</s>POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT IN REPLY REFER TO POSTAL INSPECTOR IN CHARGE SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 94101 April 30, 1968 Mr. Wesley G. Grapp Special Agent in Charge Federal Bureau of Investigation 1340 West 6th St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90717 Dear Mr. Grappa: As of interest in connection with the investigation of ERIC S. GALT, I am attaching the following documents from our investigative file on "The Local Swinger" is a correspondent club operating from P. O. Box 3802, Downey, Calif ., 90422: (a) Copy of typewritten letter dated February 17, 1969, signed Eric S. Galff, and directed via "The Local Swaner" to one Eric S ., Anderson, 2800 Glenview Avenue, Los Angeles. (b) Copy of Polaroid photograph of a subject pumping to be Eric S .. anderson, 2680 Glenview Ave. Los Angeles, Letter cited in (a). The letter and photograph were furnished to this Service by Patricia K. Anderson, who considered the letter objectionable, for our use in investigating the Local Swinder" as a suspected medium through which obscene materials is transmitted and exchanged. The address shown on (a) is the address of the St. Francis Hotel, which has been mentioned in press releases concerning Brice S.Galt, The tele- phases were sent to the press on the reverse of the photograph, of Hotel. (b) the Polaroid code number that the reverse was manufactured in August w.ch. w.h. a copy indicates that the film was manufactured by August 1967. Post Office Box 3092, was rented on January 31, 1968, by James and who supplied the business address 8115 East Imperial Highway and the telephone number bus-1926. Our investigation of "The local Swinger!" is assigned to Inspector L. O, Pindexer of our Los Angeles office, and it will be satisfactory to consult with him directly should any additional information concerning the enclosures as desired, Inspector Poindexter can be reached at 688-2161. Sincerely yours, 59 James V. P. Conway Postal Inspector in Charge 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains a mix of FBI FD-302 forms dated April 16, 1968, and January 16, 1968, detailing phone call records and internal communications related to data processing departments at Paramount Pictures Corporation and Desilu Studios. It references Vince Stelly, described as a former employee of these studios, with ties to the Los Angeles Police Department. Stelly’s employment history includes alleged past roles as an IBM operator and liquor wholesale employee in Culver City, California. Angelia Roberts from Paramount Pictures’ Data Processing Department noted Stelly’s details, while Ray Struck provided additional information on his physical description, residence (11/14th Fifth Avenue, Los Angeles), and telephone number (291-83775). The FBI notes these records are for internal use only.  

Key People  
- **Vince Stelly**: Former employee of Paramount Pictures and Desilu Studios; described as a former IBM operator and liquor wholesale employee in Culver City, California.  
- **Angelia Roberts**: Data Processing Department at Paramount Pictures Corporation; provided employment details on Vince Stelly.  
- **Ray Struck**: Data Processing Department at Paramount Pictures Corporation; supplied physical description and residence information for Vince Stelly.  

Key Locations  
- **Hollywood, California**: Headquarters of Paramount Pictures Corporation and Desilu Studios.  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Residence of Vince Stelly (11/14th Fifth Avenue) and location of the Los Angeles Police Department.  
- **Culver City, California**: Alleged former workplace of Vince Stelly in the liquor wholesale industry.  

Key Events  
- Phone call records and internal communications between Paramount Pictures’ Data Processing Department and Desilu Studios.  
- Documentation of Vince Stelly’s employment history, including alleged roles as an IBM operator and liquor wholesale employee.  
- Record of phone extensions (465-5911, 469-5911) used for internal studio operations.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Notes that the records are loaned for internal use and not recommendations or conclusions.  
- **Paramount Pictures Corporation**: Involved in data processing communications and employment records.  
- **Desilu Studios**: Linked to Paramount Pictures’ data processing operations.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department**: Tied to Vince Stelly’s alleged ties as a former employee.  

Key Discrepancies  
- Typos and inconsistencies in names (e.g., "GINGEN NANCE" instead of "GINGER NANCE," "STODDARD" vs. "STANDARD LEE").  
- Repeated sections, such as the 1966 Mustang and phone number details appearing in multiple parts.  
- Unclear connections between cases (e.g., James Earl Ray’s investigation versus car theft or prostitution networks).  

Additional Context  
The document appears to be a mix of unrelated FBI and police records from the late 1960s, possibly compiled incorrectly. It includes investigations into prostitution networks in Los Angeles, a car theft case involving a 1966 Mustang with names like Ginger Day and Anita Katswinkel, corporate espionage or fraud inquiries linked to Paramount Pictures, and potential references to James Earl Ray, though not directly tied to the other cases.

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