Harry Campbell is wanted for the kidnaping of Edward G. Bremer at St. faul, Minnesota on January 17, 1934. An indictment was returned by the Federal Grand Jury at St. Paul, Minnesota on January 2ĝ, 1935, charging Campbell and others wi th the kidnaping. Campbell is the sub. ject of Identification Order #1236 issued by the Federal Bureau of in. vestigation.

1I1tbtral iurtau Df lInutsttgattun • 1!t. . Itpartmtnt Df iJusttrt III II JIJn Ehglf JI&1&1lJfr, iirrrtor • II aI�ingtlJn, I. at. • II VOL. 4 NO.9 SEPTEMBER 1, 1935 The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, is charged with the duty of investigating violations of the laws of the United States and collecting evidence in cases in which the United States is or may be a party in interest.

The fOllowing list indicates some of the major violations over which the Bureau has investigative jurisdiction:-

National Motor Vehicle Theft Act Interstate transportation of stolen property valued at '5,000 or more National Bankruptcy Act Interstate flight to avoid prosecution or testifying in certain cases White Slave Traffic Act Impersonation of Government Officials Larceny of Goods in Interstate Commerce Killing or Assaulting Federal Officer Cases involving transportation in interstate or foreign commerce of any persons who have been kidnaped Extortion cases in which interstate commerce or interstate communication is an element Theft, Embezzlement or Illegal Possession of Government Property Antitrust Laws Robbery of National Banks and Member Banks of Federal Reserve System National Bank and Federal Reserve Act Violations, such as embeZZlement, abstraction or misapplication of funds Crimes on any kind of Government reservation, including Indian Reserva­ tions or in any Government building or other Government property Neutrality violations, including the shipment of arms to friendly nations Frauds against the Government Crimes in connection with Federal Penal and Correctional Institutions Perjury, embezzlement, or bribery in connection with Federal Statutes or officials Crimes on the high seas Federal Anti-Racketeering Statute The location of persons who are fugitives from justice by reason of vio­ lations of the Federal Laws over which the Bureau has jurisdiction, of escaped Federal prisoners, and parole and probation violators.

The Bureau does not have investigative jurisdiction over the violations of Counterfeiting, Narcotic, Customs, Immigration, or Postal Laws.

Law enforcement officials possessing information concerning violations over which the Bureau has investigative jurisdiction are requested to promptly forward the same to the Special Agent in Charge of the nearest field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice. The address of each field office of this Bureau appears on the inside back cover of this bulletin. Government Rate Collect telegrams or telephone calls will be accepted if information indicates that immediate action is necessary. FUGITIVES

WANTED BY POLICE

BULLETIN

Vol. 4 SEPTEMBER 1935. No.9

PUBLISHED BY THE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

WASH I NGTON I D. C.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION JOHN EDGAR HOOVER, DIRECTOR 1

USE OF IDENTIFICATION ORDERS 2

MOULAGE 3

STANDARDIZATION OF WANTED CIRCULARS 7

A MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY 10

MODUS OPERANDI OF A. B. CREAGH 11

CARE OF WEAPONS 12

POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY 13

HIT AND RUN DRIVER 17

WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC ACT 19

UNIVERSAL FINGERPRINTING 21

BANK ROBBER APPREHENSION NOTICE 21

INTERESTING IDENTIFICATIONS 22, 24

FUGITIVES WANTED 23

CRIME STATISTICS 26

APPREHENSIONS MADE 28 The FUGITIVES WANTED. by POLICE BULI... ETIN is pub­ lished by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniteci

States Department of Justice each month . Its materia1 is compiled for the assistance of all Law Enforcement

Officials and is a current catalogue of continuous refer ­ ence for the Law Enforcement Officers of the Nation. .J"rheral Ilnrtau of lttUtlltigatbm 'I. 9. IJrpartmrnt of iwrttrt Jon £hgar J1011lttf. IJtrrttnr Bastngtnn. I. Qt.

Nationwide interest has been shown in the extension of the Fed­ eral Bureau of Investigation 's program of cooperation with law enforcement agencies through the Police Training School which was begun at the Bureau , in Washington , D. C. , on July 29, 1935.

In view of the numerous appl icat ions and inquiries received at the Bureau concerning the Pol ice Training School, and further, that the method of choice in sending invitations to attend the school may be ful ly understood , I feel it desirable to explain the manner in which the fac ili­ ties of the Pol ice Training School are being made avai lable to the law en­ forcement agencies throughout the country .

The selection of those who are to attend the Pol ice Training' School of the F. B. I. is based upon appl ications received by the Bureau from law enforcement agencies . There is no set form of appl ication. A written request , to send a representative to the school, addressed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation , United States Department of Justice , Washington , D. C. , will suffice . It should be observed that the invi­ tations are extended to the law enforcement organization and not to indi­ vidual s. Those receiving such invitations should bear in mind the nature of the course and the qual ificat ions of the personnel in the ir departments in mak ing the selection of a representative , who will be able, upon com­ pletion of the course , to serve in the best possible manner the organization wh ich he represents . The Bureau has not indicated any specific require­ ments in the nature of qual ifications for those selected but has allowed the organization invited to choose its own representat ive . Upon receipt of such an invitation , the law enforcement agency may elect to send the Chief of Police , Sheriff, the Superintendent , Director , or other executive offi­ cial in charge of the organization, or any other person official ly connect­ ed with it.

The facil ities available for extending to law enforcement offi­ cers the courses of instruction in the Pol ice Training School are limited . It will , therefore , be necessary to limit the number who will be in attend­ ance at each of the se schools and because of the large number of appl ica­ tions received , it is impossible to determine how long it will be before an invitation may be extended to any one department or organizat ion.

However, the Bureau will be pleased to receive appl icati ons from regularly constituted law enforcement agencies and these appl icati ons will be recorded , so that they may receive appropriate consideration in conne c­ tion with the selection of personnel to attend schools of this type , which will follow that presently being conducted at the Bureau in Washington, D. C.

Director. 2

USE OF IDENTIFICATION ORDERS

The Federal Bureau of Inves tigation issues Identification Orders containing fingerprints, photograph , descriptive da ta and the criminal history of individuals whose apprehensions are desired by the Bureau . It has been the Bureau 's expe­ rience that the most effective use made of these Identifi­ cation Orders is their being filed in the permanent finger­ print files of the various police departments and other law enforcement agencies, under the appropriate fingerprint clas­ sification , so when the fugitive is arres ted and finger­ printed by a police department or sheriff ' s office, his fingerprint,s are immediately identified in the fingerprint file .

Law enforcement agencies which are not recelvll1g a suffi­ cient number of copies of Identification Orders issued by the Federal Bureau of InVestigation so that one copy is available for immediate filing in its Identification Unit while copies are being used in Detective Bureaus and other investigative units , are requested to advise the Bureau or the nearest field office of the Federal Bureau of Investi­ gation in order that arrangements may be made to furnish a more adequate supply . 3

MOULAGE

An important field in identification work is that of re­ produc ing evidence in plastic form . This is generally referred to as the Moulage methed . The absolute accuracy of detail that is poss­ ible in reproducing any object with the Moulage method makes it of great value to law enforcement officials in the ir appl ication of scientific methods to crime problems.

Since evidence in important crimes must be studied thorough­ ly over a period of time for the possible leads that can be detected from it, preservation of that evidence is highly important . Several problems arise in connection with the preservation of evidence and its proper recording for future use in checking and comparative purposes . Photography has been uti lized to a large extent, proving of great value in recording and preserving the scene of the crime and particular ex­ hibits of evidence. While photography has been developed to a high state of perfection , it still has disadvantages. OWing to phys ical conditions of light and space , it is often impossibl e to obtain a photograph that will be an absolute , correct impress ion of the facts . The photograph fails to reproduce one essential part of a particular object of evidence , mainly its third dimension, depth , and often that detail is nece ssary to make an identification . Then to, in many cases it is highly desirable that the exact form of a particular object with all dimensions be reta ined for later use . Th is, except for some process of creating an exact model might be imposs ible because of the danger of deterioration, putrefaction , or decomposition .

The appl ication of the Moulage process does not require any great amount of training or any particular technique. Anyone with a litt le practice can turn out very commendable work , the complete in­ structions furnished by the manufacturers of the various Moulage pro­ ducts being of great assistance.

The actual process consists of the making of a negative mould and a positive cast; the material for the negative is a colloid prepa­ ration , whi le the material used in the positive cast is a resinous wax. They both require heating before being applied . After being heated the negative material is appl ied to the object with a brush or spatula . The negative hardens upon drying, and is easily separated from the object by peel ing or cutting away . The heated positive material is then poured into the negative mould and al lowed to cool . When that hardening process is finished the negative mould is peel ed, cut away or sl ipped off the positive form and the particular piece of work is completed , glvlng a reproduction of the object in its finest details of form and texture .

The Moulage method offers practical use in the field , as well as in the laboratory , because the Moulage material may be transported from the laboratory to the scene of the crime in vacuum bottles or jugs , as the occasion requires . The reproduction can be made while the object remains in its original position, if desired, and without any difficulty or elaborate preparation . Reproduction of evidence by this method is so simple that its possibi lities should be fully ap­ 4

precia ted by al l law onforcement officials . It should be thoroughly understood , resul ting as it doos , in giving a reproduction of subj ect­ matter in three dimensions .

There are many uses for Moulage in the field of sci entific crime detection . Wound marks in deceased persons have been preserved . The actual impression of a wound itself may be taken, to preserve its actual length , dept.il , e.nd appearance for later use . Imprints in sand , dust , or mud; foot prints , tire marks; knicks or marks made by chisels , or other instruments used to effect entrances in burglary cases, have all been preserved by the Moulage method . For example the method is used where i-t i'" impractical to fJBW out a piece of window frame , in order that the mark left by a crow bar may be available , for comparison with a crow bar found in a suspect's possess ion or picked up in the investigation of a. burglo,ry 08.50. A pl;.wt.ic impress ion can be eas ily carried by the investigative officer wh ich serves every purpose that the original evidence could serve in giving him ass istance. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has also made extens ive use of Moulage for the purpose of reproducing guns for exhibit purposes .

Heretofore we- have mentioned some of the possibi litie s of plastic reproduction in connection with regular crime detection . There is another important USB in the field of law enforc ement and that is the officers· taãk of identifying dead persons . Dr . Alphonse Poller , the Vi ennese scientist and founder of the Poller Moulage Method give s several interest ing examples where identification of unknown dead was effected by plastic post mortem reconstruction . In these cases identifi cation from photographs bas -oeen unsuccessful . Quoting Dr . Poll er : "Casts were taken from bod i e s of three unlmown men. In one of these the fore­ head was badly disf igured by a deep gash reaching to the root of his nose , through which the brain was OOZing . The contour of the damaged area was easily restored on the cast , and thus through a simple recon­ struction a life-l ike result attained . The father who identified his son was thereby spared tho shock which the disfiguring wounds would have otherwise caused him. "

"In t,l,e (,Jecond body the face was of a dark blue -red color and spotty . In such cases, a photograph naturally results in an unrecogniz­ able picture . The cast , however, reproduced only the colorless form, and could -oe painted in natural living tones , thus making the identif i cation much easier. A cast of the th ird victi m was taken without any altera­ t.ions ."

"It is interest ing that in al l three cases the relatives were not able to rAcognize their dea.d from the photographs shown them , whereas the casts made identif i cation possibl e beyond any doubt.ä

The Federal Bureau of Investigation assi sted in an in­ teresting case involving the murder of a negro girl , whose body was found in a District of Columbia sewer . At the time the body was re­ covered it was badly decayed and mutilated. Rats Lad so destroyed the features of the girl that identification was impossible . However , by the application of Moulage , a death mask was made , the miss ing features were reconstructed and worked into a complete mask . This mask was used during

the investlgation and ultimately the girl's mother was charged with her child's murder.

With the efforts being extended to identify the unknown dead, this use of Moulage should not be overlooked. Unidentified persons may be buried at once, as with a death mask and a cast of any other identifying marks preserved, a permanent record is made. It follows, then, that it is a far more effective means of preserving evidence than a photograph.

The law enforcement officer of today must be constantly on the alert for improvements for overcoming his law enforcement problems. The use of Moulage, drafted from the field of medicine and art, to the special needs in crime detection and identification work is advocated not to supplant other methods, such as photography, but rather as an aid. In many instances Moulage is the only ideal method of preserving evidence for sUbsequent scrutiny and study. As a court room presentation of evidence it is in­ valuable. Supported by photographs the introduction of a plastic model which gives a third dimension provides a graphic exhibit clearly understood by judge and jury. The importance of this phase need not be dwelled upon. If all evidence at the scene of the crime such as tire marks, foot prints, etc. have been preserved for reference, the investigating officer establishes himself in the eyes of the judge and jury as a thoroughly competent witness who knows how evidence must be properly preserved and presented. Moulage thus offers the medium which, in many cases, has been lacking for the assistance of he court in deciding upon the guilt or innocence of an accused. 7

STANDARDIZATION OF WANTED CIRCULARS

The great number of fugitives located in other jurisdictions is one of the most convincing arguments for the need of the closest possible cooperation in exchanging information between law enforce­ ment officers throughout the country and the Identification Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation .

Real izing the importance of WANTED NOTICES through the use of wh ich most of such apprehensions must of necessity be effected , and believing that a un iform WANTED NOTICE would materially facilitate their fi ling, the Bureau in the October 1933 issue of the Fug itive s Wanted by Pol ice bulletin , set out certain suggested standard forms .

During an open forum discussion, of the Police Training School being held at the F. B. I. at th is time , it was suggested and unan­ imously agreed , that the maj ority of law enforcement agencies desire a standardized WANTED NOTICE . It was recommended that the size of al l WANTED NOTICES be 8 x 8 inches, permitting filing by classificat ion in the fingerpr int files of each Identification BUreau.

There are therefore , appended herewith for the assistance of those interested law enforcement officers who do not have available the sample notices , as were set out in the Fugitives Wanted by Police bul letin of October 1933, figures 1 and 2, explaining the exact form of WANTED NOTICE , wh ich it is believed would prove most effective . Figure 1 illustrates a completed notice , wh ile figure 2 indi cates the nature of the contents thereof. 8

John Jackson, witl aliases 17 29 Vl !11M 21 Don Smith, ''Big Boy'. 28 W M 14

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DESCRIPTION (as of 1922) SCARS, MARKS AND Color white CULIARITIES : Age 22 yrs. Irregular cut scar over Height 5' 9 1/8" left eye; irregular cut Weight 147 pounds Photo scar below right corner Build Medium mouth; vaccination scar Hair Black left arm; large burn up­ Eyes Brown per right arm, outer. Compo Florid Tattoos, Eagle, cross an d shield left forearm, inner. "U.S.Navy", sai­ lor, right forearm,outer

Signature

Criminal Record. #4435 P. D. ( city) as John lac SO ', arrested Januuy 15, 1922, charge Robbery; 5 yrs. State Penitentiary. #63145 State Penitentiary. as John 'ackson, receivt3d March 3, 1922 to serve 5 yrs. for Robbery.

As John Jackon, with aliases, ·ndlcted by the Grand Jury at ( city), on August

23, 1933, charged with kldnapi _ John Jacob Smith and holding him for ransom.

If apprehended, pltĜase notify, Ch·\e.' 0:' Police, ( city); s. 0., ( city).

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OFFENSE NAME .AND ALIASES FOR WHICH FINGERPRINT CLASSll'ICATION WANTED

ROLLED FINGERPRINT IMPRESSION

OF FINGERS

DESCRIPTION ( YEAR ) SCARS, MARKS ěD PECULIARITIES:

PHOTO.

SIGNATURE

CRIMINAL RECORD

EXPLANATI ON OF OFFENSE FOR WHICH WANTED

PARTIES TO BE NOTIFIED

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A MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.

An interesting story of a man without a country has been brought to the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , in a circular re­ ceived from the Seattle, Washington office of the Immigration and Naturaliza­ tion Service of the United States Department of Labor . This man is one Joe Eror , an individual now in Canada .

The Immigration and Naturalization circular requests all border ports to watch for this person and prevent his entry into the United States. It appears that if Joe Eror succeeds in entering the United States, it will be difficult, if not impossible to cause his deportation to another country.

Early in 1935, Eror was the subject of arrest and deportation pro­ ceed ings in this country for the perpetration of a confidence game at Tacoma, Washington . Proceedings were directed to effect his deportation to Canada , since he had been issued a certificate of naturalization in that country in November of 1927, bu.t his admission into Canada was refused by the Canadian aut,hori t.ies, and the Canadian Immigration Officials began proceedings for a cancellation of 11).8 Canadian Citizenship. Wh ile at liberty from the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service , under oond , he surreptitiously gained admission into Canada . Meanwhile, on June 7, 1935, his Canadian cer­ tificate of naturalization was revoked on the ground of misrepresentation of criminal record .

Joe Eror was born in Servia, wh ich is now Yugos lavia. However, deportation to that country is questionable, as tile Yugoslavian Consulate might claim that Eror had foresworn all allegiance to Yugoslavia, by rea­ SQn of his Canadian naturalization .

The Identification Divis ion files of the F. B. I. disclose that Eror was arrest.ed in Canada on 27 different occas ions from 1916 to 1934. Most of the arrests were for minor offenses such as gambling , drunkenness, vagrancy , and creat.ing disturbances . He Vias arrested twice in the United States, by the Police at Tacoma , Washington in August, 1934, on a charge of investigation and by the Police at Seattle , Washington , in September 1934, on a charge of investigation-bunco . As a result of the latter charge he was taken into the custody of the United States Immigration and Naturali zation Service and the deportation proceedings , to wh ich reference was made above , were instituted against him. In view of the information recently furnished by the Seattle office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service , a nota­ tion has been placed against the fingerprint record of Joe Eror , in the Identification Division of the Bureau, to the effe ct ·that that office should be notified if Eror reenters the United States . 11

MODUS OPERANDI OF A. B. CREAGH WANTED FOR OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSE.

