Part 109, page 349

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/27/72

SA CHARLES S. DUKE

NORJAK

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It is to be noted that during investigation concerning captioned matter on 4/26/72, contact was made with one [redacted] b6 the Pacific National Bank of Washington, Bremerton b7c Branch. [redacted] advised that [redacted] had opened a checking account on [redacted] under the name of [redacted] and that he had a checking account under the name of [redacted] which was opened [redacted].

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She stated that a complete print out statement on both accounts, reflected the dealings and transactions could be obtained by Friday 4/28/72. She said she could have a handprinted statement prepared by noon of 4/27/72. She advised that [redacted] also had [redacted] which b6 was made on [redacted] and which was secured by four savings b7c certificates, three of which were at [redacted] each and one was for [redacted]. She said the certificates were purchased for cash on [redacted] and were in the names of [redacted]. The [redacted] certificate was made out in his wife's name. [redacted] She also advised that a financial statement dated 9/1/71 reflected that [redacted] was part owner of the Perl Maurers Dance Pavillion.

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On the morning of 4/27/72 [redacted] advised SA b6 [redacted] that the bank could furnish no information b7c on the above accounts without the issuance of a subpoena.

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On 4/27/72 [redacted] the Pacific National Bank of Washington, was contacted at his office. During the conversation as to the purpose of the contact, [redacted] received a call from [redacted] [redacted] Tacoma, Washington, who requested to speak to SA DUKE. 164-81-3094 OLSEN advised at that time that he wanted to cooperate in the FBI's investigation; but that the records

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CSD:klb (3)

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SEARCHED _____ INDEXED _____ SERIALIZED [illegible] FILED [illegible] APR [guess: 24] '72 FBI — SEATTLE

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DB COOPER-49856