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I eity of Atlanta Mayor ' s Office. 10-15-62 - I . ,. ' - " October 15, 1962 Dear Friends : All miscellaneous personal effects picked up at the scene of the Paris air crash and not otherwise identified have been collected and sent to the City of Atlanta. They have asked the City to assist in giving an opportunity to the families to identify and claim these items, and the City is glad to help in any way that it can. These items will be at the Carnegie Library in Atlanta from October 22nd to October 26th during the hours of 10:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M. You can enter the library in the Forsyth Street entrance, and the articles will be in Room A-114. We would be glad for you to come by at your convenience and identify any objects that you can. Items identified will be tagged and held until October 26th as above. After that time, if there are no other claimants, the item will be delivered to the claimant upon a proper receipt being given therefor . This matter is being handled by Herbert T. Jenkins, Chief of Police, and Edwin L. Sterne, Associate City Attorney. If you have a question about any of this, please call either of them. Chief Jenkins is at the Police Station and his telephone number is 522-7363. Mr. Sterne is in the Trust Company of Georgia Building and his telephone number is 525-5591. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. �