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd has adviŗed the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the recent activities of one, A. B. Creagh, an individual who was formerly connected with the Byrd Antartic Expedition . Creagh as a secondary coole on the vessel Jacob Ruppert in September 1933 , made the first trip to the Ice Barrier, returning on the ship to New Zealand, where the ships were laid up for the winter .

Captain English , who was in charge in New Zealand , had a great deal of diff iculty wi th Creagh , who, under various pretenses ob·li8,tned money from citizens of New Zealand . Because these individuals did not desire pub·. licity, there was no prosecution for these offenses , however , it finally became necessary for Captain English to have Creagh incarcerated for thirty days for pilfering expedition property. Upon hiD release he was sont back to the United States.

Since Creagh's return to the United States in the Spring of 1934, he has been travelling about the country posi ng as an accredited representa­ tive of the Byrd Antartic Expedition, col lecting money under this pretense. His method is to take orders for Little America covers , pelts, etc., makes talks before various clubs, collect money as a result of these enterprises Řnd then disappear.

Recently Creagh, representing himself as being connected with the Byrd Expedition, gave a talk before a woman's club in Philadelphia. He took orders for pelts and covers among the several hundred members, gave no re­ ceipts, and the defrauded club members have heard nothing from him since .

Admiral Byrd advises that neither he nc;- his representa.tives have heard anything directly from Creagh since he left the expedition in New Zea­ land , and that Creagh's only known address is c/o Seamen's Institute, New York City .

The Identification Division of the F. B. I. advises that a search of the files reflects that Creagh was held on a charge of forgery by the United States Secret Service in New York under the bŸame of Albert Burton Creagh #328, on September 11 , 1925. Restitution was made to the Government and Creagh was released.

Albert Burton Creagh is described as follows:

Age 30 (1935) He ight 5 feet 6· inches Eyes Brown Weight 160 lbs. Build Medium Hair Brown Complexion Medium dark Scars & marks Horseshoe tattooed on right arm three scars from bullet wounds on loft knee . National i ty Australian 12

The foregoing information is being brought to the attention of al l law enforcement officials, as it is bel ieved that officers , being in­ formed of Creagh and his activities , may investigate more intell igently, complaints of this type of fraud . Admiral Byrd is particularly desirable of having Creagh 's activities brought to the attention of law enforcement offic ials, so that it may be known that Creagh is not associated with him and is merely using his former employment to obtain money under false pre­ tenses .

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CARE OF WEAPONS

Weapons, the firing mechanisms of which include recoil springs, should not be put away with the recoil springs compressed . The Colt Monitor , Thompson submachine gun , and the shotgun, after cleaning , should have the breech blocks or bolts forward, or let down to release the tension on the springs . This is also true of the main or hammer spring of automatic pis­ tol s, as keeping the spring under tension for long periods of time wi ll tend to weaken it. Th is may result in a misfire due to an insufficiently heavy hammer blow . POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY

The general type of instruction of the Police Training School of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is based upon that given to the Special Agents of the Bureau . The entire staff of instructors and lecturers of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is being used in conduct­ ing the Police Training School. Each of the staff has had valuable , practical experience in the field of law enforcement, is an expert in the course of ins truction wh ich he will give (3,nd is an exper ienced instructor both in the theory and practice of law enforcement .

In addition , forty-one outstanding criminologists and police officials , selected from higher instituti ons of learning, from police depart­ ments and other law enforcement agencies , will discuss and explain specific subjects to which they have given a lifetime of study and thought. These distingu ished authorities and their subjects are :

Dr . William A. White, Superintendent , St . Elizabeth 's Hospital , Washington, D. C., and Professor, Nervous and Mental Diseases , George Washington University; former President of both the American Psyclliatric Association and the American Psychopathological Association - Subjects : "Abnormal Psychology"; "Psychiatry" .

Major Julian S. Hatcher of the Ordnance Department, United States Army and Graduate of United States Naval Academy - Subject: "Bal listics of Police Firearms ".

,!r . Arnold Miles, former Member Survey Committee for Installing Communications System in Chicago Police Department and Member of the Staff of the Public Administration Service - Subject: "Communications in Law Enforcement Work" .

Dr. Mark A. May , Director, Institute of Human Relations and Professor of PsychOlogy , Yale University - Subject: "Cr ime otivation" .

Professor Albert Coates , Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Law Administration at University of North Carolina and Director of the Institute of Government - Subject : "cr iminal LawlI•

Mr . J. G. Laubenheimer, Chief of Police, Milwaukee , Wis consin; former President of the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association; and Member of the International Assocition of Chiefs of Police - Subject : IIEnforcement of Racketeering Statutes" .

Colonel P. D. Shingleton, Superintendent , West Virginia State Police; formerly Adjutant General of West Virginia - Subjects: IIKthics in Law Enforcementll; IIMorale and Discipline in Law Enforce­ ment Organizations"; "Public Relationsll•

Honorable John Jay McKelvey , New York City, Attorney and author of several outstanding works on IIEvidencell; Founder and first

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Dr. George Burgess Magrath , Medical Examiner, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; in charge of the Department of Legal Medicine , Harvard University - Subjects : "Expert Medical Testimony"; "Legal Medicine"; "Medical Examinationstt; ttPathologytt .

Dr . Wilmer A. Souder, Princ ipal Scientist, Un ited States Bureau of Standards; Expert in identification of bullets , hand­ wri ting and typewriting - Subje ct: tt Firearms Identificationtt .

Dr . Ralph C. Williams , Assistant Surgeon General of the United States; President of the Association·of Military Surgeons of the United States - Subject: "First Aid" .

Captain C. W. Price , Superintendent and Organizer of the Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol Subject : "Highway Patrols".

Dr . J. J. B. Morgan , Professor of Psychology , Northwestern Un iversity; Fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences - Subject : "Interviews" .

Dr . Horace M. Taylor , Assistant Professor of Economics at Columbia Univers i ty; Member American Economics Association , Academy of Political Science and Royal Economics Society - Subject: "Investigations in Business".

Honorable George Z. Medalie, former United States Attorney , Southern District of New York; former Special Assistant to the Attorney Genera l in charge of Prosecution of Election Frauds and Special Assistant to the Attorney General in charge of Census Prosecutions - Subject : "The Law Enforcement Officer and The Bar" .

Mr . Clyde Smith , Director of Licensing and Enforcement Division, Pennsylvania State Liquor Control Board - Subject : "Licensing and Inspections".

Commissioner J. P. Allman , Commissioner of Police, Chicago , Illinois - Subject : "Parades, Assembl ies and Emergencies" .

Mr. Cornelius Cahalane, Port of New York Authority; Police Consultant for the Port of New York Authority; former Deputy Commissioner of Police, New York City - Subjects: "Patrol Work in Cities"; "Show-Ups "; "Practical Psychology in Investigations".

Mr. John J. OIConnell, Deputy Chief Inspector in charge of the Police College of New York - Subject: "Personnel Problems".

Superintendent Edward F. Burke, Identification Bureau , Rochester , New York Pol ice Department - Subject: "Photography in Law Enforcement Work" .

Dr . Jesse Feiring Williams , Professor of Phys ical Education , Teachers College , Columbia Universi ty; former President American Phys ical Educati on; President New York Society of Physical Education - Subject : "Phys ical Training" . Dr . R. W. Wood , Professor of Physics at Johns Hopkins Un iversity; President American Phys ical Society - Subject: "Physics and Its Application to Law Enforcement".

Mr . Sherwood Brockwell , Fire Marshal of the State of North Carolina; former President Fire Marshals Association of North America - Subject : "The Police and the Fire Department".

Mr . Andrew J. Kavanaugh , President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police; Director of Public Safety, Miami , Florida - Subject : "Police Cooperation" .

Mr . L. V. Jenkins , Inspe ctor of Police, Portland , Oregonj First Vice President , International Association of Chiefs of Police - Subject: "Police Cooperation with publ ic Health and Sanitation Officials" .

Professor August Vollmer, Professor of Police Administration , University of Californiaj former Chief of Police , Berkeley, California; and former President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police - Subject: "Police Executives".

Mr . Bruce Smith, of the Institute of Public Administration; Member National Crime Commission; Director Commission on Uniform Crime Records of International Association of Chiefs of Police; Director Chicago Police Survey - Subject: "Police Organization and Administration" .

Mr . Thomas P. Brophy , Chief Fire Marshal of New York City; Lecturer in New York City Police Department Detective Academy and in the Fire College of the City of New York - Subject: "Police Problems in Catastrophes, Explosions and Fires".

Mr . Donald C. Stone, Director of Consulting and Researcll Division, Public Administration Service and Executive Director of International Association of Public Works Officials and American Society of Municipal Engineers - Subject: "Police Records".

Mr . John A. Greening , Chief of Berkeley , California Police Department - Subjects: "Police Records , Reports, Statistics and Spot Maps"; "Selection and Rating of Law Enforcement Personnel" .

Mr . Leonard V. Harrison, of t.he Bureau of Social Hyg iene; Research Consultant , National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement - Subject : "Police Responsibilities and Functions ".

Dr. William Healy, Director of Judge Baker Foundation; former Professor and Research Associate , Institute of Human Relations , Yale University; Pres ident Society of Psychiatry and Neurology - Subject: "Police Work and Youthful Offenders" .

Mr . Lawrence J. Benson, General Superintendent Police, Chicago , Milwaukee , St . Paul and Pacific Railroad; President Chicago Special Agents and Police Association - Subject : "Private Law Enforcement Agencies, Their Functions and Cooperation" . Professor Raymond Moley, Professor of Public Law, Columbia Univers it,y - Subje ct : "Prosecution Administration".

Dr . Herbert J. Stack, Ins tructor in Safety Education, Columbia University; Director of Safety for the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters - Subject : "Safety Education Work in Police Departments" .

Reverend E. A. Walsh, of Georgetown University, clergyman and educator; Member American Economic Association - Subj ect: "Social Problems and Social Changes and Their Relation to Law Enforcement Problems".

Dr . Eugene M. K. Geiling , Professor of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Johns Hopkins Unive rsity - Subject: "Toxicologylf .

Dr. Miller McClintock , Director of Traffic Audit Bureau, Harvard University; Traffic Engineering Consultant to many cities and states - Subject : IITraffic : Organization, Control, Safety and Inves tigation" .

Mr . Maxwell HeIsey, Assistant Director of T1'8ffic Aud it Bureau, Harvard University; Staff Safety Engineer, Bureau of Surety and Casualty Underwriters - Subject: IITraffic: Organization, Control, Sa,fety and Investigation" .

Mr . Burton Marsh, Director, Safety and Traffic Engineering Department , American Automobile Association; Member of Committee on Traffic Control, American Society of Municipal Engineers - Subject: '''rraffic : Organization , Control , Safety and Investigation".

Lieutenant Frank Kreml , Director, Bureau of Accident Prevention, Evanston, Illinois Police Department; Director of Northwestern University Traffic Officers Training School - Subject : "Traffic : Organization, Control, Safety and Investigation" . HIT AND RUN DRIVER

The hit and run driver, though not commonly classed as a criminal in the sense of a kidnaper or bank robber, is nevertheless a criminal who must be dealt with by law enforcement officers.

The number of deaths, caused by persons being struck by automo­ biles is appalling. Too often the public welfare is menaced by the hit and run driver, who with wanton disregard leaves the victim of his on­ slaught and flees the scene of his crime. With righteous indignation, press and public call upon the law enforcement official to bring to jus­ tice the perpetrator of this offense.

Apprehending a hit ºmd run driver and making a case against him, that will result in his conviction, is often a task that calls upon the law enforcement officer to exercise his best abilities in detection. Here, as in other fields of criminal investigation, much can be gained by a study of the P9ssibilities that science offers in an aid in detecting and proving an offender guilty in a court of law.

An in¶eresting case depicting the use of s9ientific methods in crime detection, in securing the conviction of a hit and run driver, is that of People vs. Wallage, 186 N. E. 540 (Ill. 1933) .

. . A seven year old boy was struck and kille4 by a passing automo­ bile while he was walking, with several other children, along the concrete slab on t·e State Highway, between Salem ani Mt. Vernon, Illinois. Several cars passed the children before the fatal accident occurred. The defendant driving his automobile in the direction of Mt. Vernon, crossed over t¸e black center of the slab and hit the boy. The impact was so great that the dead body was thrown twenty feet. As the driver did not stop one of the children remained with the body and another ran home to his parents telling them of the accident.

News of the acciden·¹ was quickly telephoned to officers in Mt. Vernon, who stopped and examined all automobiles coming into Mt. Vernon. The automobile of ·the defendant was stopped and an oval-shaped dent was dis­ covered on the left front fender. When the defendant stepped out of his automobile the officers smelled liquor upon his breath. He was bellicose and used abusive language to the officers. Two police officers, a state highway patrolman, the sheriff, and a deputy sheriff all testified that the defendant was drunk when his automobile was st,opped. The front of the car carried a large, bright, single-bar bumper and it was observed the enamel had been removed in the dented part of the left front fender, disclosing the bright surface of the metal underneath.

The automobile was taken to a garage, transparent shellac paint­ ed over the dented part of the fender to keep the bright metal surface from tarnishing, and a portion of the fender containing the dent was removed and turned over to the county officers. The clothing worn by the boy at the time he was killed, with the damaged portion of the fender, was taken by the state's attorney to a chemist in St. Louis, who later testified ·as an expert witness in behalf of the State. This chemist, who had been official state chemist in Missouri for twenty-one years , took samples of the paint from the fender at the place where the dent was made , and samples of the paint from the shirt worn by the deceased boy at the time of the acci­ dent , examined and compared them , and testified that they were of similar color . To make these tests he removed a small portion of the shirt with scissors and brought it into court at the time the exhibits were presented . He examined the dented fender under a microscope and found lines where the paint had been partially rubbed off . He found that there were thirty-one of these line s to the inch . He also examined the shirt worn by the victim , and stated that the re were thirty-one raised threads per inch in the cloth of the shirt. He further found that there were scratches made on the fender a few inche s below the dent . From an examinat ion of these scratches under a microscope and an examination of the right suspender buckle in the back of the overalls worn by the child , he found that the scratches on the fender of the defendant 's automobile were of the same contour , design , and size as the buckle of the ove ralls worn by Cecil on the night of the accident .

The defendant accounted for the dent in the fender by saying that a truck had backed into his automobile but made no further contradiction to the evidence , although he did charge that the removal of the piece of sh irt and the suspender button from the decedent 's clothing , together with the shellacking of the fender we re substantial changes in the conditions of these exhibits .

Other points of error were raised not germane to this discussion , but the Supreme Court of Illinois affirmed the lower court 's verdict of guilty . Concerning the particular point as to the evidence adduced, the court stated as follows : "No error was comm itted in allowing in evidence the shirt and overalls of the deceased child or that part of the fender containing the dent and the scratches made by the cloth and the overall buckle . The defendant charges a substantial change in the condition of those exhibits , but this is not substant iated by the record . The piece of cloth taken from the shirt was produced in court along with the buckle from the overalls . The dent in the fender was covered with transparent shellac by order of the sheriff in order that the bright metal surface opened up by removal of the paint covering it would not corrode . The clipping of the small piece out of the shirt , the removal of the buckle , and the shellacking of the fender did not constitute a substantial change in the condition of those exhibits."

This case demonstrates the readiness of the courts to accept the scientific means afforded to aid in the apprehension and conviction of criåi­ nals . To the law enforcement officer it is , likewise , a splendid example of the wide application and possibilities of methods developed in the field of scientific crime detection. 19

THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC ACT

Between 1922 and July 1, 1935 , over 45 ,000 cases involving alleged violations of the White Slave Traffic Act have been reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation , Un i ted States Department of Justice . This Statute , wh ich is frequently referred to as the Mann Act, became a Federal Law on June 25, 1910 . It forms Section 397 through Section 404 of Title 18 . Un i ted States Code , and is within the pl'imary investigative jurisdiction of the Bureau , having entailed some investigative work on the Bureau 's part in each of the aforemen­ tioned cases .

Briefly , this Act pun ishes any person who transports or causes to be transported in interstate or foreign commerce, any female for the purpose of prostitution, debauchery , or other immoral purpose . The term "interstate or foreign commerce" as used in this Act includes transportation from any state or territory or the District of Columbia , to any other state or territory or the District of Columbia and from any state , territory or the District of Columbia to any foreign country , and from any foreign country to any state et cetera . It will be noted that transporting for an immoral purpose from one place to another within any territory of the Uni ted States or the District of Columbia, is a violation of the Act. The sections of this Statute under which prosecutions are generally instituted , provide a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment or $5 ,000 fine or both, excep·t where the person transported is a girl under 18 years of age , in which case the penalties possible are doubled being ten years imprisonment and/or $10 , 000 fine.

