F OIPA COVER SHEET
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS
SUBJECT: BARKER/KARPIS GANG
BREMER KIDNAPPING
FILE NUMBER: 7-576
SECTION : 163
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' 7 H < -s - _ _ . ,92 W," . _ ,,,tf"'r ~6;_;!-i ' g. , .. . _ _ __ .._ q U: . J ______,_7_,_._ Y ' »_ 92 Q I "5 . . . O .["-.51-rv-~n.K JOHN socan Omicron HOOVER . & /O C' I - " k -- 1'! ~ - 5. : " = -3 i E ,1-1-V-.-1.1.»-1, ______: .1, F- v. B»!!" ~..~n'.92 _..... 5 »- t _ _ ggebaral giureau of g rr es ga mt Qh_:_mu "" :~'C'le.'k ______...... H -V» , ,s *0-1' it 5. §*PH1'1m=111 sf 3!-1- == i *1 -* i |. . ~y T4.1 _ y Fir. Filwardl ..--.. E amcsa 3sael1a.g1=n, §. GI. i gs-u___.__-__.. ' F 7'575 I-Qzwrm 4' January 27; 1936 nu. » ab. ,_ . P ----."'.'.Y* Er. Joseph _..--. _. ¢ .._ Yr. Knit? ...--. .._.-- Fir. I.oev:r...._..-..- L I . $5-I51. -_; 2-:1». 1 .. ~ _ .... . !.!E. -FOFLANDUM I- OP. was DIRECTOR V 1.1.. sen-1'1: ...... v 1-_~= 1 I F ; ea. ._ gt:- .""._ 7 7 H ..._ .;, ah M1. Tu-nzn ...... -_,.;-1'. »_-3 ..~-N .1 RE: ALVIN KARPIS, with aliases, x1'.192l ¢Y-»--~----' Fugitive, I. O. 1213, et al, MhsGuM! ...... at EDZARD GEORGE BREAER, Victim, .i_"._ ~ "~~ ~22- KIDNAPING. 4' ,._". . we;-' On January 24, 1936 a jury at St. Paul, Hinnesota ;<_ , _.-» A-1.. . ~ returned a verdict of guilty as to the three defendants who were 1.": » 3 on trial at that point. Harry Sawyer and William Weayer were imme- diately sentenced to life imprisonment. Judge Nordbye of the 5'-. ~ United States District Court deferred sentence as to Cassius McDonald w _, ,.. » {':; -.1 » .. us ,. ';. _.-1, until February l, 1936. A stay of execution was granted as to all >41'-: 3:~.;. 2 : 1. of the defendants until January 31, 1936, and it is the desire of ,1-,Z_f'..-<9 the Judge and the United States Attorney to have certain inquiries made at Detroit, Michigan as to the mental capacity of McDonald, :;~..,_,ta . -s -.: .71- prior to his being sentenced. This request has been made of the Detroit Office and the investigation is proceeding at that point. . "~." >. 4» lf zép ; -E :-T-'. -'_! r .92'J.' '. . > In compliance with your pen consents appearing on a aft: u. 92 - --. 5'1, . teletype from the St. Paul Office dated January 22nd to the effect ~;.' that~the B eau be furnished information given by Dolores£Delaney "* awé and ynona gurdette as to the facts which will assist in further search for the remaining subjects in this case, I have been informed by Special Agent K. R. Mclntire, who recently returned from St. Paul, gala_' S that this information is being forwarded as quickly as possible. :2*>"~.. You will be advised of the complete statements of the aforementioned BIn persons immediately upon receipt thereof in the Bureau. 92. Respectfully, - . 1 -L _ ._ _ 92-..,_ A. R-05611. _ ECG] & ED ._ ,_.._-_.___-.. - F" ' if"__,..,_ ._.. .-_ . _._. ._ .. 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For the last several years I have kept r VI informed and greatly interested in the great > ." 92 efficiency and service your organization has '92 92.; v been rendering to your country. There is gen- rY erally so much inefficiency and corruption in Q 92 9292the administration of and enforcement of law, it is indeed a matter of pride to every Ameri- e- - can, that ve have such a wonderful anti-vice +1. organization, as the one you have perfected. if . -i Taking into consideration the enormous criminal 1-=' 92 population and area covered by your activities, it is the cost efficient of its kind in the * _ Q I :~.92;.5 YtQl 1d 0 P "Q92 X * " I have Just had a striking illustration 1 -i of the efficiency and promptness of your organi- ~- ! cation. r .. . 31_ . .1- v/-9 called Last evening a citizen of this city con- at my office and gave me some information -Q is cerning Karpis, the Hunter l public enmy. Deening it of sufficient importance to pass it on to your bureau, I wrote last evening to your divi- I sion at Birmingham, Alabama mailing the letter Y after 5 o'clock p.m. , ' » n Tn * " This morning, one of your operatives Kr. .,§ Holtz! walked into my office, and in five minutes .0 , wasten in contactminutesmore was with my following informantup theand in 280" ' 5;»?%/1 _ t 1,~ c 7, I ~ I was greatlyimpressed tn?with rce 1n;e%%;ess v "gen"e_ personality,and ' apparentreso§DE » »e ~is1 ~ure~-_ie e *i<;¢+ Kl 92,5 t of Kr.You Holtz.1 H: doingare great a 13 RECO&]_work.INDEXE?FENI/;BJT CY?% q ~m Z ' 'Yours trul """" " {h92 // enn gw I 1', A - ;/ 11,> £v=¢-='"* ',_v1 n- 92_J ,1 '=4' ;.u,»-21.: f 31 P > ~ - _ ::.£-4 ' »7-.92._ "1 ;>.' é 71' g :35 _ .§¬¢Q fué>+::§§ gL$E§i;;§td§%§§THT'~ éi _ 92 _ -I Y _ ... ,_.._.. ._92~__¢..-¢__~...,,..- 1 a -_ .. 1. - '192 .. 1 bcj 5:! ' 4 92 ,.. ' A 0 F i " la '* _ .._ hbrmry 3, ms. 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' 3;-1-_:;w_o-; » , I _ Deer: 811-: RR: Q ._»..ID L _ A» _, - ' Ae is reflected ry the file in this cane it ll definitely ,.-_. ehoun that 1.38:2 end B3504 D» V1G¬POR i of I-finneepolie, who have been . ='* the Iubjsct or investigation in the put without any effective re- ; eulte be ing obtained through euoh inveatigetion, ere very ctinitely _ -- e eontect for Cnarlee J.]l'itzge1-old. It in also rather definitely ~ ~ ehoen that they ere eprerently lainteining hie hustle for a:§_d'eend-- ing mm to him as he needs name. ' ~ ;; Y :1 A --.~~ V. -*- . 1 ~; ,~.--~. . arm» tn-.1; 160:1 in mm there 1; -1» the oeribility that * =- ' the Devemzo rte mirm. be functioning in e. similar mnner tor 0 _er 1.,-;1._~ ;.,. ..¢ -._r',.'.;i _t, _-'... roll l::.:.i::. ! .:giti'r:r., em! 3:1-ticnlarly 4Al'1n%1.px' and !ill2T§amphQ11e .-,-,-Q; ... .,.. v. ~-. ___ _. _ +H . .._. J An noto stove the pant chock of Jock Davenport hue been ineffective , :1-3 .., ».--.-- . ~v. .-§ 5" r; .5 ;_ -.{ _" tor reoeon that at no time éid we learn of hie eloee eontect with 4 ~ ¬har1¬5 I. Fittnzarald mring the time we were endeavoring to locate -+7.~_-.1 ~ _ Fitzgerrld, ouch information coming to our attention efterec hen lo- ._ I f - i -' cated Yitagprel thromgh other neurone " w . . =92..: ' '11- -1 , _ .-_A , . .4" _;r z ' " _ |»= A ~ V ,- 1 i " with we above eitugtion in mind it 1: suggested that e ~ f ' -capable Agent be eeaigned to work out some aiefiniteniioeneei oon1'1- P-' * 7 _6¬-at iel check as to the Davenporte, in order tignt we may know if they _-ff .;-,_ _'_;"__'4~ ~11 _ are acting ea above lteteé for the other eubjeete in thle ease. It ' Taught be poeaible te eecomplieh thin thmugh e telephone tap en hie % ¬""I ' '2-eeidcmce and piece of business. It also can be eecompliehe in pert by I careful 19".-rook through the General Delivery minder at lfiomnpolie, Q "= fps it ie noted flééntly Pltzgerelé eeknouledged 1 letter received tron - :'13XlChB Divenport by writing her under an eeeuz.-we name at General - » 92' KN ' " ielivery,> ilizmoagolib, . 1.-hieh letter was subsequently e-lled for by . ~ _ J Qlenche Davon_oo:;t., This matter of the General Delivery should receive 1 _5 J 4i * guxsrulettention in order that it poeaihle something may be worked out itéllv-::=.-l_->.I>: -L.» ' pith the General Delivery clerk there, inieh eould keep no advised of "L. ;: 4 _-_..'_~» __, ~:_ =~-,,. ,, .1 _.9.-.__,-._.....g..4 . end ell nail which U iild be received by_§_l§z_1g_§;e_D__§i1_eqgg_{§:______i ' A i + 3556031783 V11~w:X15D M Z,_;7@- 92';!$0=% ' , " __t.., .. 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' ,_.. ., very discreet for reason that nothing ahould happen which will in any 2'5 any arouse the Davenport: and aauaa than to orxunicate to thin 1 effect with Charlea Fitzgerald at Loe Angolan. Thare is an indicated :1-£5; pone ibility that Fitzgerald night prooaed eaet, and the more eetiafar I 1.--1 tory setup arranged as to Davenport should facilitate our surveillance 14- 441$, - oi Fitagemld in tho future. - , . 1 ~@ _,-»~ .'92 :=. -.' .¢_.-1 1.,-,3-_.=. _ It in aleo bplieved that ae to 30110}Ol'l as! har varioua '~ rr.~ *; 3 relatives in the vicinity of 5/anhto, the nail no-.z1d be given ' oomideration particularly for the possibility that acme of these my .3--n_~' _ be receiving mil trrough General Delivery it r..t through their hens addressee, in a similar manor to that used by Iitzgerala ll z» .. '.'- mu ,I. ';_ aoxzmuziioating with Blanche Daveapoz e _'¢'?:5'E'.';i" 54001 > we" a Very truly yoara, ~ ' I t! ¢'92_v ,'f92 7. "1:".".": '-92~'~. P» R 0 I -' __;; a --~a 1. J . came;-1.1.21 ' "n . m==.cz;.1. is;':muy" smiu Agent in cmrp. -.1-1-I . uc ms / JC H11-1 1!lB '5 ?- Glctalnndt :~r1"»f 511.65 _I-ngalel *-T: 0 Q "Cincinnati e ,;. -.. . :-ail S}, _§r me . f -1 L_ , - gzraa 2:01,;-.' l "fi; i.¢E£* . ' A I . 1/ 4 92 r e . . 13 t . .4 ¢ . _! POST cram: BOX 812 I CHICAGO, mmois _ e-~~> ~_ :.><:_;<§_.r:~f _ 92-Q ._.. .5», r _ »-. -./;-< -.. .92.} . I ac: ._L .__ __ _92:_v___._" _ _ _ A. .;._.,92...92,..-_-. .__.._,.. U 4 H. . , .3. ._ a .l, . c a . ._ = ~ _ ., _ }-.,, . ¢! , . ! I 6 . 1 " .»~- ..92-.__4.~-r if . - ' I _ - | ,_ - _' , . '- 3 . _> . -_' - .' .- .| .*-f~"- 92._._ ._ ___ '7 8 ,, ,_ r-V, . $1 . -,., . __ _ _ J_,: .c._ ____4t f_v..>.; L . Ly ¢_ -1 1 . . , ~ ,*-' '_-A , . » -_- ~$- '.- -_ .-e ¢- _ . . - r ! _ , A_; K " January 89; 1936, =§;f_7f J . - . .*§1.'- * v _ "-1 '~4 r . - . .- _.,..%' . _ Special Agent in Charge, _ . ',_ V __> , ' ' . _» -- '1 v ""1. -,L -,_ ~. » 1 chlr1Qtt.. NJ, I D ' V A_ . . K ; '_ ~" ét 92 -- _ . "go WA. _I V - 1 . ., J1 > . ~ ~ _ t 3 4 K 1. ..r I ~ Q +,:_>- - '.. 1 : Dear 8 r'. i ' '~ --- -- -."*;1"1-._~:i' '."»~' 5. # it-.. '. -. .~ 21: -» is ; . . . ; '¢°"__; - r - _ _ * .. -Q- -*- J" . < . I Refercnce in made to report Of L581! 0; .-1,5.» Ac u~4+¢.92;~..-IA, 1 - .. 92_ . 1 .- ;_ con, Charlotte, dated January 27' 1936, particularly page 2 thereof, -'1 . 1,. to the effect that investigation at Newton, North Carolina could bc__ . - V_..92 ,'.,. held in cbayance pending advice o1'_'_the office at origin. '1-A;--92 V __.;i;=»P="' j.- u ll r ' '- .~'P! 1-. tn '; '~ 2-V V 1 l 2 , E. A ~ ,- ~ I a'fi::'1~f~:. ;' '~ There seems to be but littlecm-ation ac to the tacttbat ._ FM i . 1-" -- ~." '~ H _{.- El .».1- .5 - ~s¢ .* '1,- -. .4,- 4.» -"L; Beckie family ea to which you are making inquiry in related in acme any ' 1 K; .14 to the Beckie new associated with ilildrcd Campbell at Pa1{1na,_5 exaa, the wire ct Ha:-ry°Ca~.:~.pbel1, and it ia not believed that any aeeml purpoee 1 - - 3 . .. will be 561"- ed by the inquiry which has been carried out under the pre- y text indicated,thr-ough these relat ivea, and refe 1-ring to thclpoaaiblel relativea in Texas. It ie believed that the inquiry neceaeary and A_ which aheuld be conducted should have an ita purpo'aa_particula'rl7'at " H ,_ _..,.: . I this time the obtaining of any information which would indicate that I J' Campbell andofarpll through thie aeeociation might be in_the vicinity ;f5 1 3 - :~e~ a -. .._;; r , Pi Ihere these relativee are located, and who apparently are co:municating' .~ *1 at _',>_ _ . with *t1ie' mother oi the write ct Campbell at Panpa, Texan. "i hie having 4;- .__~-- I '. been lccmnpllehed it ie not believed that any elaborate inquiry ehould . 5" " ' - be carried out which might in any my reach either the Campbell or Gibbon '. '~.~92~'43' V- Z7-'~_ 1" -4- I_;' Ioman in rexee, and cause them to become alanaed and poaaibly cut oft " .- ~-_ .-r their mntacte with Campbell, if ouch exist at the present tine. ' '3 : __, gr.» *4 -' ¢. _... '~..-M:___4 h! . 0 ' V La to the inquiry being ma aa to the auppoaed aliaeoa oi . ,- Harry Campbell oi 0. H.113-enton, Georgggenton, and mryfrorth, it ie not believed that theee have any particular aigniticunce at thin time, by '~ h _ _ .. 4 e 92 . reason or certain definite infatuation abich has been developed in the»'.__ _.__92 1». .. vicinity of Clevelnnd,Ohic, indicating a verydetinite possibility that .8 '» these are aliases used by Hilton Lott himself, "who hae proven to have been . in that Vicinity during the period in question, and it la poesible thd he j. - "'-'. 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' B. - - R!n,ck"' . Lk. , ' thfllr. Bento ~ T 3. , __ L qt ta:/4-. ., * 9" . .' ii 1 C ;'q= ,_ VA _ EdA.§:I:tix. Fredand , u etre I ,._-1} I 4-4. U r-n._ , .'W gj _r;-ten;gshih cD0n?l.LQ_. of adneei "* ~ . j -,__.- -~ . 1 'is anorgnl p_8I_ §_Qp._Q;l]l¢aplb1,0 of trana.a;c't-§_;_>"_1 -"f=,'~.'»'L<_>-, gr " - .t-4 It ,_ I . i135_ll1s_.QII8ir§_ Ié lunderstanding andehr§,I§-.., -.:'...q.;. _Q ? ._>, _-;~- .,_.:. .. . 1 A dicate peculiaritiesor complexof other _ L I;-'.§92-_'?'_'.~-;.-'. '.2'6 H :_~ 11858, contraryto any actione Ihich might ind 9- .. .5- ,5-.-».'.-,~_~'.-1~='-.,v,.',=._.'»';_>.,1g'-*1.-;II, _ ' =-_='.' ,. than 1 1 .. ~.:-'f-'-<0" _...._|-.-~I ,' . »'--.',"1'., II-£1 W v Pf- c 2.1 ._' - . _-A .4 -... _ _., a normal person mlly capable ot knowing and - ~-_-M »_~=.--.- ».1. -: _;;:,-..,.._ -._,-,.-._._ - ¢ determining right and wrong as applied to his r 1_ A .,4.,.._ actions.Z _ Charles_ _ L. Bartlett, gjgglmz ; .- -. l "f§*_" i1 ' _ _g;_mcngL_tomcneham,prevent etatgethat 11'mcnehhia jgreclosureiof ie imgi;-§p,,q;;.;_-"his '§_o _i192j1§.,ir;; t ' * cated in Breznel.mseL_hJ_e 2 ; M. I::W Q- I, ~~.~=...~..r-.._.. , - - "I ~ } g*I~!-;.;» .;I -.:.--.1-= _,,,;; .3 11-:1 , F "f _ .__~ _*.~",- ;@_*~ ~1- -:¢5"._ 1H} § '5 hr Jr - - ¢ . . . __ ' 1" _ _> -it-~_ I I-"~.if "7? §".§ ' RE'F:';.'aEI4CEI:A 'Letter of Special Agent 1h'bh;rg.,1 "». 9 ;,,"tah _ Y I = ->_ Q-s»; .~_- ., _~*-1 . - 1" ._-4 .' -A =2 . I t 1 _ ,J ~_ ' -. . 1 A -' . , .~, I - '#~.~.=' . _> ._,_ A v.-.8'~=.- 1. ~: I -27 A:7, ___ - _- 92 _ in--.~" ADetroit I-I '-_-.92|-E erxkbecauee "Ill 2;:-0-J:2.-~ _ v~.92'92 9 ~;._:¢ étfliicDonald_ ie -*1 ;.,. _~,-: :~-._;.' t if _ I ' v I ._ , -,. . 0 Tidi . .;_. .:;;i.:-, _ ,. I . v 92 »o ~ E "".. " " I 3 , 1,_- 92 4 . ' ~.»¢.I, '_l"* " --- _ ~- v I -I5 / 0 '4 I I 7 --.~f'."'5...,. .. _. nzrnnnt :3.-' 92 I vi ~.,.. - ET" i I :_--T T . . '»'.. ,-I I 92- . " F ~ .~.Z1'>*r I r~ 7'. ,1?/» :' nelley dated January 84,lP56 at C mago, Ill. W .. _ .-=<-"2 <5;-t~.' , , ","" s ~ .. - ' :..-,=_= t 1'-*- ' 1" I '"-:"*:~?-.~"'. ;v --'=~*"~"<-'- ~?-../A ?1.5-. t . -... I -54 I abefr_ementioned periodhe has aseociated with;- gcne_i:a1d"l;é'e11l=r1:y"1¬nq.¢ A-;, . 5.9: -- 3.. ' -~ n by5 1 on several occasions. . McDonaldhas broughtV ,_. - proa pective,customersj_.o .~_ . ,_._ ,_u._v; __;_. .d_.:. q_ _his _.l~.~.- grV < .;.V_..zV.-"-j..'_a_ - 1 * H Mr. B. ll._Rinck,I1101 Waehinétcfm ' I .. .4._,4 I , .- . Detroit Michiganadvised thathe has been Cas,a§3.1s__l-!cQon1a_*1.y,i?f g._£_a A1.9210r.,;;~f 4.-TI :1 ?-..e_5,-;,-~ . t . _ for the.pasteight yearsand duringthat time_Iz B_.sA1'11a'c !e::§1>P1'°§l,1.!1§L_ §3Q.1! - ___,_5-_ fair suits each year for McDonald. Rinck adyiged..that_,~d3.1_ri_11g ,. '_- $1155, .» '-, u . shop. Mr. Rinck statedthat he considered McDonald 181. !a P°1'5.-°m4, ~_ .. . friend and would not give out any information_which mighth'e'det1_'1~_ .1;-:.;., _ 5_>_ _ -_ I R1menta to .cDo nc k s ..thtea that he cannot believe that menehq1a'* ~"- ~ _ no not wan : IN 'r|-1:3:nucq _ A I Rzconnzo AH&YNDEXE5TI T?___ TU _ T -62:! *6T ...... 3._.;.__j_5' Tm-ran7 !, s1-ATB g __JAN8l19 Ti? W,Cleveland """;*"";:;::; l - LosAngelea .1 JAII PW? A-M. -; " °""" "4 was Jacksonville 4 - St. Paul U.S.A.! U, m,,Es,m,,°,, . Chicago SAC Connelley! *,..,.,m. Q FILE Detroit - E § I :4 I 92 _ I92 r - . n n YR Iq nrntnna nrnrs; nuat :3£ _ . 7-D3 92 I ~ 92._" .7 , : 1! -92 ,. !-- K» - he a 7 ~ 92>tf" sit. is crooked". Mr. Rinck advised that he has delivered several suits to McDonald's home and although he and his wife have heen invited to F ,,-an-9' l_ Donald's home to play bridge on several occasions he has never done this}. ':-$1. ; ~.:' ~;=_=- W § . J4-:1*+, Rinck advised that he has been with licnonald on several occasions when, -. 1 McDonald would take a drink but advised that he was ya temperate persm 92 and never took over two drinks. Hr. Rinck advised that McDonald was _ r lrompt in the payment of his account and on several occasionswhen |lc- 4. . ; » Donald brought prospective customers to his shop McDonald advised him ~'T that it was purely a business proposition and he vould not be respon- I sibIe for these people. McDonald asked Rinck to get his mcney in ad-J Q vance. Mr. Rinck is of the opinion that McDonald is a competent bus-' 7- ~' iness mn and a shrewd thinker. Hr. Rinck advised that after McDonald's arrest in Detroit, Michigan that he had forwarded a suit of McDonald's . J. to Mrs. 0. Loy, 720 Perry Avenue, Chicago, Illinois at the request of y 5 Mrs. McDonald. Mr. Rinck advised that McDonald appeared to be a high type of successful business man and a thoroughly well balanced person. Rinck advised that McDonald told him that his office telephone number r A ' t v . '-+= ;~ -. in Detroit during 1931 was Randolph 3234. Later investigation revealed -en. that this telephone number is the office telephone number of Ed A. Lttix, ,_.=*v-,~,..,..-.,., attomey in the _Penobscot Building, Detroit. -Ir. Rinck advised that -~~ E .-Ié 4' .. he was very fond of McDonald and that McDonald appeared to be a keen P:fl =!_.::*_.5§-'§ r ;;$.& tgn. thinker". Rinck is_positive that the actions of McDonald are those _ _ ., of a normal eI. _s_9n,f11lly capable of transacting his affairs with under- " '1, Y smevdness and that he has no actions which might indi- My - cats peculiarities or complexes other than a normal person fully cap-' ,,1. able of determining right and wrong as applied to his own actions. . 1. -_ Rinck advised that he hoped the information which he gave would be of .-4; . assistance to McDonald. _' '_,. ' ' ~' " ''_ . r, e . _.. _ V -D V _> x . ' _, _ I _ If ; r '' in-. 1.1.. Snith, '71? Hammad Building, Detroit, Michigan, a legal investigator for various legal firms advised that he has knoln McDonald for a period of five years and met McDonald Ihile he Ilia 0011- .4 nected with the law office of Charles L. Bartlett, 711 Eammond Building, Detroit, Mich. Snith advised that he has fished with McDonald on sev- eral occasions and has had various conversations with McDonald concern¢ -» ing various sports; Smith advisedthat he would not give any inform- McDona1d and in this connection ad- _ tion which would be detrimental to pmmptly and was apparently a keen s vised that McDonald paid his bills thinker and a very shrewd business man. Snith advised that McDonald ~ ,.. B: represented himself to be a consulting engineer for various lumber . _ .< advised that McDonalc1jppm:;e .te . companies in the northwest. §mith I ' T 0 be normally. nary respgct. ' '.~- _ § f .- f ' Mr. Charles L. Bartlett, 1.246 Atkinson Avenue» Detmiti Michigan; who was formerly Recorder's Judge in Detroit, advise: that he has represented McDonald on several occasions since 1955 an een siders McDonald a very likeable person. Bartlett advised that hic- Donald is a very high type men and BPP@81 6<1 110 be upset after 1118 1055 -2- I -_..» _-j >.-. ,,._ . I . -v,I' 1 ; '= L! -v * Q _.. n we.. F -,. Q... 1."--:.t is-h'- ~;= of epproximtely $192,000 when the American State Bank in Detroit -, =_'» reiied, sei-new advised that he has known McDonaldfor approximately :: .R " » 5' s-.-_ ,:L'. , . fourteen years and hasvisited at his hunting lodge in northern I -_ vii"-'. -f¢~.92;1 gan on several occasions. Bartlett advised that he would say nothing _ --L-*1.-1 ; which might injure McDonald and in this connection stated that lc- j '3~_ we-V 2' Donald is liked by all of his-associates in Detroit and Bartlett re-" . .__»." ». -'... ' - ._,_ called that McDonald is intimtely acquainted with Walter Hagen and -. » '__ various other golf professionals. Bartlett advised that'on oneoccase -if - r~-3 ,;_' ".f7 ion neneheid881112 $100 a fishing rod to President Hooverand di.- "i ' -=21"? played to him the letter which he later received from President Hoover. ~ ' we ? 5" : Bed-net: advised that he believes uenehald is dumb and in this connection _ ,- stated that during the progress of several civil suits which he handled " . for McDonald that McDonald would interrupt the counsel for the other side and in that say endanger the results of his om suit. Mr. Bartlett advised that he had read in the paper concerning McDonald's conviction and stated that if McDonaldwas connectedin the Bremer caseas then-~ $17- .. ,.. H 1~ "4-*'~' newspapers have indicated, that it was due to one of two things. -' ____ .:_, mn1et;he is in need of money to preven sure of . 15$;_. Cwe - er .-.1-.' '1 - "|.92-_r,-1- - ». "rr, Bartlett advised that McDonald is e very keen _ " r- -;. ,-*.~- .-.7.._:v_..'_ 2, ;, ..;,~.- ,,_- Q1 thinker but that at times his cmversation dwells on the ridiculous.--~--e 1 »-.~;.~'v-Y '-:;._. Mr. Bartlett could not enlarge on the above statements and further ' '9/._ -. 1:". - v . A advised that McDonald is heavily indebted to him for legal services -11: I~ '7 -92 which he has rendered him and in closing Mr. Bartlett advised that he Q __ _ scald not give any information to anyone which might prove to be detri- 92 ".4 mental to hIcDonald. " 7 ._ if _ _ R, I | _. _ as 4,._ _ ~ . . . , _ .,. ,.. I 92:-'1 . * V Dr. sehteh1. Marks, David WhitneyBuilding, Detroit, 11 A ?* » :»"f> .,.-_-._t Mic Tis {dentist and advisedthat approximtely five years ago 2-_ +it he Cassius McDonald in connection with a casting ccntest in Detroit. 1:1 es:- :a 92_-_ -1. Mr. Marks stated that at McDonald'srequest he had visited McDonald's- summer homein northern Michigan and while there did some hunting and a . > . fishing with McDonald. Dr. Marks advised that he considers McDonald A"' ' __ Is- . a shrewd person who is fully capable of hand ling a successful business. Dr. Marks advised that he has been McDonald'sdentist for the past two s -_..'., - Y ears and i n this connection stated that he has taken care of Mr. and .7 I-Zrs. Li¢I!one.ld's dental work. Marks advised that McDonald brought .- Z him seva;-a1other goodcustomers. Dr. llarks advised that McDonald -9%: has alwa§s paid promptly and as a result of their friendship he likes - H menedeidjvei-y much. Mr. Marks advi sedthet he believes that McDonald ~_4 is nornnlin every respect and appears to be a successful business man. - Hr. Marks advised that McDonald informedhim that it was through his _--u - 3 -3.5, T political contacts in Washington, D. 0. that he was able to stock his lake with a rare type of fish. Dr. Marks advised that he would not I do anything which might injure McDonald as he considers him to be a personal friend, I~"[x;,_Lia;;ks advisedthat his associations with McDonald lead him to believe that McDonald is capable of diffenent_iat=-~ - g_bQj1eenQ[igh_t__&nd wrong:_Mr. Masks advised thathe hopedwhat hehad said miglt be of assistance to McDonald. -3- .41 - a I »-4e.-.3 1*», '5 S 92§§" awF1if ' " dz I! bx: -F;-.17} . - u pp- '._,.=. 4 4-9 > ii w1;' _ _'-p * _Mr. Edi. Attix, attorney, Penobscot_Building,Detroit, ,3,,._,, -~;_ss.:-_ Michigan, advised that he represented McDonaldas a civil attorney from 1*"V -:.-xif . 1930 to 193$ and stated that McDonaldused his office as headquarters I 7. §%~'i:" and receivedhis mail and phonecalls at theoffice of Mr. Lttiz'Id'92'1E1f. Q , r Attix advised that McDonald has been a good client of his and that he - ,1 v~. wculd say nothing which might injure McDonald as he has- known» him "' '1 *6";. and well", and ccnsiders him "a hail fellow well met." Attix stated i'_ that McDonald although a thoroughly good fellow had a tendencyte be ' » -'2-. _ ;-;,'.__".- greedy and egotistical and in this connection stated that he visited '1' .__2*'-: -.i.J- .. &'f{;_ :,".