Nikola Tesla FBI Files - Page 115

REC-47 EX-115 100 - 201 Comp. Syst. Ext. Affairs Files & Com. Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspe Intal ob Legal C Plan. & Ev1. Spec. Inv. Training Telephone Rm. DirePpr Dear -2231-29 MAILED 6 ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED 13 UNCLASSIFIED, COOTE 2-3-80 BY S4 APR 3 01976 FBI : Thank you for your letter of April 20th, with enclosures. It was certainly most thoughtful of you to furnish us this information, and your interest and courtesy are indeed appreciated. AIL FROM 5 JON 211949 April 30, 1976 Piprapte Pod Sincerely yours, NOTE: Bufiles indicate limited correspondence with last outgoing 6-27-73, in reply to his request concerning papers of Dr. Nikola Tesla, Dr. Tesla was a world-famous electrical inventor, and at the time of his death in 1943, all of his personal papers and effects were believed dangerous to the country's security if they fell into unauthorized hands. The book, "Prodigal Genius," by John J. O'Neill, alleged that Dap. AD Inv. the FBI took over a certain safe and opened it, appropriating his property. Bufiles indicated the Office of Alien Property of the Department of Justice did so. Bufile 100-2237-23. Assoc. Dir. Dap. AD Adm. Aust. Dir.: (3) g TELETYPE UNIT C. M. Kelley Clarence M. Kelley Director settes, In GPO 1975 O 594-120 115