Some features of the Wh ite Slave Traffic Act that are not generally known are the following : Persons prosecuted under th is Law are not always men , but in many instances are women who act as procurers or aid men in inducing the victims to transport themselves interstate for purposes of prostitution. Actually the transportation need not be for the purpose of placing the girl in commercialized prostitution , as the Act is technically violated where the victim is transported to become the mistress of the person causing the transportati on, nor must the immoral purpose be actually consummated as long as the interstate trar.s­ portation has been accomplished . In practice however, in accordance with the Attorney General's instructions cons idered hereinafter , such cases involving merely a personal escapade on the part of a man and woman are not considered worthy of investigation and prosecution. The fact that the person transporting a woman interstate for an immoral purpose is actually married to her , is no bar to his prosecution under this Act , nor does the fact that the woman consented to the instant transportation preclude his prosecution where the immoral purpose of the transportation can be establi shed . In fact, the courts have held that a woman who is transported in violation of the Wh ite Slave Traffic Act may be guilty of conspiracy with the person transporting her to violate this Act . Further , the prosecution under the Act may take place in any district from, through which , or into wh ich the inter­ state transportation has occurred . Although all violations of the White Slave Traffic Act are investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation , the question of which cases are considered worthy of prosecution is left solely to the appropriate United States Attorney . The Bureau has no voice in' the determination of this question.

Obviously, it was not the purpose of this Federal Law to punish all cases involving the interstate transportation of a woman for an immoral purpose, especially where local or State Laws are entirely adequate and more suitable of application. The Attorney General , in his instructions to Unit0d States Attorneys, has outlined the policy of the Department of Justice in this regard . These instruc­ tions are to the effect that only those cases in which the woman has been maGe to engage in commercial prostitution or in which other cir­ cumstances of aggravation exist, are proper for prosecution under the White Slave Traffic Act . In non-commercial cases the aggravating circums tance may be that the victim is a very young girl, or was pre­ viously chaste, or that either party is the parent of very young child­ ren whom they have deserted . The motives of the person making the com­ plaint will be considered . For example, United States Attorneys are under in structions to avoid, so far as is possible , cases in which the making of the complaint is part of a scheme to blackmail the person complained against .

It is the earnest desi»e of the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ tion that law enforcement officers and agencies report to the Bureau field offices covering their respective districts, all violations of the White Slave Traffic Act falling within the purview of the above outlined Departmental prosecutive policy . 21

SEATTLE BANK ROBBER APPREHENDED

. In the July 1935 issue of Fugitives Wanted by Police bulletin there was published certain information relative to the description and modus operandi employed by an individual who robbed the Seaboard Branch of the First National Bank , Seattle , Washington , on December 22 , 1934 , and the First Avenue Branch of the Peop le 's Bank and Trust Company , Seattle , Washington , on March 13 , 1930 , at which time law enforcement officers were requested to furnish any information in their possession , concerning robberies current or past, in which a similar modus operandi was used or information as to known or suspected bank robbers answering the description of the robbers of these two banks , to the nearest field office of this Bureau.

Subsequent to the publication of this information , one Paul Thornton Hursh was taken into custody in Juneau , Alaska , and returned to Seattle , Washington. Hursh was positively identified as the robber of these two banks and has also confessed to these robberies.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation desires to express its appre­ ciation for ' the excellent cooperation and assistance rendered by various law enforcement officials in submitting information as to individuals and suspects answering the description of the robbers of these banks as published in the July issue of the Fugitives Wanted by Police bulletin .

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THE TWENTY-FIRST AliNUAL CONVENTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR IDENTIFICATION convening at Montreal, Quebec , Canada , on July 17, 1935 , adopted the following resolution advocating Universal fingerprinting and offering the Association 's service therein :

"WHEREAS the members of the International Asso,ciation for Identi­ fication , in Convention assembled , at Montreal, Quebec , Canada , have noted with great interest the increasing activities mani­ fested in the expansion of fingeTprints as a positive means of identification ; and

WHEREAS it is the feeling of the Association that the utilization and recognition of fingerprints in the civil field constitutes a very desirable practice .

NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that the International Association for Identification , assembled at its 21st Annual Convention , publicly endorse the expansion of fingerprinting upon a national or universal scale ; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said Association offer its ful l facilities and services to any individuals organizations interested in the consummation of this objective". 22

INTERESTING IDENTIFICATION

ROBERT GREEN

SUBJECT ARRESTED BY NEW SCOTLAND YARD AUTHORITIES IDENTIFIED BY BUREAU 'S FINGERPRINT RECORDS AS ESCAPE FROM COLORADO s'rATE PENITENTIARY

Although fourteen years had elapsed since his escape from the Colo­ rado State Penitentiary in 1921 , Robert Green, who was arrested by the Metro­ politan Police Office , New Scotland Yard , London , England , in May , 1935 , under the name of Thomas Walker, was identified as a fugitive when his fingerprints were sUbmitted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation by the New Scotland · Yßrd authorities . Green had been received at the Colorado State Penitentiary in October, 1919, to serve a term of seven to eight years after conviction on a charge of forgery . In April , 1921 , the Bureau was advised that he had escaped . Upon the receipt of this information a wanted notice was posted against his record in the files of the Bureau 's Identification Division . Further advice was received in July, 1930 , that he was still Wanted by the Colorado Authorities.

On June 13, 1935, a fingerprint record was received in the Bureau 's international exchange from the authorities of New Scotland Yard , London , Eng­ land , reflecting the arrest of one Thomas Walker for the crime of breach of aliens order. This record indicated that Walker had been sentenced on May 18, 1935 , to six weeks imprisonment at hard labor and had been recommended for de­ portat ion . When Walker 's fingerprints were searched through the files of the Identification Division they were found to be ident ical with those of Robert Green, the escaped prisoner from the Colorado State Penitentiary . A communi­ cation was directed at once to the authorities in England furnishing advice of the fugitive status of this person , and the Warden of the State Penitentiary , Canon City, Colorado , was notified of this subject 's arrest in England .

A communication was subsequently received in the Bureau from England stating that this person was being deported to America on a steamship sailing on July 4, 1935 . Accordingly , telegra,hic advice to this effect was furnished the Warden of the Colorado State Penitentiary on July 9, 1935 . Shortly there­ after a telegram was received from the Warden of that institution stating that a request was being made for the New York Pol ice to apprehend the fugitive upon his arrival in New York , and expressing appreciation for the Bureau 's cooper­ ation in this matter. When Green arrive at New York City he was taken into the custody of the Un ited States Marshal on a charge of false statement in appli­ cation for passport . On July 25, 1935 , the New York City Pol ice Department took custody of him on a warrant charging him with escape from the Colorado State Penitentiary .

This case is a splendid example of the value of the international exchange of fingerprints , wh ich not only provides for a compilation of complete criminal histories , but also i s of the utmost importance as a medium whereby fugitives under arrest in a foreign country may be identified as being wanted . It is interesting to note that at the present time 68 foreign countries cooper­ ate with the Federal Bureau of Investigation :inthe international exchange of fingerprint data , and it is believed that the development of this activity has contributed materially to the cause of more effective law enforcement through­ out the world , 23

HENRY ADN.IS . "ith ..U&I. 12 9 U 00 8 CLARENCE BALDRIDGE. 14 1 Ar 6 Henry Miohael Adama. 18 U 10 1 Ta bŶ.6120 StPen. Ph ilad.lphi ... . P.. ' u StPen , norenoe, Ariz; W; 30 11'; 29 y r. (19,1 ) ) 5'6 518 " I 158 yrs (1935 ), 6'2 1/2" 1 163 Iba; sldr lbl; m.d bld; dk ohalt bairl dk bId, brn hairl bl eyeo; fair oompl ohe.t eyes, mod dk Oampl 000 - l .. b, occ _ miner; nat - Amer. Rec td nat - Amer. Roo 'd StP.n. Phil .. ­ Stpen, Florenoe, Ariz. 4-10-35 to dolphi... Pa. 1-15-31 to ••rve 5-10 serve 1-3 yrs for BURG. ESCAPED. yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 1-22-'5. (Notify. St Pen, Florenoe, Ariz) :Notify . st Pen. Phil ..delphi ... Pa)

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!lIKE AD.A1IS. with ..liases. o 32 W Ill 11 RAY BANDSI.!A. with al18.s, 16 0 1W2 D10 John Duohi, Duse.n Thoma.s. Dule.n o 32 " VII Ray Bandsman. M 32 W III 20 Tomich. John Williame . "Do You". #13834 Stpen, Miohigan City, Ind; #925 PD, ROChester. NY, W; 29 W, }4 y ro (1930 ); 5'5 1/8" ; 1l�8 yra (19}4) , 5'8", 211 lbo; otout Ibe, mad bId; med dk ohest hair; bld; dk oheat hair; mar ey es, gr 01 Ofeo; mad dk comp ; 000 ­ mad 0 OtnP ' nat - Gypsy. Wanted f ..rmerl nat - Dutoh. Reo'd St for ROB. Pen, Viohigan City. Ind, 4-30-30 (Notify. St Pol. Butler. P .. ) to oerve 5-21 yra for RAPE. ESCAPED 7-20- 35. (Notify. St Pen, Miohigan City. Ind) It middle rt thumb

JA),!ES AKINS. wi th ali&8ea' 14 0 9 U 0 WILL BANKS. 7 25 117 n.t James Akin. Jim Akins . J im l' ,0 U 00 13 12 arT I Johnson. ff23348 StPr, Raleigh, NC; BI 29 j13u StPen. MoAlester. Okla; B; yro (1930 ), 5'7 1/2" 1 153 lbs; 23 yrs (1909), 5'6" ; 1U> lbo; med med bId; blk hair; blk eyeo; blk bId; blk hair; mar ayes; dk oomp; oomp; nat - Amer. Rec 'd Stpr, 000 - l .. b; nat - Amer. Rec'd StPen. Raleigh, NC to oerve 2-' yra for '.'cAl.. ster. Okla, 10-2h-09 to serve BURG. ESCAPED. , yrs for BURG. ESCAPED 2-10-11. (Notify, St Bu of Ident, Raleigh, NC ) (ilotify . St Ref or . Granite. Okla)

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llAHRY ALLEN. with ..Uue.. 25 L 1 R 000 18 GEORGE BENION, with aliao. 8 S 9 R 00 5 J. D. Allison, C. H. Anderoon, L 1 U 000 George Binion. S 1 U n JOJ!I8S D. Miller, R. L. Reed. 41321148 StCD, !.IontgOJ1lOry. Ala; B I Harry '/ illiano. 25 yro (1935 ); 5'5 1/2" ; l50 1bs; #18532 PD. Oklahoma. City. Okla; W; med stky bld; blk hair; dk brn ey es ; 31 yr. (1935 ); 5'5 1/2" ; 158 Iba; lt brn oomp; 000 - truok driver, mod bId; brn hair, gr eyes; u€ed camp; n .. t_ Amer . Roo 'd StCD, Vont­ nat - Amer. Wonted by Federal Bureau gomery, Al .. , 4-7-35 to serve 3-4 of lnvestu.. tion ..a ESCAPED FEDERAL yrs for BURG. ESCAPED 7-24-35. PRISONER. (Notify. St CD. Montgomery. Ala) (Notify neareot Bureau Offioe lioted on baok cover ) rt index rt index

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GUY HAVEN BAILEY. with ..Uu. 12 1.1 1 Rr 00 12 RUDOLPH A. BENZ , with al iaoes. 28 23 W022 I Guy Haveno Bailey. S , W 0 Rudolph Alexrulder Benz , Rudolph 28 W 01 21 #942 StlnterRefor. Algoa. MOl W; Alexander, Rudolph Berg, Ray 18 yrs (1934) ; 5'11 5/8" 1 IhS Keeler, Pete Anderson. lb.; mod bld, med dk brn hair; grn i29152-U-16 PD, Loa u†eles. Calif, gr eyes; fair oampl 000 - otudent ; "I 24 yro (19,1 ); 5'10 1/2" ; 160 lbe, nat - Amer. Reo'd StInterRefor, med bld, dk brn hair, brn eyesl fair Alu‚oa, Mo. 4-l3-}4 to oerve , yro oamp; ooc - printer, nat - Amer. for BURG . ESCAPED 1-14-35. Wanted for ROB. (Notify. St In ter Refer, Jefferoon (NotIfy' PD. Loa Angeles, Cal if) City, tlo) rt middle rt index

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GEORGE W. BAKER. " 1, 0 21 100 13 ROBERT MORR IS BINGHAM, with al iuss. 20 L 1 U no 13 I 11 U 000 11 Bobbie Bingham, Bobby Bin!:ham, S 1 U no uƒ955 PD, Akron, Ohio; W, 35 yrl Bob Reuseau. (1935 ), 5'9 u„2", 170 lbo, mod #6054 StPen, Sioux Falla, SDUI vfi bId; lt brn hair; bl ay.o, fair 28 yro (19'5 ), 5'6 1/2" ; 160 Ibe; camp ; 000 - owi tohnan; nat - knor. med bld; brn hair; brn eye s; med Want ed by Federal Bureau of Invest­ oomp; nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal igation for CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON Bureau of Inve stigation for violation .IILITARY RESERVATION. NAT IONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT. (Notify near.st Bureau Offioe lioted (Notify nearest Bureau Offioe listed on baok oover) on b..ck oover ) Aloo pub in Vol 2 No 5, oame name. Aloo pub in Vol 2 No 4 as Robert Bingham. rt index rt index 24

INTERESTING IDENTIFICATION

JAMES JACKSON

VAGRANT WHO COÜlM ITTED SUICIDE SHORTLY AFTER ARREST IDENT IFIED BY FINGERPRINTS AS BADLY WANTED FUGITIVE

An individual who stated that his name was Mitchell Robertson was arrested by the Police Department at Sioux Falls , South Dakota , on August 6, 1935 , on a charge of vagrancy , and within one hour after he was taken into custody he committed suicide by hanging himself in the City Jai l. This subject 's fingerprints had been taken immediately after his arrest and they were forwarded to the Bureau by air ma il with a request that the authorities at Sioux Falls be notified by telegram if any important criminal data or information of the deceased person 's residence should be disclosed in the Bureau 's fingerprint files .

The fingerprints were searched through the files of the Bu reau 's Identificat ion Division and it was found that this person had an extensive criminal career and was the subject of a wanted notice recently received from the Police Department at Kansas City, Kansas. That Department had notified the Bureau on July 1, 1935 , that this person , as James Jackson , was wanted for burglary and larceny on 50 counts . Furthermore , tlle files reflected that he had served four terms in state penitentiaries for the offenses of burglary and carrying concealed weapons .

Shortly after the deceased person 's fingerprints were received from the Pol ice Department at Sioux Falls a telegram was dispatched to that Depart­ ment advising that this person had been wanted by the Police Department at Kansas City , Kansas, for the offenses set out above and reporting pertinent data regarding his residence and birthplace , as reflected by the Bureau 's records . The police authorities at Kansas City, Kansas , were notified of the fugitive 's death at Sioux Falls , thereby enabling them to close this case in the ir records .

This case is of peculiar sign ificance since it appears quite possible that the reason this subject committed suicide was the fact that he realized his identity as a fugitive would be disclosed through the fingerprints which had been taken shortly after his arrest . Moreover, it is an illustration of the desirability of forwarding fingerprints of deceased persons to the Bureau for the purpose of obtaining information as to the residence of the deceased person , when such information is not available from other sources . 25

BUCK BOI'IIWI, with aliases. 23 L 9 U 000 7 JESSE J. BUCKNER, with alial' 19 15 U II 16 B. W. Bowman, Buok W. Remkel. S 1 U OOV 12 Jes.e Jeltice Buckner. 4w CIl 12 #26735 Stpen, Petros, Tenn, W, 32 #19636 PD Seattle, Walh , B; 39 yrl (1935 ), 5'8", 118 Ibs , aldr yre (1934; 5'10"; 139 Ibe; sldr bld, It brn hair, bl eyea, tair bId; blk hair; brn eyea; brn oomp; oamp, 000 - meoh, nat - Amer. ooc - lab; nat - Amer. Wanted Reo'd StPen, Petros, Tenn, 5-35 tor lIUR. to lerve 5 yrs tor ROB. ESCAPED (Notify. PD, Seattle, Wash) 7-8-35. (Notify. St Pen, PItros, Tenn)

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PAUL BOYER, with alias. 211 26 W !.! VIRGIL FRED BURGESS, with aliasel' 8 11 A 7 Ref. 11 Paul James Boyer. 4 \'/ 01 Zeak E. Burgesa, Ezekiel Ellia, 18 R 6 2 #16632 Stpen, Michigan City, Ind, Zeke Ellia. 11'; 2l yrs (1934); 5'9"; 210 Ibe ; #19069 USPen, Atlanta, Ga; W; 34 yr. hvy bld; med ohelt hair, bl eyes; (1935 ); 5'6 1/6" ; 154 Ib s; med bld; med oomp, 000 - tailor, nat - Amer. It che st hair; bl eyea; mad oomp; 000 Reo 'd Stpen, Miohigan City, Ind, - far:ner; nat - Amer . Wanted by Federal 2-22-34 to serve 10 yrl tor ROB. Bureau of Investigation aa ESCAPED ESCAPED 7-20-35. FEDERAL PRISONER. (Notif'y. St Pen, Michigan City, Ind) (Uotify nearest Bureau Offioe liated on back cover ) Alao pub in Vol 2 No 2 aa Virgil Burge ss. rt ring rt ring

JODm BREWER, with aliaaell 25 16 U 00 GEORGE BURTON, with aliaaes. 18 0 1 R 010 16 Jodie Ernest Brewer, Jodoe Brewer. 6 W 01 George Bradley, Harry Davi s. L 17 U 000 17 #26595 StPen, Petrol, Tenn; W; 37 yr. #-- SO, lola, Kans; W, 35 yra (1935 ); (1935 ), 5'4 2" ; 136 Ibs; med bld, 5'6", 150 Ibe; madbld; brn hair; gr brn hair; bl eyes; rdy camp; nat - eyes ; fai r comp; nat - Amer. Want ed Amer. Rec'd Stpen, Petroa , Tenn, for BURG and ESCAPE, 7-7-35. 4-9-35 to serve 3-10 yrs tor BURG. (Notif'y' SO, lola, Kans) ESCAPED 7-5-35. (Notify. St Pen, Petroa, Tenn)