- h1cDoY1ald's summerlodge for one weekend during the summer of 1931 and '4 .» upon leaving asked McDonald what he owed for the weekend visit. Mr- Attix advised that he was astounded when McDonald informed him that v the bill would be $100.00. Attix advised that McDonald informed him d f.'l.; '53 ;_ 4., that while in Chicago he made various bonds for underworld people in " 2 '{ i-1 "' that city and on a fewoccasions while these persons needed legal aid I {.1 ' .;;¢,;_":; ~.,'. r -'~,}.':ij_' -».,; as in Detroit McDonald introduced them to Mr. Lttixt Mr. Attix advised 9292 .. 1':".":-'::f"'~'§'71that from his associations with McDonald he has learned that McDonald_ ;'.'1'l'-if -»/J. »" »-. K -.'§ .'-likes to appear to be "Big Shot Mac" and advised that if -McDonald was Ia.,. ;,rP,, ,r/1, . - 92 '_-p in connected with the Bremer kidnaping case as the newspapers have said ' ,,7'?~. 92that it was more than likely due to the fact that McDonald liked to 51'}. appear as a big shot. Attix advised that McDonald's greedwould have a GIT4" ~_ . tendency to get him into arwthing if there was enough money in its f1~»~ Hr. Attix advised that if McDonald __wasimplicated in the Bremer case Vic";->_< f; he believed that it was primarily due to the need of money by him and __.__. . his greed and stated that McDonald'segotism would make him believe i_ that he could get by with activities of that nature. Lttix advised _ that hewas incontact withMcDonald regularlyfrom 1931 to 1933and] . » '}'d'_ _"hasMcDonald tmédito twiceduring 19:55.inn: advised that Mellon -$735 ald is a normal, intellige ,.. between rightand wrong. 7_ _ _ ' _ 5 ; _ ,§~'¬;.Q- .~w * i 111-ea 5. Frahm, Deputy Superintendent of the Detroit fed Police Department,advised that he hasknown McDonaldfor a period of -_ five years and prior to 1954 associated with McDonaldfreely, having v met him at a country club party. Frahm advisedthat McDonaldappeared a "+-1 4 '-92-~92 :I,92_ - to'be a very successful businessman anda shrewd, analytical thinkers I ;-"144 .<.'., 92", ':e .d. ,*;I.~ »-'=.1-.-. Frahzn advisedthat he visited McDonald'ssunmer homeand whilegthere i-1-'~.='~?_i:-1-'~had manyconversations withhim relative to fishing and hunting. V 5 »-.',_=, Frahm advisedthat during l954 someof his friends indicatedto V 4,.»- 2 t that McDonaldmight not be all right. Frahm advised that after that pl '~*..f_5 ' r 1% time hestopped associatingwith McDonaldand hasnot talked to !lc- _ ;_,,. ;a.92 Donald sincethat time. ¢ | ..' a normal7 _ so intelligent mm_mHy n __ * I right andwrong. Frahmadvised thatmcDonald_was a v6I'Ylikeablig . I:'.,' sort of person andthat hediscontinued assoc1at1118"1911 m°D°n° because ofhis position with the Detroit Police Department. ' Mr Al atrous ll25 Lyons Street, Royal Oak, M1-<=h1S511 who isa golf professional0 in0 the RoyalOak uolfClub 8¢Y1-89¢_ that he hasbeen intimatelyacquainted withI.1cDonald forthe past five Y!- BPS 1 92 92 92 -4- _/" s s. :_§.4. __ _ ,_i -_..a~-up l 1 -g '1 _§ . _, and stated that McDonald was a good customer oi his. Iiatrous stated .-1 ~- r I/4.: _ 7 that he cannot believe that McDonald would do anything crooked and in thisconnection stated that he had visited in McDonald's home on __ ~ several occasions and in return McDonald had spent several 7 -P173 _. ; - Y!Z"? ---4. £ in his home. Watrous advised that he played golf with McDonald almost . 1-; 5-ail! until the time or McDonald's arrest in Detroit, llichigan. Iat- 2;}! L} = -. .I>.- vi rous stated that McDonald told him that he was a consulting engineer , 92 K I and was interested in the purchase of tracts of timber for various . I - Q lumber companies. Iiatrous stated that he would not say anything that pi :92 A» . e-L;P. might itdure llcllonald as he considered him a personal friend. jg Q. ,. -1 :- . _ A _ Wl1;rOl18 advised that McDonald appeared to be a normal man in every 1 ~ is": " n i F-1% . L11 of the above mentioned parties were questioned con- 3 _ cerning their knowledge oi? McDonald's business associates and all ad- - ', 1 vised that llcDonald told them that he was a consulting engineer en:-' '" E 2, gaged in the purchase oi tracts of lumber for various lumber canpaa- ~I 1 ies. This investigation disclosed that in 1931 and 1932. McDonald» l 4 used the office oi Ed L. Atti: as his headquarters and received his mail at that address. No information was received cmcerniug any -_ * >.&. .-; 11!v. ~ _,-vv ' '."'Y92"~ '2 -..' other business address or McDonald. Ln attempt was made to ascer- ~-- ~ '~';¢;; .e1. ¬'* 3-,", .;v'-- ., , __ .._, ;¢,~»7f.';1 " -,; ...;,4__ tain the names and addresses of McDonald's business associates, but 1; -:,n~;.-'--1_Jv '-1?,>. ,92 -rr _-4 .5." -92-W?. .1 all parties interviewed advised that they knew oi no person who was connected with Mcllomld in the lumber business._ All of the above men- tioned parties advised that McDonald appeared to be a very wealthy . 1 nan who was interested in hunting, fis hing and various other sports. The above mentioned parties advised that McDonald did not discuss ~|' :2-'r'-'.'.$1. business but confined his conversation to variousjsports. All of ~ * ECJJOM -5- ;C'l;I~-Filu D 4 r -4 Q ¢ J | I 1 - > » - _ 92 , nu. mm l Mr. Tolsan.. .._.- -- i 9 92hi Mr. Baughman ...... I I ,6 Chief Clerk ..... -. '__. piaisam mrf Qlnmiigafim -92Mr. Cl*8! ------§. §. §:pn'hu::d of India Mr. Co ey .-----_--- Mr. Edwards .--.-_.. ILA a Post Office Box 515 K Hr. BI an _...... -.....- Saint Paul, Minnesota Mr. Fouwor a .-_.. . ---.---as - ;u Mr. Joegph.---~ --,- Mr. Kelli: ...... January 28, 1956. Mr. Lester Mr. Quinn -..... :4 ' Sc :.i!'* 7-30 'Mr.T ndfr '- $5:-'4 ..r. .71-- I Director, -'lI_la~-" . Miss Gand1...... en , 4 /. Federal Bureau of Investigation, L I ~' -~.<.r U. S, Department oi Justice, .4-,> Q 792!UL/ I Pennsylvania Ave. at 9th St. , H.I., t-.. Washington, D. C. ,5. T} :.. -- Re: BREKID 333' Q E 15%! -"I 21' '1'; .1R "11?"-'~,r -'¢.: ~Z. Dear Sir: .~'.-.,>,'K5' .92 . W 5; -<,92 Enclosed tyéfith are two copies of a sig1ed>¬tatement E... , made by Dolore ._pelaney to Special Agents D. P. Sullivan %92> and J. L. Madala, as well as two copies oi Aa statement made P.;'."ij ,'; - <1 byIynonajgurdette to the sane two Agents. .".Z'92-_'¢,____ F _§_. ;- {1;= 5- -5 ? 31 The original signed copies of these statements are wr I/_' - being retained by the Chicago Office. 92 5; f z 1 .;.. Very truly yours, 7!: in ©Q.w./km; 0. W. STEIN, V -1.1 SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE- ~.-._ . "35" >'. CWS:rIm - Cc Chicago _ ">4-. EeIO C nnell y, C1150» F1?- l Cincinnati 1 ; ,_, - 1~ _ AIR mm. RIZCORDED I -_ :3". sP1-Ln]. nammu an _ _ _ V ~",'..*." _ -1:54?. . . v . 1, - D/ Enclosures!-mDExED'. ">-_~ . T".".-i-iii. 1-" - "£1, elm/m-6836 V t - Ea? t A 7 92 -_ _ . ' & I V __=§_< I > A F /CC./1-92'»7;-1n.,~w/ N 92~92 . <2 ~: I N?» _ _ / 92. 92 ~. I » I _-_._.._H_-_.,___....,_.__._.....;_ _ - . ____ .,.~.__. . .u_..____ - _ _- 4 v ' ,1 , , "921 I I ,.. I / § 1' n F c . n 5'.--e» Ramsey County Jail; II-» . Y , _ A St. Paul, llinn, I 9 {I "'4.92 4 7. -t ,- ,1, -. ._ ._. _ ,__ I _ January 18, 1936. ' In t.H .. ' ~ e I .. _ ~ -'_'_ } r;_q_.' _, '.-.__, 1 ._ , ___'__ _ , A . i i . _ . , __. _vv,_r " I, . L fl. ~_ it ?nvr{" v"&~ . .4 ; ¢-.-"J"? . . - J; . 2: ~» , 1, mom nunns-rn: make up following statement to I r 1. -":" 92- n. r. Sullivan and John L. ltadala whom 1 know to be Bpecial'- ._,.;,.:,a-%;,ré~,.'¥. ' §".E¢E.-IT.1 ' . - __ _ .4 . I -_ -:3 - .".'92 - Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. B. Department ~1.. -..__ », _ ..._.__ _;s- of Justice. This statement is entirely voluntary and no pro- ¥~_ - * P IQ- '5 mlees orthreats have been made to me. ; , P,» 1;-_,;; .- My , __ .-.9 4- V _ - IQ-yr I i ;.li'i:: . A Around the first part of November, 1934, while I was /"JL;/" s ' _ ~ living with my sisters, Iunice and -Rese , I -7 >- _ ,.- V-,,.',___ , 2- : , at Ponce City, Oklahoma, and while broadcasting ' one evening from radio station IBBC in Ponce City, Oklahoma, I»ob- / .3.-L " 2:, 7-_-1 _> served ELRRY$2MPBELI. ~ - drive by the radiostation. " _ . S I s » . ' < ..,Lg - 11$. * Upon recognizing mm cmnmm I immediately 1.1 : --5! - .,- _. '1.- _v.~_ * ; the radio station and upon entering the street I observed HARE! ~ CAMPEL turn his car around some distance away and return. Be ~ '. a _- _ .'J§',_; '1 _ drove past me and parked his oar about l/2 block ahead of no down » , .n - . . ,.V . . .1. .-2?*'92:' -'1 2 ;-.' the street._ I walked to the car alone and talked with CAMPBHJLQ _: '..¢ '1 - J: - . -. ,;" '!1 ":'.. ~'1-'/'_-.'§ s'1'. .|;.F _ _-vi _ at.7: At this time I informed him that Iehad made a signed t.¢ i¥?"~.-P . statement to Bureau Agents at Chicago, Illinois, and asked him how i " 1. he felt about it. He replied that it did not make any difference A 92 _ A r Y' W ... to him and thereafter he told me that he had come after me, and f" .-.3 . , . .9 . - asked if I would care to again live and travel with him. I con- _, . _ I161" 1 .. .._ eented and he then suggested that I take a cab frcm my hane and '.i'?F. IE6; ' #1 1 I .~. --__i --1*- _. mg_e$_h5.m at the swimming pool located innediately_outside_ of the - f; t '/-H city limits of Ponce City. _ , - 2. 4 f;-. u ., ;__ » - .3 " _~§_, -- _ ~ . v ...~~ "-as I returned home and told my sisters that HARRY ' C 1'5 CAHPBIII. had some after me and that I was again going to live with him. may did not approve of this hut after arguing with them for V _ . v several minutes I left in spite of their unwillingness to let It go, and proceeded in a taxicab to the appointed mating place. -.-____, -.->~ -V ~ _ I did not take any clothes with mw. . » _ _ 1 _ "t I -- it ' Upon HARRY CL!-iPBELL. again at this he told , -5; I ..~_-/', _ I 2_ _ J an that we were going to Miami, Florida to live and that we would £1 "-;F.I_ . not be in association any more with the crowd. He also told an 'e k I;__, ~=-". 92 that he had driven up from Miami, Florida, and that we would stay Q" -7 5» at the 31 commodore Hotel until we founda placeto live. _I t ,5 .a »; su rp risingly asked, "Lt a hotel - how cane Y0 -1 51° 5 ? 35 5 -~ -- . L hotel? and he said "Well, the place is all 1-1sht"- We 41'0" *° Q; $,,§,,P?,%?1%Z¬° 7 _ 5' 7 ,4 -- 72 2.1 >< -dl 92 I l , ' I ' 9 ' 3. J I *_$0 : -wig '1 J S .7 .4»- » 92 . , 1,, _=£"__f"_ ~ -4-. ._ ,- _-§"~ .. 5'1?_:~.- rt x..r. Ii _.'n,> _ . 1 . _t._ ._I ""'. .~j'II->8 -.v_'_¢,- . ~..,~- zf .1 ...,_--7:!--< ._ 92 . P llismi in 5 week'scm, stopping at numrous towns for 1-er;-esn,".e.::»;;=+@1<+:e=~~»~ Fif'*';'. .. 1. It _L~--_ -,0 - %:;.-Q ;.- si ~ ments andrest}. _g ~'' . . j I "_- I 1~?'920 n ":3; S . ---. ~ la l Upon inaliielm-i, !lAorida,"wh.ich'U ,. X sh _.";'before days '1 he.nk8g1Yl!J3,HARRY CAMPBELL and proceeded tli.1'BO'C'A -1, I 5 92 ~_.- v to the ll commodore Hotel. It appeared that HARRY CAMPBELL was V -.e_"*<~y <»7-~_~' -<11 t V_;-. _ already registeredin room905 underthe name of G.L B.f 5»*""e=;?~" ' J _~~q-~ . !e lived in room 905 for approximately three weeks st e end, of -; »- v which time HARRY CAMPBELLand I moved to Oklawaha, l'lorids4___ * 3' ._ ' r - ~_. . ., . . ;92 .> . T: I I wish to state that during this period I observed -4 _~ I ' Ioi imus,the managerof the ll commodoreHotel onnumerous rf. r occasions in the lobby or the said hotel, and although he was j p - 2-;~.= I 1 .'- ~ 1. "<5-.'4. never formally introduced to_ me, he would always address me as " -'.-"at-~ -.r. _ "Mrs. Summers". Also during this period HARRYCAMPBELL frequently; R-L;--~1 .31' r»L 1.:-.:-7--'-=.» » met JOE umason the 1on1 floor of the hotel, mt 1 do not have 0 T; 92r,__.h. any knowledge oi the nature of their business at these tines. Also ' .443 ~-;-I. '.;,;..}.,'.e4 during this period HLBRY CAMPBELL and I ate practically all or our , -:-/"..~'- neals in our roan, which was at my suggestion inasmuch as I was -- etraid I might be recognized by some of the Agents who saw me in Qi 0' Chicago, Illinois, during the time I was detained there. I also recall that on several occasions while living at the I1 Oommodoro A A __A _! 51¢. Hotel I08 LDAIIS sent special dinners to our room with his canpli-'_t --1"-'. -5 . . .:"_'-'~_~ ments,.and which were free of charge, _ _ p V' 4 V be-y~~a v -$1; » :92?;','.;5_ Q > .~'~ i - ; _ __ During cm» period the bell boy at the :1 Gonmodoroi - ' Hotel brought Chicago and Miami, Florida, newspapers t__o ourroan; ,1" __w I--7=s'-1 * ._ .- "Q"! but only when. the newspapers contained either articles or photo- "=5 graphs ot sons of the boys or when the articles referred to either g the B93312 kidnaping case or to some crime which they were sue-; V l ' *5?"~1- ,. pected of. I know this to be true becauseI usually read these * newspapers or HARRY wouldread them to ms lb one occasion BARB! ;.._-;§:_ 1:..e_.,v CAMPBELL remarkedthat if LDAMS continuedto send the papers up to_ s ite-..? }' :1 e. the room by the bell boy, the boy would soon get wise as to fh0§ '.';'1 w '- .- ' v - - - ,~ - _- - " ' ! ' . .. - V - ~ _ r _ _' M I. I :__v. .. r~ 1.'__~» .»» _, 1 '~"~ '1»H it I also recall on "oneioccasion duringthismperiod,., 7 §..._,..; 92- 1%. aw,-V #- F ug. either the hell boy or someoneelse, who possibly might be ICE - brought anewspaperto our room whichcarried a story orythe kill-V. a - in or Cowley andHollis at Barrington, Illinois. I had previously; :' moi bothof theseindividuals at chicago,Illinois, andI lm l 11116! to be Special Agents of the Government. I~ -2- - _, _ _ ,- ..._ ,.,. _, - t, 4 I . ._...... -.- .. __ __ A ,_ _ - 92 . l. ' y -4" , Jrt > 1 I .1 -92 E/I . I *.¥.'4l-I 7 1 92.- - - q - v - _, ~..,:.. 51 --oq v, :3-.-.~:_-V-D, . _ .- '_ -;_~ >-F..;,-.~~e92 - -4? --' .- _ -3. ;-. .', >1 , Tr; . '11, 7- _,~11 I 1 __ _ - . - . ; V .,g - -xi I ' .- -' . - .'- '. _ -. . - >'__ , . . ... _ . -'.'.' ,. __._, " _.- _. , f ._',H.,, 4,92_ ,;. » _ - ,g 4-1 . ~ _ _92 _~_ --.'.. . v >. V ~ ~ - - ,. ~ . " -. _ .>-. - "" a . -_. -v ," . , . . , _.-t. 92 -e .. , , ,, .".-4. Li; - 1 '- » » :. t... ,, . t I 92 Q- -< H _' I also recall ta re: theirs -__d "2 -*3 ? ~'4,"_ .' A .. >7 1 ¢.,. . ~92 .A¢_ _, , in one or the Chicago n_ewspapersHwhich__was delivered tobur _ .4. J '3 the photosraph of HS as they companion who assisted Io '5N h 'vi." "Ba'07_!'aee" Nelson in ' killing otjgents Oowley and Halli '.' -31 - J - _' ', -- .,._ '_ , . -.. . - .:<~ . >- ~--...,. .. ,~ _. . _- I, . _ ~@_--fv, _, 1 1 11'»... V" . .-: =§-' - _- T 1-1? ' " on or about lheemher 5, 1954, mm! cuwnxxz. 1-1-t e 4 Eleni, Ilorida, stating that he was going 500 miles up the road 7 ' l 1 and would be gone for a tow days. On one afternoon while he was ' t J-+ -..,_; away I went down town shopping, and on my return I ordered some n refreshments. The bell boy who always waited on us told me when"- , qr ..92.,. hs brought the refreshments, that s wanan who appeared to he _. 1 __ _ _ S I: "~ < '" S 1 pregnant had ealled_ while I was sway. HLBRY had previously in-" 2 92~ 5 . /_ ' . struoted nn not to see anybody that called at the ihotel and tn" 1. ..» ,, I tell the hell boy to tell such persons that I was out of town;-._ _ _ . -if Tl whiohldid at thistimety W; '; . v ~ -- 1. -~ - . I Y te - J _..,, ,, . 4._,_~_-,.--~. 4'? . 215*? =1: H 1-be - n §?§§?: ~.<~.=.§ ~ * lhat evening DCLORS ~ LLNEY when I had previously 4 '- '-'-'2' '1 t».'¢"" known, came to my room and asked whether G-BOBCE, meaning HARRY CAMPBELL, was there. I told her that he would be out of town for - '" '=,<.r;+- . _a few days. Sis then told me that she desired to see HARRY and V asked at this time whether I had seen any of the rest of the bunch 1 w .92 K around there, and I replied that I had not. DOLDRES also told me ti n that at that time she had to see Kr. Adams and she would wait A f t .. :Z§ <§:',__ "7 _v_!e 7 - untilgths next day to see himyias he wasn't in then. 1 ;X" _, .f_ » gr Q ; -$14.. --_. ,~_-. 1 ." '1 invited mamas to -tay with an until mam ommzu. . ;_ 4. returned, and she acceptede On the 1'ollowin8 mrnins at about " .92_. 11:00 o'clock, DOLORBS went downstairs, presumably to see O! t 4. ADAMS, and about one hour later she returned with IILLIE' ISM} -}"£ . 1'62-L who asked about,- @;-' meaning nanny cnmennt. Sometime ere- v- r arts I went down to room 405 at EARRISDWS invitation and saw _ e ' 92 there with IILLIE HLRRISCN and nowmts D'eLA.NEY. iat H i -e A at rnoon the tour of us went _1'ldlng'a_1 o92n1_d92j A latn1,:_F_1or id'a, V, -. -ml a . sh~d'»-~r~e~=#=-to I .; -. , at I '1" ;, ' fr: ~ '7 ;" I r -"'. ~ Q Later that ev§ening':ALVIN:KARPI$e'ceon921.>en1edhy4 1 ., ' DOLOHES DBLLNKY, came into room 4-05 while I. was there with IIILII 1,. » -In. 1-nmuam and noc manta. 1 at not knowwher_i{ _lPgRP¥§°§ °_#'1'°"}.:_'fi§_b, ;;.. ;__ t hll $11180 ' ' 7' - . , .Q. "1" r-- T On the following evening I went with WILLIE HARRISON A to the Bincayn Kennel Club to attend the races. While there WILLIE t -3 Q9 _ ...,..-.'- ._ 4 I . ' " " ' " - ~ ~ - - -- ~-< -l»'~-- --»-.. .»~-_ _~-,.",*-___,~-_4.~_-.-.,____ _ ,__ PL K » ; : -'10.: F ' " ~_. -_ .- 4 3:43..-Q, , a_ T ? " . J? x. ' Q in ' " _' . >-" ' . D . _ " . __ 11,;'__ 7',,;'*;;» .77 ;-"5'; _ 92»__ introduced no to Dzke"4nde1l ii Dulce waeworhinéjbehinI~.§1,m,' .1?/_ _ D e cage at the cm and appeared to be wery friendly with III.t.J3_; _ ;;3;- 1;"? . |- Yv V, q Q, 4'" - _ 5""'__l I I I -d/~ I Q 92_T:'» F. V. I-L --:_,__--4 ht:-I . 4 3'1 ' * 92 On the following morning IILLI3 HARBISM and D00 ' BMEKR left lliami, Florida, and later that lame day HARRY CAMPBIIL, '1': _ l'1Ea_BAR?KIR, and came to the I1 Commodore Hotel from -A ff ...2~=§ on aha, Florida. Lt his tim HLRRY asked me whethergl would _ :' . J <3 like to go deer hunting at FRED BARK!B'S place in Oklaweha for a ' - . . ~92_ ._~ _ few days. I told him I would not mind it it were only for a few 4 _ A =5_-?s»' 7. E_1-. ;~ ;'_3i:'dQy'e ._ _ 3 . ' .' I: _ I V ."i~. -,"<_.¬ ' . 1 I forgot to wtate that on one occasion while in room ': 405 with DOC BARKER, ALVIN KARPIS, DOLOIES DOLANEY and VIII-II '_ HARRISCN, I03 ADAMS came to room 405, after which IDLORES and I went into room 404, leaving the above named persons together in ' ' '.;'¢5": 5"." .¢.92. »:1 ;'- . room 405. I also recall that the dayvafter HARRY CLILPBEIL returned »' "4 ~r.--;, W. -.» .' 1. -:-'-..-;-:--,.-:;_5"Z to Miami, Florida from Oklawahe, JOE ADAMS came into roan 905 and .I'.j._-~i a .- .. .~~4,- '-._ .,»;. visited with mam cmrmnn. . _ I . ~i"/_ ;.--''-:19! I, .-'.-:4 '1. . 2 _. On or about December 13, 1954, IE1! BARKER, MOTHER, 0- ., _, . ... BARKER, HARRY CAMPBEIJL and I left for Oklawahe, Florida, in HARRY - 5 g GL2-1PEEl.L'S Ford autanobile. Upon arriving there I met WIILIII - _ _ ~-d A .r V IOODHIRY and hie wife LNHABELLB, who are colored, and who were _ _ 4 _ ~- .x_ -._ --' ~ = - working tor FEED HER in taking care or the place. '- j", §2§,_- .._: " >7 H About tic or three daye later JOE ADAMS to our »- - l p l ace i n com p an y with ALVIN KARPIS..Lftor ADAMS _ talked with the boye privately for several hours, he left. Cm one occasion I were _ .. * heard LDMB tell IPRED BABE and HLRRY CAMPEIZL that there were . : 1-"-A some Govermmnt men in Miami, and that they, meaning HARRY CAMPBEII. .. :1"- - an d FRED BARKER better get out of the place in Oklawaha, as the _ ,__ :'4 Q -~.>_g . -1 ' Government men might find out that they were there. After I03 ~ li th re wal ' ;.»~_; - ». ADAMS left FRED BARKER remarked that he not be eve e ..-2 .1 3.4 1-.~"_ - " wythine W 1*» .._. » - i'- - " I L 1e _ 1 deeize to state um inmndiately after Ion mms .» j , , left our place HIRRYcmmm and mm: enema asked momza BARKER vv¬ ' and I whether we would like to take a short trip about the etate .,»_; ; 5 - 1. of Florida, that they, moaning ALVIN KARPIS, HARRY CAMPHEIL, and ,- I FRED BARKER, had to go to Miami, Florida, and stay there about a V week or week and a half» -4- -' " Ya. /"' I - J 4 I 5 .' y . , t ~ ./ G a ' s t. ..; .-.4»: Y . 1: *. -ru. - c ;»-_.».,. .-~.. ~ -4 ,', _ G1 the following morning eonntiznbefore daybreak, _w__ __,___ _. 2.:-.5--~. '...='.-~. the boys left oklawaha, Florida, and that same evening KOBE i BEER and I proceeded by automobile to Jacksonville, Ila;-14;, if ___ thence to Tampa, Florida, and other places, akthia being merely a-"" rd kw I pleasure trip. .. A-1 gt _;_ ' if v @- _-. --..- -. v~ Q U ' '4' 3' ' s .- 'L- :17.» e ==- ' MOTHER BLR@ andI returned to Oklawa'ha,"I lor'ida,, fin n I A.» _'-"r --_ about a week later and that same day, as I recall, HARRY GAldPBKIL'.'T§73' * 'iv» {'4 t' '_*%¢ - and IRED BARKER likewise came back. Uponour return from the 92~ trip IILLB WKDDBURY gave MOTHERBAKER a note stating that'ebI'Iv g _'1 fellows left it with him for Ir. BLLCEJHN. I subsequently read I . ; _.§ ..l this note which was contained in a sealed envelope and was eign- - r I - ed by son amus, and to my recollection it stated in substance 5 ,L.--_ -. .. ~1 F'~:5"-"tr " ~ that we had better get out of the place and stay out of there as _. .|_$92 ,f§_ ._-1. the place was hot; also that he, meaning JD! ADAMS, was getting 4 _-1_-tf tired of warning ne and that he wanted__to seethe boys at the av jr; .'-,1 hotel as soon as they got back. _ a. » A _.; ' I ~ -V »_,,=.;.92. .. /. W1, ,;._ ¢.-'.I92- -:9: ~.- - '12.? -'-. 1 _v!!;._..7;_A-; -'. » After Rading the 11.0178we had IILLIE IOODBUBY Oe- " .2 . , 3--, .-M; cribe the men who delivered this message to him, and his descrip- ; .¢My-_--I .>. x-.!.":..4 ; 4 _,,., fa_.-.» tion of these individuals answered to that of JOE ADAMS and 11383 RANDALL. WILLIEalso told us that these men cameto the place A ,_ inalord 6oupe¢ ~ *--~ -e -~ . 9. f ,- . ' p r F-ewe-. _ 4 Is destroyed the note by throwing it in the fireplace . ~192-'43* ° immediately thereafter, and when HARRY GLMPHILL andFRED BLIER Q i i" - _=_|= Jeturned to fklawaha that evening MOTHER BARKERtold them in my A .14 A I 53; " . presence about J08 ADAMS messageeI heard IRED BARKERsay that '_j_" he did not think there was anything to it. However, HARRYCAMPEIL was verymuch concernedand worried over thispossibility. In fact y he and I discussed it at length that night and he wanted to sen "5- . _mehome thenbutlrefueed togee -_ _1_- -e- ..__ .l-__,_ - p I bro days later mm cnmsnx. andms BARKER again _ ww- left for Miami, Florida, leaving NOTE? BAKER and I in Oklawaha. '.-uu " _ Ihey returned two days later by themselves and I believe they ; A ' wentto Miami at this time to do someChristmas 8hOpP1I1Be e j ;,_, .- I . v I, .- . I 1 4 , , = ._- ,-1.. __ _ .-, Q »- . :._ _, .. " " " Shortly anerChristmas rm-znrmmsssnnreceived a #- . '?~"'031- --»- y H; letter 1'1-anDOC BARKER stating that he and would be downto . ; _"*'; 'i. 1 see us for New Years. ', -1 -~ I, " ,. q - v._.$-- 7.. . "$1 On or about December2'7, 1934,DOC BARKERand Hill, } whomnew I asknow RUSSELL$288011, to our placecame Oklawaha in 4 i i. -5- I I I _ ' K . r " Q , . NI -. .... 1: Y 1". » at _ 2:1, i F 1 ¢. .. and stayedthere until January3, 1935. ' 1ey._tishedyh11nteg.,-.:_e.,_,_.,__¢,; and Y", . _ considerably during thi s period. :, * ;;z._-92_; 1 _ :4; r - ,_-'.,;.__j _".,,pf ; A_*,_.,_: ;;_{ '3 -> Q. ear <1. J" ~ " w, - z ...... -- _ ' January 3, 1955, SLIII and MG BARKER left for Ggioago ..,, . . ¢~~_. . ,~- J ._.*- 1»:., _ -~ _ Illinois. Nothing unusual took place thereafter until on or i"-at ., .. about January 10, 1935, when J03ADAMS cameto our place alone» jl '21! 45;; He remained for about tour hours during which time he talked no; -a man BARKERand nanny cawanz. in the boathouee.1 do not know j.~;;f._¢ is.15.- why hecame thereand whetherhe broughtanything with him. J -.»_. g;_-;-1-re . _ _ __ . _ .1; . t, _ .<, . nanny cmasmu. and I left klawaha on Ianuary 15,1955," ~~f . for Miami, Ilorida, and upon arriving there we checked in to the l ~¢., . »,1- -4 , I -....Q. I1 CommodoreHotel in either room 905 or 705 under the room or __ ' » .-.;. f-. k.V ~ , . s 92 . SULMRRS. HLRRYleft the hotel and returned shortly thereafter,-at. :._'§--92p - 5 - 1 . which time he advised that DOC BARKER had been arrested and that . Z» ./0 -';' '?';_ u sun had been killed. He stated that we had better get out qr the I __ ~ A hotel and live with ALVIN KARPIS and DOLOESDeI.l.HKY,, which we did. : S? xx 92- ., : F .