</s>LS 44-947 During the interview with Mrs. GEORGIA DAVIS, she mentioned the incident re the report that EUD HASTINGS and his wife FRANCIS, owners of the Treasures Island Motel and Panama City, Fla. having been dispensed with the visit WARY in late March early April, 1968, by herself, Mrs. WARY and new. She still has been KINC, as this report has worked that the HASTINS may have in any way been involved in the assassination of Er. KING, but did feel the EFI should be made aware of the reported disbursement but did the HASTHINGS re-the visit to their motel by herself. Mrs. WARD and Rev. A.B. WILLIAMS KING. It may be noted that Mrs. GECORGia DAVIS is Negro. LEADS: JACKSONVILLE AT PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA Interview FUT and FRANCES BASTINGS, owners off the Treasures Island Hotel, to determine if they possess any inform- mation pertinent to captioned mater. LOUISVILLE AT FOUTSVILLE, KENTUCKY Upon the return of Rev. At. WILLIA'S KING to louis- ville, interview him re captioned miter. - 3 - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains multiple memoranda from April 18, 1968, related to an investigation into an individual named Eric Starvo Galt. A female informant described a man resembling the supervisor of cleaning employees at 1800 Peachtree Street, noting his short dark hair and civilian attire (suit, shirt, tie). The Atlanta office was instructed to verify if this individual matched Galt. Another memo references an abandoned car registered to someone with the middle name "Starvo" found at Atlanta Airport, with efforts to confirm its connection to Galt. A waitress at Mammy's Shanty Restaurant claimed she served a man named BRIC S. GALT, who appeared similar to his newspaper photo but with slight differences in appearance. She mentioned he ordered London broil and that a receipt could be used for fingerprint analysis. A separate inquiry involved Mrs. Lockridge of Doraville, Georgia, who reported a man inquiring about country music records at her studio, noting his interest in specific songs and unusual behavior. A card found near a building's door contained contact details for Ray Dixon and descriptions of lock types on various rooms.  

Key People  
- Anonymous female informant (described as possibly Black)  
- Eric Starvo Galt (subject of investigation)  
- BRIC S. GALT (possibly alias or variant of Galt)  
- Mrs. Lockridge (Doraville, Georgia)  
- Ray Dixon (contact information on card)  

Key Locations  
- 1800 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA  
- Atlanta Airport  
- Mammy's Shanty Restaurant, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA  
- Doraville, Georgia (Mrs. Lockridge’s studio)  
- Building 113 (room details and lock descriptions)  

Key Events  
- April 18, 1968: Informants provided descriptions of a man matching Galt’s profile.  
- Investigation into an abandoned car registered to a "Starvo" at Atlanta Airport.  
- Waitress at Mammy's Shanty reported serving BRIC S. GALT and noted his appearance.  
- Mrs. Lockridge reported a man inquiring about country music records, with unusual behavior.  
- Discovery of a card containing contact details for Ray Dixon and lock descriptions near Building 113.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Atlanta SAC (Special Agent in Charge)  
- Local law enforcement agencies (Atlanta office, Doraville)

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