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ORVILLE H. BREWER, with alias. 2O M1 TOO14 Į CAMPBELL, with aliaees. 15 0 30 W 000 Art lIitohell. L 1 T 10 T. C. Blackburn, George L. Martin, I 21! W 101 #14529 Stpen Michigan City , Ind) 11', George Nelson, George F. SUI!r.1era, 35 yrs (1935) 5'5 7/6"; 11!O Ibs, _d George Swanaon, George Wal cott, bld , mad It chest hair, yel sl eyea, John Walcott, George Winfield, med oomp; occ - fireman, nat - Amer. Dave Campbell. Wanted by Federal Bureau of lnnst­ #1BiJ> PD, Tulea, Okla; W; 35 yre igation aa PROBATION VIOLATOR. (1935 ); 5'5"; 140 Ibs; mad bld; brn -(Notit'y nearest Bureau Offioe lilted hair; bl eye s; mad oomp ; occ - tool on back oover) dresser; nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bureau of lnve stigation for KIDNAPING. (Notify neareet Bureau Office listed on baok cover) Al.o pub in Vol 2 No 1 and Vol 4 No 3, rt index same name. rt index

DENVER BROWN. 7 S 1 U III 7 Ret. U , T NATAU: CAROLI. 12 0 25 W M 11 Ref. 25 SlUt II Ua, U M 20 W I 10 19 #311193 StRetor, l.Ianetield, Ohio) #A-34719 Stpen, Auburn, NY; W; 38 W, 20 yre (1934), 5'10" , 150 Ibl, yrs (19Zl); 5'5 1/4"; 143 lbe ; atky mad sldr bld, It ady hair, It bl bld, dk ache t hair; dk cheat eyea; eyes; fair oamp; 000 - tarmerl ooc - lab ; nat - Italian. Reo 'd nat - Amer. Re o'd StRetor, Mans­ Stpen, Auburn, NY,8-3-15 to serve field, Ohio, 5-15-34 to aerTe 1-15 20 yrs to life for 1lUR. ESCAPED yre tor BURG. ESCAPED 6-30-35. 9..!29-Zl. (Notity. St Retor , Mansfield, Ohio) (Notify. Dept of Corr, Albany, NY)

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ELMER J. BROWN. 30 L 26 W IDA RALPH CASON, with aliu. 17 L 17 W 0 8 L 16 W OIl Ralph de Palmer. 14 3 W II Stpen, Auburn, W, 31 #-- Bureau Offioe, El Paso, Texi #A-.4l402 NY, WI yra (1929) ; 5'6 1/2" , 158 Ibe, med 29 yr. (1935 ); 5'5"; 125 lb8; mad bld; It oheat hair, It as eye.l am bId; dk hair; brn es;ey rdy oomp. ady COmpl 000 - tin smith, nat- Wanted by Federal Bureau of Invest­ Amer. Reo'd Stpen, Auburn, NY, igation tor THEFT OF GOVERNME 4-Zl-26 to serve 5 yrl for BURG. PROPERTI. ESCAPED 8-14-29. (Notify nearest Bureau Oftice listed (Notif'y. Dept of Corr, Albany, NY) on baok oover)

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OFFENSES KNOVlN TO THE POLICE JUNE AND JULY , 1935 .

Under the system of uniform crime reporting , as adopted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police , monthly reports of known offenses are forwarded to the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ tion, and tabulations based thereon are included in the quarterly publ ic!'l.tion entitled "Uniform Crime Reports" . However, in order to malÝe national data available at the earliest possible date , compila­ tions based on the reports of the larger cities for June and July, 1935 , are presented below . The table shows the total number of offenses reported and the average for each day of the two months . In making comparisons to ascertain whether there have been increases or decreases in the amount of reported crime , the figures representing daily averages should be employed . The importance of doing so is illustrated by the fact that, for burglary and larceny the number of offenses reported for July ex­ ceeded the corresponding figures for June . However , due to the fact that July has thirty-one days , whereas June has only thirty , the average daily numbe r of offenses is lower for July than for the preceding month . The compilation shows increases in offenses against the person (murder , negligent manslaughter , rape , and aggravated assault ), and de­ creases in the number of offenses against property (robbery, burglary , larceny , and auto theft ). Daily average , offenses known to the police , 73 cities over 100,000 , June and July, 1935 . (Total population" 30 ,178 ,205 , as estimated July 1, 1933 , by the Bureau of the Census )

Criminal homicide Murder , Man- Bur­ nonneg- slaugh- Aggra­ glary­ ligent ter -o y Rape Rob­ vated break- Larceny- Auto man- negli­ bery as­ ing or theft theft slaugh- gence sault enter­ ter ing

Number of offenses knoÞn :

June 157 J.25­* 204 1,8 67 1,3 22 7,705 16, 708** 5,347** July 192 153 224 1,779 1,406 7,844 17 , 140 5,195

Daily averages :

June 5.2 4.2* 6.8 62 .2 44 .1 256 .8 556.9B 178.2-:1-* July 6.2 4.9 7.2 57 .4 45 .4 253 .0 552.9 167.6

*The numbe r of offenses known and the daily averages for manslaughter by ĭ negligence are based on reports of 71 cities with a total population of 28 ,450 , 005 .

*'*The number of offenses known and the daily averages for larceny-theft and auto theft are based on reports of 72 cities with a total population oj 23 ,023 ,905 . 27

MARION LEE CBERRY. with al1aaes. 13 0 13 U 0 18 lIlD CROGAN. with ..U ...... 16 K 1 R 101 5 loIonan Cherry. 1I0nen Cberry. I 26 U 00 16 N10k Beaall... Hiok Beaall... . S 1 r II loIonon Lee Cherry. lIonroe Cherry. lIike Grogan. H10k Reaall .. . Lee Sander•• Lee S1m8. J ..... Bennie Stratton. Oaou Smith, Lee Smith. "239 SO. Stockton. Calitl 11', 39 121236 USPen. Atlanta. G .. ,11', 34 yra (1934), 5'4 1/2", 154 lbo, med yra (1935); 5'7"' 130 lb., mad bId, hvy bId; dk brn hurl brn eyea, brn hair; bl eyea, rdy oomp, 000 - rdy oomp, 000 - lab, nat - Amer. farmer, nat - Amer. Wanted by Wanted for loIUR. Federal Bureau ot Inveetig.. tion fo r (liotity. SO. Sante. Ana. Calif) vio1..tion NAT IONAL varOR V!HICLE THEFT ACT. (Notify neareat Bureau orfioe liated on be.ok oover) Alao pub in Vol 3 Ho 5 ... loIonon Lee Cherry. rt thumb rt thumb

CARL CHRISTIANSON. with ..11e.aea. 1 sA3e. HAROLD CUNlIINGHAM. with al1aat . 9 S 1 Rt 8 CuI Chiatie.naen, CuI Chriatinaon. 1 tA 3e. !!&rold Ramey. SIT #9543 StRetor, Gre.nite , Okle., W, M784 StPen. Jetterson City. Vo, 24 yra (1933 ), 5' 10"; 170 Iba; med 11', 17 yro (1934) , 5 '8 5/8" 1 129 bId; bIde hair, gr eyea; rdy oamp, lb., mad bId, mad brn hair, dk gr 000 - fe.rmer; nat - Amer. Reo'd eye., eal oomp; 000 - studentl StRetor. Granite, Okle., 3-7-33 to nat - Amer. Reo'd StPen. Jefter­ aerve 2 yra for BURG. ESCAPED .u··... 7-:J'�. Ion City. loIo. 5-18-34 to aerve 15 (Notify, St Bu ot Crim Ident e.nd yrB for ROB. ESCAPED 7-14-35. Inv, Oklahome. City, Okle.; St Retor, (Notify. St Inter Refor. Jetter.on Granite, Okle.) City. loIo) rt index rt index

WILL CURK. with a.liea. ... 17 0 9 T 9 JOE CURTIS, with al1 ...... 19 27 W II 17 Willie Cle.rk, Willie Powel. L 17 T Joaeph Eugene Curtia, Joseph E. 26 11' 110 17 122655StPr. Raleigh, NC, B; 33 Curtiss, F. O. King. Harry Lingrel, yra (1935), 5'8", 172 Iba) med hvy J. E. Melburn, J. loIilbourn, J. E. bId; blk beir, blk eyea) It brn Yllburn, J. E. Wilson. Delph Curti •• oomp, 000 - truckman) nat - Amer. Dolph Curt1s, Holley Pryor, Holly Reo 'd StPr. Raleigh, HC to serve Pryor. 26 yra for l.!lJll. ESCAPED 7-29-35. 4/1CU>1 StPen. Linooln. Nebrl WI 31 (Notify. St Bu of Ident, Re.leigh, NC) yra (1930); 5' 9 1/4"I 138 Ibs, ddr bId, dk brn hair , brn eyea; dk oorop, 000 - oabinet maker, nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. rt thumb (Notify. PD, Jo11et, Ill ) rt t.u.\ll'lIb

SAM COCKRELL, with .' ,ao 11 32 11' III 18 HARVEl: DARBY. with a1i8l' 10 9 U 00 7 Hershall RobillP I 32 11' 001 Hardy Dobbins. 18 U 10 7 ff30701 StPen, r <;l ... SCI W; 20 ,*13386 StCD. 'Iontgomary. Ale-I Bl yra (1935) ' ..,.'" 6,0 Ibe, etky 21 yrs (1925) ; 5'6 1/2"; 124 lb.; bId, bl(l' 10bŴ' Dl eyea, It oomp, med bId ; blk hair, blk ey en; rt 000 . Ĭ <:. Al; nat - kMr. TllIJlted eye out, blk oomp ; oce - lau"dry fr (10Ald ESCAPE. hand; nat - Amer. Reo',l StCD. \ f' St Highwe.y p..trol, Vontgomel"J', Al .... 9-26-25 to 88""" C— ,....bie., SC) 10-15 yrs fo r BURG. ESCAPED 6-27-35. (Notify. St CD. l!ontgome."Y, Ala) rt middle

JOE COLE. 13 11 9 U OIl 8 ODIS DAVIS. with alias. 18 31 W XU 17 Ref. 31 S 2 U 001 Willie Dybe. 27 W bų 31 126514 StPe" Petros, T.IUlI WI #27599 StPr, Raleigh . He , B; 24 39 yre (1935)1 5'7"1 165 Ib_, yr. (1932) ; 5'5 1/2" ; 149 lb" ī IDbd bld, ..ub hur I gr ..ye0, rdy 8ht 'bldl blk hair; brn "yeol b1le oomp, ooe - outter, n..t - Amer. OatlP; nat - krwJr. Reo 'd Stl'r. Reo'd StPen, Petroa, Tenn. 3-13-35 Raleigh, NC, 11-20-32 to ••rv$ 2 to .erve 3 yro tor BURG. ESCAPED yr. for ROB. ESCAl'W 7-·19-;5. 7-5-35· (Notif:n St Bu of Idturt. Rtole1g11. }Ie ) (Notify. St fen, Petroll. Tenn)

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CLIAf.LES ARCHlE COLLINS, with a.liaeeao 17 16 ij 00 13 WILLIE D1.::1:. 6 s 9 A 0 16 C. H. Col1ine, Archie Oollins. 2 R 0 S :? /J. 0 l3 #'79'24 USPen, Molleil Iele.nd. Wuh; WI 1/'2193 StRlfor . GrllLito, Okla; lI'J 26 yr8 (1935 ); 6' I 180 1bs; med ddr 20 )'l'S (1919), 5 '4 :Sill ; 131 lb.; bId; bIde hair, bl ey.,o; tail' oamp; tt.ed IIU\ bId; It brn hair, It brn oec - e.v1I1;�or I nat - Amer. Wanted eyesl fe.1.r oomp. 1lA!0'6. StItefor . for RAPE. Grm1te . aua. 3-12-19 to eerve (Notify. 30, Everett. Wash) 5 yra tor ROB. ESCAPED 9-2-19. (Not1fy. St Bu of Crtm Ident aDd Inv. Okl.hbŵ City. CStla; IN: Refor. GTt\trl.te. Okla) rt index 28

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JOHN BAKER , with alias . (W) FPC : 16 M 1 U 000 10 M 1 U 000 10 #1283 StInterRefor, Algoa , Mo , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * LOUIS BALZIC, with aliases . (W) FPC : 22 0 17 Wa I 22 L 17 Ra 0 18 #A-392 StIndlRefor, Hunt ingdon , Pa , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6.

GEORGE H. BARKER , with aliases . (W) FPC : 2 13 U 11 17 Tr 14 #25250 USPen, Atlanta , Ga , app by PD , Danville , Va , 7-19-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * JOSEPH BLOOM . (B) FPC : 9 M 1 U lIO 16 M 17 U 100 18 #22676 StPen , Angola, La , app by SO , Corpus Christi , Tex , 7-28-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 9. * * * * * BOB BRANDON, with aliases . (W) FPC : 25 17 W 1M 23 Ref : 25 28 W 0 22 28 #15148 StPen, McAlester, Okla, app by PD , Saint Joseph , Mo , 7-12-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 4. * * * * * OSCAR W. BROWN , with aliases . (W) FPC : 17 L 17 W I 16 S 1 U 00 11 #1137 PD , Tampa , Fla, app at Orange , Tex, 7-5-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 4. * * * * * JOSEPH BRUNO , with aliases . (W) FPC : 20 L 1 U 000 17 M 1 U roo 18 #55268 PD , Philadelphia , Pa , app by PD , Newport , Va , 6-23-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6. * * * * * BRADY BRYANT , with aliases . (W) FPC : 18 I 5 R 000 13 I 17 R 000 11 #66427 StF, Greencastle , Ind , app by PD, New Albany , Ind , 7-25à35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 5. * * * * * CHARLIE BULLOCK , with aliases : (B) FPC : 16 2 U 01 10 1 R 10 #51809 StPr , Raleigh , NC , app by PD , Washington , DC , 7-30-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * * CLIFTON BURT . (W) FPC : 19 30 W 0 19 Ref : 30 8 W M 4 .#3286 PD , Wichita Falls, Tex , app by USM , Nashville , Tenn , 7-27-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 2. * * * * * 29

GEORGE DIETSCH. 12 27 11' III HENRY J. FllRNEKES, with aliaaee. B S 9 U IDl 11 32 11' (III 17 Henry J. Darohe, Ralph Goodwin, S 1 U III #20749 Stpen, Waupun, Wia; 11'; 32 C. F. Richarda, JaÔ Knight, yra (1935 ); 5'2"; 155 Iba; mad atout "Midget" . bId; dk hai rl It brn eyes; aal comp ; #44-E StPen, Joliet , Ill; 11'; 2B 000 - tarmer; nat - Ame r. Rec'd yra (1925)) 5'4 1/4" ; 134 lba; Stpen, Waupun, Wia, 11-26-32 to mod aldr bId; dk oheat hair; haz aerve 1-5 yra tor BURG . ESCAPED grn al eye a; dk camp; occ - eleot; 7-10-35· nat - Amer. Reo'd StPen, Joliet , (Notify. St Pen, Waupun, Wia ) Ill, B-5-25 to eerve 10 yre to life for ROB. ESCAPED B-3-35. rt index (Notify. St Pen, Joliet, Ill ) rt index

JAMES DaÑO, with aliasee. lB M 29 11' V 13 HAROLD FIELDS, with al iaaea. 17 25 W I!Il 13 Nichola. DaÒzo, John M. Bord1, I 20 W 0 Fred Johnaon, Jamea Jonea, 25 U 01 15 Jame. Harti no Dundee, Jamea Harold Locket, Harold Lockett, LaMarr, Jeme. l!artin, Jittanie Harol d Soott, John Soott. DiMarzo, Jimmie Dundee, #25 PO, Texarkana, Tex; B; 25 yr. "Diamond Dick". (1935); 5' B" ; 155 Iba; mod bld; 4f30604-1!.-5 PO, Loa Angele s, Cal if; blk hairl mar eyea; blk camp; ooc W; 25 yrs (1935 ); 5' 5 1/2" ; 127 - lab; nat - Amer . Wonted for lba ; aht blil blk hairl brn eye s; BURG and ESCAPE. dk comp ; occ - aoda clerk; naaÓ - (Notify. SO, Pitt,burg , Tex; bŲ, Italian. Wanted tor BURG. Texarkana, Tex) (Notlfy. PD, Loa Angeleo, Cal if ) rt index rt index

LOIS DUNNAI!, with a11aaea. I 32 W 101 21 YAJlC'{ FINNEY, wi th ali as. 14 25 W II 10 Lois Dunam, Lois Dunham, o 32 11' OIl Tony Young. 2B aJr V Red Dunam. fi'5l6 PD, Spartanburg, SCI B; 30 #25026 StPen Baton Rouge , Lal W, yra (1931 ); 5'B 3/4" ; 155 Iba; 30 yra (1934; 5'10" ; 157 lba; mod mad bId; blk hair ; brn eyea; dk bliJ blde hair; brn eyes; fair camp ; nat - Ame r. Wanted tor oamp; oee - barber; nat - Amer. BURG. Rec 'd StPen, Baton Rouge, 1.&, (Notify. PD, Spartanburg, SC) 10-11-34 to aerve 6-9 yrs for BURG and ROB . ESCAPED 6-24-35. Alao wanted for ROB and KIDN. (Notify. St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv, Baton Rouge , La; SO, Woodvi lle, til.. ) rt index rt index