~.'..: 92...~,92 f -.'_,... -'."T92- ' a1 . :';- » ~- A . Lt about 10:00 on the morning of January 16, 1935, V g 11- - »"'., u* ,1 ,.'~'- H;¢.;-_'r-- - _»<_ I ~w,, .-_-.5-_ - while DOIJURES DBLANBY andI were alone, the boys having gone tiah- ' ';':'$1.. '" »- -._;_..3 .1 .i§>~*, ing that morning, we heard over the radio that there was some shoot- :iP4<.'é-:' {K ._ ~ ~'-'-.J ing going en at Oklawaha, Florida, and later learned through radio >-'&_ -_ ~é diapatche a, that 110113138 BAHCERand l'RED BARKER hadbeen killed by .--~ r .._.T Government Agents. Lt about 3:00 P.1d. IXEOBB told me we had better J q-~j .= '~.',;'4.,~A _*_ .- ._:._o_ leave, See did not mention at this time that ahe had received any -> ;r ~.'. , 1, ._92?._;_ 1;; .i____ . telephone call warning them to get out oi the place ._Ia packed '-f-'1t ,gu.r_clothea andDOLORES toldthe maid that aha had receiveda' ~ it 1? 1.1 Q ' message to the effect that her mother was aerioualy ill and that TIT. she and I were going? out of town to visit her, and that she would . Q'- ~n $ I11 9 B20 _ __ =- g , _ N z.a;i.:.., 7' ¢--5__ " . .1 .. """..Z' ~. . After leaving the place DOLORESand I drove around its * vicinity waiting for nvm KARPIS andHARRY cmvazzu.to return . s f 53-' home. Ie later met ALVIN RRPIS and HARRYCAMPBEIL atabout 7:30 '_ PM. approximatelyone blockfrom the house. Ia told the boys what . V__>._? ~ . had happened,that is, about the shooting in Oklewaha. HARRY, .., ' j, V. CAMPBEL than told DOLORESand myself to follow h.ABPIS.a.nd himin . Pg -A-1'/. i -733,» -,=_ . ~ 1 the Ford car;they were driving K.ARPIS'automobile. Io followed 5; . _ "' ';". .'* .~ 1 them to a point outside of liiami, Florida, where theystopped and .;~92I.Z-21 came to the car which DOLORES and I were in. may than took some V .2'.>'*§"'.:."_ A » of the baggage from our car and placedit in the Buick, whereupon.- g - ' v n _ ~e92 ~ 92 -ea .--4 1 ; I l 92 - . 92-. » -» -V»-e»------Vi .-¢_._.>..-_.e...-_....'.._- __._..______e - 92.../ .~ ~ 92.92__ I yr I '3 ~ iv. ~ 1 -r~ 4 1. e< .- '- 9 " *2 . I gave KARPIS Duke's mssage, whereupon HLRRY CLHPEIL 1:" _.; and KARPIS went to the track, and before leaving they told . .. _" " 4.. . Botoass and myself to wait at a certain point about one mile fran " h'_'_ "' ~7/ the race track. KARPIS and CAMPBELL returned shortly thereafter 1 u." . ' and we then followed the boys to a point outside of lliami, Florida. 1 2 .1- 1 ' ' ", _ . '1 4* 1 '1'" "' .§-.~__.., _ , ' " '~ .4 " - - .9 . -_ -_--_»___ 0 _ . -- I4 1 '- '-t'f<.- ' ' Duke Randall showed up about two or three hours later ¢ and went into conversation with KLRPIS and CALIPELL, none of which either DOLORES or I overheard. HARRY CMIPELL thereafter told rm to follow Duke into town and that he would keep DOLORES and myself . that night end send us to Atlantic City the following naming; __ that he and KARPIS would go there by automobile. Hll%RY gave ms A. _- 1 $2.1 at this time either $100 or $200» .. A -V ~- g ye. w ,- . - bf ~ DOLORBS and I folbwed mks Randall in our Ford Sedan, '- "j ." ,§$ A ., ._ l_ e. ,,__ _ _ _. he driving a Ford coupe, te the Ta-liiami Hotel. Upon arriving there 92I 92. I ..¥'-¢. we drove our car up a driveway which is adjacent to the hotel. I . asked Duke what he was going to do with the car and he told me ton leave the keys and the baggage in the car and that he would take - -care of it. He later told me that he would ge_t rid of it by running it into the ocean. mks took us into the hotel and introduced DOLOHES and myself to the hotel clerk as his sisters, stating that we were going to stay in his room over night, _ After we entered his room he told us to make 0'-IPBBIVBB comfortable and that we would be safe theree At this time he t°°k "ya { 1: 92 vb>_ _,. .5; . -. - _.. , __ --_ .v._ - <- -»_r-*" _~...,._.,__a~- _a _ n .-.2.»..- - J _ cs I} kl ~."" A7 -a-gnu '2 . _.~.q>--.. . r , ' I e V . . - _ s 1 - ,_ ~ , W. at-,_-,~,~>.~.~...,».--_x,-,. _,_ ' , -_ ~ 5 -- > -' .~- V -41'"--.;-¢="~~--as 'y'1r<- K . Aw>.. ~ .. ~ . ~ ~'._.H ..' -v Y -»- --'92u.-s '-<1 3' Q . 3' Q, 92 N ;'»' ., "<' , ' '_ "," :. _ _ ,< c ., -_ 92-. _,.. . , ~ , ": '¢. _ V I -1 ~ . *1 _ _.- -- _ .,'._ § _ ;-. :- - , , '__ pa. -_':_ _.,_._ _ 4 _.! .»_ 1,, x ',. ->" _'4 4 . 1 ._ Se _ _._ >i _, _ 92. 91 K _ _. *92 W, _ - .'.,W . "='?-"$1 I _, __ _ _ _ » . ._ V I I §_ .,._. f _i_ . I- -1.!:r- L; "J . 1 .i_ § ." .5 ' _< 7 . .- e _ _ _ ; .-l~>,. ; r s J yr, v..92 '~ -.., _v ,. L "5 ~ .<~. . r Q 41,, . ,,g "" -. ,- n_ , _. 1 A H _ I »- » _ , . - > . _ V , . . vs.4 '1- . r.>'. V 1. ,, -.-.. , ,.,r4 ,- - v __-~- _ »_~, - - = - I ai7»'_l4,f " 1 ' ' " --'~' . . 1. , " ~.. " Ff, . ":. it ' a - ' '~&.T~_ . . _ .-92_v_{._ * _ - -_--. ,' - ,~.<.,>4=, . ,. 92 " 4; mun: , '.:' 92» .>';. . _ . 4- '- g snug ¢ . , -5: ' 1 oft his coatand sonoticed thathe a p15£°1"13'i'".:"T** 7 * J '-&;' ;.r- Z.- shoulder holster. Ie also observed what appeared to be a" police badge and he later removed it Iran his coat and showed it to 2. us, stating that he got it for protection..He also told DOLORKS ' ' .; _ ,,_ I1» and nyself at this time that he was wanted tor murder in the . _ >a4 -- state or New Jersey and that he had "jumped the rap". Hs left _' v _.4 __ 21;: , --.',92._ . shortly thereafter stating that he sqild see us early the next _ :. - ___,'- morning. V P , g , ,2 » j ; ' ;; ~ » . 1- - ,_. .. .;_ . 7%. A { V 3 > Q »_ §.§ 'Y§.i;.- On tin following day somtinn before eight o'clock, " 5; { v :L . _,~r-- /»_ f-I ?-T37_ '15.. '.» _;§4 2' Duke returned to the room in which DOLORRS and I were located, - 7 w/.-4, : ;_:; V;,-.>.-_' --.-n zé ,,_.__-__.,. ,.h_»»...--.- .,. _' and said that he would run down to the station and get our tickets . V--9-. 1 < .." .- r _.~';".', _-,_».: f_;., _ -"Q . ' 'I - ; '2 g " wmom BU1_1DE1'Ij'I!E.M ,_ WITNESSES : - ' ' IA , _ ~ 92 _, n .. _-....._.-_..-_.._.___ ..- »92 ll-ed M I 0 7%? I l§?'f- . . , if i','c ..'.' ~31-. .-,__-,.. £5. ¢_. ;.»> . x - _- ~ 1 92 n ... Q. ' .~~.-'.- '.. '» V,» ;..-- 4 -avg-<-.~ A. ,~~.,,,,.;-__,-_~n> . ' r£ 5: e-,_---H-_ '- . _ 9, K .- gar» '1* .92. ,.-I "-- . , .2"_'., c, e<__-I- _. __ ' .. __-92 -._. Z II .I.. I. , _ ! ,> . _ T A _ _ I . V 1 W" _ ,_ . .92_ . Y, _Y V, _ ,H.. -e-1:25. " - I 4 , ._ . I- K _. -- ,. , ., _ -.n" 92_ .:» " _ '" 4 , @ y Ramey County Jail _ v" . $- , ? ". . F , am mu, l inneeotla,-_ /S, ' " "». _ .- . - January :2, 1936 , I , / 92~ ~.;:_ .' 92 _> L » . . __ ,, .. . . A. ,1 - ' _ ~... . ~ '- __. * _ _ . -, -- '____'- __"'__ ~ ...- _ W, ' T» ~- I, nomans De Linn, lake tn. following ngnaa] - etatuent to D. P. Sullivan and John L. liadela, when I know ~ to be Special Agent: of the federal Bu-ean of Inveetigation, _,. U. 8. Department of Iaetiee. Ihie etatcnent ie entirely 7 ".2, " P ,_ voluntary and no pronieee or .. threate have -, been made -_ to - - ne, .' .1 4 _4 ' ' -. ; 1' 2~ . . '» - 1 ' ¢,__-;; 7, 1 5 , I ea twenty yeere of age and wee born in Aberdeen, - I . J, w ~1 -._._ South Dakota. -I have three eietere, Irancee, Helen, end -92=._ -L_ . ... Margaret, and one brother named Robert. My father'e name ie V ;»:1 ~. r -.1." |.92-,¢ '1 -3. _ _: v Imee De Laney, end my nother'e name before her marriage weep 1'; .:__-,»,.-__;2'3; 1 ..',#. ¢. ;_I,.[:}, ,1 ,,...._.92 Helen O'Donnell. They have now been eeperated for the peat J/':"e'-_-Ev ten yeare. I attended Q-ade eohool in Saint Paul, llinneeote, and discontinued my education when I wee in eq third year in . . _. Y, , -=,-so:; "' - high echool in Chicago, Illinoie. After I left high eehoel .; _. I lived in Chicago until the latter part of 1932, and while H -A .':-7*? ':=# "V ; ~.*- ~__' here I eorked at varioue placee. I thereafter proceeded to . .,. ;,'.}'>?"? 92._ -;é=: ,:c . Saint Paul, liinneeote, end lived with my eieter Helen, Ihe '~ ~, -.:_, 92:-'-_ §_-'_____ ._ igthe wife of Pet Reilly, until llay of 1933. l '. » A';_ I ~ >=.»">.. _._ 3 y . ,_y_ _ . _ . - x first net s.as&<.mrm um» in 1929 or use '92 throng: Pat Reilly, eho at that time wee working for HARRY * 3 SAWYER at Sr-wyar'e cigar etore on Wabaaha Street. I eae hil . ._ 2- frequently at thie etore when I etopped in to eee Pet Reilly; __ During my acquaintanceehip with HARRY SLIYER I very often 1 referred to him ae "Sea Lion", and I believe that Pat Reilly . tr" - --' ie the person who pve him that name.4_ I . -" - - - - During 19:sa ,6c the early pert of 193:5 1 kept ~ Z4 " canpany with Clarenc:£Du?ol, who ie the brother of Lawrence _ ' 2-31" 'DuVol, who ie preeen y eerving a life sentence in the -I .- Xinneeota State Penitentiary at Stilleater, Minnesota. =1 larch 1933 after Clarence Il ol eae arreeted by the St.Paul _ + _'.. -_' u Police Department for participation in the robbery of the Third Northwestern Bank of Uinneapolie, Minnesota, I appeared in the State Court ae one of hie eitneaeee, testifying to the fact that ho =a: in my ccxnpany at the time the bank I88 eupposed to have been robbed. Clarence DuVol was acquitted on tnn charge, 0199' C C. /-u 7///?e/ '- I . ¢ :2?! hr -e W . 1 run met n.vm mans in Saint Paul, liinnesota, .1, ~..,,~-.w.,.,-1... ,.. 4::-'.. during the early pert of lay 1933 at the Bollyhocke Inn. I net v* -I ' " 1 him ae.>'<"Ray _'_, no last name given at this tile. He was with , = ; eomeone §h'o'm I do not know, and e re! day: lattr I sew hii _ .» ;. again outside oi the Plantatim Club in Saint Paul, LL71! v< 1'1" ! _. v-' 92 mans at um time merely nodded nu head so me, _ 1 thereafter '" ,.. Q ,- eev an again two or three days» later in the Ellyhocks Inn, , _ ~ on this occasion I aaeociated with him and toldhin that I wee - 9* going to Chicago, Illinois, in the next i eI days. I gave hi; _» . . ___ __, ny- addreee in Chicago and at this time we made an appointnlit .?J'~ . :0.1 tor him to meet me in Chicago in a tea weeks. .4 , , p , V . . _ . ___ ~ - Around the ldter pert oi lay 1935 I proceeded te , ..1 Chicago, Illinois, to viait my eieter llargaret, Iho is also _< Q. _ I - 4 i known under the name oi Jean. At that time she was living in . ~21 71 an apartment located on the South Side of Ghiolaoo Illinoie, -1? . : ~ One day u x 1m; the apartment I net wrm mans in an ante-'1» ...... P3 -7 5- J= 1,,"- nobile near ny hone. Be was coming up to see ne at thie tine , u <5 ""~ end wee driving e Graham-Paige autanobile. Upon reoog1iaing_,,____ e ..,_, §§'1f§?=i3 - J 0' -'.- l .221 u~-tr; »_.-3, I him I entered his autcmobile and ee thereupon drove about - :5. ,- ».._ . _ Chicago, Illinois, for the remainder oi the lllle ., ~ .e _ _ " .r}r"".-4'}?;».-*'.,.»- fr _ C . "I " ' '.' ,_ .r L »~ " 1 v~ . Z. r I was in hie constant ccnpany tor several weeke -- thereafter, and at his euggeetion I _went to live with hill ee ,_ - 7 Ti nan and wife in rturniahed apartment whidz he had rented at 4 ,¢ ' River Ioreet, Illinois, the addrees oi which I do not know. p "'*'_"_%__;. Tgllxecolleotion this apartment house ie located on the tint ' §' .< | ~ ._. ' street saith qt Lake Street near the 8000 lest block. le .,,,_,_ ,-J » ,-In building is a large three or tour story brick structure vith , 92<_ ecvcrral entrances and a large lawn in trout of it. ALVIN cos J-,"-'1-'~1.'> living at thin place under the name oi ELIE. Jlhen I went to 1;; Ir ? ':"' live with ALVIN KARPIS he told me that he was working for some . ~ .,n- ..~ 1 autcxnobile agency ae a laleuman and that he at one time - ~ _ ;:- - ¢' 2 resided in Saint Paul, Ninneeoth 5 _-. p, ,4 Hf»; _ -;'_ 1% SI '1 ",1; _-1,."_, -1;- . -W11, -_'., , >- a-'4 K vi '. We lived at hie apartment in River Forest, Illinois, ¢'_='»::< A 92 vat. 21'» _ . -.' tor about a month, during which time he made two or three tripe, ~ . Ti: staying away possibly three or tour days at a timet The tiret L. time, as I recall, he stayed away for possibly tour daye GM _v. . .. when he returned he brought a man and woman with him when he _ J A introduced an Freddie and Paula, and whom I, no! know an 2 R?-l_3 _____, mm and PAULA_ £aRMONe - F I ~ 4 I N r92 I Vi VQ! -i._ ,.. - 3/'8..: I -1-{}_~ .' '_'.-i~%'- T? PAULA lived with us for three daye at this time ,-;_=_" - 11-_ L32 . -1.5.2 » :'-PL -E<_ ._ ' A ".-Y-1'» and it is my understanding that FREDDIE wee living with hie ..j 1*~ 92-_ <_ 3, -,_ if ly .,.. mother, who I later learned had an apartment in Oak Park, 551'-._-f_~_A-_ ?A -;_'=|.»' ..'1!=s-5 a Illinoie, u Ivrecell on the day PAULA left ram mm em" IA '~-99'7" . Rf - 2 after her end they thereafter moved to e place on a lake somewhere r " 1 "I in Illinois, the exact location 1 do not know. flhen PAULA left cl; L. ehe told me that she would invite ea to their place on this L W" I ; hut she has . HLR!-I08 left never our doneeperhaent so, in Approximately River Forest, tour Illinois, days after ALYII PAULL KARPIB <1 "_'$ >P _ . 1e_i't tor an unknown destination, leaving hie Graham-Paige entc- w z ,. nohile with me. I recall he left alone in e taxi on thisoseaeion, : -. .3 He rcnained ewey tor possibly tour dqs on this tripe ~. 311%-. . ~ . _ _ I l ,. k . V _ 42'-.*~ PC: _ I also desire to state that while living at River Y- Forest, Illinois, es frequently ate at e place I believe is called _ l.". rm-92' ._._ -. _ 92 the Rainbow Inn, end daich I helievs was a barbecue stand. Acrol >'U~$=" .~. 0 the street from this place was located another barbecue stand with __,,5,.-.1 the name myes on the iront of it. I distinctly recall this place '1__.__.i ee ALVQI KARPIS end I were e that time living in River Forest, .,- .~:.~ . I _._ - v " ,}¢3 .a- 1 - ¢-I_ .'4 ~-92' _92 2'61, . . 1. Illinois", under the name o292L92T:. 5 as stated above. lie also .1--.:.»;. ";r,~»,.»-,-1, , .~.: -_' .--. I 4~.-»5.-; frequently visited s dine d dence place which is located approx- .-'_-'31,? ¢' '4 1 .'.;.~~ --rm. . imately thirty miles tron Chicago, and it is poeeihle that this is Louie Ce:-nocky'e place in Fox River Grove, Illin is. The mly 1! persons I recall meeting at this place are J'R$$;_é0Y1£ end hie wife ' Doris. There were several other ct ALVDP8 friends there, the . Y ~.~ !..< ' '0 : 53¢. an - -..r ~.'.' .' ._ ' '., identities of when I do not lOIV1:IOB11e " _ . __ s J nI '.' ~~92-1 4 , '.7 . -4 '. .! - _' 3 7 n ~ '-: ''. _".-"H5 " " "" -'921 ' ni"_ >l!_»_,.-/T . .,, _4 -. " . - < 1-. '}92.;;_H- - Also while living at River Forest, Illinois, AJJIN " 1 ii . ' '1'.i4 1 end "I node an eutanohile trip to Saint Paul, Minnesota. He told ~ ne before leaving that he was going through Saint Paul, Minnesota, o-~ r end that if I desired I could go with him an far es Saint Pen]. 1 ,. :,|,.- ~ and visit with any people. Upon arriving in Saint Paul, Minnesota, @251 | +-'-f _ I registered at the St. Francis Hotel under the name oi liRS.§KAYR >. , _ _.-__ 92 Ihile in this city I visited with my eister Helen and Pat Re lly and It thil time told Helen that -I had married some nutcnoh _ ,._. . eeleenen at chicego, Illinois. Iendeavcred to see my mother on this trip and learned that she was out oi the city, md thereto! _ 92 DI; did not see her, -I el saw HARRY SAWYAR at this time while I _L... x» .-uh- I , wee visiting with Pewé eilly at Sawyer'e saloon. I returned to 1 A -». _ -Q. s chieego, Illinois," b nin several dqre later and upon arriving .. ', . --.¢._~..- J~ at my apartment in River Forest, Illinois, ALVIN i<.2RPI$ woe there, ..-.x~,.a - havingpreviouely returned an his trip e f _~ _-:~ _, 92.. 92 , e 0 l 1 I Q30 .41 K . - _ _..- - 1 Q: C! a i.v_ ,.,,_-e-._ .3=9."¥ ._. - a -|.u~..__ . 17.? 1 . -9 '~ $5 _ we--v »q,_¢- _- _; -;_'q,"'"'92~ J~>" use, -.~ -er 40 |~~_,_»:921,q=,.-5 92 2.,-5 _ . _ _ - ' d , . _ L. , , . _ . ~ k - ,- . ~-. - .- '- _ _ s q . _- ',, _ ;;;l'1'.92»'; li , » -. -. s 1 . ' - .. -- . _. . c A .' -_» _ ,»¢. - 4 - . . 17;: ~ " . e During the letter pm or June 1953 mm nnrxs», >-, vi I n and 1 paved to the Country Club mm. at use South re Drive, 1.» -v a-. Chicago, Illinois, registering thare under the name o ~LOEliAI. I ~ -_ ~ », L u Ie lived in this apartment tor possibly tea due and id not - .',. ,__ ' 1. ~- have any visitors during this period. About a week or so later - .___ _. I5?-. ALVIN KARPIS and I moved to a beautitul sunner hone at Long Beach, K _; 1:3 Indiana, which I believe is owned by a nan known to me as v "' » .,. i " ~ .< lonvalinka, ALVIN and I lived at this sunmer hone tor approximate- 1; l -9 .2 I ly two months, and on one occasion during the middle part of July "'..'- - 1933 I noticed ALVIN KiRPI$' picture in e newspaper identifying 92_ > .3. 4 ~ him as a suspect in the Kansas City Massacre. I exhibited this . _- .92 ~31 photograph and newspaper article to ALVDI and asked hm it JZYQ i .1 Iere true. He admitted his identity but denied that he nae - ¢ P1144; 5' V . I_ 1 involved in that crime, stating however that he had done a few a~ @' little things, none of which he described. This is the first - C -:~ Z 1/_--. :"¢ §:},< 92== knowledge I had of ALVIN KARPI- 3' true identity, and as a result .w ' . . _ " - I .--- _'5 -l"e .r92.~ thereof a quarrel between us arose and he told me at that time it I desired to leave him he would give la some money and I could _~ _, ,-, go where I desired. However, because of Qy atrection for his: I refused to leave. = - ' I ' 1» Q1? -l- ix- . : , _. ". ' - - 1 - . 92 ' _ - '.92':,'»';é"1 W . ihile living at Long Beach, Ind ens, AIYII KARPIS . .v Q >v 1 and I were visited on two occasions by !'Ft3?£0K iZ, shown I only " _C _. 92 . .___Q -as-s_.. kngw_a.s SL030, his wits Irene, and a litt e boy called Bobby. ' - ;» f j. |.. .a._ IRE! BARKER and PAULA HARBOR also visited us on one or two ' ' ~" >3 ¢_. ]_,. occasions while at this place. On another occasion FRED COEIZ _ _ __, and his wits Irene, and BRYAN BOLTU, his wife and two children, , v,, ":1 -- whom i at that time knew as the CARIES, were our guests tor - . _ s .k hr . uh, , . y_ -y _ *. _ .~ - 1 ~ 1, "_._ _ . '~.., .. ;, --we ». -- -- 1 On or about September l, 1933 ALVIN KARPIS and I - - ,- .~ noved tran this home at Long Beach, Indiana, to the Country Club _ _ Z3- Hotel in Chicago Illinois, where we again registered under the , § s, __ 1 -I name of W &M and wife. On the daywe left Long Beach, _}'fi- e 11%: ALVIN KARPIS ls me that morning for Chicago, Illinois, and L returned in the evening in company with DOC BARKER, whom ALVII; ' 1,;-,3-.» introduced as "_DOC" and as the brother or FREDDIE BKRKEIM 1,.- §~4'l>3v recall that he accompanied us to the Country Club Hotel and ~ ~ ~' shortly thereafter he left for an unknown destination. ' while living at the Country Club Hotel during this period we were visited by BARR! SAHYEIR, his wife Gledys, and their daughter Francine. I judge this to be around the middle oi September of 1933, and they lived with us tor approximately -4- - - ,1. _.,. I n_ _ -_,, _ - __> . 1 i _ * "J » <*J ''»- J-§ i -. M - " '.'*.""'~"""'. *"_'""»f*_ '~z¥'~ 5'-*'>.» iv» .-1--Hm--*;::-1~ _1*1g~~,¢. v. -*'92 _ x " " . ~ 1 7' _._ V _, V d . . _ _ > . _> , _._ ~' ' V, 1 _. I . , , 7., i I . ,_V » ' 2 - _ _ . - -» ,-1 V . . » - - >92 »~ _-.~_l. . _ ., @'~_,, .:,, -. ,~,-. _-_--..;.=-__1 >_- 4 . . . 4 . .92 . . ._ . ,> ~»92 one week. I wish to state that this is the first intimation ! had I --f<= *'--~'-;~,- L 92 J- -' um mm mnpxs and mum! siwm were lmovn to each other. Upon Y - - *~= Q seeing man! surrm I naturally um: yum mm Pat Reilly and_ -- J.I -" '._r.' sistar, and he replied that they Iere aJ.l right. '; , 1; ~l 3; =1 .1- 0 1- rv . ' '- '. ' - r ' ', . - a ,- . - ._ ,_ .' .',r we . . " Ihile HARRY and OLADYS SAWYEB were living with as I spent I1; 1 m6st of my time with Gladys and Francine viaiting the Wu-lds I'air,' _; , w . going to movies, and doing shopping. On one or two occasions upon - ' 1 _i . »I our return to the apartment the condition of it indicated that there _.. . 2 be had been some visitors there, although I never did see anyone else -nu. ' other than LLVIII KARPIS and HARRY SAWYER there on these occasions. _ V Ls stated above, may and cunts sum: and Francine, lived use - - -.r us tor approximately a week and thereafter the SAIYERS obtained an ' _ 1 e_=_ .' apartment in the same hotel, either on the same floor or the rleor above us under a acne I do not recall. I never visited than at their if-' I apartment, although Gladys Sawyer and I cmtinued to shop and travel ' in Chicago together. As I recall, the SAWYERS lived in this apartment " tor about ono rook and I do not have any knowledge of any vieitors I E. 1%, , Ihioh they might have had. _ , A , y ' - ~' ' "-'-'>- -' -A - .-. , ._. ¢._,__, ¢. ' On or about September 25, l933 ALVIN KARPIS and myself left ._ _ for Reno, Nevada, in his Dodge Sedan. Is did not pass through Saint ; -' ~ /1 . " Paul, Minnesota, on this trip but drove direct to Reno, Nevada, a ;:- -. r." 1 ii . .- ,-.- .- arriving there three days attugour departure. We registered into ,._ y 4 ~ L; .. _ - >7 r, s'n.*£n¬.mn Hotel under the name of either BURNS or LOEILAH, at; _" '-"1, which hotel we stayed approximately one week. We knew no one at ,", _ cm. hotel, nor did,we see any of i1.vm's friends at um time. '1 f I v Q. might ctotc at this point that ALVIN indicated to ms upon our _ _ _ 1, arrival in Reno that he had been there sane time previous. 'i o my 3 - 42;; 1» recollection he stated that he lived there tor a period oi several wseksduringl9'-52. , . 92 It Around cm. puma mrm xiizms _Ana'iy$.1: drove so 5...-;, 1*. 14'":-< -_ . . Francisco, California, and checked into the William Taylor Hotelpp , _ ,6, I. s H" ., under the name, I believe, of,LOHMAlI. While in San Francisco 1. . >~ »: - ~e , ALVIN purchased an Auburn Sedan. We stayed in San Francisco for i, :~ . 4.. -_- tso days and viaited various taverns, the addresses of which I do 7;}; __ t - .<-a_ L ; not know, with the exception oi one place whichnvllll and I visited _ _ more frequently than the others and which is located about tso A ~ 7» blocks around the corner n-on tn. William Taylor Hotel. It aPPBB1 °¢ that ALVIN Ian well acquainted there. We returned to Reno, Nevada, ho;- y thereafter in AHrIN's new auburn automobile and went to_ live at Steamboat Springs, a health resort a tev miles from Reno, Nevada. While living at Steamboat Springs, and after I9 h fl 59811 Q 5 ,- _ _ ~ ._ _ ,- I __. , t 92 -_.e._ l_ . _ - _ __e_- - -a-. ,. - ..-1.; .! ;_ E L t~ . = a of, ,._5_.. __%92 a-so T 4 ;5'».:' . _-ii"; it _,__ _.92;~'. .. .5-.2__.-' 'i " _'v- 92 " ~ pr .-_ ~ ' - '. g - . ' » . »-e -~ ..».-----_e -92 <-.=- -, " , " _ .__ g. _ ~"" ¢'_ ¢"'i:~,. _ Ii ? 21*. §¢f'!'e--'92~$¥<» , . .. A_ _ -* - there approximately one week, mun HARIIOH and mom aummrzn ,1 -ii} -_ V I visited the Springs, where I net then. A day or so later, at ; 'vA.lVIN's suggestion, PAULA and I drove to San Francisco, California, V '@ _ .-I-";~ < to pick up the registration card for the lube:-n'Sedan previously '4 .-~.. bf-...' ,. 41' purchased by ALVIN and which was to be sent to the Iillin 1laylor.':.,¢_- 1 e-1»: Hotel. PAULA and I registered at the Iillien Taylor Hotel and '3 1, ?i %-1" ?! got the letter addressed to AUDI under the name oi I18-ill and -; I _ left that sens night to return to Reno, Ievedle < " f . _'. 1; #5:;-;. " ' ma or about Novenber 8, 1933 we moved to the llvada Apartments, -'_- e." I-"'. and mmnzx and PAULA, who had been nun; in an apartment the address saint, oi which I do not know, rented a place at the Belmont Apartments. ~ While living in the Llvada apartments ALVII wanted to get euneone -to ', . 7% : - ~ r work for no but I told him that I would nnch rather do the house-_ e '.; 4 ,;?;:-P;- -.92 _¢ -1':.' -'- '12.."-'~ -t 92-.':';._e7.*.'--.»keeping by nweelt. Inaour discussion about this matter ALVIN oomeent- ~ . :-- r -;~-_ ed on the fact that the zaps were verygood dunestios, and at this ~- .'-."q,-_':-. r 1.1%' " -we>.~.< time stated that he had a Isp working for him while he was living at White Bear Lake, Minnesota, and that he was entirely satisfied with; ."