Newark Field Office, 1952-1967

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Letter to Inspector General, USA

10/3/52

believe ALLY to be reliable in that he had some trouble with him in his hardware store and consequently watches him closely when he, RILEY, comes into the hardware store, BASKINGER did not observe further on this matter.

Dr. JOSEPH DE STEPHANO, 55, English teacher, PERVATION, N. V., RILEY's landlord, stated that to his knowledge RILEY had a photo-prod service company which he covered fully to collate documents from him receiving mail to be processed. Dr. STEPHANO stated that he knew very little about RILEY besides for information collating do he through personal contacts. Dr. DE STEPHANO stated that RILEY had relied on him for support for nearly two years and although RILEY's business does not support to do collating documents, he and his partner, DAN, in 1942 was his partner. ALLY was 29 to 30 years old, 5' 5"-6" tall, 130 pounds, broad chest, and ballroom bills.

Dr. DE STEPHANO further stated that only on the occasion when he had any complicated relative to ALLY and when the relative was a vendor' he complicated via ALLY so that RILEY had been seen selling items to him and also taking photos of the laboratory. He was at night and the man was at times late.

THE PARSALO and DETROIT COUNTY CHIEF BURN and the PARSALO, J. J. POLICE DEPARTMENT TRCOTAS WERE NEGATIVE US TO LICTON CONDUCTING GEORGE J. STOCK. STOCK IS EMPLOYED BY THE CITY OF PARSALO, J. J. PARK AND RECURSION DEPARTMENT.

DR. THOMAS CAVALAUGH, RECURSION DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECURSION, PARSALO, J. J., stated that STOCK is employed by him as a GRASSCutter and had been working in the city of PARSALO a number of years. CAVALAUGH stated that he had known STOCK for about 10 years. ALLY was ten to twelve years old and he has never come upon INFORMATION THAT WOULD BE DEBTgamma TO STOCK IS TOTAL PENDANTION OF HIS LIFE. CAVALAUGH stated that STOCK lives with his father at 221 BRUCKS AVENUE, PARSALO, J. J., and they do not enjoy a very nice life.

CAVALAUGH stated that STOCK'S REAL INTEREST WAS RECURSION and that he had a very modern and completely SOUTHERN style of his property that took up most of his extra land. CAVALAUGH stated that STOCK also had a decaying house and does not get STOCK ON HIS TOY MOUNTAIN. CAVALAUGH and his father TOY stated that he had no real interest in the

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