Part 61, page 334

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8617 Remick Ave. Sun Valley, CA., 91352 March 24, 1977

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Hon. Clarence M. Kelley, Director United States Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C., 20535

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Dear Sir:

Glad to know you are still on the job. I do hope your health remains good.

Last Saturday I called on the Bureau at the Federal Bldg. in West Los Angeles. I was met with, "Do you have an appointment"? Eventually a polite, young lady agent by the name of [REDACTED] spoke to me and took what informa- tion I had at that time. She explained that the agent who handled the case was not on duty but that he would call on me at my home. I now have more complete information and would like to dispose of the matter.

Because the Bureau seemed very busy, I wonder if I could be of assistance in a volunteer capacity. My experience and training has run along the lines of police work, as has yours, except that I have not risen to Chief as you did. I am in good health, 66 years old, a native of Calif. and with ancestors in the U.S.A. since the 17th century. In 1940 I successfully passed the L.A.P.D. Policewoman examination but did not get an appointment as only 10 were selected and I was number 30 at the time of the examination. However, I have done work in that line and also as a store operative -- mostly at Christmas time. I have also worked in the City Schools, a University, as a Church Secretary and can make myself useful around an office.

May I hear from you?

Sincerely,

Mary R. Moriarity [handwritten signature]

Mary R. Moriarity

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Mrs. Mary R. Moriarity 8617 Remick Ave. Sun Valley, CA., 91352

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164-492-9/9 SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED...[illegible]..FILED [illegible] APR 4 197[7?] FBI - LOS ANGELES

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DB Cooper-25558

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