_. him. From the conversation that followed I gained the impression that FREDDIE BARKER was living with him at this labs, p - . ' ~ 92 ,, l ?_ ' . I. -e-_. 3'?: -. Xflxf also during the time I was'living'at theilvada Apartments in a- 3"" Reno, Nevada, I not EDNA MURRAY, under the name of "Rabbits" at PAULA a e - i¢¢~ HARl&0H'S apartmat. On one occasion VOLNE! DAVIS cams toour place, .4 ~17 ;~_~§_ 92 5" _ and asked tor PAULA HARBOR and FRAZEIE BARKER. This was the mly. occaifcii met VOLNEY DAVIS while living in Reno, Nevada. I likewise ,, , saw DOC BARKER on several occasions during this period although I do ,_4.¢- notknow where he tee living. HARRY CAlG BIIL.L and NORA BURDEITI " were also living in Reno at this time, the exact address I do not know. :5". . ~ V n_ _-Y g |.., , , _ _ _-_ .- ~ _- . _ iii .... >_,_r~ i " $3 * ALVIN and I frequently went to various taveme and night clubs. 1'é~_:c,.- with FRED H:-BKKR and PAULA BARRON, and the places I recall we visited I » were The Town club, The Tavern, The Bank Club, and s small night club - ..l._ which is located on the road between Reno and Steamboat Springs; ' E211 Nevada. "We usually made the rounds of all tour of them when we went ou p t and it a peered that the boys had been to gthese , places eometim ~ 1 prcvioue as they appeared to be quite friendly _Ilth the employees therUe_ -o-W"Q4. -... " 1 Shortly after we moved into the Alvada Apartments IRE! and DOG 1 ~_< 4-I ?! BARKER left for an unknown destination. ALVIN KARPIS end I a day or so later drove to Les Vegas, Nevada, and on the outskirts oi town, end ' ' purely by chance, we met DOG and FRED BARKER, who were parked at a 92 barbecue stand. All tour oi us checked into the best hotel in town, which l believe is the Sal Sagev. That same afternoon the four oi $18 went to visit the dam outside oi Lae Vegas which was than under con- C63 4 I 92 1" " K G -I i -* 5'1"-'~"> e .3'_92_.. .;".92--92- , -.v92__ '92.'_ 1.?-~ .__._ -as-.' '_ W. . * strhctioa. on the folloriaa earn!-as D00 and man mama left _,7_.., ,_' 1 - .. Vegas and I do not know where they were going. However, ALYII . 5'-3'. -7"': -'"and I stayed in Las Vegas for three or four days more and than '_ V we drove to Los lngeles, California, and checked into the Rosalyn; '1 é" ~ Hotel under an alias which I do not recall. we remained in Lee 7. Angeles for two days and it appeared that ALVII KLRPIS was waitiai and .."_ for a message from some perem inasmch as he did not leave the -~4 ..-' ..' 154 sf; hotel atany time while we were living there. Be apparently did not receive this message, and although he did not make any remark in connection therewith, I observed that he was somewhat perturbed 4 ~?"'.i. a I because of it. Ia did not go anywhere nor did we see anyone while in Les Lngeles, California, Ind at the and of two days LIIII and , I returned to Reno, Nevada. : y In . .3 -u -C ' 1*; 2 f-7. , 4* - On or about Decaher a, use noc sauna, ALVIN mama, -=s- 5 . ::.'; _. .~ ,. and myself left Reno, Nevada, in our Auburn Sedan and drove to .- ' ' Y: :' .1 J 1. ;."..92-_v,- AI . _ Ghicago, Illinois, arriving on or about December 5, 1933. LL71! ' ;.?.";:_i :§_»,.} #9.?" '21:-. and I checked into the Orlando Hotel, and after we carried our _ V. "2' "~t 4 baggage to our roon a"L VIH left with D00 BARBER and shortly there- ' 1 IQ?"-Ii after £J.H'IN returned by himself. I do not know where the rest of ~53 ; the crowd vent upon leaving Reno, Nevada; however, it was ny -a * ._ understanding that they were either going to leave or had already left Reno when ALVIN and I did, and I recall that we net FRED V ~._.v_ .92_~'-.' ,..; ! 2* r;..»~_v1..92 ,_._ '_ BARKER and PAULA HARMON in a restaurant in Cheyenne, Wyoming, on J .. ,,__ in-- -"T" our way to Ch_ic92B°| lllinoieey ' A »_.. _.. _ ,___ , - - 4- >1, _ Y in I V Q -e ~ -- _ ALVIN I stayed at the orlanden otal for V __ '1 < _} about ten days, after which time LDIIN told the that he rented .1'1,/P" Q»=- - , an apartment and purchased some furniture as a surprise for me. Several days later we moved into an apartment located at 7133 Yates, ? ~=~»'1~r~"3. A 79117-190 Chic 58°: Illinois under 0 the name of LOB-ULN. Ia did not . _~ - .9 . see any members of the gang frequently at this time, and I recall that ALVIN KARPIS and myeelf had Christmas dinner alone at the . -:=* iiako Inn, a Chinese restaurant located at list and Jeffry avenue, Chicago, Illinois . On Christmas night ALVIN KARPIS left the" 1,.- apartznent and returned partially intoxicated. I did not knot ~ »i F... .. 1 4 _ t , . where he had been but later ascertained that he visited at Bo her 92 4%-;-$35 Barker's apartment, locatedat 7269 South Shore Drive, Chicago.;~, e-7 iI § Lh 1 distinctly recall the pm-ma of the aantm kidnap- 1': ling, and naturally was very much interested in it. and to my A .v _ '1' recollection ALVIN K.A.RPIS' actions did not at any time make me - auspicious that he was connected with that crime. During this afar - - ,- >~n~»-W ~f__ - e- r I 92 - -._. -~ . _.;.__-.-a, I. -»92._,-cu - ___ ';',__ G 4 C} J -4 '92-¢ 5 ~ . _ *1. :-e, .- T :-"I - " < - , 4- hr , w ' r ».,;.;1-;,r92'-{V outf .* ._ »»§_- ' fc ,""'*~"i,'T"'ji92 f"f 1 . . . .. v _ ~. W'. ,,, .. . . ';--. - ,_' .92 , - = : ' . ' - Q .- , I , L . ' . , _- 1 1 .~ " ' '_ ' "' ', ' . '- _ ._ . fr '1, ' e : A ? - ' ' ' - 92' r »-; .~92,..; :~_-., - >; 2+ .-"..~.'92.. 4., * , -s .' ~}~ period, as I recall, he was away at one tin torlabout a -qn ~. Also during this period I recall he did leave has in the early -*4 - -3"." .i;p~" morning and return to the apartment either late that same night Fa? '1! or early the next morning before six o'eloak. _ _7.I ,~- . -"57 1 ., - 151'? " , ' ' '. , ' '92 ' ' r re .1 f 7" ' I cannot recall the enact dates, but I remember that 1' "ii __ Yieorge Ziegler celled at our apartment on two or three occasions" " _ 1 *5 in January 1934 and several times in February 1954. He would ~-- .- --1.§, 1 usually come there tor breakfast on these occasions and to my J e recollection he was always dressed in business clothes, and was I _, usually alone on these Y1I1$leA We were also visited by IRE mm several emu during this pa-sod. -- 1 . ' 0 - - - .~ ,: 0 _» - - _~ _. ___ , . V _ V _ --_. _,92 I Mr i '" e I recall IRED BLRKIPS birthday dinner, which Is ~.». .r. 1 .l . , 0 . had sometime during the middle or January 1954, and that at this H -< 1: v. v-5-r}-T11, .;-I party there were present Mother and IRE! BARKER, 01i!QKi§[QIliLKR, -7 .- _ 5-." ,_ ,*.rs_ and his wife Irene, ALVIN and I, and another couple wh se identity ?'=:!7.;~ -2 .-¢'." - 1:. .31 a. -».- I do not know, but whm I believe were frm the East, possibly New York City, However, I have no information which can substantiate that. It appeared that this unknown couple were quite friendly - ' with oneness zmoma and Irene, and it is possible that Irene knows i - "I who they are, I recall that during the course ot the evening at ' r this party we quite freely disouseed WILLIE HARRISOWS experience V, __ 4 : v ag gnond, Indians, in that a girl jumped out oi e_ window in ~ _ ,__. ~e HA.RBIS0lI'S room to avoid being raped by bile " _ 0 ~ ' 2 §> A - v . _ .- I _ 5 Y _ '' About the middle oi March 1934 AIJIIR told me that he ~_,_-~.-1.. was leaving and would beaway for several weeks, not stating where he was B01118: He took with him a small bag containing clothes.» - I 1 Ihile he was away on this trip I visited Bother Barker on several ~ occasions, and on one occasion FRED BARKER was pz-esvent. This wash about a day or so before GEOIIEE ZIEGLER was killed¢_ I noticed" - 3,;.:'lr that 1"R.KD'S hands were bandaged, and asked him about AIFIN as I'».' :'_ 4-, ,:1, .@_a; z ".;:- believed that they had met up with some accident. FREDDIE told ;' ~ ' ;/,_, .., me at this time that ALVIN see all right, and than remarked that _ ALVIN and I were ping to move to Toledo, Ohio, In this oonneotion}_ - nu. he stated that PAUIA would be over to my apartment to get me the _ ' x following day and that she would drive me to Toledo where I was - ',"~ to stay with her until I got wcs-d either from him or from ALVIN . as to what I was to do. About 8:00 A411. the following mrning . PAULA cmne to the apartment. We were cleaning up the apartment before lent iug when Mother Barker arrived at about 10:00 LR. She shoved me the newspapers and told me that GLDHGT. ZIEGLER had been killed; that Irene had been to her apartment tnat morning .4- 8..- ,92_ < _.~' {__'! 4 a~> ' 1 ! _ , ._§@§:' .v_..,, 5 5. o-_ to . : ~' ' . - ' . V Y 7 "_" _J j A, ~ _> y K __ _ n1 I . "F V495*-we" ___4 -J, ~-1-r" 1:-1V, y 1 > ~.-'_' vb we D x ME. »-< ,4 a .__ ,. Q, _o _,;-.5 . ._ K':'>~;-3;"-- *' ' ~ »-. Q ' ~ 'W - L~ '- '1 k ~->" ' H . . 1- .' '-. ' r I .. . ' '- , _- - ~' ~ ~ _< 4 _'. _ V -,3, 1 o v; .-.., _ p "'..J~ -/Y @- and was caning back, I want with Mother Barker to her apartment; A -.1-_ .51»-- V *' 1, r 4 '41.. up - Iithin fifteen ninutaa Irena Ooetz cane in and I asked her it aha -: _»t~ ¬;.~'1 ~31 L !~-»_ needed any lonay, and she replied that aha did not, that ilothar ' . r. ,1: ' . . l , *.: - Barker had already given her acne mney. 92 Irene stayed about an hour, -wv. a -- ,,-. during Ihieh time aha spoke to Mother Barker, Ihich conversation I M .'_"._.92 . >733 did not overhear, She than left atating that aha would return later, -, -p I returned to an apartment shortly afterwards. _PAUIA and I ocmplatad » 92 our packing. We latt about 1:00 PJI. that afternoon in Ii-'iED'B lord '. .»"'_' x Coupe tor Toledo, Ohio. I _ - '. 'V _ I - " 11.4 V'1 .:__;."._-Z5, s;'}"1%-.~'.'~ ,s . . . Upon arriving in Toledo I moved into PAUL-M5 apartment '-Y,.. on Suznit Street, ahare aha had been living for Iona tine. I did not i_-_, aae anyone when PAULA and I arrived in Toledo, Ohio, and about tour ¥. or tire days later IRKDDIE BARKER cane to the apartment in company ,1 with Jimmie iilson, who drove him up tron Chicago, Jimmie Vilabn r .2 '. 3_ ~'. '~ -.'r -7 atayed with us for tao or_threa days at this time. t * . A ._:» -.1,I92- ,2 ,== -;. 'v.'.";.'3~:'.'-o-. a 71 rt-.---i ~..' .----.»..; .._-._.L! 3 .- ~23 _ About three or tour days later LIJIN KARPIS came to the 1 ¢.'-:1;-~ -. 3:» Er V apartment nun Ruaaelléiibson, Gibson left immediately for an '2» -, .~ ,1 . n unknou destination. noticed that ALVIIVS fingertips were bandaged Y and likariaa noted a scar on the right aide of hia face immediately below the lobe oi the right ear. During this time IRED BARKER and 92" ALVIN KARPIS were almost helpless, and PAUIA HARMQI and mygO1t ware ; with them almost conatantly, D00 BARKER and HARRY CALZPBELL viaitad I'- .--....?_ 5 < us or aeveraloccaaiona; Iillian Harrison likewise visited us, and__-~ on one occasion he drove ma in MEN'S Pontiac to Chicago, Illinois, where we checked into the Southmoor Hotel under assumed ensues. ~ - '- on -. . ALYIH KARPIS had instructed me before leaving Toledo that II should pr . _ r ¢ _, do that inasmuch as he told neha thought that our Yates Avenue ._ , y 5 ._, Apartment night be under surveillance by the police or by Governmnt . 92 ."E~";_i,,. aganoiaa, That afternoon William Harrison and myself visited Mother »j A . I Barker's apartment on South Shore Drive and that evening we drove to » - .1; -- '1-E1 Y7 "' r . Y;'§,f_j; _'g' a town the name oi which I do not knoa, located about thirty Iailaa 4 -. _-»-_._ -1a. 1,- out of Chicago, and visited VOIHEY DAVIS and EDNA MURRAY in their " ¬-_V». __e ~..-@- J |¢ $~ . =13 -1 - 1 . apartment, Two other aomenwhoae identity I do not kliOI,I0l O vlikai ' ST wise present, Thereafter we visited a tavern in a small town, the, u__,.v. location of ehich I do not know, where Harrison Iaa acquaintadwith A A < moat oi the cuatomara and amployaea, and after remaining an hour 01" . : - . 3 . so we returned to the Southmoor Hotel. The following day I spent almoat the entire day at Mother Barker's apartment, and I rriaon called for me at approximately 4:00 PJL __ Willie than drove me out on the West Side of Chicago to an apartment located on or near Washington Boulevard, where he -Q-» J F - 4 _ .._ -,. - 4-ns___--_..__._,__,o______1 I. Q 92f - 92_! g. ,_..-.~ §l | I .1, ._ ..v 4- -. ~ . >- ~ .~--»- -- -.,... ,. .-...... :L_'.'i 92 . , . _ .4 .~ f" R _ , . , ~» 7*. _. _ , -.__5b _.,_ -.92 . _ ,6--_-_. , __ ,.'_ 4 P _- N-3 . ',c_ .". -_g.?'._-I F.92_'.r. picked up mm neuron." " rue three or it a;aie;""@n; ciao;-I,- kg T U. Illinoie, to a furniture etore, the location or which I do not now ..».» _ , .- -" recall. WI-TON went in and returned a few minutes later and etated f_I ._ that he had arranged for ecmebody to deliver a package toour "5 11 7 .» apartment at I135 Yatea Avenue for the purpose of learning Ihotllr A, »"j-1~= Iv- the apartment wee being watched; -T -_ 4 " " f4- Q 4 4 I _ _ _;- :23 =5 _ _ _ Ie than left ELTON o_i i' at hie apartment and willie ':- r ' drove me to the vicinity oi Ylat and South Shore Drive, where he " * '" waited in a drug etore. About a half hour Later willie returned > and told no that it would be eate for me to go to my apartment, ~ which I did. After packing we proceeded etraightwey to _'i'oledo, _-,_ e 5-,;_.=_¢ CD10; _ f~~ _, ,_ 1' l -A35" 21*, I _,. ?-. -.' - ' V I ~_-» , . .~ -e 1. .-£5 »' .'- _. §. ,; I,, :.'1.92 ..'»j~_~ - _'¢ '.'- b -.,1': ' '' Upon arriving at Toledo," Ohio, we went direct to y ~ »-U ;_v.'.";.:'1;'.*./RFRED BARKEIUS apartment where PAULA and I i ound'1"RED and AJ-VII, '- .- 2' '. ' . V," ~;':~ and that eame afternoon Iillie Harrieon aeaiatod ALVIN and nyaelt - = .: aria » I .,,;.;_.. -.- .-.. .4 in obtaining an apartment at the Iarvie Apartnente. his wee - ~ ~ I approximately April l0, 1954 and we lived hare under the name of ELRA! ll. BXLAUDRY and wife. Harrison did mat oi the carrying oi 77!.. the luggage ineezwxch ae ALVIN wae etill recuperating from hie _ > ' Y nag, we!.--':2" opration and could not handle any oi the baggage. while living A ' .-" . L . at the Iarvia Aprnaente D00 BARKER stayed with no tor three or a ~ - 514:1,- four daye, and after about two weeke later EDNA MURRAY and YOIJIEY - ~.. nr ->.__._ _ DAVIS likewiee moved into the apartment. VOLIEY DAVIS at thll $158 ;_;- ',. : :':;.;';"'ihad Se_cn operated on, and although hie tingartipe ware not bandaged, reg. ab hie tingere were ltill eore and tender. VCDTEY and DNA remained ~- pf";- tor two or three days, during which time KINA MURRAY located an I " ~23 -'__§'_" -i apartzacnt in Toledo. I recall that one evening during this time Q :§ YOLNEY DAVIS, INMII IIISON, _OLLIE BEE}, D00 BARKER and ALVIN KARPIS e ~:=»' had dinner in the apartment. This wee the tiret and only time I :.<-weal" Q . ma _ - ' in ~_': 'j~ ,Y_ .iA_'_ 'lA_ :" ,;J_ I > v H I >_ V M ~e- . 'av ' - After locating Iapertnlient, I the location oi which I '5 ~ " _' ~ .35 x. ' 5 r -. ~ 92 do not know, VOINEY, EDNA, and DOC thennaowed n-om our apartment» __ ~¢ I recall that ALVIN and myself visited the Caeino Club on tour or -O"? ,-L._- five oocaeione, We talked with people working in the Club, and I ow 5 .7 »/.1, recall meeting two brothere who either worked, there or who were . n _ axi V owner: oi the Club. However, I do not recoi i *1" "5"" '3-'°4 °1' -_;,' ; Bert Logan Ihile we were at the Club I likewise aaw on eeveraln _ occasions D00 BARKER, FRED BARKER, IMRRY CALIPBELL, PAUIA EARMON, amna HARRISON, ausrr orasou, aha probably wmom mama. , ALVIP Y.."" 'S "encrally accompanied no to the Club. I do know that the two brothers who were often present at the Club drank with -IQ _ ' I - .. . _ .i. . ,1... .== _---_~; _ _..92. - ~ 4- _.___i R > I _, k. . L! '92»xos l->43_ 1' , ,1-¢,~. ..-_,a,*p ; . , ' v._ ._~: . ".»:%1+.- - nabs :-s oi the gang, and I likewise know thatmambersof the gang " ?I:7 §f i ~=~1 frequently wontriding in a boat on the lake;however; AI donot " know- " who- , wee the omor ct ue boat.. '-wf-' = _ -~.:- L--*-v»,,,,_7 ' -.-5 -_ ,» ~/_ -_;_ -";_,..,;,.,. .1, _- . 1* '5 ?. i . .1 r s lbout A month after mun; use tho 17¢:-ii-Iflportnontoi, T - 5 on or about Hey 15, I934, I nedo a trip to Chios-so by plane to visit -* ' 'r~ » P, Iother Barker and to lot hor how tnetmo and ran» mama were all ~9 right, FRED having intended visiting his mother but had been unable ,3 - tcrdo so. I stayed over night at the southmoor Hotel, and visited Ill Bzmlim, who was alone; spent that evening with hor, and returned -I .-.4-a to Toledo alone the following day by plane. ' , e V 1 ~ 1»"F _ _ .9 _ " Sometin! in tho middle oi lay 1934 ALVINKLRPIB andI loft rolodo, Ohio, and drove to Clovolendt he roeson we lott lvl L 92 , Tolodo at this timevwee to got away tron the crowd, inasmuch as f .. everyone was moving into lbledo et this tins, and also for tho T reason that I was in my first stages of pregnancy and ALVIN did not . * ::.~92.;. .= . .>"- . 3.f'!.f§ -*_'{,_» , :~ M, '3;want them to know of my condition end likewise did not want no to 4 , .r_~.»!;; ;._-_.->-_ :;__»,Vi .t_ associate with the lob. ' " ' ~ 3-- ~ ~= ,.__--...- ;'/-"< s"_ -"":1_*, .1131._,_ ;;;-VI, .-~"=! 98¢; A ' Upon arriving in Cleveland, Ohio, wo passed an aplrtmnt building which had a "For Rent" sip on the n-ont or it. This place I believe was on 169th Street immediately oft ct Euclid Avenue} " l 3155?-ii ALVIN drove pest this place end told no to take a cab beck to tho v . . ~"= <7".-:1 apartment house and inquire whether they had any apartments vacant, n_i__ - - which I did. I rented one and ALVIN and I immediately loved into I _ 92 . . ._ itfnhd inasmuch es tho manager of the building did not ask us to:-'V ~'_:n our name we did not give them any. We remained in this apartment tor approximately one month, end ertor a week or so tron our e" '_ .-_~Q . ': . u. .H errivel in Cleveland, LEVIN KARPISdrove to Toledo, Ohio, and ro- .- I _. turned with IRE! BARKERend PAULABARRON. Theylived with us for about ttree deys at this time and then moved to another epertmoat sanewhero inCleveland, the address otwhich I do not know. is I _ V M visitedv their apartment ononly one occasion. j__ ;,, {L7 ; | 4'- " " n '1.". . , 1-. '9292 I-, , , ,wm¢ um; in Cleveland,omef, eroundthis period _1 0 _._ nude a trip to Chicago, Illinoie, by plane to pick up some mail at I. -I-__ the poet office which ALVIN KARPISapparently expectedto receive st_ "" ~ ' General Delivery. Upon arriving at Chicago I proceeded direct to _» p / .- llother Barker : apartment andvisited with her for several hours¢ "1' . a She taskedme about the boys and everybody in general. Lftor I loft '~ Mother Barker : apartment I proceeded to downtown Chicago to pick up the mail at the post o! 1'ico,'andI thoughtenroute that two " men were following me, and in order to lose them I made several trips around Chicago andfinally did lose them in the Worlds Fair -11- @ / I l C . K _- ~ v .. - 92 ..~..a D _,»..~.>mLq- .x.- _. > ea». ___ _.,__>;.-..--...... _ , e1 ' V3 1 .d: __ '10-= 1; . -a g -e ,-1,-r;~ v»':-1vv" -i v-" £¢'! .' """"""" ' fa Tr - >,q »p_v. ~._.- V-92 ,_ " >.-' "' .. " u »-I . "" '. . . F 92 .- x, .~-. T _r=' "e - - , . .- ', -.. . _.._- , .-_ . - 4 - -5 .¢ __ _. .L . " . " ' . . 1'1 , ._~ - ' -- K = , ='>_ . ' _ ' ->- 1 . -_.~ v ":- - H . . - - - ' '_ __ 92 A _. - - -r ,' - _ ~_;__-.- -- -,' '" ;'_. { - -3 He: '3 :I~;_;- ' 3- " 0 . . - 92. ._ . = . ~ _, r -_ '- . --, 1, ~ v ,_- f. . 92 , . '" 'b - e w V "1 .11: 1' I .:-> - ~._ r 92 .' 1 . _. " ' * .> ,_.- __ ., -. H ' »» . , .'_-.'-I " -;_ 1' v 92.-.-_;.--tr J N-j _ I 92._, * _ -1-, - ~- ,~t-- ' _"' _ _ i ~ I 1-»; ~ VJ ~91~ -5 -'-9 . + ._;f _- P-_ ~31; . §- ; ; , . .92 , -'.*~P : . ._: _ . '_ " - . _ ___ I ~ _, _ _ .' ;__. ;,__-'..»_ j .~_ ., '.;__;." ~ I. ~ SJ ___» _ no_ grounds. Le e result of this observation I didnot desire .7- I. pick up the nail at the poet offioe, and theteane evening 1 j A» ;- returned to Cleveland, Ohio, by plane. Upon ny return to Cleveland ¥ I told ALVIN KARPI3 about my observations ae ehove indicated, end e J.a V he conjectured that they were police officers. I never returned to Chicago, Illinois, for the nail in question, and it is ly belief __ that ALVIN sent emeone else after its ~; ' , .. 92 _ - . _ It . . ___ I . . 1,, I.1 ' L _ _92 f -ff 3. - _ 92 . !~ , * 7. k I I W LLVIR at this itimedetated that it-at going £2 1: rent an unfurnished apartment and he apparently did so inasmuch ae " r;':'92'-.'.¬¢"7he took no out to visit it. This houee wee loeated on flamingo ' A ' >!'-' ;~ '-" Street. I had purchased furniture for the house at various furniture ?.=?.?. stores in Cleveland, and about two weeks later had it delivered end ve moved into the house. A few daye after loving IR BARKE visited h 1"-~< A the house, alone, and thereafter he visited us on several occasions. A R Zr , On one occasion PLUM BARRON was with hie. ' I " 4., -- . ' . . . . v . 0 1934 ALVIN KARPIB drove me to the '» wr ,_ On or about June l, Cleveland Hotel, stating that_ he was going to eeet some friends. 1 I 2" no». ' v _ In myjareeence he asked the roon elerk in whet room MR. JAMES was, ' ~ '92 livfng, end upon being advised he and 1 went to thatroom and there "e~ ~. lnet HARRY and CLUIYS SAWYZR and their little daughter h'aneinee' ..- z BARRY SAWYER asked ALVIN what had been keeping hie; that he had been . :1 waiting for hie for two days at the hotel» After talking with than ' ' T for e while LLVIR invited BARR! SM - Yi i, hie wife Gladys and daughter I _- __, Franc ine,to live with us until they located an apartment in Cleveland, ' 92 e.'> Tit . ' . ~;__ Ohio. That same evening ALVIN KARPI8 end HARRY SAWYER left and later _ ~__92..,f .! . Gladys, Francine, and I departed from the hotel and went to our home. - afglz i _ ¢- PU BARRY and Cledye reenined with us at our place over night, and on /' , " wg l1 -. - '92 the following day PAULA DAEMON came over, after which Gladys, Paula - 92e end myself proceeded to the Cleveland Ebtel to cheek out the SMTYKRS. - At that time the floor clerk stated that a long distance telephone ~ call fron New York City had cone to the hotel for MR. and MRS. IRAN! JAKE during their absence, and that the party calling gave the roan av , .-U. in which they were registered. Gladys remarlwd to Paula and myself 5' that she could not understand who could have made this call because nobody know share she and HARRY SAV|'Yl2R were, and was greatly worried about this call, and in conversation with Paula md myself she mentioned the possibility that it might have been "I110 ¢0PP61 B" checking up on them. » . e - We than took the baggage and made a roundabout trip to our home, figuring that we possibly night be followed, and when we arrived there we told IL -RR ! SAWYIQR and ALVIN about the call. They e~.- --..._.'". ..___.. _ _ .,. ,.-v gU I .. .. I .;_,,;_.. -r??"" -1 vl'-Q-I8 ~ 1 , 9 . '1 -1': :-"' L-F4 F Q,.,., p - ~, ex w- 1 -r - r- - :1 - 3 _~ --,e.=4,- 3-'~--_~-sun--g-.-':v_,1n~|--_ n~ 92~U_"IQ¢P Q I J . . . __v , _- ., ~-.5, -- _ M . __. __,_ ._~._;;.;, .. "" " .. 1., _» -1. '~ V ,.' - ~ . - . . - ., -1. - --a _ ._,--V» ___-_'_-- -,,_ . 3» -;. _~ /< .__..~ : . 1* I 92 s V. ./_-,-, _+;: .. I -._ .,... -:< s _ ;j< _ , .,._v »_.-'v. ._,y_v92 _ ;vrvY A ~T., ' - " -»~ hoth were very nuch worried concerning it, IHLRRY being especially '.~»,v_v 92F 8 sc, end thereafter inn: went to e public telephone end called the _ ' ;,_o=t. long distance telephone operator, asking her whether anyone had y ,..._i' celled IR. JAKE at the Cleveland Hotel. Be was advised by the . 92. _ ? .;_T." ,5;' ,;___i_~.-4 operator that she had no record of such a call. ALVIN told BARR! ~< about this but he still was very much worried about the call es ' . .4 he still insisted that no one knew that he end nu wife were I § livingintheclsveland otel. - -- "."l¢ >t£."- . , ' _ . A - . . -~ v ." Y .5 ' Hiring the time BARR! III! GLLDYS SLIYER Ilre 1171! '- -'.