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on: Apri » 1963, informed that an andivi DLY identical with JOHN ANGLIN, FBI No. 4745119 was reported to have cashed a check at the Red and white Food Store, brundidge, Alabama, on January 4 or 5, 1963, Although the nanf® ANGLIN did not appear on the check cashed at this store, two women employed at the store identified the photograph of JOHN ANGLIN which appeared in the "Dothan Eagle," daily newspaper, Dothan, Alabama, on April 11, 1963, as identical with the individual who presented this check. Se and white Food Store, 7G Brundidge, Alabama, made ava a check dated Jan 4 ap) 1963, in the anount of § signed by Brundidge Banking SEB in k0rncc that this check w, n his We presence by the payee, who posed a: This endorsement is the only known wri f the individual who iD Althoug could not state that presented the check could an": the _photoravh OL an who were working a 1@ checkout stations in the store when the check was presented, are of the opinion that the photograph of OF NGLIN ig identical in appearance to the verson posing as They furnished a composite description of him as white, male, age 30, six feet, 165 pounds, blue eyes, blond, slightly wavy hair, fair complexion. The check was returned by the Jrundidge 3anking Company as a no account check. . . I<, GEE 0rn20 th roduced three or four types of identification, and Re note at the signature on each of these matched the signature as endorsed on the check, although he could not specifically remember the precise nature of the identification presente cau The above check was transmitted to the FSI Laboratory for_handwriting comparison with those maintained in the National Fraudulent Check File, as well as against the known handwriting of Subject JOHN ANGLIN. \Ab7