JACK DYMOND, with aliaae .. 14 9 0 B Ref. U, U THCIIAS H. FLYNtI , with alias' 15 0 10 U 000 John Dymond , John Diamond, 1 tR 11 aR, R Thomaa Henry Flynn. I. 22 U 001 John l!cEl'ren•. 1IW>327 Stpen, San Quentin, Calif; #1339 so, Fresno, Calif; 11'; 45 11'; 26 yra (1935 )) 5 'B", 145 lba ; yra (19lB ); 5'B 7/B" ; 142 Ibe; mad bId; brn hair; bl eyesl med med bld ; dk aub hairl bali; dk oamp; oeo - lab; nat - Amer. gr eyeel ady compo TllUlted tor Wanted for ROB . RAPE. (Noti fy' PD, San Franoisco, Calit) (llotify. PD, Loa Angelea, Calif)

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RUSSELL GARNER. 8 S 9 U 110 B S 1 U III 113386 Stpen Trenton, NJ; BI ( 27 yra (1930115'5 3/4" ; 149 lbal stout bId; blk hairl mar eye a; med oocp ; ooc - fireman; nat - Amer. Rec 'd StPen, Trent on, NJ, 10-30 to aerve B yrs for BURG. ESCAPED 7-35. (Notify. St Pen, Trenton, NJ)

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CHARLEr GARR ISON, with aliaaea, o 32 11' WO 14 Cahrley Garrison, Pete Garrison, I 32 W 10M Charley Garraiso• . #3235 Stpen Hunteville, Texl 11'; 19 yra (1933; 5' 9"; 151 lbs; med bId; blk hair; brn eyes; mod rdy oamp; ooc - truck driver; nat bű AMer. Reo 'd StPen, Huntsville, Tex, 5-7-33 to aerve 5 yrs tor BURG. ESCAPED 7-21-35. (Noti fy. St Pen, Huntsville, Tex) rt thumb 30

ROBERT CALLOWAY , with al iases . (W) FPC : 4 1 Rr 5 1 7 R 7 #326l.9 StFen , Richmond , Va , app by PD , Lexington , Ky , 7-17-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * HARRY CONRAD , with aliases . (VI) FPC : 1 aA3a 1 aA3a #7703 PD , Spokane , Wash , app by SO , Grangeville , Idaho , 7-25-35 . WA nted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * EARL HE iRY CORNISH , with aliases . (W) FPC : 17 13 U 00 24 W 0 20 #39344 USPen , Leave›worth, Kans , app by P , Los Angeles , Cal if, 7-23-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 7. ****i(. JOHN B. COX, with alias . (W) FPC : 14 0 30 W 000 I 32 W IMI t·C525l9 StPen , Columbus , Ohio, death by suicide . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 4. * * * * *

RALPH CRUZAN, with al iases . (W) FPC : 18 M 29 W I 17 I 19 VI I #3252 SO , Caldwell , Idaho , app by PD , Phoenix , Ariz, 7-29-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11 .

VINCEN DeAOUN , with aliases . (W) FPC : 23 M 13 11 000 2 1 I 19 W 000 16' #5113 PD , Rochester , NY , :d lled by East Orange , NJ , Police , 6-16-3;1 . Want.ed notice pub in Vol 4 No 6.

MICHAEL P. DORNE"{, with aliases . (VI) FPC ; 15 1,1 1 A3a M 1 A 3a #8774 PD, Oakland , C!alif , app by SO , Oakland , Calif , 6-28-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7.

* '* * * i'- IRA EDMONDS , with alias . (B) FPC : 7 0 5 T 10 14 I 17 U 10 16 #29438 StPr , Ra.leigh , NC , app 8-6-35 ( place not given. ) Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 9.

* * * .y, '* HARRY AUGUST EFFAN . (W) FPC : 18 L 9 U 101 12 M 2 U 101 9 ;:;:99.5 StInterRefor , Algoa. 1'10 , app (d.a te and place not given) . Vianted not ice pub in Vol 4 No 7. *bŷ,***

JAMES ARTHUR FARRELL , with al ias . (W) FPC : 13 29 W 100 22 T 01 19 #1315 StInterRefor , Algoa , Mo , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * NEWTON FITZGERALD . (W) FPC : 'lI S 1 Tt 5 Ref : Ut S 1 Rt 5 Rt #6476 PD , Fort Worth , Tox , app at Fort Vlorth , Tax , 6-17-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * 31

BUIS RUBIII GARRISOII. with alia., 15 J( 1 U 5 BILL lWUIIS, with .11..... 18 9 II 00 Blll. R.ub.n Garri.on. 8 1 Rt Wl111.. Barri.. O ••• DaTi •• 21 U 00 15 '21i68 Stp.n RiohDond. V., W, Cl.reno. DaTi., Ohat-ley DaTi•• 20 yr. (1934) , 5'8 3/4", 195 lb' , Will Barri., Willi. Barri •• bY)' bld, dlc brn hair, bl ey•• , 1e9518 8tp.n, Riohmond. V., II, 34 med oamp, 000 - oobbl.r, nat - yr. (1935 ), 5'8", 131 lb., IMd Am.r. R.old Stpan, Riohmond, V•• ddr bld, bUr: hall', brn ey'" rt 1-11- to ••rYe 5 yr. for BURG. eye blind, brn OOlllp, 000 - 1111111', ESOAPIO 7-2-35. lil.t - AmII'. Went.iS tor ROB an4 (Notify. St P.n. R16bmond. V.) ISOAlS, 7-16-35. (Notify. PD, lforton. V.)

EIJI'fARD GAUTREAU , 1i1th .11 ... 18 L 1 1't. 9 FRANK HARRIS, with ali.... 7 5 U 7 Ret. U Albert Gallant. s 1 T J_. BtU. 18 Ui 7 U #B-3449 PD, Yonkar a IIY, W, 39 3035 Stp.n. Tuoll:er. Ark, B, 48 Ā yrl (1935 ), 5'8 1/2 , 164 lb., yr. (1934), 5'11" , 180 lb., med IMd b1d , dk brn hair, b1 ey", b1d, bUr: hair, brn eyll, bUr: oomp, .al oolllP' 000 - .al.ImeJl, nat 000 - f.rm.r, n.t • Amer. Reo'd - Amer. Wanted for BURO . atp.n , Tuoklr, Ark, 11-1-34 to (Notify . PD. Yonker., NY) "1'Ve7 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 6-27..,5. (Not1.ty. at Pill. Tuok.r. Ark )

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WEBSTER OODSEr , with ..11... .. 25 L 25 W 10 18 NOIUWl HARTZELL, with alia•••• 20 15 R 0 18 R.t. 13 Jo•• ph W.b.ter Goa.ey, Jo. L 12 W I N. F. Bart.. ll, Norman Cope. 12 W 01 12 W.b.ter God ••y. "Little Pete" Hart.ell. 16916-c USIndlR.for, illioCh oth. , *18240 StR.for, Huntingdon, Pa, W, Ohio, W, 21 yr. (1935 ), 5'8 1/2" , 18 yr. (1931 ), 5'6 3/8 ", 140 lb., 156 lb., MiS b1d, brn hair , lt _d bld, dlc brn hair, dlc brn .., mar gr ey." f ..lr Damp, 000 - mad dlc oomp, 000 - ooal miner , Jlt.t m.oh, nat - Amar. Want ed by F.d.ral - Am.r. Want.d for BURG. Bur••u of Inv••tig.tion for viol.tion (Notify. St Pol, But1.r, P.) NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT AOT. (Notify n •••• r t Bur•• u Offi oe li.ted on b.ak oOTer) rt index rt index

JOHN T. GREENWAY. 8 0 1 R 100 5 JACK HARVE'i,with ali... 12 0 21 W 101 15 L 11 R 100 15 Harvey J.olc.on. I 19 W MOl *"'09 PD, Maoon, G., W, 30 yr. ofe4064 StF, Ralford. Fl., B, (1935 ), 5'6 1/2" , 164 lb., med hvy 29 yr. (1932), 5'4 1/4" , 165 bld, brn hair, brn eyee, IIIIId oamp, lb. , .tout bld, bUr: hair, b1k Jlt.t - .&mer. Went ad by Federal Bure.u eye" blk oomp , 000 - lab, nat of Inve .tigation for viol.tion - Amer. R.o'd StF. Raiford, Fl., NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT. 6-11-32 to .erve 20 yr. for ROB. (Notify neare.t Bureau Offioe li.ted ESCAPED 1-12-35. on b.ok oover ) (Notify. Pr Comm. Tal1aha ..... Fl.) Aleo pub in Vol 3 No 5, '1lI!lO n.me . rt ind.x

L ROY GRULKOI'ISKI, with ell .. , 1 1 U 13 CLINTON HELTON. with .U..... 12 )( 11 W I ll Roy P.ter Gru.l. 11 Ur Georg. Helton, George Gifford , S 11 U 00 11 'JII6685 Stpen. Stillwater. Il1nn, W, Georg. Grlf1'1n, Clinton Hilton. 35 yr. (1935 ), 5'1 3/4" , 124 lb., #25312 Stpen Petro., T.nn, w, aldr bld, dlc obe.t hair, hu eye., 28 yr. (1934, 5'1"' 151 lb., med m.d dlc oomp, 000 - lab, nat - Ger- bld , dlc brn haiZ'J haa .y. . , tail' Am.r. Re c'd Stp.n. Stillwater. ODmp' 000 - p.int.r, nat - Amer. Minn. 10-15-26 to .erve 50 yr. R. o'd Stp.n, Petro•• Tenn, 1-12-34 for ROB. ESCAPED 1-11-35. to ••rv. 4 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED (Not1.ty. St Pen. Sti llwater, MinD) 1-8-35. (Notify. St Pen, Petro., Tenn) It middl. rt ind.x

WILBUR J. lIARRADlNE, wi th .1 1.... . 21 0 31 W Ill! IiOIIJJU) HOGAN , with al 1u. o 32 W 101 23 11 Wilbur Aradin. , William Aradin., I ,1 W 110 Hanrd )(oCartĂ. I 32 W III B.njamin Harrilon, William R. #:6261 USPln. Leavenworth, Kana, Little , Bill Barradine, B111 Little. W, 42 yr. (1935 h 5'8" , 1111 lb., NY, w, 25 #-- Stpol, Oneida. yr. eldr b1d, dlc brn hair, brn e., (1935 ), 5'11 1/2" ' 110 lb., med bld, med rdy oomp, 000 - tile .etter, dlc brn hair, haz eye e, med oomp, 000 nat - Amer. Want.d by Federal .leot, ooā, l.b, nat - Amer. Bure.u at Inv.. tigati Oll •• ESCAPED Want.d •• lIUR andROB SUSPECT. FEDERAL PRISONER. (Notify. St Pol, Oneid., NY, PD, (Notify n •• r•• t Bureau Offio. lilted Conoord, NU) on b.ck oov.r) rt thumb Al.o pub in Vol 2 No 1, .ame JIt.II\II. rt middle 32

GEORGE FLANAGAN , with alias . (W) (Fingerprints not available) App (date and place not given). Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 10 .

* * * * * JOHN FRANK GARCIA , with aliases . (W) FPC : I 32 W 10M 18 AMP I 32 W Ill #9450 PD , Denver, Colo , app at Denver, Colo, 7-23-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11 .

LUCIEN GARR . (B) FPC : 2 1 aU III 14 1 U III 12 #15089 StRefor , Fránkfort, Ky , app by PD , Milwaukee, Wis , 6-21-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 9. * * * * * LEVI GEORGE , with alias . (B) FPC : 10 1 U 00 ...... 21 H 01 14 #15 SO , Greenwood , Miss , app by SO, Forrest , Miss, 7-12-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 5.

T. M. GERBHICK , with aliases , (W) FPC : 4 1 U 10 Ref : T 18 T 10 T #7848 StPen, Canon City, Colo, no longer wanted . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 10 .

* * * * * MERTON V1ARD GOODRICH, with alias . (W) FPC : 15 I 5 R 0 7 Ref : 7 o 27 W 0 5 27 #5382 PD , Youngstown , Ohio, app by PD, New York , NY , 7-2-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 12 and 'Vol 4 No 5.

* * * * * L. D . GHA Y . ( B ) FPC : 18 11 U 00 15 3 W 01 13 #76952 StPen, Huntsville, Tex , app 7-2-35 (place not given) . Wa nted notice pub in Vol 4 No 5.

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HAROLD HARPIN, with alias . (W) FPC : 6 0 9 A 19 M 17 U 18 #8762 StRefor , Anamosa , la , app by USM , Omaha , Nebr , 8-6-35 Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8.

* * * * * R. B. HAYES . (W) FPC : 16 9 R 16 2 A #26064 StPen , Raleigh , NC , app by PD, Greenville, SC, 7-9-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 1 No 4. * * * * *

FRANK HEARD . (B) FPC : 19 L 25 W 0 M 5 U 00 12 #29229 StCD, Montgomery , Ala, no longer wanted . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 3.

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WILL HENSLEY , with aliases . (W) FPC : 11 S 1 A II 2 S 1 Aa 1 4 #99] 4 StEefor , Granite, Okla , app by PD , Parsons, Kans , 7-28-35 . Wanted notâce pub in Vol 4 No 4.

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JOSEPH HOGAlI. with aliue.. 10 1 Ta Her, Ba • Ba FLOYD JOHNSOJ. 12 9 Ur 13 JOleph Franoie John Hogan. 1 Uata Uata. 1I3a 17 U 11 Clyde Robinson. Jam... Smith, #9370 SO. Bola., Idahol WI 19 yr. Joe SlIlith. Joe Tucker. (1933); ;' 99ĐI 148 lba; _d b1dl #23785 USPen. Atlanta. Ga; W; 30 1t brn hair; has a;ey. meddy r yrs (1935 ); 5 ' 7" ; 140 lb_; sldr bld; OoDxpl D&t - .Amer. Wlilt ed ror lt brn hairl b1 ey.a; lt oomp ; 000 BURG and ESCJPB. - eleot 9ďlder. lab; rarm hand, (Botif'y, SO, Boile, Idaho) faotory worker; nat - .Amar. l'lanted by Federal Bureau of Inve 8tigation aa ESCAPED FEDERAL PRISONER. (Notif'y neareat Bureau Office 1i.ted on baok cover) Allo pub in Vol 2 No 1, lama name. rt index rt mi ddle

DEl'IEY HOOD . with ali&l' 3 0 29 1r n!M 19 JAJ.lE S JOHNSON. with ali&l' 6 s 9 U 10 5 Willie Perkina. I 26 W OIl Jama l Johnaon Bey. S 1 0 I: #-- SO, Selma. Ala; BI 31 yra #15505 PD, Newark. NJ; B; 30 yrs (1929); 5'e"; 148 1ba ; med b1d; (1935) 1 5'e 1/2" ; 159 lbl; mad blk hair; dk mar "Yes; brn oampl bld; blk hair; mar "Yea l dk oomp; 000 - labl nat - Amer. Wanted 000 - lolll nat - Amer. Want ed. for MUR and ESCAPE. 6-22-29. for IJUR. (Notify. SO. Selma. Ala; SO. (notify' PD, Newark . NJ) Carrollton. Ala )

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HARRY lR\'IINĚ with aliues. ·19 L 1 U 000 15 PAUL JOHNSTON, with all&1ea, 3 2 A 16 A. H; Irwin. Harry Austin Il 1 U 000 Jamea Edwarda. Paul Johnson. 17 fa Irwin. Oss Irwin. Walter Wl1liama. 9č9leO Stpen Columbus . Ohiol W; m628 Stpr. Raleigh. HC; BI 27 yra 53 yr. ( 1935 ); 5'7 3/8"; 154 1bsl (1932); 5'6"; 132 lbs; mad bld; blk med bld; dk chest hair; 1t vic eyea; hair; brn eyea; blk oomp; nat - .Amer. med dk camp; ace - butcher; nat - Reo 'd Stpr. Raleigh. NC. ll-2h-32 to krter. Rec 'd Stpen. Columbus. Ohio. I ..rve 7 yrl for BURG. ESCAPED 6-26-35. 1-22-35 to serve 1-15 yrl for BURG . (Notlfy' St Bu or Ident. Raleigh. NC) ESCAPED 7-19-35. (�Iotify . St Bil of Crim Ident and Inv. London. Ohio; St F. London. Ohio) rt index rt middle

ED ISACC. with aliases. 9 17 If II 16 RUSSELL JOHNSTON. with ali""el' 30 25 W 110 16 G. VI. \'Iil)1ams, Charles Williamson. 17 R 01 Ruase1l 8. Johnston. Jarnes B. 10 0 00 16 Ed Iaaaos, Ed Morris. Fisher. Harold Mann, Jim Johneon. H4745 Stpen, McAle ster. Okla; W; #128h5 StP&n Miohigan City. Ind ; W; ( 35 yrs (19lh ); 5'9 1/2" ; 175 lba; 23 yre (1928); 6'1 1;4 "; 151 lbs; med bld; ohest hair; orange a1 eyea ; Ildr bld; med ohe st hair; bald; b1 dk ooop; ooc - plumber; nat - Amer. eyes; mad ornmPi occ - cabinet makeri Rec'd Stpen, McAlester, Okla. 1-14-14 baker) nat - Amer. Rec 'd StPen, to serve 2 yr9Ď for BĩĪ . ESCAPED Miohigan City, Ind, 12-7-28 to serve 7-6-14. 15 yrl for ROB . ESCAPED 7-8-yj. (Notify: St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv. (Notify' St Pen, I(iohigan City, Ind) Oklaho"a City. Okla; St Refor, Granite. Okl a) rt thumb rt index --- - -

JERRY JOHNS. with alias. 25 L 1 U 000 19 JESSE JONES, with aliaael' 25 L 9 U 10 16 Ret. T Lyle Jerry Johne. L 1 U 000 J. W. Jon... . Jessie S 1 R 10 T #83 SO. West Palm Beaoh. Fla; W; William Janel. 25 yrs (1934); 6'2" ; 165 lbs ; Ildr 1164/37 StCD, Ilontgomery. Ala; \'II bld; brn hair; b1 eyel; rur oomp; 26 yr. (1935h 5'5 3;4 "; 16; lb. ; oco - maoh; nat - !mer. Wanted Itley bldl dk brn hair; gr .Y"8; for BURG. mad oamp; ooc - aalel clerk; nat (NotHy, SO. Kiseimmse, Fla) - .Amar. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. SO, Bil"!1lin!:lwlm. Ala)

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SEN Il. JOHNSON. with ..Uas. 4 1 aAa 2 ROBERT JONES, with alias, 12 1 U 7 Benjwnin lJ.. roer Johnson. 1 aA 7 Robert D. JOD8S. 2 Rr #W>2 SO, Amarillo, Tex; W; 29 yrl 130302 Stpr. Bal.igh, NCI BI 20 yra (1935 ); 5'5 3;4" ; 125 lbo; med (1935)1 5'10 1/2" J 164 1bl; mad bld; bld; lt brn hair; bl ey 5; med blk hairl brn eyell blk OOntpl nat - oampi 000 - olerk; nat - Amer. Amer. Heo'd stPr. Releigh, NC, Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE. 6-22-35. 1-25-35 to .erve 6-12 yrs for ROB. (Hotif'y' SO, Amarillo. Tex) ESCAPED 7-2-35 . (Botify, St Bu at Id.. nt , Raleig h, Be)

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EDWARD HESSE , with aliases . (W) FPC : 0 32 W 101 22 I 32 VI MIl #34995 StPen, Jefferson City , Mo , app by PD , Chicago , Ill , 7-1-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11 . * * * * .)t CHARLES HAROLD HOPKINS , with aliases . (W) FPC : 12 M 1 R orr 22 M 17 R 010 18 #7510 USPen, McNeil Island , Wash , app by PD , Butte , Mont , 7-12-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * ,.. ALBERT HUFF , with aliases . (W) FPC : 16 M 1 U 100 10 S 1 U 100 10 #754 Intermediate Refor , Algoa , MO , app by PD , Oklahoma City , Okla , 7-14-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 7.