~~» with us FRED BARKER and PAULA HARBOR visited us on several < ' ' I» vi»:- occasions, and quite frequently HARRY, GLADYS, end ALVIN visited -' ;%&*rj L . r P.?__. FREDDIE and PAULA at their apartment in Cleveland, the eddresr of .1 .f . which 1 do not know» 1 am not mm their epertmcnt am-mg can 4 I . ~-V. . . .;j==j-'§'~.:92 period es I did not get along very well with PAULA and on the f:¢ ';",;'~j . 1... J ,_.,;__f,_.?, occasions MRHY, GLADY8, sud ALVIN were away I remained st hues . 5' ='-'§I'." ,.'~'?-Tit/.1! ~13. with Franc ins, ~ '4!:/"I'M!.,,_...-_-.. ".17, ii z 31??" '5 On one occasion while HARRY and GLAIIYS SAWYER were , 1.1.. living at our house I can recall that a large commercial airplane f w an ~ . was broadcasting above the city. As it passed over our house A . . 92 ,- -53. nl_s1.. _ . HLRRY 8MY:ZR looked up and etated that it was possible that there -» 1'- L, xi : . u nigzt have been "coppsrs' in the airplane, end actually seemed _v ,1 " _-_.i"_.. F »:-. afraid-that they night he looking dour at him _ /T" ~ I -.5 '~i R - -I >» ... - _ ,.. I _ k ~.;_» ..';:;._ Abml the first part or July or the latter pert of 1 ,» -~. June 1934 LLYIN and myself moved into e house on West 140th Street, V ~ -4: ; the exact address ct which I do not know. After we had been in the I .. .3{H house about e week WILLIAM HARRISON moved in with us. PAULA HARIOI A {min _,,,. _ x. _ _ __,.>___ and FRED BARKER visited us on one occasion with HARRY CAMPBELL, -I .- I < GLADIS and HARRY SAWYEI. Because I did not especially care tor ' PAULL HKRMON and was e hit incensed that she should visit my hens, ' _'_. I remained in the kitchen and did not overhear any of the conversation 4: . 2 - __,_ - Mr 41 , 1 ZZZ" .- _ -~_ U . »_ , _ -_,-. > . _ _ _m - ._ _> cl» Y-J - During this time ALVIN KARPI8 took me to s gambling place 35:_e3_};~L0, 5 -' located on the outskirts oi Cleveland. This place was e large Ia. ;~ gambling house having a large parking lot located immediately outside. _ 2 I recall that on the first occasion that ALVIN $001! me thdrc 116 M4 said "Hello" to the man at the trout door as thong: he had been previously acquainted with him. Thereafter ALVIN took me there on several occas ions and I rz-oqusntly visited it alone. On one occasion I saw PAUL . and FREDDIE there but I did not speak to theme e-13¢ I -7 W y. - -< . ..._ ._.; ______I, __ . > 0 -VJ . , 4 im- : .- I r» V -7- i"92 Ed T;*2 " ;"- 3 - __** -. _ - ~:--¢-1%: ~ ,- lg ~< y ~ - ¢ ,'r e Jv .o | ,Q-, . 7 _>_._-'3, 1-_p.-.;,rH-t. .., -- V > .',_/~ -, ._, Q -_ - _ _ » '- » »< ., , . ~. . , 1:. - - £21. -_ - -. _ -- . -_ - ~- , .-4!» - - .-,.. > ,,,r.._ 4 » r_ -1.'l - -~ . .»~,.~4,'.__1 92 - . -1., f'.',';< 5'-K"'. » - | . ' t - I Z BILL IEaYER'8 '»- nu. cottage locatedliving at tax; outeide of house nvm Sanduaky, ma gyooli droveOhio. I recallout cc ; .r!'-1,1. f, a-.~o.~-. that BILL IEAVER and MYRTLE ELTON were there and eeveral other oi the -1 . I ,1 gang whoeo idontitieo I cennetnow recall. A1111! got out ct the ear but I did not. After remaining about a quarter of an hour we ro- _ "7 Q f turned to Cleveland, Ohio. Ch another oceaeion we again vieited, ; ._ IEAYHPS Ootilgo. EDNA IEURRLY and poooihly V0183! DAVIS, HARRY J . *'" OWPBEI.L, 'i'ILLIh HARRISON, and.BILI.. WEAVER were there, and IEYRTLI V- _.% EATOH prepared dinner for ue, After dinner LLVIH and nyaelt retumod to Cleveland, Ohio. _ ._ _' y, ,_ __.", _ 1' _ 2- :.';.".'.».r.. Q J~ "-V .'.'.' " *: . On or about September 5, 1054 ALVIN -115,: went to bod 1-; - *1; about 9:00 Pd . WILLIE HARRISON, who had been living with uo, left Cleveland, Ohio, with acme or his clothes tour or rive daye previous. _ » I do not know where he went. At about ll:00 P.l!., while ALVIN and I were in bed, BLRRY CAMPBELL, FRI- D BARKER and DOC BARKER came to the 2-3 - <1 ? vi 7 ~I1-An ?-'_' houae, ALVIN went to the door to let than in. At this time FRED told V. -- {;'¥f3.*-14:, ._.. e'.f*-, '- . - or:»-- 7 AIFIH that IINONA EJRDEITB, GLADY5 SAWYAR, PAULA HARMON and I had been re -£1» =1 .-,r..._._1, " Pt --1._ arrested, and ALVIN stated that I wee not arreated, that I was in bed. IREDDIE then told ALVIN that Iynona, Gladyeyand Paula were arroatodt Y .1 at the Cleveland Hotel tor causing some eort of a disturbance. ALVII '3' thereupon told no to get dreeeed and go into the living room and 1; -. i Q._ an A . 5| far. " .-I maintain . lookout. man! CAMPBELL and noc mm laid down to got Q; ., t.. scmeooleep while FRED and ALVIN talked privately, none of which oon- _; _ _ ._ - I5 A " 3, ,_, vereation I overheard. About an hour or eo later ALVIN and FRED went _. Mesa out and returned about 46 minutee later etating that there were cope and squad cars all around I1B.ED'S houae. I wee etill maintaining - ._-, ... =*=¢"*- 92~. a watch when I observed at about 4:50 i.M. two police equad care _ drive elowly by tho houee, and it appeared that they were watching 1 1* Q V, our place. They apparently drove up the block acme distance and ro- turned again driving elowly by the house, I immediately called to LLVII and told him of what I had eeen. H9 than instructed me to etart packing the things that we would abeolutely need and to forget, about the root, I otarted to peek and about fifteen minutes later _ ,. I _ r .3" is - ALVIN awakened FREDDIE, D00 and HARRY and we departed at about I" I .-<1 .. Y . e . shortly before 5:00 Add. in three automobiles. ALVIN and I drove . ' " 1. ' awayin our_P_ontiac coupe.;' H M Mm . _ - ' -_~. . -.14-. .~. i ' ' We drove out cn the highway and by pre-arrangement met I the other two care, which had taken different routee from the one we took. I got into the Pontiac and ALVIN, FRED and D06 BARKEL and HARRY CALIPBBEL got into the other two care. ALVIN thereupon instructed me to drive to Toledo, Ohio, and to check into the Algeo Hotel where he would telephone me. I thereupon drove to Toledo and checked into the hotel as instructed. That afternoon ALVIN ~14- __ w . _...a.__..,-._d. -.>_..-... .__.. ._-:__ , , -_ __ { -. "5, ¢ 92'5-.3 - z 92H~ aI4.¬ ii w. '1 ti, " - ' .->4 J7, ~._. 7 _. _. _92,- . _¢_.. ,1... _-e"92 ,~-_~--J ;-~ ; ~_ ,. Q. /;.. r_ ~,¢:-*_ - _- _~_;,-.»~,_ - ¬-§ ~;"K .~_ ,-up, t_,.__,-,._-|,- ,_,-_.--. "y - ,.:.-.~92f»'Ie-be-f=~l _~-~; V <=;- "_ B '4- telephone Ineland I niethinidoantoenty told i-*s§'.'n-.1; t'e_4 =-"', . f-"7 £2} Chicago and to register at the Southnocr Hotel. '~ I took a train to i 1] lr'_ .-_.:~-'--;< Y. _~ - "*1 J 4»-= Chicago and on my arrival registered at the southaoor. Hotel and waited e 1' _ ~ . ..<<-.-l.. for ALVIN to get in touch with ls. _, l wo days after _a:y arrival LLVII 2? 92.- .. ¢ telephoned no and told me to get an apartmnton the Iorth side of "57 J-M4 ' e . _- ' '-ev Chicago; that he would call as hack the following day, I thereupon -'q-vv.._~. got an apartment located on Divereey Avenue, possibly in the Diversey > L9. ~.1L." ' Peri Arne Hotel, ALVIN called no at the Southnoor Hotel the following fa. air; -.._ .9 __' .@. Q -' 1!I an and 1 met hm outaide the hotel. Vs me to Mother Barker'a -' " ' apartnent and Mother Barker accompanied us to the apartment I had " c -I rented on Diveraey avenue, where we registered under a fictitious ' I ~ name as mother and daughter. ALVIN KARPI8 stayed outside and left, T -, +1 .'-we *4 immediately after we had regiatered. Ie atayed at this apartment, of -22'»; and after approximately two daya Russell Gibson and Willie Harrison . ~ -'11 called at this apartment for a short Ihile. A couple of nights later, I-3'. ~/Q. ALVIN KARPIS called at the apartment md told me to pack our belong- v ._ 92 . ;,~.- _._, _,.r. ings, that we were going to lliuai, Florida. He than told Mother Barker " '."J92 -.-- ;_ -.1.5 _ fr - .1-'5 3' <92~e' '.~' 73- '71.'. that IRE! B-KRKE-R Iould see her in a couple of daye. 4 A "'" ' VJ '"'l" " , .w -T'1"|i-.,, , 1..-' -" . . _ _ At um time uxm gave Ill six exooo bills which he told -5:. keep. He did not tall nae where he had gotten this money, nor... 4in§ knot at the present time where he obtained ite o . , 'H ' . " ' f Juxm and Illeft tan £1511: m m..t..1'; r1¢r1;1;:o £ ~ rev , _»-I -~ _ *5 . ? < ! -ii; 4 "-" .".4»:2. miles gp_t_side of Chicago, probably near Gary, Indiana, we atopped at 1 - a J station along the road. ,v11.un mnnrsou Ill there napneg ~~ ._._ Z24? ..q "1 introduced no to a girl named Ruth. I do not know who this woman ia. We stayed for about a half hour, during which time Ruth and I casually w talked together and ill-LIE and ALVIN talked alone. Upon leaving WILLIS y k 1» 1.-1.»: said he would see us aometine econ. Ruth apparently had mat LDIII T? v-I ; __ before inasmuch aa he was not introduced to her and they acted I I thongs they were not atrangere to one 'anothere_ _A ,. .5: W"-, Q; 4 4 - V " 4 _ , -~._ ._ , .92_ _v - ' ' 3 '- .~. I. ,. _..-92 '_ »;-'.-~: 1 * ' ?>".'¥1-- - ' F -, " - 'On the way we did not stop off at any place or see anyone, _ ;-1"}:-;. with whom ALVIN wan apparently acquainted, and on our arrival , Miami, Florida, we proceeded to the E1 COnm0dO1'O Hotel. ALVIN aaked the room clerk for Mr; Adams. when told Mr. [Adamo was not there he ~ A . = -. £1.-A_-in left word to be notified when Ademeyreturned. _ I later gathq-ed from _ the conversation of ALVIN and WILLIE KILRRISOI that [IL].-I8 had teen V 4 : . 3 friendly with Adams prior to our coming to Miami and had referred Y ~ ALVIN to Mr. Adams. We checked into Room 1005 under the name of VIAGEER. An hour and a half or two hours later Adelne called ALVIN on the telephone, ADIIN went downstairs apparently to see Adams o and I went shopping. On my return ALVIN told me that we were going -1V=-. ,d/ _ __=___.-_ 92 __ _...e.-_.-._-_._..-92..._._.w...._.__ ~.->____._..» __<._..-., _ ~ 'e : 1v. i 1 K. L! * _3>~T:':*'~e" _=_.-- _». _,_J: . ' Jr 2 A .- U ,0-_¢_~»" ¬?* V . ~V" g-_ . _92. - . ;~_,-- ~ .~1 Q,-_.~ _'___ V.< _ .11.» .- 7_ 92>-_ .'H15 V. _-1 .£f.e:_ -'j;.- .. .- .-_. _~ , 1, -- _.,V-»»§-~_-.'¢,r_l»a~_:» , . r.,,_ . .,','.: .. -<_Q,"v>-4_~._ _',_¢ ;§-5-PQCA . _ _ . r ' I .,r I . _ I 1;. -_ _ V . . ;¢ a "' -, , - i - ~ r. ' ,e->. - .- .=~ .- -, ~- _,. 92-1 ; ~ Wzl-"' 3 T Fifi to Bevene,Cube, the in morning:that mo h tiekete for uee__ ~92.; .1 .¢_'_'i.~;' . 2. . 92._ . . __, V _ Tv_ . < I 92_ .1 . _ *4 V ; ; _ .3 _-- ._*. - -' . -_,_; , ____ f, I _ . _.'1 .;._'-v, -<-» ,_..u e ' '1'?"~ ,_Je,.~ 3 e ' A The following morning ALYIII tent downeteire end returned ;=- 1-1 with two lettere oi reterenoe, oneeddreeeed toRetheniel Heller, x . 1.,-;,. -.fl< F22;' Perkview Hotel, Havana, Cube, end the other eddreeeed to George _ , -ii" ':._1-.- He -ie, Amerioen Ber, hvene, Onbe, endour tickets to iievnne, which -: wrx i LLYDI told me Ur. Adams had gottenitor ue. I inquired oi JLLYIH whet he intended to do with our Ford coupe, end he eteted he was leevin; W 4 it with Hr, Adamo, who would get rid oi it, we peeked our baggage 1 end on leeving we net Hr. Adune in the lobby, Adnme referred to _ ALVIN en BAY, end ALVIN introduced no ll hie wife, Ie left ilnmedp; '7 f hr dIn ; ¢ -1 1-, ."¢.92>,':.:¢ '192 >. 1"; ietely, proceeding by treinend hoet, erriving in Evnne the eene I, - 1 v 3- :~'-31*. '1 .'._, e; ,-4' »_~- - . 1 .1,-.: "seine _ .. * _ ,. ., ~ .#@3 '-,5_"§../3 /' < --1; ._ .-'- , - V ~ . -'_ , " . Upon our errivel we registered et the Parlcviewy otel A under the heme of WAGNER. After cleaning up we went downeteire to ' the her, where we not Hr, Heller, ALVIN gave him the letter which . y introduced ue es ER. end HRS. IAQIER, good triende or Mr. Adena, who _ L iii wee the writer or the letter. me eeme evening we went to the " Y American Ber where ALVIN presented to George thrrie ALVI1I'8 letter »- 'l I 4- of reference, which letter wee eimiler in wording to the one eddreeeed ., to lire Heller. We eteyed but e short while end then returned to the , >17 4 hote£.___W_e stayedet this hotel fa epproxinntely e week end during, i__ rs» w thin time we frequently visited the . American' I Berra.0 .1} ' $~v.~.'=- . _ . I . . . _ ; # _ _._ it ebout this thee ALVIN and I rented e eeb end drove to _ 1,! Yerudero Beech, wherewe met Mr. end Ire. Bermudee, who eidedue in F. renting _e oottege. We finally looeted e cottage owned by e. Ouben .,- ,, - v 5 family and errenged for its rental end thereupon returned to Havene, - 4;,"- Cube. About two weeke after our errivel we moved into the houee. -~ Iv This use around the first pert of October 1954. We rented the oottege _- ._ A under the name oi E. N. IAGNER. We lived et Veredero Beech until. - - ;~'._ , November 15,1934, duringwhich time_we werevisited on one oeceeion ' ". . by Mother Barker, who oeme to Cube to look over _the country pee ehe ~ - g thoug,ht"ehe mightwent to live there. Hewere nleo visited on one I N 92*:.'¢"5 * ._;___-. occasion by George Harrie, ebove mentioned, end his wire. ihey 1 _ . I-I.>_ - remained with us for two deye end two nights. Alec during this period," that ie, while living at Veredero Beech, ALVINend I made eeverel triPI ' ' 3 to Havana, Cube, on which ooceeione we visited George Harris end hie 1 Iifle On one occneion while in Havene, Nathaniel Heller took me to e Ford agency end he told the ealeemen that I vented e Ford Sedan. - 16 - ~ 1 ~ st B-~ -->:_ _.-_..=.._-I. .92il-_i.._...... -._._._ - £1! ,. .- 5 I/y_- E F » §1§: § ' .~ __- 92 Yak": < 0- .-._ . '¢-'7' » " '_¢' -. e1 -1._ , ,, '1 V- , - 'w- » ~, A, A»--~92~_-_v.-I ,--;,,>'..-_;,; j: &~_,",- 1-..4_,;~ W ? _; a:-2* _ _ _ Vt . _ _v,.,>. ~ _. 1 I thereupon purchased e Ford Sedan, paying $1074.00 for it in eeeh, a" - . ¢92_.~g. __. eoneieting oi American money. Keller thereupon took me to Harineo, = 4.,§-e-. e town located outeide oi Havana, where I :-egietered the ear under I the name or nowmss ummn. 4 _f 1 0 , = ;-;i ,.4,,_ -< ,... . -V 'Ihile at Varederc Beach Allilitmenticned that he wan V-2." 5-,, i 1.: -: ..r__.> expecting to either eee or hear from WILLIE HARRISON and wondered _l »'- e! what wae keeping him. About thie time ADIIN had received e couple ct cablegreme addressed to him, pander the name, I believe, of - a-E?-1'.1'< 3 IAGNER. I do not know where theae cablegreme were eent from nor do I know who the eender wee; ' _. ' _ 5 _ . _ 92'_ _,, . _. 5 _ 4 ..,.-_ ,- " One day ALVIN naked me to write A letter for him. nu" it then dictated e letter, which I wrote and eddreeeed to Ir, '1 '.: =-"T'?*1-¢._:- _;__ 1:; at the El Comodoro Hotel, lliemi, Florida. In thie letter ALVIN ' 3 : := ~_ 53.: .f'.-.'-.1: inquired concerning IILLIE and "that party . I have no idea at - 2':_-=1to the identity oi "that party" but I do not believe it referred to any of the gang inasmuch as heeould undoubtedly have mentioned then under the name they were using at the El Commodore lbtel. I have j .~-_'<-7 :91 ,.-»e been ehown a letter eddreaeed to Hr, Adams, eigned by Mr. Wigner, . , 7 ' which I recognize ee being identical with the above mentioned letter, V... f. which I wrote and which wae dictated to me by ALVIN KARPIS. I , r ,.. 1] notice that the top of the tiret page of this letter, which I believe ii» 1% Q ¢ , I dated, hen been torn off. I feel certain that I likewise addreeaed it-I V - the envelope containing the letter to Hr. Adam! in care of the I1 _ _-__?_ i. '01. G z odcrro R>tel, Miami, Ilcridat A day or two atter I wrote the ' _ --1--»~_."'.35_~' above mentioned letter ALVIN etated that he had received e ceblegram ,*;.¢ at Varadero Beach under the name of WAGNER mm Adaml at Niall, 5 4 Florida. I enw this eablegam, which etated that WILLIE had not ._..,_»-_ been there referringto Miami, Florida! and Adamo had no idea whlei-e -'1 4-.1. ,_ _IILLIKwaa..' , ».' I" 4 > 0 =:====# a . L , -~ t . ; 54';-9 . _. ' Likewiee during this period, at the suggestion oi A1318 .. 1 _ ~_'< . KARPIS,'0ec1-ge Barrie arranged for ua the rental ct a eatety depcait ~ '. l4:- .'~1;.~L" ._ box at the National City Bank ct New York at Havana, Oubl, Which 501, , $1,. . Y 'f:_';'.; we obtained under the name or E. N. WAGNER. Under the instruction! V1 f of ALVIN, I placed in the box rm $1000 bille, which wae the same '92 money LI.YIBhad given me indhicagoe ._ --; >;~'f: a .--. D -» .' - - ' | > ~_ x V.-_ -, _ ._-_ '. V ~._4 ' _ " 1l tith referoncentoithe aizth bill which ALVIN had I given me in Chicago, I may etate that on our arrival at Miami, Florida, ALVIN asked me for a $1000 bill, which I gave him. Although -::: were only in Miami overnight, on our arrival 111 3178111; Cuba, ALVIN had only about $350 IP03! the $1000 bill» I 0 110$ know of any expensive purchases or in what way ALVIN 001-92l¢ 118" BF ? -17- " - e..;/ ll: .1 {,2 .--- 1; --1. _;..;._' . --~. 11?~_ .~~. . e 3'7-41 .__'H_ if I ._ ,5? 92 -'4r - '._ ~ - ~ » -»- »¢_~--sa.'v_r. ,_- .>ed~~"*" ~- 'ci@4 -.;/-r-'1 mg PEKIO-P ~ ' -0- , A92 I;,,,9292 - l g, M ~,- .. - § ._ r~ __ v vv . V $ -" . _ _ . .1-___., . l-M; ., , _/'-_,1!,;;,_. _ K _ - '. 4 . _. 3! ,' , __ ._ _ ',= _; _ --'_;_. I .._' §;'- ,H"1 _f- . I , - . iv - ' Q I x " - 92~- .-4_ 5. .__ ..~__ ;' ~- .. _-,,,92- ,_,_.~J,,,1 ,-_ -_ -_ ,3.- ,4 *1-'1" . ~"",.Y=l this noney unless he gave it to smeone tom-"seine pu'r,poee"et ahieh , . I do not hve definite V knowledge I -., > .-11;, v -. 3;... - ~' » < . '. . . -3» a - . _ . & . , -, "- - V. . ' .. ., ...-.' 1 .-.; 92 -J . ,.~ -. . - I - 0- e. _ ,¢ -'. -Jo-'_f. .»" = _-"- ._ / 92 '.9-£1 ~ >'_¢ - ' ; ,1 Y . " '1 -- ' V A » Qaone occasion I eat to llieni, Ilorida, in caapeny -,-;1*! .._= - T with lIathanie! Heller,as at that time we were planning on novis !. to Miami and possibly live there and eait for the baby to he hora. J» I, The reason I went to Miami with lire Heller at this time was due to 1" r" ;f jg the tact that he at that time mentioned that he twee likewise going 3;, '1~ii§ to Miami and ALVIN believed that it would be best it I 30 with hi: = Z rather than go by myself. On this trip Ire Heller lid I travelled by heat, and upon our arrival in Iiieai both Id . Heller and I_ "ig- 92 _ '5"92 F-~ -' 1 Z92.""'. ' registered at the xi Cunmodotb notel. on arriving at the hotel 1 F" it--a ., 3c::'. ' v. X asked for Hr. Adams but was told he was out ortont ALVIN had told I .' '."l. 92 -~ '<-4' ,7 -:1 3 ;._ ,;;?{;:;r§_;.s} no before leaving Varadero Beach to pt in touch with Ir. Adams,-; -1 . V ,, __, .. who would help as in locating a house or apartment in Miami eherei I .s. F .[_,_..; -»;'§,»lI.y, ~Y we could live, inasmuch as I did not knoe anything about the city of K- v -5/" "1./-' Mini. it the hotel I was given Room 1005 and Mr, Heller occupied _.; the adjoining roan, Io, 1004, although I did not know this until the following moaning when I net him in the hllwdye I believe this V was around the latter part of October l934. While in Mia:ni,'1| lorida,¢ >»i'i7f92 . J I spent several days looking for an apartment hut did not find any t;_92_-_ . .'_ .__*-5 ~',' 3 £1;-.~::, -r one that suited my desires, also on thiatrip Mr. Heller accompanied '41" me on one occasion to purchase en American pet bull dog, which we E, '.-if I'mpr J: _ '._ ; g! .1 _; .. 1,-I . -s 3 <92 ...... , ." - __ -3- /I '. . ' -s,-v -» .'. '._ l "vi _. -- Prior to my leaving Havana, Cuba, for Miami, Florida, ' so-1 . ~"" P . 1!: on this trip ALVIN KARPIS instructed ma to ascertain whether Mother _ 51:. -;. ~ " Barker and IREDDIE were residing at the El commodore Ebtel, and on - $3???- the day I registered I inquired for than under the nune they were registered, Imieh name I do not now recall; I was advised by the o . M? » clerk that they had checked out several days previously, is stated * L > 7 before, I remained in Miami, Florida, tor three or four days and""» thereupon returned to Havana, Cuba, vithsnr dog "lumpy" by Q1-@le f s'; _* Upon arriving in Havana I proceeded to the Parkview Hotel and J telephoned ALVIN at Yeradero Beach to pick me up, which he did. 0 < - e ' ' ' _ '_ e-- .. .. " ' _ ,1._ _ . _- .. _ _' _92.»- '-' . -. ;.~§", .4 _ About to days or possibly tvo weeks later ALVIN left 0.. Yaradero one morning at around eight or nine o'clock for Havana," . 3 Cuba, He returned home at midnight that some day and told mo that so more going to move immediately as he had heard that the '0' were in Havana. we packed our things that night and left Varadcro at eix or seven o'clock the next morning, and upon our arrival in V Havana we drove about the city and did not so hm the I ¢I *"i°' Hotel, ALVIR instructed me to proceed to Miami by P111!" and *° -18- z ,1 Q ,. .. 3 /0. 9 L . . . . -1 :- -z -920 _- . _ .'., _ 'X. _~_ __ , _ . ._, ,. P ,_ ; _ 4 , ,1 ~ -fv--'1 . - o ' _A-92 _, .111; .'-.,¢ ¢ ._'1»'92 , . 92_Iv'fr'%_.,_ , . Q 7 I ...., . . .- -e 4 > ... I< .-.~. I '1 . "v »----"W", l*_ " - - - . _ . _ . _ . _ 4. s| . ',, > __ 4 . .. I ,j . 1» - - . , - -t ' s_ . ,, . _ _I - t __- J _ or 1» ..- _. . .._ . _. . . 9_ .- _ -,- V 4 ~ _.i._ . - _, ,,_»-.: 1 .. - »_ ,. , . > 92- . __ » a_._,,~, :'_ i 2 - . , _ . . . ., X pick him up either the next day or theday after at 8:mastsad, ;; , Florida, stating that he was going to proceed to Key west, ,]'lQ1"1 g..,y L by boat and then travel by train fran Key lest to Bmestssd, Florida. -'.=;:' 5 : 4 : ,92 F £1 ta--*5? which town is located about thirty xsilee outside of Miami. I 1a'e$~- cseded to Mini, orida. Upon my arrival there I registered at a -.*-. ' . r-7*". 1. sziall hotel about three blocks 1:-on the El Commodore Hotel. AUIII 92 . L'3. _< 'L-e-3had told m not to register at_the El Coausodoro but to check in . .. _'..» -2-_; _. T .' 1. some other hotel and then inquire at the iil Counodoro to ascertain *;+* whether any of the rest of the gang were there. I followed hie" . V :. 7- 555.-. -: instructions, and um checking into this smell hotel nentionsdl.» "~ 11.5- -'1 J shows, I went to the ill Gomodoro Hotel and inquired at the desk .4 E for kother Barker and FRED under the fictitious names which 1 ;~ '. 1-; ._- In-'-__. - they were then using, which names I do not now recalls ihe clerk .._»" 3 1:! sdwiesd Ise that they were not there but that their friends, the, - " .92 .: .' A. . .'~ -'I Sunsners, were living in the hotel. Believing that the Sunmere were -"Q15 _ 1'!; ;+'~.a,:~'- ;.., persons connected with our crowd, I proceeded to their room, which .v-¢f3+_-».'4;g. was Rom. 1005, and met FINONA BURD.I'i"l E there» This was the first - :1--E '»' --; 45. . -.9 time I had seen IYNONA since their departure from Toledo, I stayed -I .74 -.111 ;:;-" 'v "r I f I '7-7 with IYHUNA in her room overnight, .- 7 F'1 '1 » n "'- I -"'I'"' __ :_ ,_ _,, , .- ,_> 92- ~ _ ALVIN had told ms before we left Havana that Isehould see Mr. Adams about borrowing an autanohile which I could use in ~ , I I x-. ~,1> ' nesting his at Homestead, Florida. On the following morning I went T2 ':_ 1 is, doeTsta'i rs to see Mr. Adams, who was busy at ths_ time, While wait- -. ing for him WILLIE ILKRRISON cane into the lobby. ' We talked together for a while and then went into Hr. Adams office together. On , ...-.., entering Adams said, "hello, Willis", and Adana addressed me » A: new .» Dolores, I do not know from whom he ascertained the name Dolores _. YJ . inasmuch as I was always registered at the hotel under the name of . » MB. E. wimm, and only members of the gangknew my name to he _ V .'~4 Dolores addressed ms as such. I "K05 M18111! 11 YB bad 19°11 ;- . "Freddie" and "Mother". Hs,told me he would try to get in touch. " ':; 92. .' Q -2- --' 7*-»' 4 ».. . with them for Ins. Upon mentioningths borrowingof a oar Iillie:- i_ C re ; 41,",-',I » 34- §;: Q: told me that I could use the car which he and D00 BARKER heds_ ,6! - -*7": I .-. 1- Adams asked concerning cam and 1 told him I was going to meet 1 - him don at Ihmestsad, Florida, Adams then mentioned to Willie that George and his wife were registered at the hotel. Adam - @- - _._.:_.-Q apparently had reference to HARM CAL >i1'~ll.L and WYNONA HJRD:IT 1 E.'.. - - Ils left shortly thereafter and WILLIE told no Tvh t 110 B1111 D03 BARKER had just arrived in Miami that morning, WILL13 and I than went 11? to '.'