California Condor Eben McMillan 25 February 1964 Local representatives who could have straightened things out immediately. Jan said that due to this condition he had to set someone sympathetic with his claim that there was [illegible] malfeasance committed here and that the very wording of the permit he carried committed him to make an issue of any irregularities he might find happening when in the area of the Sespe wildlife area. To this, Mr. Hansen agreed that he was doing what was right. Mr. Hansen stated that both Jack Garis and the photographer Burton had signed statements to the effect that they did not go beyond the heliport into the Sespe wildlife area. That both Burton and Garis had camped two nights in the cabin at Bucksnort and that Jack Garis had taken Burton around the area during the three days he was there. Hansen said he thought that Garis was a good man and this was only the second incident of its like in the last 8 years so he thought the record as a whole had been good in the administration of the Condor Program by the Forest Service. Jan asked William Hansen if he had a report of the incident that he could go over and analyze. Mr. Hansen stated that there is no report and there will be none. Jan then handed him the report of his findings that Mr. Hansen had asked for.