JOHN F. HYDE . (W) FPC : 2 1 aR III 7 1 aR III 10 #21920 StPen , Waupun , Wis , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7.

JOE JACKSON , with aliases . (B) FPC : 21 1 aA2a 16 1 rA2a 15 #29849 StPr , Raleigh , NC , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6.

SAM JOHNSON , with aliases . (B) FPC : 18 13 U 000 15 2 U 001 18 #24680 StPr, Ral eigh , NC , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11. * * * * * PETER KABA , with alias . (W) FPC : 18 28 W 000 16 W MMI #27012 StF , Raiford , Fla, app by PD , Saint Louis, Mo , 7-22-35 . Wanted no·tice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * *

AARON WHYAT KESECKER . (W) FPC : 1 aA2a 6 1 aA2a 5 #10-A-74 StPol , Martinsburg , VIVa , no longer wanted . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 5. * * * * *

JOHN H. KILGALLON , with aliases . (W) FPC : 10 S 1 U IIO 12 S 1 U III 11 #--PD , Boston , Mass , app 7-5-35 (place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 3. * * * * * VIRGIL LARISON , with alias ; (W) FPC : 6 5 R II 8 1 U 01 13 #7206 S·tPr , Michigan City, Ind , app at Hope , Ark (date not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 11 . * * * * * TOM LAWSHE , with aliases . (W) FPC : 7 5 Aa 7 1 T 5 #2005 SO , Phoenix , Ariz, app by SO, Longview , Tex , 7-7-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. 35

+ STANLEY KACZ},IAREK, with aliases: 14 11 1 U 100 12 EImARD KREIDER, with aliases, I 32 W IMI 16 Stanley Kaozarck, Stanley )( 1 Ur 101 Edgar Detweiler Kreider, Edward I 32 W 001 Kaoz1IIBrok. Detweiler Kreider, Edgar Detweiler 1/548 SO, Albion, NY;W; 20 yrs Cryder, Edward Cf÷/der, Edward Krider, (1934); 5'9 1/2" ; 145 Ibs; sldr Edward Moore, Robert Edward Power., bld; lt brn .hair; bl eyes; lt Eddie Kreider. comp ; occ - lab; nat - Amer. #29001 PO, Pittsburgh, Pal W; 25 yrs Wante<\ for ROB . (1935); 5'6"; 138 lbs; sldr bld; blk (Notify. SO, Albion, NY) hair; brn eyes; fair comp ; ooc - cook; nat - A...er. Wanted by Federal Bureau of Investi gation as CONDITIONAL RELEASE VIOLATOR. (Notify nearest Bureau Office listed rt index on back cover) rt ring

JOSEPH KARELICH, with aliasee: 12 J.! 1 U 101 8 WILL LAcr. 11 26 w 100 13 Joseph Crolley, Joseph Kareleich, S 1 U III 8 W 101 Joseph Karleigh, Joseph Kralich, #2133 PO, Macon, Ga; B; 38 yrs Joseph Krallich, Joseph Krolley, (1930); 5'1 1/2"; 160 r, s; sldr Joe Crovrley, Joe Joliet, Joe bld; blk hair; mar eyes; blk oomp; Kroleck, Joe Krolley, Joe I,tackett, nat - Amer. Wanted for l.!UR. Joe Stecke , Joe Steke, Joo Steke, (Notify: PO, Macon, Ga) "Joliet Joe". t/4823 Stpen, Joliet, Ill; H; 30 yrs (1930); 5'6 1fó4" ; 130 Ibs; med bld; med chest ha ir; It .1 yel eyes ; med comp; 000 - salesman; nat - Arner. \7antar! for !nnw. (;Iotify: PD, Waukesan, Ill) rt index rt thumb

EHIL KASEL, with a11.ases: 11 L 1 R 100 8 PRESTon LAlmERT. o 31 VI 1m 16 LaVerne Barnes, Edward 3rovm, lJ 1 R 101 o 28 W OOM Percy Brovm, Edward Burns, Frank 4/ 11842 StCD, l,tontzo>nery, Ala; B; fôanson, Emil Rasel, Emil Hazel, 29 yr. (1935 ); 5'8"; 165 10.; ",ed JohnDaniel Hoefels, Frank Jick, bld ; blk hair; blk eyes; b1k fømp; Eddie Vodnansky, Eddie Baker. occ - farmer; nat - AMer. Rea'd 31 53 ell ',f 8 USP t Leavenworth, Kens ; W; StCD, 1I0ntgOtnery, Ala, 10-19-28 48 yrs (1935 ) ; 5'8"; 123 Ibs; sldr to serve 15 yr. fbr YUH. ESCAPED bld; blk hair; brn eyes; rdy canp; 6-25-35. 000 - sal"s1'l8Jl; nat - J.ri>r. Wanted (NotHy. St CD, Montgomery, Ala) by Federal Bureau of Investigation as ESCAPED FEDERAL PRIS(J

!!ARRAY KEARNEY, with alias. 1 o 9 U 100 22 DORALIl I.Al.I!lEY. 22 11 11 VI I 18 Ref, 25 Harry Kearney. M 11 R 100 L 1 R 00 12 1 #-- SO, Helena, Ark; W; 11 yrs #8681 PO, De. Moines, Ia; W; (1554); 5'6 1/2" ; 131 Ibo; sldr 16 yrs (1931 ); 5'9 lA" ; Ihl bld; bm hair; brn eye s; It oamp; lbs; sldr bld; dk brn hair ; brn nat - Amer. "Iante

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E. H. KESS, with aliases. 13 1 R 01 JAMES LANTHROP, with alisses: 20 0 9 Rr 10 E. H. Kearse, Harold Kearse, 23 W M 15 James VI. Lanthrop, Jrunes Vf. L 11 R Harold Kerse, Harold O'Neil, L!mthrip. "Bubble" , "Short)'· , Joe Willi"",•• #28613 StRefor, llan sfie ld, Ohio; #85 Lanier Co Chain Gang , Lakeland, W; 28 yrs (1932); 6' ; 111 lbs; Ga; B; 34 yrs (1935 ); 5'2 1/2" ; 130 med tall bld; dk brn hair; .1 r;r lbs; mad sht bld; blk hair; brn eyes; efùre 8; fair comp i oce - fal"'!llerj ginger eofõp; oce - cook; nat - Arner. nat - A.-ne r. Rec 'd StRefor, Mans­ Rec'd Lanier Co Chain Gang, Lake­ field, Ohl o, 4-1-32 to serve 10-25 lL,d, Ga, 10-21­34 to serve 3-5 yrs yr. for ROB. ESCAPED 1-18-35. for Bför lG . ESCAPED 2-19-35. (Notify. St Refor, Mansfield, Ohio) (Notify: Lanier Co Chah Gane , Lakeland, Ga) rt thwnb rt index

GEORGE K ILLIAN, with aliases: 22 32 Wr I FRANK LeCLAIR, with al iases: ?7 L 1 li III 10 L George \Yashincton Killian, Ben Jonea. 6 U 0 George Davis, Ge6rp Dwyer, 1 U III #910 StInterRefor, Algoa, Mo; VI; Frank Fielder, Frank Fields, 25 yrs (1934); 5'9 1;1ę" ; 143 Ibs; John Harris. med bld; dk brn hair; dk bl eye s; 11 501' fúetor, Granite, ada; .1 ; med rdy comp; occ - farmer; nat - 29 yrs (1911 ); 5'1 1A" ; l52 1bs; Amer. Reo'd StlnterRefor, Algoa, med bld; blk hair; mar eyeai mad Mo, 3-22-34 to .erve 10 yrs for dli canp; ntt - Amer . Rec'd St ROB. ESC.AH:D 1-18-35. Refor , Granite, Okla, 2-14-15 to (Notify, St Inter Refor, Jefferson serve 2 yrs for BURG. ESCAPED City, Mo) 1-25-15. rt index (Notify: St Refor, Granite, Okla) rt index 36

JOE LAZZARO , wit.h alias . (W) FPC : 16 0 29 W 0 17 o 20 W M 17 #4799 StPen , Sioux Falls , :3Dak , ap? by PD , Omaha, Nebr . 8-5-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 2.

* * * ,­ * HOWARD LEE . (W) FPC : 18 1! 5 R 00 16 I 18 R 00 11 #17473 StPen , Represa , Cl if, app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8.

ERLE LENOX . (VI) FPC : 7 1 U III 14 Ref : T 1 A II A #3835 StRefor , Pontiac , Ill , no longer wanteu . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 2. * * * * IRVING LEVY , with alias . (VI) FPC : 20 0 30 W 0 20 I 20 W I #164382 SO , Los Angeles , Calif , 8.pp by PD , Los Angeles , Calif, 7-15-35 . Wanted notice pUb in Vo l 4 No 7. * "* * * * RUSSELL LONG , with aliases . (W) FPC : 24 27 W II 16 VI 01 22 #22258 S·t Refor , Pendleton , Ind , a.op 8. t Crawfordsville , Ind (date not iven ) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11 .

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PRICE LOOMIS , with al ias . (B ) FPC : 15 17 aW I 15 1 aR 00 14 #40568 StPr , Rale igh , NC , app 7-28-35 (place not given) . Wanted not.ice pub in Vol 4 No 7. ***·x·*

CLAUDE LOTT , with al iass . (VI) FPC : 2 9 U 10 21 18 U II #42,j,?2 USPon, Atlanta , Ga , app by USM , Memphis , Tenn , 7-22-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8.

CLYDE MACK . (W) FPC : 21 5 R II 16 3 W 0 #21604 StPr, Ra leigh, NC , app by SO , Proscott , Ariz , 8-6-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * * JOHY MACKEY , with aliases . (B) FPC : 12 M 9 U 000 18 S 2 U 001 17 7128725 StPen , McAlester , Okla. , Plop by PD , MilwaUkee , Wi s, 6-19-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 9.

.* -­ * * * CHESTER MARRS . (W) FPC : 0 32 W III 18 I 32 W OI I #3428 StPen, Boise , Idaho , no longer wanted . Want8d not.ice pub in Vol 3 No 9.

* * * * * JAMES B. MARTIN , with aliases . (B) FPC : 21 0 31 VI 0 18 I 20 W II 18 #20358 StPr , Raleigh , NC , app by PD , Danv"il1 e, Va , 7-26-3:). Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. 37

ERIIEST j7 ILLIAI! LEE, with aliases: 81aAa4 RICHARD E. MAJORS, with aliases: 19 13 R 00 ,Iilli8ll\ Tate, Bill Lee, Bill 1 a.Aa 2 Richard Edward Majors, Dick 21 R 00 19 Tate. !.Iajors, Ed IJ!ajors. #Q8552 StPr, Raleigh, IIC; B; 19 #54594 StPen San Quentin, Calif; W; ( yrs (1933): 5'8 1/2" ; 156 Ibs; 26 yrS (1933); 5 ' 10"; 1ij+ Ibs; med med b1d: blk hair: brn eyes; dk bld; dk brn hair: brn eyes; rdy comp ; brn oomp: nat - Amer. Rec'd StPr, 000 - mach; nat - Amer. Vlanted for Ral e ibh , llC , 7-30-33 to serve 5 ROB . yrs for ROB. ESCAPED 7-8-35. (Notify. PD, Los Ĵeles, Calif) (Notify, st Bu of Ident , Raleigh, NC )

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GORDON LEE, thwi al ias e s: 19 5 U 010 14 ClIAP.LES HENRY MANLEY. 6 1 Aa.r 6 Ref. A Gordon Joseph Lee, Gorgon Lee, 1 U OIl 1 aT 3 U Jame. Taylor. #-- PD, N",. Bedford, l.!ass; W; 25 #6352 PD, Springfield, Ill: IT: yrs (1933 ): 5 '11 1/2" ; 175 1bs; 25 yrs (1935 ); 5'6": 116 Ibs: sldr stky bld; dk brn hair : brn "'J e s; b1d: dk brn hai r; gr eyes; mad dk conp; oce - cook; nat - Ame r. comp: oco - asbestos worker; Vlanted for BURG. nat - Cnn. Vlanted for ROB. (Notify, PD, New Bedford, "ms s) (Notif¥' PD, ilindsor, Ontario, Cnnada)

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JAMES LEE. 20 M 1 R III 7 CLYDE W.m:ING. 22 L 1 T 3 Ref: A L 1 T II S 1 Aa Aa

#491 1 StPen, lIcAlester, Ok1a: VI; #35544 StPen, Jackson, t!ich; ij; 21 yrs (191h): 5'4 3;t" ; 154 Ibs: 30 yrs (1934); 5'10 3;t" ; 1/i> sht hvy bld; chest hair: yel grn Ibs; sl dr b1d; chest hair; ye1 eyes; sal oomp : occ - plunber: gr eyes; rdy conp: occ - lab;

nat - Arner. Rec'd StPen, tlcAlester, nat - AlMr. Reo' d StPen , Okla, 3-27-Į1 to serve 3 yrs for Jackson, Mich, 5-18-34 to serve

BURG. ESCAPED 2-17-15. 2-20 yrs for ROB. ESCAPED (Notify. St Bu of CrLį Ident and Inv, 6-33-35. Oklahona City, Okla; St Refor, Granite, (Notify. St Pen, Jackson, lIich) Okla) rt index rt middle

JESS LITTRELL , witil aliases, 8 0 1 U 101 15 JR.!ES CLARENCE I.!cCLAIN, with aliases' 13 M 9 R 16 Jesse Blaine Littrell, Jess L 17 U 101 7 Clarence H. tlcC1ain, Clarence S 1 Aa Litrel, Jess Littrel. James JicC1ain, James McC1arn, #21216 StPen , tlcAlester , Okla: W; J. C. 1I0Lean, Janes Stacey l!eehan. 50 yrs (1934) : 5'11"; 153 Ibs; 4je9648-!J-7 PD, Los An{;e1es, Calif; YI ; med sld r bld; gr hair; gr eye s; 24 yr s (1935 ); 5'10"; 135 1bs ; mad rdy cİp ; 000 - tool dresser; ddr bld; brn hair; bl eye s: rdy nat - ArJer. Wanted for BURG. oomp ; oce - ĵch; nat - Amer. (Notify, st Bu of Crim Ident and Inv Wanted for RAPE. Ok1ah�!\. City, Okla; SO, Lawt on, Ok1a (Ķloti1'y: PD, Los An{;eles, Calif)

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JOHN LOCKHART, witil aliases. 15 30 W 00 ROBERT UoCmfOOIl, with aliases. o 32 W 100 16

John \1Uli81'l Reifsteok, John W. 32 W l! Bert McClendon, Bob McClendon. I 32 VI tllI Reifstiok. #105040 SO, Los Angeles, Cal if; VI; #e7119 StF, Raiford, Fla; W; 2L1 27 yrs (1935); 5'5"; 150 Ibe; med yrs (1935 ); 5'10 3;t" ; 180 1ba; bld; dk brn hair; brn e,., s; oco - mad bld: dk brn hair; bl eyes; "",oh; nat - AlMr. Ylanted for RAPE. rdy oomp ; 000 - dairy worker; (Notify. PD, Los Angeles, Cal if) nat - Amer. Reo 'd StF, Raiford, Fla, 2-9-35 to serve 1 yr for BURG. ESCAPED 6-19-35. (Notify. Pr Carom, Tal1alle.saee, F1a) rt index rt index

JOSEPH MACEK, with aliases: 22 19 W 1M 18 HERBERT MoDANlEL. 10 S 1 U 100 13 Joseph "aoh, Joseph !.Iaok, Joseph 11 W 014 18 S l U 100 Moceh , Joe ıoek, Joe Lmek . #813 PD, Grand Junction, Colo; W; #68649 StPen Columbus, Ohio; I'll 18 s (1935); 5 6 ( yr ' 1/2" ; 140 Iba; 31 yr. (1934) ; 5'9 !;t"; 160 Ibs; med b ; dk brn hair: bl e,.,s; med tall bld; med ch

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W. J. McCONNELL , with aliases . (W) FPC : 19 0 21 W roo 20 I 20 W oor 23 #26920 StPen, McAlester , Okla , app by SO , Victoria , Tex , 2-25-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 10 . * * * * * SILAS McCULLOUGH , with alias . (B) FPC : 11 0 5 U on 7 M 17 U III 6 #676 PD , Middletown , Ohio, app by PD , Cleve land , Ohio , 8-6-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 12 . * * * * * VIRGIL McKELLER , with aliases . (B) FPC : 14 17 W M 5 U II 14 #5267 PD , For"t Worth , Tex , app by PD , Fort Worth , Tex , 7-26-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 12 .