.'Y2!C2I.L'.'2 roar. and inter the three of us went to WILLIJPS rooI,_ which was Room 405, where we saw DUO EARKIQ. -- - " 4 . . ' 92. . - ~ - e - , - . 92~ .» -19- '3 ,h 4 -- "2. , _ ha. 1 92 . e. . -U. _ ta. e- 1, . . .-~-_ _.~¢a- ~.-._> ._....._~__». _..-a_,__, ,______._._.-_.l_... _ G e. - w +=.-.l L - re? . ti H! likin- §-._; e. .~ e _. "'." . -_,£ A -' ' ' oi; " "*/*4 "'"_;;#~»"'"":.~» -*' we. 1* :1, -;§=~."-="sP!>»~v.*.'n - ' - . , , , _ , ; V _ '., ,= _ ~-!_ .'- '__ ,' - , ' - . ' . _ _ I 3 I r - I -av 4- . .-_ __e .-. _, . .,.~i_ >, < 4 . 92-. _~ ~~- _ '. _.__ V ,.. '- . -1_ - . ' _ . - -_ ' j 1 _ n I ' ~ . . -~ .. ~ . .- .1 av; 0-. -. I ~- -* , ,* . ~~ .~ - -~ -- -..".1 '92I~i l :~»r.- V ' - - ,.= .»_ '.." - J:,- V > - -, . ..-' p ¢._ _ ' _ _, v @_ .___._ --; lbat evening in D00 and IILLIP3 ear I Int te_- - ~ -.1 1 --t-_. ;.., 1 4% -- Homestead and picked up LEVIN es he got oft tho train, and returned with an to liiuei, -we am not register at the £1 Oonmodore Hotel ' at this time but went up to IILLIK BARRISOWS roots. I knew_that"* '7'", '~ ALVIN did not register but that later the some evening we eanehow ,1, obtained Room Io, 404, the roan adjoining Room Io, 405, which pa . ., @- :.'1L:'§_' '' I '3' oecupied by D00 and IILLIE. ALVIN told WILLIE end IDC wlnt had J 1 C1552 ' happened in Havana, stating he had recognized a "G" man in the _.,._a-.--;:v- {F Parkview &>te1 as he was registering. This was the same story he ~ ,.1!;:.:#+=L *. ;:- had told me in Cuba and which was tho reason prompting no to leave ; wt -r;-'. ¬ -.>a - 4 -/ qr?! ._ I f Cuba. , IYNONA BURDET'l 3, IILI.-IE EKRRISON, D00 BARKER, ALVIN KARPI8 '3-A ,_,, 1 and myself were all together in Room 405 that evening, where we . ' ' 9 .- -_ -. ,7. enpged in general conversation. This was about December lO,' 1934, I did not see Adams that night, but the following day ALVIN wont ' downstairs to see Adams. I believe that he did eee Adams but I do" I not know what oonveraation wae had between thin, - ' ~»~¢--. . . . I v1"*_' .. About three or tour days later MG BARKER end IILLII __ HARRISON left Miami, Florida, by automobile for parte unknown and _ the same day shortly after their departure Bother Barker, IRE!! Eivn I BARKER, and BARRY CA!vTPBid..L arrived in Miami, Florida, and checked o w_._ #13; * into Rooms 904 and 905 at the El Gomodoro Hotel. _l'RED BARKER had I _ -_§. ~-Q 51- w, if a quantity of fish with him which he claimed he eanght on s lake » t , _-_i.___ where-he and hie mother were living, and either that same day or the r >2 I 4.5: : following day we had a fish dinner in one oi our rooms, and present ' , "',,*f3;:-"Igl- at this dinner were Mother Barker, FRED BARKER, ALVIN KARPIS, HARRY CAMPBELL, IWNONA BURDKTTE, and nyeelt. That some evening I became 4.1,; very ill and believed that the baby was about to be bcrn. ALVIN , a called the desk olerk and had theun eend a doctor to our room to I ""521"-*5 examine me. The doctor likewise believed that I would soon give ' ~_1.,-1: birth to the baby and suggested that I immediately get in touch with Dr. Nichols, who had been attending me» . 'VI -. ,- 1 . »_ ' .92 . ' .. r » " -' - 1 -' "1 - 1' ~ "i - 92', . 4 4 1 7- .-.4" .1 .' .. - -I ,» ._ a __ ' On the following day Mother Barker, l'RH3_BlLRKER,- n.=.maY_§_| CAIIPBEIL, and IYHONA BJRDETIE, left Miami for Oklawaha, Florida, . rum aha I omtinued to live at the El Oonnodoro Hotel for eevarel V, ,..l days thereafter. Around this period Joe Adamo, who wee at this time Q, .f.._ the Manager of the hotel, told ALVIN and I in our room that he wanted .-3 us to keep in our room as much an possible and did not wont ua running in and out oi the hotel, and in order to keep us company . sent a large radio up to our room, Some days later ALVIN told me. . that we were going out to rent a house, Mr, Adams, ALVIN, and I went down to a car, where Adana told us that he had located a house which he thought would please us, Adamo then drove us out to the _ 2 O -.. {lA 1 p >»_ . _-_...__ _._.. _¢_ ,._.__..______4, ___ ~ -.V~,._- i "Q/'7 ':l'-_ :'*w'- -. 1 . r>, -' _ . ,1..- fl :1" w » ' ' Q», *" ' ' Y-' ' » " - -"Q. F'w-. --. 5 _ , . V-_ 4 'p;v,-- 92-_ '' . 7 7 " ". A V '.. I ." »-2"» , . .'. . U' - , . - ,, _'_.. '1 >.__f I .3 t 1 ~""f ,7- v - ata ~ - - . ,1. ...-.. -- ~ g ' 1. . . . , _ _ V, . I , . _ .- _-v . . 92 . . . _ _ , _92r~,=*'_..V -4% house, whereAdanahlintroduced as end HRS; to " »~:"'f'f_ -.1 - Thomas, the owner. Ie rented the house and l_ believe LDII8 __ .5 I _.» ~1 . ;§._ then paid lire. Thomas $750.00 rental for the season. _0n'the wsyV '55; ~q heck Adams rnarked that he had introduced us as IR. and III-IS. if 1 -- - T-_; GREEN because he had forgotten to esk'aLVII beforehand whet hale . J he wanted to use end that GREEK wasthe first name that cane to J 1 . E3 -3 41: hi! limit I recall eiping the lease for the rental of this >. *:;. - . , , -5 16'_ _ - _'Tv. " -I '. 92_ A re; up after urn: and1 a,;.¢ to chemo" ff VI, .~'" in mentioned house,Joe Adana droveALVIN KARPI8to Oklawaha, Florib, - " < ;':r-';.92-. _924 .~ _, ;. ,', .;__ to visit with mmmm, uomca manna, manyouwam, and -_ ,-'..Tw»,¢_~.' IYNGNA BURDK'.l"1 E,as at this time ALVIN did not have'acar of hie 1 :4'11 5 ,'.'- own. ALVIN returned the following day with IRED BARKER and CAMPBELL. L1-VII later told me that Adams did not stay overnight at Oklawaha but returned to Mimi shortly after he arrived there. " -¢--.- §4 §. ;:.?; ;'-'.i iFRED and ENIRY remained with us for about five days before return- ing to Oklawaha, during which time they did a great deal of fishing. t 1a Thereafter I did not frequent many places or make any visits ea I . was very sick and was expecting our baby any day. '_"_A . __ . , ' 1 3 . n. .~ . - _ About a weekor sobeforeohriatmal IREDBABER and - : §V.92 -A x I ._p_.l:a<~. HARRY CAMPBELLcame to lliani, Florida, and visited with us. They " I V L _ . ;{ -in bfouéhét withthan a quantity of baby clothes whichwere ironllothen-fa aI Barker and Wynona Burdette. They remained at our home for about _,~j_ 4 OI two days on this occasion. I recall that during this time Adams, ,. '4a1 =- '~ .:F<-. visited our house and he talked with ALVDI, IRED, and BARRY in the___ >_ eras- i,_. "3-{'3ag: Q ' living :-oon outside of my hearing. 'Afterremaining about__e half .- |.,»_-. .,>.- . v ,V r -1'5 ; , . ¢ A _ . . 5'- . Av !'.' ~ I -L_ 1 distinctly 1- =11 Christmas an and on ma day, __ 2 - ; QI sometime in the afternoon, ALVIN received a telephone cell from _- ~ pt a party called I08. I overheard hin ask the party calling what _ .*'~@ .§ time they would be there, and from the conversation whichifollowedf I gathered that these people would be at our house right away. -.~ , -Iv! -__ _. bk -.1!. -._t .- 'v After LIPID! hung up the telephone he told me that I should prepare _ 1 dinner for two more people, but did not volunteer any further 1 ;,; information concerning than. About five minutes later he left the .- house apparently to meet them someplace but returned alone about ten minutes later stating that he did not see them. However, a_ short ti::~.:.- later, ehile I wan in the kitchen with Theresa Carmichael, who was working for us as e maid and nurse, I heard voices and went to the iront part of the house. Standing near the front door was ALVIN and a tall grey-haired man dressedin sport clothes with a /' I W . ._ ~4 _. . . _._.. .- ..-._. _ i... . .4- _.¢ _....~J_..-.-...-- .-. ..-,92..._..___._... - _ . .. W 7 - > § I s . _ .-__;,. "2. ' 1 " ' 92 I -' *1 K -' r ~ -¢~ Q v ¢ .,~e1 ,1;"~A Q! ..1-. f L -4_ - V . . ' . ' - Q I ~ ' - I ' ' _ .¢ " 4 ¢< .'- D =+". -V- . e . 1 . -- - . __ _ »_ I-' -_ -. ' . ,- _- _ -1 __ -. .¢_|_t,. >_ . ~ . ___ - _; 3."; ,. in ,-- ; 1 ...'- :- - L: . Penna hot. ALVIN merely eeid, "'l'hie ie w wife" end introduced - . hin to no under the name of Hr. ORAIIORD. 1 hio'men etatod that he H had hoard that we were expecting on hoir'._ I cannot recall eny 9".» __/. E»; I- _ - __v .r4'~r~ -.1; Q- it 111%.. _ -' _- h _ _ . 1;: ". * '-' While at the Q-ont door I noticed n large autanohile ' perked in trout oi the houee, end I recall that someone no oitting in the cor, although I do not know whether it one n nan or e women. ,n I believe I went to the rear oi the houoe inaenuch no I did not oee ~.'~ i thie nan again, ed e too minutes nftoroerde AIXIN came back to _ ;. r the dining rccu and told no that the men and hie companion had loft, -_.- I. +~ ~,¢ that they could not etny for dinner because they had e previous 0 engagement. I cannot recall any further conversation had eith » ALVIN concerning the identity , ct these people. " y . . xi '. ._, » 1:; ,_'. : »."|. 92 - F 1. i - K I have hem ohoon o. photograph or OASSIUS L'leDOH1-.LD 4 ,_v -1-'5; -.: | .-7. . , -<4J1 I ,'.rf; . _-_.¢_- wherein he in nearing e Panama hot, and I eon only etate that the .: -..<1Ix- .3: ~¢~/ .4 ,3. -I -.~.~. . peroon ropreoented in tho photograph been e resemblance to tho man Ibo vieitod no on Ohriotmno day. ' - - - > ' *1 * Sometime about Hoe Yearo day in January 1935 DOG BARKER ' . "AJ-c .-D !.-,. - . ' 1'1 -1"? end RUSSELL GIBSW celled nt our heme and delivered e Ihite pit hull . r ~. -'_.:- r j _g: yn ,_._'.¬__dog named '"X ui'i'y" which I had left in Cleveland oith FRED Ind D06 L-_ '2. H /- . B§l$. D06 and RUSSELL 0I$0H otatod that they hod either ooen _ T ;_ ~. v _:_; Mother Barker end IRED BARKER or would oeo than on their nay beck. -~ . ,,. .7 J4- : - 5- . They otayed about three daye and wont fishing with ALVIN every day. , ;92{.Q DOC BARKER end RUSSELL GIBSON did not indicate hero they were _ _. f_ A; living, and after three deyo they left hiring the early port of . _;1 . January 1935, while I one doontoen visiting my doctor, I read in . > the nenpaper oi RUSSELL OIKSON being killed in Chicago while " v ~ reeieting erroet by Government ngento. ; 1 ye A», y », £2 i .-:92-. ,. '_ ._ ., '* . ..-_,- -_. ' I4. 1 -1 t * + - - '~ On the night of Ianugry 1:, 1936 mom wam~rr*1's end. ,3 k 1 V . §~ Hi-RRY CAMPBELL came to our house. At that time they did not know ;-_ or Giboon'e death until I had told them ct it. Before coming-to ;_ our houee they had checked into the E1 Commodore Hotel, but LLVN, »¢-Q believing it Iould be eater for them to etay at our house, invited - them to live with no. On the following day I went to the Kl _"_-V" . 3 Conmodoro Hotel with Viynona and assisted her in checking out of the hotel, HARRY OALIPB.'~2LL and ALVIN wont fishing every day and HARRY intended returning to Oklaenha, Florida, on both January 15th and 16th but one prevailed upon by ALVIN to remain inasmuch as he desired BARRY to ecccmpnny him fishing, -22- r , 92 = _ _. 1 .,» .» 1. {J 1% ; i 55¢. -T - . N--'9 -;r__ ':.-~ ?!: l - -=' 1 - - . '.. =. i- t 5» 0 n -I,» 2.13 , nJ_.::.1-.1 ; 1-r ';_~,,_:.. i,,,,.,.!v_.92_ J_}!____ _.»» = _rp_ "11, J .. 7 "r ..,-' . .. ; '38.; _ _ ;,< ' - . . _v_. __ _,, _,, . P "2 :?,,.__.4_ _> ,_ I _ , "ars- . _ ~ - , r _ > _. V __ 4 v - - .4 _ .. - 92~ J_. .,.1;-In _ - . 92 _ 7_-._ _ _ » ~ V , _ ":57-I»: > " - ' 'On January16, l935, whi1e,BAHR1 ma i1.vm m-e tie:-"'>f_ VI " inf, at approximtely10:00 A.li.',Iynona andnyeeli heardover the Q ;_ J 1 radio that it was helievedvthat two oi the kidnapere had , .'.; been trapped in a houee whichwee thenbeing gaeeed.About ; Q hour later we heard over the radio that IA end mm BLRKIR had * _, J A . been nun in e houee at Oklaweha,rm-1a._ " 1'a . 1 - - ' -'. .sn _ _ V_ _" _,. . V _ . ' at 8:00 PJI. the telephone rang and eaneone called". asking for RAY G iili , and when I told his it wee RA! GREEIVS wife " ,. 92-'».92,,,- t and that RAY Gliiaili, meaning ALVIN, wee not there, thie unknown " '~ '1-.-ti '" '_ party, L whoa I later learned to he IUK3 RARDALL, toldne to get eat ~"_;_, ' of town immediately. Iynona and I immediately packed our baggage, -- at .92_ put it in our ear, and kept driving around the neighborhood until ,- 92.c-;. , , ,v ahout 7:30 PAL At that time we net AWN and HARRY, whowere - ~ ' . ?%3;?,?".r_-.-*~; .1 -92 '.'- -. returning {ran fishing, on the atreet near our houee. I told then what had happened. ALVIN lid HARRY_lett after telling ue to_ follow _ than. Ihen we got out into the country I told them oi Mother Barker . #; :","<:'r.',-;and IRED BARKEWS death and the telephone call, whereupon ALVIN and r 92 , ti; 17 ! HARRY left and returned in about an hour. They told wynone and ' wqreeltto drive their ear to e dog track to get DUKE RANDALL andto * ~ I _. 92'»¥_ bring him to a etreet near the race track where ALVIN and HARRY 1 would be. We went to the race track, and not finding DUKE RANDALL Y r. ,_1 - ! A outside, Wynone wentinside and on her return atated that HIKE wae , ,_4 92 W.-!_ ' no? ehle to leave the track at that time and to have ALVINowe -4,: 'the to track to eee him. wynona and I thereupon lert and net HARRY § -..;-.1; x and ALVIN in the epot outside oi Miami wherewe had formerly con- '_ ':' 31' Y-E ;.'A versed and told than whet had happened,_ they lett without further - 92 K worde and didnot return for an hour and a half, ,Iith them in n another car was DUKERANDAIL. All or ue thereupon went to a point _;1 further outside of Miami where we parked our earn. Iynone and I " etayed in the oar and HARRYCAMPBELL, ALVINKARPIS, end IUK3 aft ' ~é-r RAHDAIL convereednear one of the other _care_-VI _ _ L} 4 .. ._ ' K » 2 ;'%'.-i.-1-5. '-'.' p At that time 1 mu $500.00, met'9: than1 gave to * "5 -i. - A ALVIN, whotold me that DUKERANDALL would give me $1000the follow-I -- i; _1.'- ¢-"5-."v ing morning. He thereupontold Wynonaand I to follow DUEQE,who v ; _, 'would take ue to eome_ place where we oould epend the night, and inetructed ue that we were to take a train in the morning tor = T '-i, ._ -3 Atlantic City, Irherewe were to register at the Danmore Hotel, and A that I was to use the name of LOUISE GRA_H.Al£. LLVINstated that he would t in touch with ue at that hotel} _ X£q,M,_,/,9 Shortlyafter this conversation ynonuand I, in ' Ai#=§k S Ford Sedan, followed DUKE RANDALLin hie Ford Coupe, which -33.. -- - _ _ ,1, > -1.! 1_ p '4-~ . 5. v ' ' "' * ~ -'-~' " '~-~ -¢~ ea p, ___ __ Q--,_"_1-e §K_ G _- . ' 92 I. {Q I 2 14$.- s .. 1 Q~' . ee Z~ ' -It I 92 T M "'-v . v "F"§,1_'_;"'.?'=r*:F-vv *-nvP!*?"" . .4. V, . . . . ,=r.._ V .~n¢P1[IvIe=I'.¢'e---Q _ ,. _ .k .>---p». ' ' ~ .. , n, ' ' .- ' ' '1 -- -- V. .' _ _ fr! J. , L '. ' K I- .7 - , ' 1 ' -_ '.._ -.~ - - - t -> 4>,~¢ I ~ n. - _ '. . ' . 92 -- . ,,, - - _ _ .~ .' , I . __ - - <1 J ~,<.- .. , . , -. _ . 1-» ,7,_ , , V .- . , -1.~~. , I , _,~ -- 0 >- I 92__»:1 " , ,i _. . .-_ . » I < I believe wee likewiee owned by iivm KARPIS, _"to the_'l'i-iiiami i;¥_-1 , i §"'7; . 1 92 mm, which hotel was lccntedneer the m Commodore mam. mu P T LE" ._~1_'."._- - 35;"1 . nmmu. took Cue into thehotel andlintroduced no to the clerk out , of92 92 his sisters. Be the: took us to hie room, where weytayed _overnight,"- __~: -if 1-iii Ihile in iIIKE'S roan he showed ynone and nyselt a pistol which he j 5| Q J- 2 carried in e shoulder holster, andnede theremerk, "Put your _ , ,; * 7 .'92 . i.'. "1 glinmsrs on this rod . no eleoehowed no it this time a badge » ' "'.f92 - J? _ : ; :»..~.=, -,. ;..,-_-_., which was pinned on hie vest end remarked that he was wearing it :_ . ,. _.,, = ,.., L 92/ .4 for protection. lie else stated, "I an leaning tron e murder rap in r 1. New Joiner. IIIKL thereupon pulled me to one side and asked wheth¢..-o 1"»?$9+',1=fr , ~_ ;1j;;»}'3_,;:;I one afraid when I received the telephone eel-1_ that afternoon _,» -5? S telling no to get out. I told him that I was not, end that I welt _ ; too used to that t_o he frightened. He then seid that he would like ~ I to get in with the boys, and inquired whether they were as tough ' l an they were cracked up to be. HIKE departed etter this conversation etating that we would be sate at thin hotel and that he would eeeue a ,"~"" . the ifoliowing morning. _ ~ _ _ __ p _ ti On the next morning HIKE came to our room and while 0 . Wynone ma in the hnthroom he gave me an envelope which contained _ ~ l $800, stating that Adam! could not get the lnonoy trcm where he wee ' I... 52-..: supposed _to; also that Adams had taken this money tram the hotel and _ lo, ~-' thgthe, Adamo, would try to get the remainder or it to no some time.__il» jif-£2 ,~ DUKE also gave me at this time a sealed note addressed to the people w--:2 at the Donmore Hotel in _Atlantie City, New Iereey, atating in thie_ connection that the note stated that these people, meaning wynona and nqeelf, were good friends or his and that they ehould take care - ' >- or us. 1 recall mt the eaoo which non gave n_ie were in_$100, $50, -_ __ % ' %>e. and $20 denominations. I thereupon gave HIKE $00 oi the $00 which - w-. he had given me for the purchase of our railroad tickets and e I drawing room to Atlantic City. He went out and returned with the __¢ _ '~.l:?ii~3'1 ' Q . tickets shortly thereafter and gave nie approlgimntely 350 in changer i true the 3200 I had given him. Il pthen took us dometaire end , ' got I taxi cub for 92ll,'- ~ '; I _", *_ j . , . "92 _ .'-- V " - v i ' _ - , - ' A iynone and I boarded the train about 9:00 A.li§:_the T. a <1 I. we mam; fmw-1 1-2, nae, and arrived in Philadelphia the i'cllow- .> , .;_,V ing afternoon. We thereupon got e train for Atlantic City and arrived I late that afternoon and checked into the Danmore Hotel under the name or LOUI5i;@HAHAM, as ALVIN had instructed me. I delivered the note which L321: had give; ma to a man who appeared to be the manager and he stated that he hoped that we would be comfortable during our stay at his hotel. Viynone and I ate dinner and went to bed. About two or three o'clock the following morning e knock sounded on the door and when I opened it I found AININ KARPIS, who stated that they had A. 2 ..- ¬. r, >_§ -~" "_"_' "'" "" -' """""'* "": * *1 I" 1"" , _~ ,_ i __ c 's . >1 Iv ,1 Q. 92 Q I ]_ . I 3 }; - A1~ T ' Q J - - Q : ,; V -r--, -J pg a .:¢. ¢.» -'92§ .p - :,E:',.,-,_-i 2.-.,_.,. .._._., T, ':, . ._..__.>,_,_, :,__..:_.;,_"92._ J, ;,__{92_ ,_,',,... __ - - _ _ ~ 1-., ¢ - .. - .-_- _-»,..-»_ _ __ _ , - _ 4 92; ~ - -I - V - _ .- V-7 , ,,, . .,-_. I Ur - V. Ln ~ * ., > * _- '_ > 4 '¢;__;»,:U ..', :.. _ _- -. * ,. 1.-Vv~ ' 1. -* -1', - __._ '.- - _ . . < 92 ; _~ 92 vie -92 Z-'__._ I ' A -"v...-_ 1" ' v v r 1 -.' ~' V_- ' ' . _, .__ . __'___;_ __ ,, >_, '_;-1 2'; »I I. :. just arrived in tosn end ssrs registered in another room we had "'{¢?g _' j 92 .1-aw. » A ~.-_. little conversation at this time, ALVIN KARPIS stating that he _ . '3 _l J I0uld"sos us in the morning. Be left and returned at eight or'-..,,_ ,~ .- , _ 12,- ;-1* '-* nine o'clock that morning with mast. Liter that morning ALYII - ~ 1 _ 1~- V sent out and purchased a suit and an overcoat. Is stayed at {the V. V . Eotel until late that afternoon, when Iynona and I sent out and - ' 1--.1 e . bought some clotheo, __ ~ H -' "": . . _ ,- » -2 '- 1-.- 1 Y . . > The day after ALVIN end HARRY arrived in Atlantic City I told ALVQI that 111105 had told 'ne about the money end he sails -_ .'-1.=:?' 0 . $1.4?.-,5 it Ies O.K. Our conversation then 92irifted__to thekillin; of 7;; . w u r 57 _. ~-5'0 k lather and FRED BARIZAE, and ALVIN remarked that he later learned _' e. 92" that Adams bed earned than three or tour different times to get *- Yr ont and stay out but they did not"heed his earnings, 1"__>.> - 0| ~--4 '.'y'_. _<. ,§ '._.'-Q ."¢.92 ~ _-,'-11 Zax". .. Ir-.~*;.'.¢ ,7." 1'f'~_- I:'.~'.-:--'5'?Wynona -4 'at the AUDI time also she toldmi checked out at this of the time Kl that coznmodoro than I Hotel In Iith on 92'~__ _, -... Il4'>"Y; . n1, ' -'. --- Jamary 14, 1935 there are "G" men sitting in the lobby of the 5 -.. .y » ~74 4 " -. ' hotel. He did not volunteer-the L_s'oa1-_ce_r_o§ this_ini'ornation. _';.;___-._ . . *< . . A V I also naked AUIIN at this time what BIKE was doing 4-»;- ,i -_ .-1. ; a witnour Ford Coupe; that I thought Adams was to have gotten ridf 7--.5-f »:.:-92 - v 1 ...__i,_. of it, and ALVIN replied that he told Adam to destroy it but _ 3 "1, Q la t'ei- found out that he had given it to WK; for his personal nae. .4 nxm also told no at this time that at the" $2000 which ALVIN had; .71 -.; . . Y. 4 left some time greviously with Ice Adams at the B1 Commodore Hotel ¢_ for safekeeping, and which $2000 was a part ot the six $1000 bill-I :?JA. VK. ' 4o, ~,-;,__,_u - -92 a "he gave no in Chicago, there still remained one $1000 bill st the .-' r hotel. ALVIN told no at thie time that I could go don and getaf this money shich Adams was holding when I needed it._ V f 'a . A -.~ --- , ' V _ si-<_ ', '_ I have previously" related to overnment agents :1 I 1 1; "' ~ activities and the activities of 'AL'ill1¬ KARPIS, Hi».R_1~t! 0_A}5I BT~.Li. g" » '&___- .1. Q -.'snd FYNONA BURDEITI subsequent to this 92 .4 __: _ "f"' . _. _ .5-VT $i'.v: ~_Q _ ~ r . ' 3-t ~>.~ .> . ¢ »_ jr.~'» AI 5 V I hays read torogoing stateznont} thick consiats_ V i1r:~ :, w-*3, 7. lei Eblpagae, and here sip to vouch for its truth. ~V - _ "II > " ~ .1 _.'! - I U ll DULDIML5 Did l.n.NiY Witnesses: l y l l -a§§s-r f" 92 ~' __ .. .__ , . ¢_T _--T -.__i _¢_-A-. _m_$ L ? Iii-nu . ,___>_ I _ , . _ - |1 W, << = la.» fa 4 i 1" ' V L. 1-.~',.+,.. f: 'l&~ L FEDERAL BUREAUOF_ lNVESTlGA'l_'lON...,,,. _ pl % 4» .,_..&~§ Ibrm o. 1 '»92 r '_I1-llscasaonlqlyyu-'l:nAv1'011100 .- Cincinnati, . _ _ V V IILENO. _BK . ré 1-I-'.:f = Q-:-1. RPQRTNIBIAT _ 7 ~. v nefzwutnlunz rsmonron |:u-om-MAnl:IY HP, ~'-;'-I,. 3" » = . _,_. . _ _ WI-IICHMADI __ .1-_- »',": ,_ 1'. .>_~,_§_ LV. .1 ___Biminehm, us ? 1 29-56» _ . .-4,27 as I ;_. s .. L -A onsnsnun-Ii"< _ . tr! ___..;_ . *1 , -, 4?: _ . . l l'I l-IO '.': " s i T 7 ". K- '1 cneucrzaorcuz..' A " ix * '.,u.vm mans, with aliases -FUGITIVE,_ ~: . g Kidnaping; gs,-1,;,'1-1 n g 3-£¢_ ,4 ' I 0 #1-'3l8,on :r rpmonm, with aliases, Obstruction of J ustice' E n i _ . I. O. #12-'52; HARRY PBELL, with alieees,_ '.. National Firearms Let. ' 1 . EDW . am! crease: 1=~.m~.'ssvictim, - ,._-. Y > g g_, _. _, -- *1 " 1 _; "r ._~~L. »; -, PSISSYNO or FACTS: ' g i - ' ' C '. .' -1: .4- _ _ . ., Recordsat StateTex Coznmissif, ktontgauex-1' ," '..f . Ala" reflect that one Georg 92Benton, Fayette, - - r ,__ Al e; purchased license on l ll-55 for l928-- .; ~ 9 ~ _. f model Chevrolet truck. Investigationat . - . . _-Ala» revealsGeorge Benton ofthat pl'aci§;: §_o&~," 1++4 ;s.-=- ; ' . % - ' 11-: '2~ .0 Harry Campbell, subject in thiscase, '/' -_w-1"-4, .:'|._:-v__ '.~. ;I: - .',_.. =7§ U_ ." ;;e_ .4._.,2!,- , ~ ~. E-E'~92£ .'j. ;'_'_-"9 t .;:;. - - Po -a ' :"iT <1?_4 I 1'5/t'1'.,.'.,;"Q C _ :. i "A /t e Y .~ ~_ 14h{ .' - . _ Letter from Cleveland office dated l2»l6-35 dressed to ell i.i. ._: 4:6. ,_., _~",. »_ - n . . field offices. :II_92'~.t» _' '. -»-:.-.- 2. ~ . '-_> . a . » ' ' n < .~. ._ ~ . .__ .. ' .'- ;- - ~ e 1 '.VI . . _. . -- 2 _.~ . ;,., , ° -_ k _ * .- ,_r v.,. .-, ~ >- . . v - . .. ~ AY_ , t -. . ..i_. " _____ r_~. :,- i DETAIIS: ~ This investigationis based upon e letter from the Cleveland A,{a._. M -JP . , office dated December 16, 1955 and addressed to all field ii-:-._-nee _ Z offices, advising that sub_1ect_Harry Campbell in this case has been recently .-.4- :- .-4: using thealiases R.G. Benton, George Bentonand Mary¥orth, and requesting 1 '1 that the Motor Vehicle Divisions of the various states be searched for the pur-ff pose of ascertaining if Campbell, using the above aliases , has applied fora ' - T driver's orchaufi eur's license, or has registered an automobile within the state. , . ,_ _ _ . _ . _.' .. - -; his ,__L_! ._- . - V! __a» The following investigationwas conducted_et,Montgoms1'j,Alabama ;_' ~,,=-_ z . by Special Agent w. M. Sirens ;-,1 ',., . 1;-I ~ -i 1 ,-,,'_.'1- <_ '.'.' . '~ 'r . -_._,-I r . . _., 'to I ..{ 1: .492§<.~' ' 'g ~--i , .-8":-:2 ~-.. .- . _ v » . <... -, A - _ _ W. . . 4 = -<92 Q .7 1 . -_. . - 3'+.i'~. 