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SF_76-2887 we * on Makoh 31, 1967, he statedzenat he has given conside' interview. with the Miami Agents. He advised that he’ carnot furnish any other additional information that ‘would be of 7)” assistance in locating the Subjects. He: conéluded by. saying he would oall the Miami Division if any information came to .. - his attention regarding the whereabouts of Subjects. a Washington Field Office communication to San Francisco | , received on April 18. 1967, reflected “the following inquiries: . . : z ollowing investigation was’ “conducted by SA in — jt Waahington, D.C.: |” . “- - The intersection of Georgia Avenue and Kennedy Street, #@ NW, is a major transfer point for D.C. Transit Company busses, both north and south bound; east and west bound. It is totally commercial at the intersection. Spot checks were maintained on _ February 18, 20, 24, and 28; March 3, 15, and 28, 1967, but 3 no one resembling the Subject was observed. The only establish- “ment open at 7:15 am is the Kennedy Corner Delicatessen, Georgia Avenue and Kennedy Stre N.W. The slick otograph : s shown to aL He said be cou ut that it looked v, ooking like MORRIS at either place. He said his delicatessen caters to early morning bus travellers who stop for coffee, and WID ane's Tavern, orgia Kennedy» joked a S' photo but could not identify it: aaa: it looked familiar. He further said he does fot open his place until 10:30 am. ‘On March 28, 1967, a copy of the Identification hae Ovder of FRANK LEE MORRIS was furnished to Gor use