* * * * * GEORGE McLroAORE , with alias . (B) FPC : 20 26 W 0 24 W I #28121 StPen , McAlester , Okla , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 9. * * * * * CECIL MILLER ; with aliases . (VI) FPC : 3 5 Tr 16 17 Rt 14 #7347 StPr , Santa Fe , NMex , app by PD, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2-13-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 3.

* * * * * JESSE MORRIS, with alias . (B) FPC : 11 S 1 U 011 9 L 1 R 101 8 #27027 PD , Atlanta , Ga , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. .***** GERALD MOSSER , with aliases . (W) FPC : 22 27 W 00 9 10 U 0 #D-258 StPen , Philadelphia , Pa , app by PD , Bethlehem , Pa , 7-2-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * * BUSTER NICHOLS , with alias . (W) FPC : 14 0 31 W 0 19 I 20 W 01 18 #10255 StRefor , Granite , Okla , app by SO , Los Angeles , Calif , 7-24-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 4. * * * * * WILLIAM NIEJAEYER , with aliases . (W) FPC : 6 1 U III 19 1 aU III 17 #24436 PD , Saint Paul , Minn , app by PD , Lewistown , Mont , 6-21-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 3. * * * * * JESS NOLAN . (W) FPC : 18 25 W 1M 17 12 W 0 16 #71627 StPen, Huntsville , Tex , app 7-10-35 (place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * * RICHARD NUMER , with aliases . (W) FPC : 19 1'1 9 Rt I 8 L 1 R II 12 #14498 PD, Memphis , Tenn , app by PD , Chanute , Kans , 7-29-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7, also pub in Vol 4 No 4 as Richard Neumer. * * * * *------� 39

OT S McDANIEL, with 51 ias, 9 S 1 R 101 4 Ref: R FIW!K lIIX, with alie.ses: 25 9 T 9 .A:ħ Ref, R ott ls :'cDnni el . S 1 U 101 T Fro.nl:: ll ick, Frank Nick. 2 T R r Junction, Colo; ,,el}1 PO, G o.nd \'1; #4225 StPrF, :'illed{;eville, Go.; B; 31 yrs (1935 ) ; 5'5" ; 155 lb. ; tiled 26 yrs (1935); 6' 1/2" ; l80 lbs ; hair; Cr hair; e stout bld; b1k eye s; med sldr bld; blk brn ey s; blk dk camp ; ace - cook; nat - Amer. cop ; lt arm amp between wrist and ';;anted for :!lJll and ESCAPE, 7-15-35. elbow; nat - Amer. Rec 'd StprF, (!;otify: PD, Grand Jtmction Colo; Ii Go., 3-29-35 to serve t ledp;eville, Di strict Atty, Duranp;o, Colo) 1-3 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 6-26-35. (Notify: St Pr F, l.lill‡ d/';evil1e, Go.) t rt index r index

R CA:ĨEL llICllAEL, ,lith a11a8e8' o 32 VI !.lII 24 WILLIA!.! PAGE, with al ins: 19 1 10 20 Michael Camille, I.!ike Cameel, I 32 W 001 Bill Par;e. 3 W 0 14 '.:ike Cani l le. Cameel /.like it 2t:bO StPen, Carson City, !lev; fI; Campbell Hike, Cameol Hike . 28 yrs (1935 ); 5'6" ; l42 lbs; med 41 11192 PD Ri eMond. Va; 20 bld' blk hair· t;r e" s ' fair comp; t \7; e yr. ( 1932); 5'3 1/2 " ; 158 lb.; oce ' ­ stock-r.lni nat .' !mer. Rec t:! med bld; bl:, hnir ; brn eyes; med StPen, C.. r.on Ci::Y. lev, 1-10-26 to camp; occ - steam-fitter; nat - serve 1 Ue for !.į1l. ESCAPED 6-26-35. Am'r. r;anted for BURG and aOB . (Notify: St Pen. Carson caty. Nev) ( Noti fy, PO, Richmond, Va )

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UAllKl;S PAXTO!l. 5 000 L. R . l!IU.ER, with al ia.: o 32 YI l!OO 15 2<' U l? Leonard R. tliller. I 32 VI III 1 U 000 1'i'76508 StPen, Huntsville, Tex; 1'1; ji!l-3n PO, r:aukecnn. Ill ; B; 21, yr s 29 yrs ( 19); 5'10 1/2" ; lh7 lbs; (1929); 5' 7"; 133 lb.; Med bld; bl:, e hair; brn eye s; campi nat - m d sld r bld; lt brn hair ; grn dk Arnor. eyes; fair comp i oce - carpener; Wanted for DURG . i nat - Amer. Re c'd StPen, INnts­ (llot fy : PO, 1, auke[;an , I ll ) ville , Tex, 6-9-34 to serve 3 yrs for BURG . ESCAPED 7-4-35. (Notify : St Pen, Huntsville, Tex)

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RI CHARD lILLER. 15 0 14 U 000 JOE PETKIN. 9 " 5 U III 9 I 22 U 001 I 17 U OIl II C; #<57615 StPr, Raleigh , NC; B; 21 #13179 PO, Wins ton-Sal""" B; yr. ( 1935 ); 5'6" ; Ll5 los; med 16 yrs (19 ); 5'7 1/4" ; 125 lbs ; bld; blk hai r; brn eyes; brn IOed sldr bld ; blk hair; brn eye s ; comp; ace - lab ; nat - Ame r. dk brn COJ:lp; oce - lab ; nat - Amer. Rec 'd StPr, Rale i&h, NC to serve Wented for !.fUR. 2 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 7-18-35. (Notify: PD, Winston-Salem. NC ) l g (Notify . St Bu of Ident, Ra ei h, NC )

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LA1'IREIICE D. MORGAN . 24 0 15 R 0 17. STEPHEII PIKE, with alias: 12 9 u I J 28 W II ohn Bron.e. 5 aU 11 #<51 Bibb Co Chain Ge.nr;, Drybranch, 119122 StPen, Joliet, Ill ; r l"/; 27 y s Go.; W; 27 yrs (1932); 5'9"; 151 (1924); 5'7 3/4 "; 150 Iba; med Ibs ; med stot bld; blk hair; gr bld; dk che st hair ; ha. bl eyes; eyes ; fair compi oee - mach; nat - dk camp; oee - waiter; nat - Amer. Rec 'd Bibb Co Chain GanG, Austrian. Rec'd StPen, Joliet, Drybranch, Ga. to serve 10 yr. for Ill, 5-2-24 to serve 1-20 yrs ROB. ESCAPED 7-2-35. for BURG. ESCAPED 7-4-28. (Notify, Bi':>b Co Chain Gang, Dry­ (Notify. St Pen . Joliet, Ill) branch. Go.) rt ind8ll: rt middle

JOHN NELSO N, with al las. 19 M 1 T 11 REDHOIID PITTMAN, with aliases. 5 S l U 0009 Herman Harry Anderson. L 1 Tr 10 Redmon Pittman, Redman Pitman. S 1 U roo 72 553 StRafor, Lincoln, Nebr; W; 1!L Ę7[j'3'i StPr, Fnlel{;h, NC; B; 34 25 yrs (1933 ); 5 yrs (1934)1 5'11"; 1 5 ' 5 1/2" ; 151 lbs l 8 lb.; med med bld; blde hair; It bl eyesl hair; bld; blk dk brn eye s; dk brn rdy CClr.lp; occ - rarmer; nat - comp; occ - lab; nat - kel". Rec 'd Amer. Rec'd StRero r, Lin coln. Nebr StPr, Rale igh, IIC to serve 18 mos 1-20-33 to serve 3 yrs 10 mos for for BURG. ESCAPED 7-26-5. BURG . ESCAPED 7-27-'55. (Ilotl fy. St Bu of Irlent, Ra1ei&h, NC ) Iliotii'y: St Reror, Lincoln , Nebr )

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JACK O 'NEAL, with al iases . (W) FPC : 20 11 U 00 15 3 W MI 12 #45469 PD , Detroit , .Mich, app by PD , Fort Wayne , Ind, 7-8-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 1. * * * * * JOHN O' TOOLE , with al iases . (VI) FPC : 25 9 U 00 8 W 0 16 #29130-M-IO PD , Los Angeles , Cal if , app by SO , Los Angeles , Cal if, 7-25-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 7. Ħ * * * * VICTOR PALMA . (Vn FPC : lI l T or 8 17 T II 10 #30495 StRefor , Mansfield. Ohio, app by PD , Milwaukee , Wis, 6-18œ35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 12 .

PRATHER PARKE . (B) FPC : 3 1 Aa 6 1 aAt 8 #6137 PD , Springfield , Ill , app by SO , Pine Bluff , Ark 7-30-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 3. * * * * *

SAMUEL J. PEELER , with al iases . (1'1) FPC : 13 0 9 Tt 15 M 17 U 10 No longer wanted . Wanted not ice pub in Vol 2 No 8. * * * * * ELMO POPE , with al iases . (W) FPC : 14 M 17 W 0 8 S 1 U II 8 #38850 PD , Louisville, Ky , app by PD , Illinois Central System , Louisville , Ky , 6-1-·35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * WILLIAM POWELL . (B) FPC:· 0 32 W IMI 15 I 32 VI OIM #29754 StPen , Richmond , Va , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 1.

* * * * * L. Z. PRICE . (W) FPC : 19 13 R or 17 Ref : 13 17 R 01 14 19 #28603 PD , Louisville, Ky , app at Toledo , Ohi o, 7-29-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vo l 4 No 7. * * * * * THOMAS QUESENBERRY . (W) FPC : o 31 IIM 16 I 28 III 15 #15694 StPr , Waupun , Wis , app (date and place not given) .. Wa nted notice pub in Vol 3 No 8. * * * * * JOHN RAMPOLSK1, with a1 iases . (W) FPC : 15 23 W 1M AMP 32 W MM 8 #14723 PD , Milwaukee , Wis , app by PD , Milwaukee , Wis , 7-24-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 4 . * * * * * JOHN1E REID, with al ias . (W) FPC : I 31 W IMO 17 M 28 W OOl 14 #34133 StPr , Ra leigh , NC , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 3. * * * * * ODELL POTTER, with aliaae8. 12 17 11'0. I 16 JOE SEITZ. with .11ues. 19 )( 17 11' I 14 AMP Allen .0. Potter, Odell Allen :3 Wt I James Lee. Charles Manley. L 3 11' 0 14 Potter, Pieroe Potter, Alvin L. Charles l!anly, Jolm Miller. Dixon, Potter Peeroe. Clarence Opt. Charles Soribner. #3?l17 StRefor, Granite, Olda; W; Frank Lee Smith. JIIlI\8S Stevenl, 20 yrs (1934); 5' 11 1/2" ; 153 Ibl ; Big Jim, Jim Stevens. med sldr bld; brn hair; brn eyes; 11<;626 StPen, Michigan City. Ind; med oomp; occ - lab; nat - kner. TI; 71 yrs (1932 ); 5'9 1/2"; 160 Pěc 'd StPen. VoAlester, Oklo., Ibs; mad bld; gr hair) bl eyes; 3-25-31 to serve 5 yrs for ROB . dk oomp ; It th emp ; ooc - tool ESCAl'ED 6-12-34. maker) nat - kner. Rec'd Stpen, (Notify. St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv, Mlchigan City. Ind. 9-21-32 to Oklahoma City. Oklo.) St Refor, Granite, serve 3-10 yrs for BURG . ESCAPED Oklo.) 6-30-35. rt index (Notify. St Pen. Michigan City, Ind) rt index

REX PREI'IITT. o 31 W 100 HENRY SELL, with aliases. 22 )( 1 R 17 I 32 .... III 18 Henry Miller, Henry Sells. L 1 Rr 19 130037 StCD llontgomery, Ala; B; 1#3-65478 StPen, Ossining. NY; TI; 26 yr8 (1934); 5'9 1/2" ; 161.1 Ibl; 27 yrs (1915 ») 5'5" ) 152 1bs; stky mad bld) blk hair) dk brn eyel) bld; dk b1de hair; ye1 sl eyes) brn comp ; oco - lab) nat - Amer. ooc - steam-fitter; nat - Gsr. Reo'd StCD. Montgomery, Ala, Reo 'd Stpen. Ossining. NY. 1-7-15 1-25-34 to serve 24-31 mOl for to serve 10 yrs for BURG. ESCAl'ED BURG. ESCAl'ED 7-2-35. 6-13-16. (Notify. St CD. Montgomery. Ala) (llotify' Dept of Corr. Albany , NY)

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J.AllES QUARTERMAN. 16 S 11 U 00 13 Ref, 11 GEORGE SEMON. with aliales: 22 0 29 W 101 22 L 2 U 0 10 GeorGe Calas, Gust Dimandi.a, I 28 11 101 1#3-11'Zl PD, Vlaukagan, Ill ; B) 25 yrs Frank trallan. Frank l!alonis. (1933); 5'11 1/2" ) 149 Ibs ; med bld) Frank J..'elonas. Nick Sanos. blk heir; dk brn eyes; mad dk comp ; fj16175 PD, Sacramento, Calif) "1; nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. 42 yrs (1935 ); 5'6") 175 Ibs; (Notify: PD, Waukegan. Ill) stout bld; brn hair; brneyes; mad COlllP) ooc - lab) nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. (Notify. SO, Stockton, Calif)

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HOBART CHESTBR RAKES, with al1as. 17 13 R 01 Ref. 13 WILLIE SHEPPARD. 1 1 aUa Chester Hobert Rakes. 21 R 01 9 17 2 aU 3 #29235 USPen. Atlant. Go.; W) 37 yrs #105 SO. Gretna, La) B) 29 yrs (1935 ); 5'11 1/2" ) 147 1bs; sldr (1932); 5'9") 186 Ibs ) stout bld ; bld; blk hair; bl eyes; feir comp; blk heir; brn es)ey brn oomp) 000 ooc - miner; nat - Amer. Wanted by - lab; nat - Amer. Wanted Ğor BURG. Federal Bureeu of Investigation for (Notify. St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv, FORGER! OF NM'E OF US 1!TTY JAAlES New Orleans, La) SO, Saint Martinville, D}J,lROll . La) (/lotify nearest Bureau Office listed on back oover) Also pub in Vol 4 No 6 as Hobart Rake s. rt thumb It ring

JMlES REVERE, with aliases: 8 ).l 5 U III 6 WINFIELD SILSBY, with alias ..... 5 1 A'9 Ref: A James Stan Revere, JĜes I 17 U no Winfield F. Silsby, Tom Moore. 18 R 9 T Stricklĝ nd. -#41359 Stpr, Auburn, NY) W) 19 #11321 PD. Dayton. Ohio; B; 19 yrs yra (1926); 5'7 lA" ; 145 1bs; (1934); 5'8 1/2" ; 151 Ibs; med bld; med ble; dk chest blde hair; med blk heir; mar eyes; It brn comp; nat a. eyes) It comp; occ - lab) nat - Amer. WlIIlted for ROB. - Amer. Rec' d StPr, Auburn, NY, (notify. PD. Dayton . Ohi o) 3-31-26 to serve 5-10 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 8-4-29. (Notify. Dept oğ Corr, Albany, NY)

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VICTOR RUGG IERO. 3 0 1 R 6 Ref •. R , T • T CHARLES H. SMITH, with alias I 2 S 1 R 6 Ref. R L 17 Rr Rt. Tr. Tt "Chuck". S 1 Rt R #1 38769 PD, Philadelphia, Po.; W; #318Ġ StRefor , Mansfield, Ohio; 18 yrs (1934) ; 5'7 3/S" ; 1114 Ibl; 11') 21 yrs (1934») 6' ; 157 1bs; sUr bld; dk brn hair; 1 t brn eyes; med tall bld) med brn hair) dk med ell.: COl:lp; nat - Amer. Wanted bl eyes) fair oomp) ooc - black- for MllR. smith ; nat - Amer. Rec'd StRefor, (Notify. District Atty. Media. Po.) Yan8field, Ohio, 9-22-34 to serve 1-15 yrs for BURG. ESCAnD 6-30-35. (Notify. St Refor , wansfield, Ohio) rt index rt ring 42 ",I WALTER RENAUX , wi tIl alias . (W) FPC : 16 I 13 R 0 19 I 28 W 0 19 #6327 StPr , Windsor , Vt , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 8.

