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. above incident he had beon engaged in distribut.ing campaign literature
';litb reference to tho above campaifPW18 in Glenn Burnie,
ryl.and, and
was returning to Baltimore when he observed the aircraft.
During the
course or the ab-,ve interview STEtART appeared calm arxl answered all
questions Without. hesitation and when subjected to requestioning, did
not change h1s statenants ill any particular.
AT 'BAl..,TIUORE, MA.~YI.Aln:>
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ix-. IIJUIS OlTEOS, 228 arren Avenuo,
ltimoro, • rylo.nd, was
int.eniowed on 10 IJ.v 19!)2, and st.:1ted thllt. ho bas known ST• ART all
hie lifo end hAS found no fault with him. orr»JS advised that ST~
come i'rom a good family and ha would roco
nd him tor a position ot
ti-ust.
GITE'5 stated that. he does not belleva STEVlART has ever beon in
trouble with tbe poll.oe.
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! iss UARY lilJ VER, 226 Tlarron Avenue,
ti.more, aryland, was
interviewad on 10 May 1952 am stated that ST&'I.AR'l' "shoots a lot of bull",
usually bragg1nc about himself and hio accom.pl.1sh:nonts.
Outside of
talking too much, B OVER believes that SmlART is honest, makes a good
il:lpression, does not drink, a gooi worker, and loyal to t
gowrmont.
She would re~nd STEVJAR.T for a position or trust, but stated that
she did not believe ho could keep a socret.
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s. LO IS GITEOS, 228 Warren Avenue, Baltimore,
ryland, was
interviewed on 10 'ay 19.52 and stated that. STE\".'ART t.a1ke too much and
11kea to e:xa.3Cerate.
other than that, !1rs. GITEOS nould recot!rm:md
STEYlART for a positi.on of trust.
Sha considers him homst, loyal, and
a good boy.
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i:r. nAYtlONIJ FOX, Project En~oor, EnlP,noerins Dep::irtmont,
Radioa.ct.ivo Detecti on Division, eotin~ouse Elect.ric Cotp0ration,
BaltimoN, f&lryland, was int.erviewod at tbo 'aeyland Yacht. Club on 10
'1 1952, 4lnd advised tmt. during the la.tter po.rt 0£ April 1952 he
examined the automobile described 1n the a.bove
aragr:iph with a ceiger
counter and could detect no radioactive reaction.
He aloo stated that
he examined the angina and all orking parts of the autonob1le and ms
unable to detect any unueua1 defects or oharacterl.stics.
stated
that the automobile had been repainted and that be Qs izlclined to dis­
believe the incident. as it was related to him.
AT FERNDALE1 UJ\RYI.AND
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On 10 ' y 19,2 Officer J • L. GAVIN, Anno Arundel County Polioe
Departmont,, Ritchie Hif,hway Sub-\5tat.1on, advised that the only report
relative t.o instant invast1gat,1on that ho wal'J aware of aa being receiwd
by tho depart.rnent was purportod to lulvo been an ob1Ser.vat.ion during 'tho
latt.er part ot arch by the bridge keeper, Curtis Ba:, Bridge, Curli:, B.v,
'aryland.
Officer GAVU volunteered that the prox· it.y oi' t;bnt, area. t.o
the Aberdeen ProTing Orounds resul.ted in frequent. noiees of exp1osions
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