7" 1. - The recordsof the Automobile License Bureau,State Tax'-" ' --....eQ-1<_.vw:_ I Commission, Montgomery, Alabama,reflect that one ,'}_eo1,-geBenton, Fayette, Ala; . K %R:;E /i s"°-"|';,"a': M .nouo'rwn|1;sm1'r-|ssssrAt:B*~ .- -"V'~w>':'._. C _ ' 7 L5"/Q W2? .|AN8 93 gg ilian MHl5R§°IT * EB '4 I935 2 Cincinnati ,92_b_92- _» 21 "AC Qimi g jm c 11 °" ° °°5%rms 111 a nnsm 7 ' " _ 206M129; 5 I .9292 r" I. I. eovnllltlrr rlmnnlesrI |ct_ 7-I181 ' . . J I ______v- a-.-> _.. ..._i_._.. a. ,_ _ _.~n_..- 1-._ .-.r. ,-|- c n E f . t. I _ - J: s-'-,-~- ,1 bu: "'3. 92 , | :;. " IL. . -3: f ,,. . 1 __ -, .. -, , . 92 -1- my-7 1 - I .-__~ ~ M2, - -_ - ~> >-92r-',_~»,-- r > . .' ,, ,.>,¢-5 .1 V -L ¬.~ _.,v -...4.,v._,- -3. _~ - x , -1 > :7 ' .- ~{:12 .~,-Q-, L Q _ - " - » . -. ~ -- -"a ~ 7 I ~<- ~ V ,~: . - . . , _ >. 4 _» ', -"Y ~, . v .," ' l. ,"-- -1 r _ . _e_ , H .. ,2, _ A .-v __ . ,, ,..,5 ...A},, ._ v > '74 92. . . I I . t . i A _ _ . _ _ __ -_, -1 - _-<- ~ -- »- ', - ' ' ' L-~. ._ . 1 v ,, -,_'v- _' on October 11, 1935 registered e 1928 model Chevrolet __truck'motor =I-_="~,' , , - '92 #4560615, and was issued for this truck 1936 Alabama license ll4»06',:f_f if-_ _:_ 'I -'2-.~',., H-1. The records in this ottice tail to disclose the registration -16,, -~':s'_,-_-_ or an automobile . , by G. R» Benton or Mary Forth5~ __ .!..': _ =i"£t. f-7-:I_1_. _, ~'. 1 - "-5* r V iiise Julie Kiinge, Secretary, State Rx Commission, advised 1 that a chauffeurs license is not required in Alabama, ~ ': I;I1 -_. '~ -2'. -,, Mr. W. K. l6cAdory, Chief, State Highway Patrol, Montgomery, I E ' Alabama, advised that the names or all persons granted driver : licensee will be filed alphabetically according to counties in the office otthe "- ,> =7: State Eighway Patrol located on Monroe Street in Montgomery; that the tiling system is not yet cmnpleted, making the records unavailable for *5 : 35.-, 1 7? -6 ~ searching at the present time. - "-' ~ _ V .' -~ .' v."-T .;i f .-I .. , ..i., ._...... -_-_.- -.:.. £422 1 ,1, r-4-. .' . P-?;I. =.=.-ta-~;~li_f., .'*r»'-~ 92 Hr. J . E. Cains, Assistant Postmaster, advised reporting, agent that George Benton resided on Route 4, Box 13, Fayette, Alabama, I -.3.. and that he has known Benton about all of his life; further that he * has never heard of Bantu: being in any kind of trouble; that Benton 5 is a farmer, and has several children, and has never lived anyplace .1 __ ~1 other thanfsyette and vicinity to his knowledge; 3*;-A A '- x" '_ , .5 : -92. -'-.,i.__ Q- " -I " » I "1.-- -= ET. s >7 -- George Benton, Route 4, Box 15, stated that he is titty -.- 1 years of age, has eight children, two oi whom are married, and has a-}'-' - -Q lived in the vicinity of Fayette, Ala. all of his lite. Benton stated further that he purchased a license for a Chevrolet truck in October Y 1935, but that this truck was not at his home at this time, and he not remember the license number; _ _ ~ 's 5 ~" " 5 /KL. 4. » It was evident that the above reierreitoi Seorge Benltin not the subject in this case, _as he is an elderly farmer about five +1; i= 92r.$_ feet and nine inches in height, weighs about 1'75 pounds, grey eyes and - jg xv.» pgiF" :A> heavy build, his heir is black streaked with gray; - q -I J Y M; M if, M. Moore, Probate Judge, and J. S. McGough, Probate Clerk, i. advised that their records reflect that they sold George Benton, Route.,_- 4, Fayette, A1a,, license no. 11406-H1 on October ll, l§55, and that A ' " § . .-; they know this is the same George Benton above referred to 3 that they have known Benton for many years, and have always considered him a sub- stantial pcrccn. The above referred. to George Benton does not resemble the picture of subject Campbell as shown on Identification Order No. 1256, in any manner, nor would the description of Campbell correspond with tint of B8ntOn- PENDING 2 ._ _ - _. - _. .-. .4» la. _._ _.-._.. >... -4--j_. ~_~._. _-.. A 4.._.._ _._. .-- >.._ n_. . I 4 C Q r 92 92. 1»-I Za '1._ __i Pout Ottlcn Box 816 I"'~ J? 1. Balnt Pnnl, llnnoaotn . $f92a_.Z r 4 1 ii ' 1 v~ . * . ""111 -- . .89» 19$!.. ',"" '4 -.> n;.', -¥'*!1_-~_;_'=<~'-'~.! *- !"'.-~*» _ 4 - _,._ . ,-_~,r » , '_. _=. -V -~ 4 ' ,,".'. . ¢, . . » - ~"' 92* ~..;".r A V. .. _ _ J|.~,§r:,p'.'L _- 1-. , "7 -'. Q. 1; _' ' u - I _ - I »- x ~ - _ .- » ~ .v _ I 1 ,.-.*,'.- |.., _;_ _ '92.--- 1; . 4 '5 A ~ J3.- - .. - .- , - .4 ~ . V4 "r >='.*.,'...F_'*~'. *7 ,1. I. 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NASHVILLE, 1/2'2/as Period for as : W which made: Report made by: 1_-,»'3'" 12/26 3O-31/55; T. N. STAPLETON. 1/20/36. -. ;~.:. Titleb_ _..L ALVINKARPIS, aliases with -FUGITIVE, Character KIDNAPING; of case: ANDHnRBORIN? gig I. O. ¥l2l8; DR. JOSEPH P.¬iDRAN,with aliases, O3SiFUC7IONJUSTICE; OT >-A-v I-_~w'1 . O. J @112 .A 11232; HARHY¬?A[P3ULI,with 8118585, NATIONAL FIREARMSAC . e-..:'1m_' '1I. O. 91256; et al. FW2 EUWXRD GEORCEOFRLIYR- ViCtim. >..,f~R-'»-:'._'-5. v,|iSYNOPSIS: :1-" Investigation at*NitengaleClub, Knoxville,Tenn., New .»_92'. Years Eve and night develops nothing to in icate subjects L-. this casebeing there as reportedR. by L!iNichols. Des- cription of this club as given by Nichols is erroneous .-,1: r which makes it appear Nichols has no authentic information .: 1R- 3.- about this case. - - p - T C9 2 RESERENCE: Letters from ashington Field Office dated 12/24/35 and 12/26/35; Report of Special Agent T. A. Collier, Jr., dated Charlotte, in . _?;*_ N. C., l/IO/35. DETAILS: The reference letter from the Iashington Field Office con- tains information rcceived from R. L. Nichols, a subject in the case en- titled R. L. NICHOLS, with aliases, ET ¢I; UXLAT?UL FL'GHTTO aVOID PROSECUTION, in which the Charlotte office is the office of origin. This case arose out of a bank robbery in which Nichols participated at Mars Hi ll, N. C., and thereafter fled to the State of Tennessee. Nichols was appre- hended by Bureau Agents at Marion, Va., on Dec. 24, 1935. 'v-_.-.--41'I REGORDED/E 6274 INDE I S Approvedforwarded:92Z% .55 / ,, y,,,',U,¥,S;_§S1-.92,'~_S;gI|!;A'|i0N [.:TV-U~U1~.=" Copies- mmu be furnished:to KansasFE City Q36 "' JAN ;_;____M _ 51 '°'~ °-"M7 Cincinnati - Charlotte_ - U ! d§.R K -_ . .-_...__-___ v-.- . .,. ..,,.,_92. --..,' __-.-_.-v--,-_--.-_.--.gv~ _- .-. -..... Q - -...-.~.-.-'_.._.-.._,._,,,...,_~_.._-._,----» ~<-» »- ---» ~ J I I- ~ _1392 -e. IQ . _ O O 0 . 0 >,.92 :-r- f 1.4;- we ... 1.» .5, Upon receipt of the data from the Washington Field Office as -r to Subject Karpis's alleged contacts at Knoxville, Tenn., this Agent immediat ly communicated with Special Agent C. O. Pickard at Knoxville, Tenn., who .-id. ascertained from Deputy Sheriff J. C. Chumlea, identification officer at . , Knoxville, Tenn., that the Hitengale Club is a gambling and drinking road ..; -_; house just outside of the city limits which is patronized by the better class C- _ ,. #of people in92§;oxville, and owned principally by one Ikeihaldwell, Charles Rice, and Doc Ogle. Agent Pickard ascertained that Ike aldwcll has a good . ,_ /.3 reputation in noxtille, is honest, and is well liked by everyone, including 1 ~ ft-1 the better class of people. However, he is knOwn to be a gambler and follows this profession for a living. Charlie Rice and Boo Ogle have long been recognized in East Tennessee as being connected with criminal opera- tions in that section and to have operated slot machines. Agent Pickard ins 4.0. . -_. , also recalled that Doc Ogle was under investigation a year or so ago for §a¢> having in his possession a number of stolen Government bonds which came I ""92¢:;'§Tfrom a bank in St. Paul, Minn. At that time Ogle turned these bonds over xw to Chief Deputy Sheriff Kirby of the Knoxville Police Department who in qv turn wrote the Treasury Department for information concerning them. It uh; was in this manner that the bonds were located. Ogle was prosecuted for ..;§,,; this but claimed that he obtained th_ bonds by gambling without knowledge of their stolen identity. It should be noted here that Chief Deputy Sheriff Kirby obtained the information for Agent Pickard from Doc Ogle as to the real identity of Subject Yichols "hich lead to his apprehension at Marion, L Va. g:1-, -=e__ e.--- Agen Pickard also recalled that several days prior to this-- I information furnis ed by Subject Iichols Deputy Qheriff J. C. Chumlea had stated that Harry, eardon, who formerly lived in Miami, Fla., and who re- turned to Knoxvi-l , Tunn., in the summer of 1935, had informed Chumlea that he saw Subject Karpis and recognized him in the Parks Hotel at Knoxville about sixty days ago. According to Chumlea, Beardon stated he recognized 'f'; _ g _ _. .___- _.. _4_>-...d_...-....-.1» -~ - » ' A *-- -:-:_-|-- '}qm §-4- r~'-F-55 _-t. _. _l_.____r __ _ A __ _ 92 C 0 -L to put him on the spot. It is possible ind most likely that Ogle desired this gun for protection of the Xiteng;le Club as it is understood they have -. ~.j_.;.; severnl look-outs st tioned zround there to prevent hold ups and hid Kirby get the gun through his OffiCill connection rith the sheriff's office. __ Q" present "itnnssociites,Jack reference io"Goo"foster Nichols Jicii illhoyt,stzt~mentand Kirpis tlivsihing, thathishave ind es. been operating in Worth C:roli_., South C~roli 1, and Tennessee ind rob- ,7 , hing Post Officos, this Agent immediately commnnicwted by telephone with ;s;4 Special Agent in Charge Conroy at Atlanta, Ga., who contacted the Post 0ffice Dep'rtn;nt ther- and later idviscd that there have been no Post Office robberies of in? consequence in South Cirolini or Georgia during the past six months. 1h; only robbery the Post Office Inspectors could recill T15 thzt in c sm ll to"n of Livingston, S. 0., which h1S o popula- tion of cbout 150 people. A fer money orders were stolen in this robbery. The sime inform.tion was obtiined from Speci l gent in Chirge Lovdon it 1:? Charlotte, X. C., relztive to robbery of Post Offices in the State of North C rolinz. 5'4 . '-1} 3E;l_,-_¢ . . . 2.: r/11 On Dec. SO, 1935 this Agent, :ccomp*nied by Agents M. T. Heekins, H. E. Peterson, and E. C. Dorris, proceeded to Knoxville, Tonn., ts. "~ where they were joined by Spucicl Agents C. O. Pickvrd, E. E. Diemer, ind T. E. Rowe. On the nisht of Dec. 30, 1935 the writer, Agent R. E. Peterson, ind Agent K. ". Keekins visited the Hitsngcle Club from 10 P. L. to 4 A. B. The Nitenrnle Club is loc¢ted about six miles from Knoxville, Tenn., on the .i.-_"~.-'_;.{i . road leading to Xorris Dim *hich is known is Stcte High fy J25. The house in "hich the club is locitcd rus formerly i lcrgc family residence sitting q_;L;.._1-1 ., » upon the top of ' sm ll mountiin ;nd is = green frame house trimmed in ,__SQitB_TL£h_;WCODCTcI¬ foundation. Thu mail box in front of this club __ ._, 45 CTTTi¬S the none C. C. Rico. On entering the club on this occision ngents .._ _V ' found there were only two or three other visitors ind Agents were observed . . - *-.2 very closely until some money t.s spent on slot mwchines, roulette tibles, 3_.=__., and dice twbles. The Agents also purchised several drinks for two Itzliin ,._-,._.- waiters, one of whom used the first name of Joe, nd also for i_sm;1l blonde '-' ,.,,. hostess vho used the name of Maxine. In addition to these waiters ind the hostess Agents observed 1 bxr tender, one m.n rho/seemed to hnndle the S -= _ ,' -.I-I cash rhoT!'_ .S le rned lite! to be GeorgeF. 1<<.!92:~.i:1:-~..11,cn;r11?*.'1 - 5 - , ______,___,___. __._,_ __.___,_...-_,..._...____. ,.-__,._._.....-VJ... _-.,. ._.__._..__ __-s-ee-<--.->~-"'-'*" *"" "'- -w ~~- Q ' -'-;"' ,. .._| .».._ I " -' *'- * -r ~~~» r- ire >- *5 - * *" f" ~ "IQ: -1-1 1-.-z" ~- l -._ _A _____ _____ "_ ~ . C , O ~45- had to be entered from the outside. It ras found to be a store room for .-H. _ fruit and "hiskey and there were no doors leading out from it which fairly :27??- well established that there rere no other rooms in the basement. In addition -~;... Q-,1 to this, through general C0nVePS1ti0h with the raiters and the hostess it was learned there rereno additional rooms in the bxsement nor any other _ $2 _ _ I - people present at the club at that time. It was also learned that Mr. Rice -as was the only one of the owners :ho slept at the club and that the waiters M §"'»_92_.-._ occupied the only other bed room therein, both of these rooms being upstairs. _¢.-._ A complete description of the inside of this club and the surrounding pre- <¢ mises has been drasn up, 1 copy of which will be retained in the Nashville file for further use and a copy of which is being forrarded tothe Charlotte 3&3 ,. ¢. ..~._ _,_ . '1;.'- - office-for its Qssistancc in questioning Subject Nichols who is to be re- f-.";--H ; lo.'g.. 0-',-'1': moved to Ashevillc, N. C., for prosecution. itii i why, 2! ;-1":-; On the morning of Dec. 51, 1935 information obtained relative swi to the club and its description nas furnished to Special Agent H. A. Snow at Roanoke, V%., in order that he could ag in interview Nichols. In the 92 meantime it had been learned that the club was ;ctu;lly operated by George ii! F. Ike! Caldwell, Charlie Kirby, and Charles C. Rice, and so far as could be le:rned, Doc Oile had no connection with it. In view of the information I received as to the reli.bility of George F. Cald ell =nd the belief that is he rould not be guilty of harboring any criminal, the advisability of *5.-' -,_..' 0' '1' L ~é_-:9 '1, directly approaching him nas discussed ind Agent Snox Tas requested to is- ac; ~, certdin from Nichols vhothar Caldwell was in any ray connected with Kirpis n~ and his gang and knew Karpis's real identity. Agent Snov later advised this Agent by telephone tn-t Nichols insisted that there were additionel I rooms in the basement of this club phere the gang hangs out and that the gang ras supposed to be there that night. Nichols also informed Agent E5; Snow, then informed that we were unable to effect K;rpis's apprehension __::ppon th3_information furnished by him, that he upon his removal to Asheville, '51 .-~l h. C., would arringe through his girl friend, Hazcfkiilton of 18 Ash St., s_¢___ Bristol, Va., to locate K rpis and other members of his gang so they could . -9'_ be apprehended. Nichols also stated there zas working in the Nitengale .'-»-1 Club a Dagn knovn as Pitsfxiingo tho was wanted for bank robbery in Kansas City, Ho. He also stated thzt Kzrpis and his crowd might hang out at Papa »..- i Jack92McGi1l's, an individu"l weighing around 300 lbs. who operates a tourist camp on the south edge of Knoxville and has some camps located in a grove of trees. 41 ~.' ~?- After this information ras received from Nichols Special 337; Agents M. *. Lkekins and R. E. Peterson, ;ccompanied by Probation Officer TL. v -":"_§ , J. O. Stafford, ascertained that Jack McGill, tho weighs around 500 lbs., 5%". lived in a residence "herehc did some bootlegging on the north side of Knoxville and does not operate a tourist camp on the south edge of that city. Investigation 1t McGill s home during the afternoon of Dec. 31, 1935 did not show any unusual activity and Probation Officer Svafford stated I he does not believe Jack McGill would harbor an individual like Karpis; that "hile McGill Kill sell whiskey he does not believe he would be in- volved in anyother crime as he has only recently completed a probation sentence. L .-v _ 4 - .. _ -. _._ -»-__-.,_;_ . . - v -- -~~1- ---p ---. -..-1 ~.. ~.-- -. '.- --_--v_.__----,_-_,.__.-._.-_.-._ --..,-..___- .- .4 ._r'. <";' .; f. ,2.-...§ /'-RI.§ -. Q- '5? Special Agent C. O. Pickard learned from Miss Rosina Colgan, ¢- 1 1 a c erk in the U. S. Attorney'soffice, Nashville, Tenn., that Mrs. J. I I E. ood, who is presently living in the Andrew Johnson Hotel, Knoxville, nn., is-the owner of the home where the Nitengale Club is located. Agent Pickard and the writer interviewed Lbs. "cod at this hotel in the presence of her son, Tom Long, who is connected with the Decatur Motor Co., Knoxville, and they advised that prior to Kay 25, 1955 Charlie Rice had operated a night club known as the Bellvedere just outside of the city limits of Knoxville; that this club was in close proximity of the home of a resident who obtained an injunction against the club and had it closed; that at this time Charlie Rice became interested in renting her home which she refused to do. However, Rice later learned sea=..92j_, that George F. Caldwell and Charlie Kirby were interested in a night |.--, _ . club and gambling establishment and approached them relative to renting ' :1 the "ood home. Lbs. Wood states that she then rented her place due to financial difficulties to George F. Caldwell for a period of one year and that Mr. Caldwell and Charlie Kirby took Charlie Rice in with them 92 i'vZ» f because they knew nothing about operating a road house. Mrs. cod was advised that Agents were looking for a fugitive and expected that he .11:-2--:~:'. Q :4!:-_§, '92 E. might visit the Kitcngale Club if he came to Knoxville, Tenn., as r i-'-Y".'7.3:*-* =7»"J = I»< »'.I fugitive was the type who hung out at such places and that Agents were .;_.,i ,-if! _ .Qi interested in learning something about the construction of the home. ,1 ;/':'1';'§Mrs. cod and her son, Tom Long, both stated that Charlie Caldwell could L be approached in the utmost confidence as he was not the type to harbor .. ._4§_ any criminal although he would gamble. Both stated that there were no rooms in the basemznt of their home other than the boiler room and the I ' _ . '-'-. wash room which has now been divided into the mans toilet and the store room, and they are certain there have been no excavations as Mr. Caldwell would have to obtain her consent. hrs. Wood advised that there was a small attic in the home which she used for storing her personal belongings ¢-,4, we- -e=aad there-mas not sufficient space for anyone to remain comfortably. ~ She also stated there was a servants quarters in the rear of the home 3.3 ? having two rooms downstairs and two upstairs and a small basement to it which could possibly be arranged for sleeping quarters though they would be very uncomfortable. Mrs. Wood and her son assisted in drawing <-~-. a diagram of the house and the out-buildings surrounding it and agreed to assist in any other way that they could. During the day of Dec. 51, 1935 each of the Agents at .. . Knoxville, Tenn., was given an opportunity to observe the premises where ear -r»_ the Nitengalc Club is located with field glasses in order that they might _...J be familiar with the arrnngemants in the event Kirpis appeared and a raid was necessary. » 0 On Ne: Years night the vriter, Agents Meekins, Peterson, ' Diemer, Dorris, and Pickurd visited the Nitengvle Club from 9 P. H. to 5 A. M. and had every opportunity in the world to observe Fugitive Karpis had he appeared. The owners and operators of the club were kept under surveillance at all timss and their presence was 1lWlyS at or nezr the gambling tables and at no times were they seen in conversation 92 - 5 - 92 _-v...-... _.-.--.- ...,.-¢-.---__ -- H» ..-v--_.-__-..._ _..__.__.__- --.-v a-<-1> ~r'"*-'--' "~'-'-*"" "'-"'*""""' '"" ' I_ - ~1 '1 f *3 "J G e 0 with any individual resembling Kzrpis. Upon arriving ct the Nitengale Club On this night in tro separate cars it different times the Agents -.:P" pretended to be lost and in this uiy drove all around in back of the premises djicent to the serv nts quarters and observed no cirs con- cealed. The Agents were unible to locate an Auburn sedan either on .:_ - this night or the night before, it being noted thdt Nichols stated this was the type of cur being driven by Kirpis. On this occision the Agents talked agiin to the waiters ind the hostess as well as Charlie Rice without arousing any suspicion and it was leerned from them that no .v_ one except the servwnts used the out houses or servants quarters. . '3 - Agents did not deem it udvisdble to reveil their iden- .:J» .- tity to anyone and exhibit photographs of Karpis or any other of the 1.. Subjects in this cise in view of Nichols stltement that he upon being .92.w " removed to Asheville, N. C., would locate this gang through his girl friend if they did not appear qt the Nitengale Club on New Years Eve J -. night. However, it ippeirs from investigation ilrewdy conducted thit Nichols is not furnishing reliible information as there are positively no other rooms in the basement of the Niteng le Club. There have been no Post Office robberies us reported by him, ind the description given of Jack FcGill's place is incorrect. F%@¥" . -~ . 1I m ix U S D E V E L O T E D _L E A D S Z :.'I;;-;-:- 1 . The CHARLOTTE OFFICE wt Ashevillez N. C., after R. L. I Nichols is removed there Till interviet him further to disprove or substentiate the infonnotion xlrezdy furnished by him. For assistance in questioning Nichols 1 rough drift sketch of the Nitengwle Club and ~92 out-houses is ?ttiCh¬d. The Ch rlotte Office will 1130 beer in mind n- __::;h1t Nighgls, while he m y not have inform~tien relative to this cwso, r does hqve informition concerning other crimin l activities throughout :~ Eistern Tennessee, Zestern North Caroline, Kentucky, ind Ewstern Virginie. It is therefore suggested he be thoroughly questioned par- -> 21 : ticul.r1y Tith reference to the thefts from interstate shipments end the steeling of merCh ndise from clothing stores by the use of special tools to pull the cylinders from locks. i The KJHSAS CITY OFFICE at Kuns.s Citv, Ho., will us- 1; ;-> certain *hether Patsy Mingo is winted in thwt district for bank robbery, s. '11:. ' it being noted thwt there is 1 Pztsy Hinge employed at the Nitengile A. ,.* _*f$_.'."' Q1 . Club who R. L. Nichols stites is wanted in Kansas City for bank .1 robbery. - The NASHVILLE OFFICE it gngnville, Tenn., will locate 4 .,r and interview Hwrry Beirdon relative to the information he furnished ._ -t Deputy Sheriff Chumlee that Kzrpis res visiting the Parks Hotel in fell of 1935. @6- Y ' -- ~~ -- » ~.- ~ ---_-v-- '---iv-wt;--1_.-_-,__,>...__ _.__, ,__....,_ ,._? ;_ ',, .r. _F____ _' _,,__!_ _ -_,.~ -vy-- _ ._.._._ _ . 4_/ - '3Q92. v¥5"q 1... D A. _.._| I A £ .l -1?: '-- ii" - The ST. PAUL OFFICE t St. Paul, Minn., is requested to qdvise hether the name of Coppage has ever appelred in this case, it .. r .-~g- being noted thwt he is alleged to have been formerly a clerk at the El Comodoro Hotel and is nor supposed to be managlng the Parks Hotel at Q ;'*~ ? @§~' Knoxville, Tcnn., xhere Karpis is said to have visited a f er wee g ks 1 o. I- F NT '1 ; . -1 , > 1, ~, »Y 1 PENDING - A ,;:.;: " -,,_,~ :. .?'92 - ".» _-, ,.~,.-~-92' -_v. _'.'. ».. 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B LOSANGELES CALIFJAN 29 514? 193s 73':-11 -;1- V ._-5.5". 92Q ¢, DIRECTOR FEDERAL BUR OF INVESTIGATION .,_~._,.:{z,. 92 US DEPT OF JUSTICE PENN AVE AT 9 ST NORTHWEST F -in WASHINGTON nc I _ 92 J REKID CONSTABLE LINDSAY CALIFORNIA ADVISED ABOUT ouz ._-..; }..L '92§5TTfonAY*i&ih0wN INDIVIDUALcavr INFORMATION T0 POSTMASTER .4. - .-,=~ -».- -:§ _ AT PLACE ADVISING FUGITIVES THIS cast IN comrauv wxru >4? HOME;92VANMETERPLAYINGcnnns wan: IN souruznu HOTEL _ _I-92_-L». %§% PORTERVILLE CALIFORNIA STOP xuuuxnv THROUGH POLICE LATTER G %.- PLACE INDICATES no sournznu HOTEL THERE AND INVESTIGATION >4_4 . '5"? |-.. INDICATES NO _ ¢WQ92§v ~ { ONE RESEMBLING FUGITIVES IN THAT TOWN 53% HANSON. 2:75!,-.- ,-.~, ~ 912?. u§%? E '15? rmcoanmn _--_ 9 1- .? T I Fm-r ¢ " nummmv * ~ - h JAN OI.,, g .. FEB 2- ""*" US» 92 ..T92-1" ~*'{ ' ' "*§§ *§$ * *T " *"@92 Egb Q __..V !.._.-u___, ~ -..,.. ,______..>..,.__._...,_-'7 '3 '. .-» - 1 ._.... . _... .- A .4 - _' V ~ ~., __,_._- n r / 1/ Lj Q .5 ma» 9292 -' '. "~ F ' I e . . 92 . .-2;;T~?¢ § §___ . - '¥$'_' '> 'Q"- uum.-:0 STATESBUREAU 1NvEsT1cA1fi:11§ OF i/ 5.; FormNo.1, chgg ..'' A ' 1 ' '4?