNK OF MOSS AND PULLED IT ALONG. THEN REELED IN HIS LINE AND NOTED THAT THERE WAS A PIECE OF ELUE AND “HITE CLOTH ON THE LINE. THIS CLOTH TURNED OVER TO THE FBI AND, JiATTER, DISCUSSED WITH WARDEN OLIN G. BLACKWELL, USP, AUCATRAZ, WHO STATED THAT SAID = {CLOTH APPEARED TO EE SIMILAR TO THAT WORN BY INMATES AT aa ALCATRAZs HOWEVER, WARDEN POINTED OUT THAT NUMEROUS SIMILAR PIECES OF CLOTHING TURN UP AT SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND ON THE BEACH AT ALCATRAZ, AS INMATES FREQUENTLY THROW THEM DOWN THEIR TOILETS. vat laa WARDEN BLACKWELL SAID HE PLANS TO HAVE TWO SKIN DIVERS, BOTH OF WHO’! ARE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS, CHECK THE AREA WHERE THE CLOTH WAS FOUND, HE ADDED THAT SUCH DIVING CAN &E DONE CNLY AT SELECTIVE TIMES, IN VIEW OF EXTREME TURBULENCE OF THE WATER IN THE AREA WHERE CLOTH FOUND AND” _ eS Ped MADE TO START DIVING WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. 92 . Rec. 45 64 2%2% soe s2 OCT 1 1962 — A If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased In onder to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems. S c