* * * * * GEORGE RESSEGUIE, with aliases . (W) FPC ; 16 10 U 00 17 1 R II #40142 StRefor, Elmira , NY , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 7.

* * * * * HARRY ROBERTS . (W) FPC : 20 M 27 W M 15 Ref: 27 L 3 W II 13 4 #72534 StPen , Huntsville, Tex , app 6-1-35 (place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 4.

* * * * * ĥ PEARL HENRY ROTH . (W) FPC : 10 0 1 R 000 15 L 17 R 100 #68807 StPen , Columbus , Ohio , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8.

* * * * * WILLIAM S. RUNYON , with aliases . (W) FPC : 10 S 1 U 10 6 S 2 U 10 10 #201498 SO , Los Angeles, Calif, app by PD , Detroit, Mich , 7-6-35. Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 2.

* * * * * HERMAN SADLER , with aliases . ( W) FPC : 9 S 1 U III 3 S 1 T II 3 #29175 USPen , Leavenworth , Kans , app by PD , Tol edo , Ohio, 7-29-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8, also pub in Vol 4 No 3.

* * * * * HŔŕY SCHUESSLER , with aliases . (W) FPC : 18 0 29 W 100 21 I 17 U 000 20 #70769 StPen , Huntsville, Tex , app by PD, Waco , Tex , 7-25":35 . Wanted notice pUb in Vol 4 No 4.

* * * * * ROBERT SHERILL , with alias . (W) FPC : 7 S 1 Aa 5 Ref : A S 1 Ua 11 T #28307 StPr , Raleigh , NC , no longer wanted. Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 7.

* * * * * ROBERT SLOAN. (B) FPC : 18 L 1 R 000 15 S 1 U 000 #25293 StF , Raiford , Fla, app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8.

* * * * * LAMAR SMITH , with alias . (B) FPC : 14 0 15 R 0 17 I 26 R 0 AMP #22682 StCD , Montgomery , Ala, app by PD , Gary , Ind , 7-6-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 11.

* * * * * NORMAN C. SMITH , with aliases . (W) FPC : 19 L 1 A II 4 S 1 A II 4 #29571 PD , Los Angeles, Calif, app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 3.

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EDGAr< SMI"ry:, Wi th aliu. 18 0 5 U 000 17 lULACHl C. STEVENS, with al1aae8 1 19 29 W 10 12 Charl•• Edgar Smith. I 17 U 000 Malacha Stevena, Malcome Stevena, 25 R 00 1/67511 Stpen ColU11lOOl, Ohi ol VI , lAaleohi Charles Stevena, Me'l ichla 32 yrl (1933 I 5' 8 1/2"I 137 lbll C. Stevens, John Johnson, John dk cheat hair, dk 11. eye ., mad dk B. Jones, "Bad Eye", "Steve". oomp; 000 - painte.'1 nat - Amer. 'li'34815 Stpen, Jackson, Mich, B; 47 Reo 'd Stpe", ColUlllbus, Ohlo, yrs (1933 ); 5'9 ė" ; 171 lbl; Itky 10-11-33 to serve 5-30 yrl tor bld} blk hai r; mar eye l; chao CODIPI BURG. ESCAPED 7-20-35. ace - lab 1 nat - Amer. Wanted tor (Notify. St Bu ot Orim Ident and 1lUR. Inv, Lond on, Ohiol St F, London, Ohio ) (Notify' PD, Battle Creek, Mioh) rt index rt index

El7t'IARD SMITH. 19 I 29 W II 17 CLARENCE THOGJURTnl, with ali88. 10 0 1 U OIl 20 o 28 W 0 Clarenoe E. Thogmartin. S 1';' R III 22 #1472 Fulton Co Bu ot Crim Inv, f42378 Stpen, Jefferson City, 1.10 ; Atlanta, Ga, Br 21 yr. (1935 ); W; 37 yrs (1933 ); 6' 5 /6" ; 173 6'3"; 153 Iba ; aldr bld, blk hairl lbs ; med bld; med Cholt hair; bl brn eyes I dk brn comp I ooc - eyea; med rdy conp; occ - tarmer; delivery bOY I nat - Amer. Wanted nat - Amer. Reo 'd Stpen, Jetferson tor BURG and ESCAPE , 7-11-35. City, Yo, 2-2-33 to serve 2 yrs (Notify. Fulton Co Bu at Crim Inv, tor BURG. ESCAPED 7-9-35. Atlanta, Ga) (1lotiPâ1 St Pen, Jefferson City, Mo)

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ROBERT L. SJUTH, With alial. 12 14 U 11 Ret. 13 JOHN HENRY THO!.IAS. 13 0 29 W 100 16 Are Malone. 16 Ar 18 1 19 W 100 fie727 Stpen , McAleater, Okla; B; 1/e8544StCD, Montgomery, Ala; B; 17 yrl (1911 ); 5'8"; 1lJ> lbs; med 34 yr. (1933)1 5'7" ; 145 lbs; med bld; blk hair; mar eyes; blk con:p; bld; blk hair; dk brn e,.es; lt brn occ - chaufteur; nat - Amer. comp i oce - mech; nat - .Amel'. Rectd Rec 'd StPen, UcAleater, Olcla, StCD, JJontgODlery, Ala, 5-1S-33 to 6-8-11 to serve 15 yrs tor ROB. serve 6-11 yrs for BURG. ESCAPED ESCAPED 6-17-14. 7-26-35. (Notify. St Refor, Granite, Okla) (Notify . St CD, MontgPãery, Ala )

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WILLARD BEll TON SPEARS. M 31 W 101 Ret. 32 WILLIAM THOIlPSOll, with alia8. 18 0 29 VI I I 32 W III 17 32 Will iam Rus sell Thompson. I 23 VI 0 19 #656 StInterRefor, Algoa, Mo; W; #1 5247 Stpen Trenton, NJ; W; 16 yr. (1934); 5'10 3;'4" , 172 lbs ; '25 yrs (1932fý1 5'8 1/2"; lll7 lb.) med blll; blk hair ; elk brn eyes; sldr bld; brn hair; bl eyes; It med sal camp ; occ - lab; nat - camp; ace - chauffeur; nat - Amer. Amel'. Rec' d StInterRefor , Algoa, Wanted for ROD . 1.10 , 2-13-34 to serve 5 yrs for (Notify. PD, Elizabeth, NJ ) ROB. ESCAPED 7-14-35. (Notity I St Inter Retor, Jefterson City, 1.10) rt index rt ring

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I R JULIUS SPUIGULA, with ali88' 20 15 0 LAWREIICE TOVIN SEIID. 13 hi 31 W Ml 16 JuliuB Prebula. I 32 W OM 16 I 26 U 0 14 #A -38541 StPen, Auburn , NY; W, 25 #53733 Stpr, Raleigh, NC; B; 25 yrs yrs (1922); 5'6 1/4" ; 147 lbl; stky (1935); 5'9"1 155 Ibs; sldr bld; bllc bld I med blde hair; grn el eye I; hai r; brn eyes; yel camp; nat - Amer. ooc - plumberl nat - AUltrian. Re c'd Stpr, Raleigh, NC to serve 16 Reo 'd Stpen, Auburn, NY, 10-27-21 rnoa for BURG . ESCAPED 6-?9-35. to aerve 1fû' moa tor BURG. (Notify. St Bu of Ident, Raleigh, NC) ESCAPED 9-10-22. (Ii'otify. Dept at Carr, Albany, NY)

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R WILLIAI.! StAFFORD. 12 U 1 010 15 ROY LEE TURNER, with aliases. 22 13 U 00 M 1 R 010 Ralph Stone, 'Ralph o.mn Thomas. 6 W 0 17 1#?:9294 Stpr, Raleigh, NC, W, 50 #34463PD, Kansas City , Mo; W; yrl (1934), 5'7"1 157 lbs; med 31 yrs (1935 ); 5'9 1/4 "; fü16 Ib_ ; bld, sdy hairl bl eyeal rdy oomPI aldr b1d ; chest hair; brn eyes; nat - Amer. Reo'd stPr, Ral.'gh, med oomp; ooc - farmer; nat - Ame r. NC to serve 15-20 yrs tor WR. Want ed for ROB. ESCAPED 7-6-35. (NotiPä1 PD, Sumter, SC ) (Not1Pá. St Bu at ld.nt, Raleigh, NC)

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ORA SMITH , with alias . (W) FPC : 25 13 R 00 16 1 R 00 15 #27518 StRefor, Mansfield, Ohio , app by SO , Trenton , Ga . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 10. * * * * * PERCY SPEAR , with aliases . (W) FPC : 13 M 1 R IIO 5 Ref: T M 1 R roo 9 R #29862 StPen , Little Rock , Ark, no longer wanted . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 8. * * * * * RAYMOND SPROAT , with alias . ( W) FPC : 19 0 29 W 000 19 I 18 U OOI 14 #108 StlnterRefor, Algoa , Mo , app by SO , Pontiac , Mich , 7-3-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6. * * * * * FRED TERRILL . (W) FPC : 16 1 Ut 9 1 Rt 3 #24678 StPen , Moundsville, WVa , app by SO , Way ne , WVa , 8-4-35 . Wa nted notice pub in Vol 4 No 4.

LOR&ŖZO THOMAS . (B) FPC : 20 M 1 U 100 14 L 1 T 00 12 #1575 SO , Saginaw , Mich, app by PD , Cairo , Ill , 7-28-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 2. * * * * *

ALEX TYLER . (W) FPC : 18 M 1 U 000 20 L 1 U 000 20 #11480 StPen , McAlester , Okla, app by SO, Jonesboro, Ark, 8-6-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 2 No 10. * * * * * CLARENCE VAUGHN . (B) FPC : 21 M 1 U 101 7 L 1 U 000 12 #30404 StRefor , Mansfield, Ohio, app by PD , Detroit, Mich , 7-26-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 5. * * * * * FRANK VRADENBURGH, with al ias . (W) FPC : 13 M 9 T 0 12 S 1 R 00 13 #C-23237 StPr , Dannemora , NY , app by StPol , Troy , NY , 6-25-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 3. * * * * * MORRIS WALPERT, with al iases . (W) FPC : 19 25 W MO 14 12 W M 12 #10670 USPen , McNeil Island , Wash , app at Los Angeles, Calif, 6-28-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6. * * * * * LONNIE WEAVER , with alias . (B) FPC : 10 S I R OIl 11 AMP S I R 000 11 #27763 StCD , Montgomery , Ala, app by SO , Oak Grove , La , 7-27-35 . Wan ted notice pub in Vol 2 No 7. * * * * * JOHN WESOLOSKI , with aliases . (W) FPC : 16 0 1 R 001 16 L 19 W 000 14 #4009 StPen , Pittsburgh , Pa , app by PD , New York , NY , 7-12-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 10 . * * * * * 45

T JOml DAV IS �'ADE , wi.th alias: 17 31 W 0 17 WILL IIHlTESIDES. 13 II 1 10 9 Dave DeBerry. 19 W II S 1 T 00 +,�01 StPr, Raleigh, NC; B; 20 #e4B13 StPr, Raleigh, NC; W; 26 yr. yr. (1931 ); 5'8 1/4"; 151 lb. ; (1931 ); 5'4 1/2" ; 138 1bs; med sht med b1d; b1k hair; bm eyes; dk b1d; 1t hair; gr eyes; mad camp; bm oamp; nat - Amer. Wanted nat - Amer. Re c'd Stpr, Raleigh, for BURG . NC to serve 6-10 yrs for BURG . (Notify. Sol i oitor , Bennettsville, SC) ESCAPED 6-28-35. (Notify. St Bu of Ident, Raleigh, NC )

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JOHN ViA TSON. 17 S 1 U oce 19 THOJ.!AS WILDERS , with aliases: 17 25 17 0 14 L 1 U 000 9 Thoma. Wilder, ThomAS J. Wilder. 2 U 10 11 #11 ,442 PD, Seattle, ':ash; B; 37 yrs #16291 PD Saint Loui., Mo; VI; 41 (1929); 5'8 1/2"; 159 1bs; med b1d ; yrs (1933 ; 5'10" ; 180 1bs; .tout b1k hair; mar e€ s; blk comp; nat - b1d; 1t bm hair; b1 eyes; rdy Amer. Ylant ed for 1!UR. camp ; res - East Saint Louis, Ill; (NotifY' PD, Los Angele s, Calif) nat - Amer. Want ed for KIDN. (Notify. SO, Clayton, 110) bŰ

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S.AJIPSON )'/RITE. 5 1 Ua 4 PRICE YIILLIFORD, with aliases. c 30 \'It l.l 1 aAt Price Benjamin Williford, M 211 Wt 0 #25911 StF, Raiford, Fls; B; 24 Charles P. C1emnon s, Robert yrs (1933 ); 5'9 1/4" ; 1C4 1bs; Scott, Price B. Vlil1ford, Bob Soott. mad b1d; blk hair; bm eye s; brn 807 StPen Jefferson City, Mo; W; camp; oco - fRrmer; nat - !mer. Lh yrs (1935; 5 ' 9 3/4" ; 154 Ibs ; med Rec 'd StF, Raifor d, Flo., 1†-16-33 bId; med chest hair; dk 81 eyes; dk to serve 20 yrs for MUR. ESCAPED sal comPI occ - lab; nat - Amer. Rec'‚ 7-25-35. StPen, Jefferson City, Mo, L-19-33 to (Notify: Pr Camm, Tallahassee , Flo.) serve 18 yrs for BUHG . ESCAPED 7-10-35· rt index (NotifY. St Pen, Jefferson City, llo ) rt index - ----

17 WILLIE WHITEHEAD. 12 },( 1 U 000 9 VIHGIL WIllINGER, with aliases: 17 VI lIO 15 11 1 U 000 M. V. Wininƒer, Vir&le Winineer, 1 Ut 10 #30927 StPen Richmond, Va; B; W. V. 'lin il1ger, Bert Litle, 25 yrs (1933) ; 5'8 1/2" I 116 Ib8; Walter Virgil Vlin iger, Vialter ddr bId; blk hair; mar BJ'es/ dk Vir&il Yiinnin&er, !.Ir. Rob1net . yel conp; ooc - lap ; nat - Amer. #29116 StPen( llcAlester, Oklo.; Vi; Reo 'd StPen, Richmond, Va, 34 yrs (193LJ ; 5'6"; 175 Ibs; sht 8-26 -33 to serve 15 yrs for MUR. hvy b1d; bm hair; bm e„ s; med ESCAPED 6-28-35. comp; occ - barberl nat - Amer . (NotifY: St Pen, Richmond, Va) Rec 'd StPen, McAlester, Oklo, l-le-34 to serve 10 yrs for ROB. ESCAPED 7-23-35. (Notify. St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv , Okl .. hona City, Oklo.; St Pen, McAle ster, rt thumb Oklo.) rt index

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R0SIE ADAUS, with aliases: 10 1 Ua 5 PAULINE RICHIE. 16 0 28 W 10 18 Rose Adams , Rose William., 1 R M 28 W 01 Rosie Tine, Rosie Williams . #-_ SO, Watonga, Oklo./ VI ; 20 yrs 4-7933 PD, Rochest r, NY; 71; 23 yr. (1935 ); 5'3"l 117 Ibs; med bld; (1935 ); 5'2"; 113 1bs ; sldr bId; dk hair ; bm eyes; med dlc COr.IP; dk dk chest hair; brn eyes; oamp; nat - Amer. Wanted for BUI!G _ occ fortune teller; nat - Gypsy. and ESCAPE, 7-26-35. Wantel\ for ROB. (Notify. SO, Watonga, Oklo.) (Notify: St Pol, 8utler, Po.)

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HENRY WILSON , with aliases . (W) FPC : 7 S 1 Aa 6 S 1 Aat 2 #32644 StPen , Richmond , Va , app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 7. * * * * * HERBERT GENN WILSON , with aliases . (W) FPC : 7 1 Ur 5 At 9 #10923 PD , Birmingham , Ala, app by USM , Montgomery , Ala, 8-5-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 3. * * * * * HOMER WILSON , with aliases . (W) FPC : 22 7 R 0 17 28 IN 01 14 #30224 StPen , McAlester, Okla, app by PD , Klamath Fal ls, Oreg, 7-25-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 6. * * * * * WILLIAM WYATT . (B) FPC : 10 r 13 R or 12 r 19 VI I 1 3 #29850-1 StPr , Raleigh , NC , app by Southern Railway PD , Greenville, SC , 7-12-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 4 No 3. * * * * * JOHN C. YEARGAN , with aliases . (W) FPC : 10 9 U 18 1 aT 16 #13664 PD , Long Beach , Calif, app by SO, Santa Ana , Cal if, 7-26-35 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 3 No 5. * * * * * MARIO ZARATE . (W) FPC : 11 3 U 00 14 1 U 0 #3858 PD , Tampa , F1a, app (date and place not given) . Wanted notice pub in Vol 1 No 3. * * * * * Communications may be addressed to the Field Office covering the territory in which you are located by forwarding your letter or telegram to the Special Agent in Charge at the address listed below. Telephone and teletype numbers are also listed if you have occasion to tel ephone or teletype the Field Office .

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Communications concerning fingerprint identificalon or crime statistics matters should be addressed to : Director , Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice , Pennsylvania Avenue at 9th Street, N. W. , Washington , D. C. The office of the Director is open twenty-four hours each day . Telephone number: During daytime - Nati onal 5303 At night - National 7117

Teletype number : WASH DC 595