</s>PAGE THREE CC AA-1114 MARIA HILLRURN STATED SHE WAS CONTACTED TELEPHONICALLY YESTERDAY BY FORMER HUSBAND WHO IS NOW RESIDING WITH LUCILLE HASSEY, ONE THREE ZERO PATTON STREET, MONTGOMERY. ALARAMA, TELEFHONE NUMBER TWO SIX FIVE FOUR FIGHT THREE SIX. MOBILE ATTEMPT TO LOCATE HILLBURN AND DETERMINNE ANY INFORMATION RE MONTAGNE AND WHITE CORVAIN IN AN EFFORT TO. ELIMINATE HIM AS JAMES FARL RAY AND ADVISE INTERESTED OFFICES. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. END PMJ FRI SPRINGFLD x 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text comprises multiple FBI internal reports and communications dated April 1968, detailing investigations into civil rights-related activities, forensic analysis of evidence (e.g., laundry tapes with Thermo-Seal markings), and tracking of individuals or entities linked to specific activities. The documents reference case numbers such as FD-36, FD-34, PD-35, and FD-38. Key themes include the FBI’s efforts to locate fugitives, analyze forensic evidence, and trace connections between codes like "20-3" and serial numbers associated with Thermo-Seal machines. The reports also highlight challenges such as fragmented records, typographical errors, and incomplete entries, likely due to 1960s-era record-keeping methods.  

Key People  
- **Raymond Hillburn**: Associated with a 1966 white Mustang registered in Chicago; described by driver’s license records as "Raymond Mitchell ILLBURN" with physical details (height, weight) and a suspended license number.  
- **Joseph Clatone Montage (lookalike)**: Linked to an investigation in Albany, potentially connected to Thermo-Seal marking machines.  
- **ERIC STARVO GALT**: Registered owner of a 1966 white Mustang found in Atlanta, associated with items containing Thermo-Seal markings.  
- **James Ray**: Central fugitive figure; described as a white male (5'9" 1/2", 155 lbs) with brown hair and eyes, escaped from Missouri prison.  
- **James Daley**: Former friend and associate of James Ray; alleged to have harassed him post-escape; operates a restaurant in Portageville, MO, and owns a farm near Warrell, MO.  

Key Locations  
- **Missouri** (Portageville, Warrell, St. Louis)  
- **Illinois** (Chicago)  
- **Memphis**, **New Orleans**, **Syracuse (NY)**, **Atlanta**  
- **NC Cormick Theological Seminary** (alleged transient residence of James Ray in 1952)  
- **DRYDEN RUBBER COMPANY** (merged company referenced in investigations)  

Key Events  
- FBI efforts to locate James Ray, labeled "ARMED AND DANGEROUS," involving collaboration with local authorities and checks at seminaries, employment records, and merged companies.  
- Forensic analysis of laundry items (pillowcases, bed sheets) found in a 1966 Mustang, revealing Thermo-Seal markings compared to Syracuse, NY tapes.  
- Investigation into code "20-3" interpreted by the Textile Marking Machine Company as lot numbers, returns, and bundle numbers.  
- Requests to recontact laundries suspected of using Thermo-Seal machines and trace connections to the code "20-3."  

Key Organizations  
- **FBI** (Federal Bureau of Investigation)  
- **Textile Marking Machine Company** (interpreted Thermo-Seal code "20-3")  
- **NC Cormick Theological Seminary** (referenced in James Ray’s transient history)  
- **DRYDEN RUBBER COMPANY** (merged company referenced in investigations)  

Notes: The text contains fragmented or incomplete entries, likely due to typographical errors or formatting issues. No social security numbers are present.

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