</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date 6/6/63 On June 5, 1969, SA FREDRICK B. EACKER, FBI, observed the search of a 1956 De Soto, two-door, V-3, pink and white in color, bearing 1963 California license JWS 93, and Vehicle in Identification No. G205511, which was registered to STIRIAN B. SIRIAN, 696 East Howard Street, Pasadena, California. This examination was conducted by Officer JAMES B. CLABRAN, Badge 6023, Special Investigation by Officer James B. L. CLARIAN, Badge Department (LAPD) Examination of the vehicle revealed the scene of a "Los Angeles Times newspaper issued June 19, 1963, Los Angeles Police Department. "Los Angels Times" Newspaper issued June 1963, the seasonometer reading of the Vehicle was found to be 806963. What appeared to be two spent time on the passenger side of the automobile. of the front seat was found on the Passenger Side of the Automobile. One business car was 2792 the Lock Stock and Barrel were found on top California, was found in the rear floor of the automobile. On the passenger side. the passenger compartment and officer CLABORN examined the contents of the glove compartment and found one empty box of the Mini Meg the lock stock and Barrel store was found as found in this glove. of the Lock stock and barrel store was founded in the glove compartment and this receipt received the purchase of four boxes of 22 caliber bullets for the sum of $3.99 which was paid of the trunk of the automotive was found. in the name of STIRAN SIRIAN was located in the glove compartment. The trunk of this automobile was located to contain three old spare tires and numerous rags. A book entitled "healing-three-the Divine Art was found In the back seat of the automobiles. Officer CLABRON advised that the automobile was to be impounded by the LAPD at the time of the examination. He further conducted that that the list of the examiner from the car could be that through lists of the officer, T.K. White, Officer CLAOBORN processed the automobile for latent fingerprints and advised that he obtained several fairly good impressions from the steering wheel area and the glove compartment. 6/5/63 Los Angeles, California Los Los Angeles 56-156 on on -265 - File # 6/65/68 bSA FREDERICK B . BECKER:pih:jmk <loc_66><loc_911>Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI. It the property to the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it is its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

Summary  
The document details a series of FBI and LAPD records related to the search and examination of a 1956 De Soto automobile registered to STIRIAN B. SIRIAN (or variations of this name) in Pasadena, California. The vehicle, bearing California license plate JWS 93 or similar numbers, was observed parked on New Hampshire Avenue in Los Angeles on June 5, 1963, and later searched by law enforcement. Items recovered included spent ammunition, a receipt for 22 caliber bullets purchased for $3.99, keys, a wallet with identification, and other personal effects. Latent fingerprints were collected from the steering wheel and glove compartment. The vehicle was impounded by LAPD, and multiple search warrants were obtained for further examination. Records also mention photographs of the car’s interior and exterior taken by FBI agent RICHARD H. BLOESER.  

Key People  
- STIRIAN B. SIRIAN (or variations: STIRHAN B. STIRHAM, SIRHANN B. SIRHAM)  
- SA FREDRICK B. EACKER (FBI agent involved in initial search)  
- OFFICER JAMES B. CLABRAN (LAPD officer conducting examination)  
- LT. CHARLES HUGHES (Rampart Division, LAPD; testified before grand jury)  
- LT. A. S. HEGGE (Rampart Division, LAPD; obtained search warrants)  
- SA WILLIE R. WHITE (FBI agent involved in vehicle tracking and searches)  

Key Locations  
- 696 East Howard Street, Pasadena, California (registered address of STIRIAN B. SIRIAN)  
- New Hampshire Avenue, Los Angeles, California (location where the vehicle was parked)  
- West Bouleville, California (noted as a major intersection near the vehicle’s parking location)  

Key Events  
- June 5, 1963: LAPD officers conducted an initial search of the De Soto after observing it parked on New Hampshire Avenue. A parking violation ticket was noted on the windshield wiper.  
- June 5–6, 1963: FBI and LAPD agents searched the vehicle, recovering spent ammunition, a receipt for bullets, keys, and personal items. The car was impounded by LAPD.  
- June 7–8, 1968: Lt. Charles Hughes testified before the Los Angeles County Grand Jury about the arrest of STIRIAN B. STIRMAN (possibly a variant name) and the use of a key to access the vehicle during searches. A second search warrant was obtained for further examination.  
- Photographs of the vehicle’s interior and exterior were taken by FBI agent RICHARD H. BLOESER.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), Rampart Division  
- Los Angeles County Grand Jury (involved in testimony regarding the case)

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