</s>On a 9-volt battery supply. The words "CHANNEL MASTER CORP" are imprinted on the bottom of the label. The words "HONG KONG" are molded on the outside of the "label." The light-colored plastic is used on however, some of the components are marked "JAPAN." A 9-volt Everyday battery, #216, was connected inside the case. The front of the case is connected inside. The case is the same as the original channel MASTER. The remainder of the stamping is about one-third down each side, the maroon-colored plastice. The case measures approximately 4" x 2" x 3/8" 11", Radio products bearing the Channel Master name are very common. When received, the dial indicated approximately "10" and was turned to approximately 1020 Kc/s. The tuning range of the receiver is approximately 530 Kc's to 1660 Kc /s, which covers the regular broadcast band. The receiver was operational when received. The Q32 radio bears scratchless on one end interpreted to read "00416." The Q33 radio bears "BUFFERIN" bottle is a 60-interpreted size and contained 10 whole tablets and 2 partial tablets, all bearing the letter "B." Specimen Q34 is a man's elastic belt bearing Greek or Roman heads on the buckle. The belt is 3/4" wide and 31" long, unstretched. The waist measurement of the wearer could not be determined. The view of the type of belt. Specimen q35 is a partial tube of "BRYLCREEM" hair dressing. 3 ounce size. Specimen QC35 is in a bottle of "ONE A DAY" vitamins, 25-tablet size. There were 21 tablets in the bottle. 25-tablet size. Specimen C37 is a small hotel-size bar of "Cashmere Bouquet" soap. Specimen O38 is a clear plastic hairbrush with white synthetic bristles. "U.S.A." has been molded-to the underside of the handle. Page 10 PC-A5498 BX 94 (continued on next page) 2015 RELEASE UNDEREO. 14176

Summary  
This document contains interview records from April 1968 conducted by federal agents regarding individuals who stayed at the Economy Rooming House in Birmingham, Alabama, during September 1967. O.L. Black and his family were interviewed about their stay at the rooming house, noting they did not recognize names such as Eric Starvo Galt or Harvey Lowerwell. Mrs. Black mentioned her daughter, James E. Weldon, stayed at the rooming house with their child for medical treatment but stated she did not associate with other residents. A separate interview with James Weldon confirmed his wife and daughter stayed there during that period. Franklin, a resident of Auburn, Alabama, reported staying at the Economy Rooming House in 1967 and mentioned seeing news articles about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. at Memphis, Tennessee. An FBI document dated April 30, 1968, details measurements taken at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis to determine the location where Dr. King was shot, including calculations involving angles and distances from the balcony.  

Key People  
- O.L. Black (interviewed in Andalusia, Alabama)  
- Mrs. O.L. Black (spouse of O.L. Black)  
- James E. Weldon (resided in Opelika, Alabama)  
- Tammy Lorne Weldon (daughter of James E. Weldon)  
- Franklin (resident of Auburn, Alabama)  
- Lieutenant A.S. Zelinski (Memphis Police Department)  
- Reverend James Bevel (Southern Christian Leadership Conference representative)  

Key Locations  
- Economy Rooming House, Birmingham, Alabama  
- Lorraine Motel, Memphis, Tennessee  
- Andalusia, Alabama  
- Opelika, Alabama  
- Auburn, Alabama  

Key Events  
- Interviews with individuals who stayed at the Economy Rooming House during September 1967.  
- FBI investigation into the location of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination at the Lorraine Motel, including engineering measurements and witness accounts.  
- Mention of news coverage regarding MLK's assassination in the aftermath of the event.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Memphis Police Department  
- Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

MLK Declassified Files

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