-§a" er. if . '§..2_> ' _~ ~41 > 1'1-usoms|m921;:n caxsc ATcnicm l M _ y . |q|_;"°_ 3 .1»- RTMADIAT out en-we- aunt;; rnuonrpawnxcn-|uAp:= - -Y '{n:|Ion1'uAn:m}=/ > .,. 21- "' '., 1 C -7; ;-;§,>"'"§; ,9 92 .- L ex.. mi, mu. ;__i/as/so- - ' _ j A 1/_1,2z/sg/'3'z A, I_»,.<,._;¢ I re- -3.7- Z, In/#5 _p Z ~_f .,; ~rrn.|. ~ H-? }*? . 92, 92 Report orSpecial Agents. I. Hardy», st.1>a=;1,',; ,~_92;_1;,.~; ': 7 REFERRNG: R1 t~ . I 1 C5"?"" . linneeota, January 16,1936; _,,_,., .,_ _,,. _.,;¢£'.».:_5_,-I;-:~"._ qf-, v-¢"f'-- *» .1 ' " ' y _ »- I - =:~ iii_ J144 ~-,'_. I - ~,"_'. . é- . .- A ' ' -2. . ~ - - .- ._ :92§'I§,~__: * v V.1'! . J 49.599 V mums: ' z 1, . - * .1 -'-92.. .~ '».. -'4' '1--' . , ~-. . . - ».'- '1.- 1?.»- ' ."'/-, >~=-. 5.a<'*=J- ~?~"--'r~=* 4 - ~1 f>""-»"-:".- I #7 ,_ Q1 January81, 1936,the UnitedStaten Attorney;Ste Paul ,Ilinne, V- -»_:, 1» 5 11ueetet that the previous criminal record or HARRY8AIYBB_in Quin Cities -_ _7 3 *1 .1, .. be eeoured for purpoeee oi impeechment , at C BAYER er had'1,t.0l _t1fi.Odhli present at ' 1 trial in Federal courtin st. mu, um he hadhen: been convieted ora telonye 92 .3;-'5i" :. $41131. , 7 A me St.Pan1'Polioe records Department donot show that ' ,3;/ f11I»§§,92'~ DE! A ' EVER wasever arrested at that po A int h the y y u Police_ MDepartment __ for e ¢1 1 Ie_ 1 .1, ' 223 '-.' . V h ,1 I;~- '1l At theallinneapolie Zolioe Departmentit weeascertained _ that * --=1 -...r ;.§ y HARRY SLIYKRunder themmeoi BARR , wee arrested 9-11-18by Police .1 __ n-|I»__._-_ Detectives Ialter Bryant andwifohn Iinlayeonon e o goher of attempted grand,_ , at 1 roanE YD SAWYEINS , liinnoapo1i_e- .- Police Depagrtmentxnumbor being 921§4'r9,*";_ .: -..; _ A 0 L .. _ _ _ 92 __ O . . __ _ _ r - _ 1 ..;_- , I ,__ r,;-__... ,.. . K ' ' u 1 . - _~ _ - 71 1 . SW. - - - ' ' - . , 4 - - .~ . ~ ' 1 ,- ~ . -» 1 '., .. V _.- _, _ .. - ~ 1 - , _ ,. _--. m , , . -» . ~ . __ my . . , 1 5, w ' . . " ' ' "" ' "-1 1 " ','. ~ boNo1'wnm:mn-czszswacu - nzcoaosu APP AND n~|o:x|:nY ran = QqlbJ. """ _ ' ' °""1-,, 6 /,0 - /1 ?- JAN 31? 1936 corms"nus ncnonr orFunmennrron UN -ED gums cmcgzm 3- Bureau 1- Jacksonville TE _ 2- Cincinnati 8- Ste Pl l - ' %- Ghiceeo1- u,s.l1=ty., st~PB 1'$11980 _ *...,.,r'lZ"*E3=u tWEsT'63- L'.§ " V - . V 0' c:lq g '9 ' »&Q.6ms22:sss we """" "" '""" =,- " é '/ 1|-:,.: - . W L 33" ~ ». ._;'_-ix 1 - -> - . . . -5i : 9 : .,~.' . I 'v _ - p '3" ' - >"'3§ . L r '--V "J . 92, -" -l92>-"'.' _ _- J; pf -. - .<-t... '}v¬C_'4§'!t__|"'y-,-!" ."§"r 14 -"'e_t~:y|§92er1,~- . s *'2§Jl-.*-* ....-. . 5 ~ . .- - w , . - . - . I I rm - ._. . .. . _ 1,.»: . . H. ...... '_.. , . _ . .-1 I f . Captain John Iinlayson and htective Ialter arm; __-1 ~- rt atate they can testify they erreated SEQ under the .W» in A mm siwm alias many mum. on on September 11, 1915, _ , . , -_ _ ~ ~1 M34 55 -53» eaeieted by -Tohnignn and another unknown party; _ were attempting to steal an automobile at Bth Street and ;* 1"iT'f ' Nicolle: Avenue in linneapolil: um they would recognize amrn " %fs?"% ~ at the present tile: that aa they were attempting to apprehend » , _ sunrm, rm: and the can-<1 party, the latter three ran, making 1 .92_ 2:... .1 it neceseary for Detective Bryant to mm in the air before they IQ J?! atopped, after which Iinn and SLIYIB were taken to the Minneapc- . 1 5&1 lie Police Department, and booked on the charge of attempted 1 ' A ..;.-1 "S35 Sig Brand larceny. {Q Y x _;$_,» ;<_f§!__ _ _ p . 1 W / ,1 _ ._-_V _J.5,, .r._._, : V ~ Irvin fence, l64 Orleane lvenrl, 8.1-», Iinnekapoliati I .. ~ :. Q 1' ,'. 1.92-_v - '1- -.1 .r : states he can testify he took the fingerprint card of mm! -» ~~;T1.-<:":;--.:,' SLFYKR alias HARRY BTMIDIZY alias HLRHQSLNDLOVIGH, at the tin , L ,g»'_".-';-,'.u oi SLI"£lR'S arrest, 9-ll-18, which fingerprint card hears his 11' .,;.. .~; ,___:~-4:1 v 3. Jrvi 3,5 ..;._-1 -'.'f!.. -_ signature Jonee'!;that he also took Minneapolis Police Ibpart-' 1 ' ment photo number 16479 of SLIYIB at that tine, and can produa the plate, the pictures taken thsretrow, and thia fingerprint card, and can teatiry to the description smearing thereon oi -- 5% . ,: __.- SLIYIR aa of the date of his arrest in 1918a ~ . A. p _, _ §'e_-1? _ . ! , . ~ _ . 1. _> _A 1 , " " I H " -,' Ibo Minneapolis Police Departmnt jail docket for - 92 - 1-"; .1 '~ -13;;-1 » ~e=pumw;, 11, 1918shows that same on arrest mm £1! the na|_l___".f 1 J *7 Y" at HENRY STLNLI, which was crossed out and the nane oi BARRY. = _A "" SANIILOVICH written above; that SLWBR ' S ja il nun bar was 280' , that he was arrested with John Iinn at 9:30 PJ. September 11, 1918 . v ?' 4"; for attempted grand larceny by Detectivee It I. Bryant and J. Le 1 '7 p p-._ ' Iinlayeor that I s.um:a's case was continued until 9-16-18 and hie -_ bond sot at $5,000, and that he was indicted. his data appears ' on page 484 or the Minneapolis Police Department jail record for 1918. ma party who made this record was one oi the jailore - T ' t that time but according to Lt. Ray Harrington, in charge or ; ., athe record department, the name of this jailer cannotpbe det_er_- 4 -2'3. mined == um we» i . _. - ' _ ¢_'__ l Records at the Gounty Attorney's Office at Minneapolis _ . /'.~ of um; case CountyAttorney's tile azo-2'24! shows canplaint -3 filed 9-13-18 charging SANDLOVIGH and John Iinn with attempted 1 - grand larceny in the first degree; that On 9-19-18 BARRY smmonw -2~ I ..1 > _ _ ._ _,...e';_92T-.1¢.,- _____,-.,,,_ I 4 / '. , . LA _-5!'= 92e i; _. " 1v E ' " " >"~h ' " " "'I ! ¢ ~ "-3- 7-. ; ;~ __IVrV_ eIlFJ P."!'-_..>.,>>|.~r'-go,-,1. ' . _- . '*~, -. ~- .1-.- -:4. F -- - 0 _, g_ __., -~;.,.,_ ,4,-___ ._ -. . .. . u -.- .~ .-. _, < .. - . 4 ,* _-~ - <. ,_ '_ >_jv_- - ~*_'__ ..; _.--v._: -'. -., -r ..__ J - i~ - --~ .. .~ .. iv. p, _; . .L_ '_,-.~ V -1- ~ + . Te AT ,- I. § V ;=92,;_, . .. - -., _-__ --as 1-:" ' ' ~ !'inn, endone iehninoe, were Jjeintlyindicted enthe .. I ': -7- _.92:s?.*- charge of attempted grand larceny in the first degree; that _i_.; f§_j;; ,. , on l0-9-18 SLNDLOVICH pledguilty to the lesser charge '1 - » tampering with an autonnhile andwas sentencedto pay e1bo.ooj.? " ' tins or serve 60 days in the sorkhcuee. . » 1 ;_.l;_- ~ . . - _ ' . -- 2' . ¢ -_f~', _.1 . 4%: -3. r ' : ' . . - ,' .- - iv, '.92 -_vI 1 ' A Copy of this indictment is being placed in the 8t.» f 1 1 1;"E3 Paul Bureau File. . - _: ~ ,- _ ~ , I ' ' 4 . V . '1'» . v. _ ..-e' " - George Hemperly, Clerk or the District Oourt of _ 1 wt! Z. Bnnepin 6ounty,l£inneapodie, Minnesota, an duees t_ecun can pro-» 1,- duce his tile number 15681-criminal, which is styled the Dtate J J -4 4. oi MinnesotaJohn en andIinh nerryknaeiuen,Defendants, ~ Attempt to Oonmit G-and Larceny, let gree, which came beteie 9- JR:-1; -:-.1;-I" State District Judge Steele, September 19, 1918. Indictnnnt .- 1., *1 against the Defendants under the names oi Iohn Iinn and Barry 1-. e-. Bandelyoieh was tiled, bearing date September 18, 1918, charging _ 51'1" . each of the Defendants with the crime of attempt to eoulsit - grand larceny in nth first degree. Bench warrants issued. " . _-" 92 $175..-5 &ptember1918, 20,Ginsberg! Abe Archie and Gary A _ *..r-.. appeared as counsel for Defendants Finn an delvoich. Daren-_ 4,; v- ._.~ h dents were arraigned and pled not guilty, with tls privilege to 92. »e| '_-=4 withdraw said plea and demur, on or be ore aptember 25, 1918. - 4,; r_ : r "'1~> " Case setfor trial October 4,191a. Bail{ma in em erezeoo. .1 t L September 23,1918, bench warrant returned and tiled. _ ' , -re , ,__- ___.,_> , _,L_ ,. I * " October 9, 191a. Bach of the Defendants sandelvoich * . ~. and Finn! in court in person, 1. ll. Cary, esq. appeal- i118 ll 3 ,_i g counsel for Defendants. lech of Defendents duly etthdrew plea , " A 1 _-15>» 'of not guilty and pleaded guilty of tampering with an antomobilee -A 4 . rm court any adjudged each of the Defendant! au ty er tm1>u- ~ ~ ' ,_.~ 3 -'. 1 V-tan, , ....'r~->-.~r-: . , ing with an automobile and sentenced each of_ the Defendants to ' r 1 1-pay a tine or $100.00, or in default thereof, be confined in 1*; . * I the eorlcheueeor the city or Minneapolis, Hennepin Oounty,linih- I - -1." * polie, Minnesota, until said tine was paid, such term of contizs- ment not tc exceed 60 days in duration, or until thence discharged " ¢ :..w, I E ...-z 3, 1' by due course or law by competent authority. Judgment entered and Judgnent Roll made and tiled. Oct. 11, 1918, fine of $100.00 paid by Defendant Sandelvoich, andhis release issued by State District Judge Steele. 4 -60 . _ - J I -_ »_~ - _ _,__._-__<__.._ -_M .-.. .__.:_, ____ _...¢92-.._,____,_ __ _ __._ C Q» I. 1 - A ..*F é _ , ' v » 1 n -" -I Y -> y » -92 e>_.._14-¢vI-»" -a-_4 ..._<.--n>o- - -* I1' _ I ~1''. -,/'..._._ - " » - ' - . 1 . ._ . , -1' "-»3. '-- ,. .. ¢_ . . .-. " _ '< , :~. ~ >:~. '- _. 4. __ _>_ 0 I .», .- . , . -..- =. .. »92. .. -1 ~ ' ' ' _ _ _, .»_. . " -'-- ~;.'. _-- Ft" - }- - " ' he foregoing information was transmitted to the ~"..-.3 .o '*, :'+-v United tatos Attorney George Sullivan, st. PsuJ.,lIinneeota,'Q , -'T' . January 22, l936, who stated that sens eould not be need es? .~-. if 92_,_._ _,:o~ E1! evidence, inasmuches tamperingwith en sutmobile is s nie- _ :_ _:- demeanor in linnesots. - _: V * - -_,; . t I _ - I ' It no noted that the records of the Iinneepolie e_ A. ,'- ; I .. , J 2 Police Departmont with regard to BARRY BLIYIR contained the 5., 13;,-_-1,-a following notations: _ , A _ " ~- V_ t ' 'Hath nago'l!*renk',;,,§f i'|iint:§"rog'-; w';int»rid>bery ___ zfntyreinbury,barren some soldHeb:-'.,oouili ofI tin a'l'pr ii'T, this119,85. robbery asp .~* . " _, 'n st. nial. lubjeet Iirry Sawyer jperetee beer ' - _ joint in Ste Paul undo; the namtaof BarrySawyer. - - t - , r ~ !.".I'~:_'-.~"; -? mere was sleo on file at tho llinneaqaolie Police Depart- e-'-1:1:-'~' ».. r.,_».<,...».,> ;:__-,-t-mt," .,= 3.. ment, the following record of Harry Sawyer under the nme of BARR! 1.3%: .»'>.*%'.f'~".;:zf ;r.°1>mcm I118!mnnY°sn:nmcn, mm Police hpartnent isms, > this having been furnished ttm llinnespolis Police Departnnnt by ' - - the OnshsPolice Department; 1:; -_»-'92- :3 ~ . . ._,_,,-.w »~ .. -.=..1' -'' Arrested Jen. 2, 1920 charge inn Robbery -Idenq o up 1* .; ___e_. __"_ titled es one ofthe menwho heldup the Ienners en! ,, ~ f ~ -~ ' Merchants Bank atBenson on Do» $1, 1-9190391 ! W ' -A.» 1 ' Di81ieO0u1 i on Q10,000e00bon e ' - e E ?. .92¢_ . ' I 92 Ihile out on bondon ebote charge was reerrest- I _ ed Jen, 4, 1920, charge fugitive from Justice - Ianted Ejrizj et Lincoln, Rebr. for auto theft. Turnedover to then. ,' ' Released ona bondof $1,000 wniol} Ias forfeitode _ 1 _. _-1 _ , _ - '_' Y . Ft ; _ r-. . Le Kerry Sandlovitch arraigned in Diet; Oount, . ""1 is Q mncaln gm-. pr, 23, 1915, andpleaded guiltyto bur-_f ~ , . 92 glory with orplosivosattempting by bl to W! *1" °f_ the Standard 011ca. at Lincoln, oor. no was pm-@104, I _ by Judge. Goagravee -;_ »-- _¢_-,~; .... - - 4 _ P_ _', oz . PENDINOe ~40 4 I L-at-:1~_"__'V{I41 '92 ._7'! ' " I." .t ,1 ,-I_ "Z;;»§_»/- ,,,, »- "92 - V»/"_",;f. . ' -":9I. L.> L fl H:- AuWM/ // / / -Z :-HV Xwsqxsk xoig "o92Q° wM-'I ,/""' 1" 92I ' Mgéig- '_,-- wow.~;~;,t>1- »Y~ *" '91- _ ° 5"o$y92¢.1:5"" _ 1~92s.qw °°6» ..a¢--'§ .'"/_ ___1 9292' __------""" '.w nal :_5 1,1 , r"-=' /// ;-- feczofW QM- °$ °*&'.,92,.aw -¢92>¢o¢--"'- .w* ""'/__ H,..-__ 92 _ "'5.,V.VA ;V=,_ --- 1-. - xiii _ -- _A _, Z/jz/Q1 x - 92921 h M .-/- V1* - ~ .-"5 'V,-;j.'1_,?-_ ;;a , / kt- $8. 92_5OT92 av-$° .*':7"; Y j¥__"._._. _V-.__l"V. :_ "'~ » _;__j __ 1- ' *1-1-__'. 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' 1,: ,, 221;. ._.LL92 ....._ . , so , arzr. ' 11; ...:-:--;:r Q..i..n_...-..._. . .-_ . , - r....-lI ------.- _.....? QEMORANDUH FOB_IHEwDIREQTQ 3 ...i===i_"i_. y - . :'_" 21:. "1"!-'-~17»-.--_.._. .-I_. - {-'1 ? 4 F Ills: 3:13!--.-_..... '--1-. : Re: Issuance of Identification Order "- Rf", / l on William E eade. _____ "_,"__ __- .,...~.|.' I discussed the above situation th Mr. Schilder, and that I was told he had said that he didn't believe in the Identification Order av-"~ or didn't think it should go out that way, but that he wasn't going to subit a 1l-- . . 2;"; . .' memorandum setting out his views util after the issuance of the I-0. Ir. :'|._92.-_ e .< ' -~ _ ?-L Schilder said he took the matter up with Mr. Edwards when the question first . -.1!;§ . i _*,: .1-.: -'-1-.~' arose, and told him that he was definitely opposed to it, and that Hr. Edwards ._.._ .3 .6,- said he would call me. Mr. Edwards told Mr. Schilder afterwards that he had F.;5."'-li ¢~; "...!-F5" talked to me, and that I still thought the I.0. ought to be issued. Mr. Schilder said that he told Mr. Edwards he would like to submit a memorandum expressing 7 92 his views on the subject. Ir. Edwards then said, "Just wait until the I.0. 4».- is issued and than you can attach a memorandum to it and send it downstate S for final approval;Qef0r9_printing and distributignif I told Hr. Schilder w,that that at-" was the question in mg mind; that is, I couldn't see why Mr. Schilder would want to sit back and wait until the 1.0. was printed and distributed and 92"92. then submit a memorandum setting forth a number of objections to it. . I. i p p v_ Schilder said that his personal opinion of the matter is that if "tEe I.0. in its original form, that is, with the prints classified as they are xi now, is issued, it would place the pints in a section of the file wherethqywould .92 be buried if the mutilated prints come in. Therefore, the I.0. in its original Y form could not lend itself to identification no matter how many times one may - 92».s t "1 reference it against the mutilated prints. Mr. Schilder said that when the '-'.."7'4"* ':1 mutilated prints came in the first time, the person who classified and checked them,checked them against the prints of Meade and failed to make an identification ;l!*%-$2 *1. 92~ '1 despite the fact that he had both prints right beforehim. ~~~o~ a»~W//'- '" "é5l; > _.'~ :. [ ,., p -~ RLCOI DFD:4 & INDEYIED 4 {ye ¬ 97 ,:|.>-. Mr ~ Sc§ildhé?iBidQ 9 iiow how mch less chance wdzid t r;7be of ;2 / !}< }', .=I"= . identification on a reference to a file in a police department. On the contrary, I 11 . let us assume that you print them in the mutilated condition - whet would!be the T result? You are immediately telegraphing and advising every crook in the country ' ."&~' when these I.0.'s are placed in Post Offices and other public places that there _ 1 is a successful case of mutilation. We have always said that we have never had_~_,; - : anybodymutilate his fingerprints that we couldn't identify. We did not say how;$!' I personally feel that the distribution of that I.0. in any form would be un- $3 fortunate, and I question the results which could follow its publication. In other words, i don't think it could lend itself in any way to identification on a fingerprint classification of any sort." Q9 £1.15 1>l >§1 -9' IE9 o 20 ¥i!92 !§3%?_j19_$_?~ ,r-._,..,,--,,.--- ¢ v>--7%-><¢ il'< <*_ '_'1__'"%7"*' 0/. { r__. s. ,___. .. _. -.__ -,~..- .._ - > _.__-._. eA-- e -_ -i- - - ~ . - »e- _ _-:7 __ ~~ _ .~.' ¢ ~"' _ Q L O a __ . Iemo for the Director t -2- 1/29/36 I told Mr. Schilder that what I was particularly concerned about is his statement to the effect that he would submit his memorandum of objections after the issuance of the I.O., but now that he has explained that the memorandum of objections would be attached to the proof of the I.0. and before it was ~rii printed for distribution, that particular point is somewhat cleared up. , v.:_-. ;__ 1 I Br. Schilder said that he is definitely against the issuance of this _Ti I-0. in any form whatsoever. r. .... _ ,1-I.. J *i2i.~.' <1 a'-.51-,1 i%$x£1 .Q'»_-' ._ Res tfully 1-=-".-'»:'r iii!-nb E. A. TAKI- . Q -4'-' 1.9, .$g,, -ni-._~_ Q -___. - * I V_:?. *5 , ~.=#W" »..,._,. :1. 2. L -_ Z " ww- '- $2 _ A {NV r _ _ J.. .- _- ____ 4.-.-. ,92_ c "*- iv -._. i .- :1 _ A H»- 3 »- C § --0. ? 14¢- ..-|ii - -~ *. - .. J -.__,92.4, >- -1 a ' ' ~ " ~*'.... . A; ->!.-- I/J ._ r -1 ~ #1 ,;. v E an om» lo: :12, .{L chl ll g " """ ;-" f _l*'-'"':".Q 1. _, . _. - . ....' .' . 1 ._.,'..r_ Q __ . _ _. . - ». ... ' '_.'r_. "W" "4' ~- -_... V I - <-.-._p_-|~ . <-~.- , _ I » J ~. ~ ;_. 1 . _ >.' _ vf, "'._ ,' g '_ * _A .v. "3 _ . a ' _ _ V V it» _ _, _.. . ._ '5. . 7 7 - .. z . - . ,1_ _ _ _,. .__ . _ I :-F ~ -4 l93J5¢i.'Vi.Iidmueq10:1. so, --if;7 , _ .'. __ ».'_' . __-_ ' - A. V A 3,. '-if . »~ ':.l_" _ _. ,_. . . ]RE }QgpEp '-"_ r @- . w 1-$24- 91% Ir. L3, Cozmelloy, X -. '-"T muPR <.r l§~.V£STlGATlON . -->_..,w read-:1 Hm-emof Investigetion, . H5 _.1 I936 A M _~ - ,.. 9- S. Department of Justice, ' ' : A ._ --. 1443 stl lt B1l11Q1 | _ ,. , 1 ' ~ L k .1 ;_i,_|*~:92f;.:;_f -YLKYTDF.|I!_Q [jQE _. 92- L. . Clevola-:xd,0hio , »;,v . -o l < . A? - 92 . . H ".;>i{= --iy1, ~ *1.-. ~ »_';'1,~92 92_ . .'.~.1 om-Bu, o o am esmn.»'¢x= F "LE Q--"7 ;L'§-5,3.» '.. ;¢.'/'../_ .-3.3,. ._ Q -3" 1 ea etteehing heretoe nut? of thelocation of e , ll 2:2 . tavern inCleveland, 01180,which DoloroDelaney recentlyedvieed _<>o was froqueotedby Alvinliarpio end: il].ic, .Berrieon duringthe . ..-=:-.f.=*~é.-'3 time they were living in Cleveland during the eulner of 1954» - L 3IL-925<"".':.1-.-_ ' - 92h.,__.I"lr ~*~»;> Dolores Delaney oteted that both In-pie end Ierrieoe . were lcquainted with the employees et this tavern end upon quee- ! 14% tioning, stated that it no one of two place: in Cleveleocfthet ~4; . 77" H.':.=. . aho knew of that Alvin Karpie would hove visited eftepr he escaped 1 . ;_ .. 1'r& ibe Policeet ltlentio City. he other -glece, eho as being we Harvard Club. V . _ - go ~¢:'§.f; <££'- " = - " . W3 5 -. -2 _ K ~ - ' .5 -"'=v~ 92 one =m:-4 met ahel maheard, betlreifiaeiedto gin the source of the information, that eince his escape et Atlantic City _ Kerpil had visited both Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio, but had Dem ' » L " , turned way. She stated that she believed the place et Toledo, * Ohio, where he had visited wee the Cosine Club but they turned j I ?! §'?",.£ §ft. 1. him ewe;because theybclieved he use "too hot et that tiled, o . U"t ,. i - '_ ' In92 , oonnootioc. . ._ , . with_ ,1 the ., - sketch g. _ | V ettached - hereto;_ 1 ... _ . - Dolorel..> _. .,. _ 2 _ . V Deleriey statedthat the tavern in located outsideof the downtownI . A district of Cleveland, one block off of Euclid Avenue; that in . ..§.~. leaving the downtown district going out Euclid I-venue, one crosses _ e bridge; that immediately beyond the bridge e etreet rune off of " mclid Avenue diagonally, end this tevern is located on the corner of the first block oft of Euclid Avenue. In describing this place, Dolores Delaney advised that there is e mall bar with 0. for tnblee , . v 1 - . , _, - <__ ti: .1? QT» x .~ -we-" , -_>q - >45 E?-.7; ¢-_ i +'~"i 1 -2'" I- 1-I f~'1='$ J»K ',_1 I t part of the tavern and several tables and v . _ -. l '1 .'.-2. - r s ,-_»_.i_-_ :- , r »_ .» ~..1. Dolores Delaney also edfined Ihileleheenl V -.'§" -s. - ~ L 5*-s':?:a:_v;a1Alvin Inrpie were living on flamingo Street in Cleveland, Ohio, ' * "" _ »:;~?'*_-=,,'.-%he on one occasion displayed to her e oomieeioa cud his photograph, identifying him es e private iavostigetot for l ~. 2? zietective agency, which sounded 1m 11. night mm been an *B"-:1-1,-~." . locum netcctivo I-gency. She etcto that the photograph lppeety ing on the card was en excellent likenesa oi h.r;:-is. Upon being "§ n <4. questioned, however, ehe stated that she did not know where this photograph ecu taken, nor could she advise under that oir-' g 1 I. .».f1' ~ czxnotunces la:-pi: obtained this ooenicsion card. u: denied to being acquainted with anyone in Cleveland W the new of heat _ Booncn or enyone identified with that private detective egenq, M _ '92 _ R fl; :2 and had no information concerning the pq envelopes of the *"' ,. '9. - Room: Detective Agency {wad ia their homo at 5975 lest 140th %._' Street, Cleveland, stating, however, that Alvin In-rpie light _~ . have obtained those pa; envelopes end carried tbs on hie person 1- I i for identi cation purposes. v fl e Dolores Beloney advised that while living in Cleveland Y 92-:. she purchased e vacuum cleaner and when the cleaner no delivered fi to her she gave the salesman tour £10.00 notes iaeaed on the Federal Reserve 3&2! of Sen Francisco, California; that the celes- ,:¢, min_Luodiate].y noted the character of these Fodcral Reserve notee .__ and became euapicioue oi thee. Be later node inquiries or Ir, Kitchell oi the llitcholl Realty Company, Cleveland, concerning ne identity of his tomato. This inforzzaf-10!! was relayed to Alvin z~!!&-» w ~ 92 lzrpia by Ir. tiitchell, and when the salesmen returned to their - > hone several days later, Alvin Kurpie exhibited to him the coa- eiasion on-<1 of the detective agency and threatened to have hie -~ put in Jail if he continued to annoy ail. _ _ ' "<_ . Dolores Delaney also cdvisod that on one occasion ilvie ., lo;-pic was stop ed by 0. police officer either in clovcland oreone 5 . point outzl le the elf-1 limits of Cleveland, at which time K0-rpie I . 92 exhibited to this police officer the above mentioned ooeninaioa - card, as 1. result of which the police officer let hrpia go eith- out further questioning. H ,1 V _ _ » V ._ _ ,- _ E ry I21 - -» 1- O ~. _ .- _ _. 41/ - s -.-_ 1.. -_ 2'0-" 7 / $ ".!_~Z -._ , ._ k z D -».i__1 .. 92 . ~._' 3% %_..7_ - > ":_1'- The ; T : » , . -. q . * - ..> . -. ,1-,. ,,_._ _.__ _: _,_._.,_?_, ,__._!_._: 92 ya 92 __ _ _ _ ~__ .92 -, "4. _ el .., ;-. -.-I» <_,. L',-'"" »,.. . _ o -' rm reference to the paper found in the larpie -- _ i et 5578 I, 140th 8t-rest, glewelend, eontoiuixg the name of Phillip , -*1 -'. l=T§§ Lnerebech, 7124 Clark Avenue, Edward Smears, Churlea Nerd, and I .-1;-2 Joelle Donovan, eentiooed in the report of Bpeciel Agent 9. I. £1111; DO©X'011 »; I -Chis -Q. 25. '4- $1 Delaney advised that the one "Ame:-aback" eppeex-ed very feeilier _~1*'P§to her although ehe could not exactly plece it. She could moi 4 recall "foray" Amerebech but eutod that ehe believed the doonen ,: '. $|_P_'at the Harvard Club use and Wow , ené Alvin lerpie eppeered ' wl to be ecqueint-ed with this lite ' 1 sp- *i=;- or -r ; ~_._ : She could mmieh no information vhetever nceming . *'.<="~-..~w . the uses of Zdearc mnere, Gaarle inrd end Joseie%onove_n, 1" ,1-,a7.3>f~_; .;_ 4 ,~_;.~:= "1 __,.f. ., ,.§ ' A photograph of Hilton Lott no exhibited to Dolores - r_;44.w.;~.~Delaney end. Uynom. Burdette. Dolores Delaney advised that the pa:-eon appearing in the pbotogreph seemed very hzailiur toner 9;/;"~/-: tmt she was unable to etnte where she had eeen him, It-sting, ~ however, that ii. is y92' 81b10 she lav hi: et the Barvard Club .-.; _ in Cleveland Iiurmg the time ehe and Ker,-no frequented ehet _ , genblin; place Quriag the came: of 1934, V. . 'Iynone Burdette stated that ebe bed never can the -. < sea represented in the photograph of Hilton Lott. _ p if s . . V V _I _-_____._ * ' Ieinher in the one of Doloree Delaney nor $711000, e_ ; e -4~'. ";__ Buréette was the nae of Hilton Lott mentioned. ' . 3 ,4 '~'- , r- ' _ N q _ 'Varytn1lyyoure,'_ 1' ' _ '1 . .- .q,.--. Ln, D. ll. LLDD, ' >.,_-. _ ..92f._ " D?S:no V Special Agent in Charge " . ~ . Q. "£5 ' F: r ... ..~- - S ,-*lj 1 60-Bureau / . _ ' Q" _ ix. St. ?su1- ~ _ L? 1 _ Cincinnati <. v- '1 - r i I I I 1 4 ';aa'!iingtan Field Orrica, Room 5258, I r 92./ - ~- g_ Yiaahington, D. C- ~_u_.=~, * 4 __=-Ir!» 'Ianuary 31, 1936 .. Ri- ._2,--~ - 1 .. . -, ~, p.92-.. 92..92»" v _r-_ » > _ ~_ -., . _ .1___ _» , -;~ if-,2 »-on-4 3,7, _.- _. in V ,3 ,_, ." ',_ T I _ 92 ' . ' . - Z * , "'~ » r . », 1 '- - "' . . L11,..~_":._- - - . - 92~ _ . ;_. . 92 - - _ _- V '_4-»-~ I . 1 '--92 " - ' ..~. . - z, .~ __ ;¬¢-. 7 Special men: in an-1-¢¢.'i; ~ -. ,-__;;;_;_._: . 11' .?,,, 1 .1-_.'-V?. _ 9 / V ,¢h1=-=+:<>. 1111»:-. r f , -Y" I *§.?,s;1-=.ir."~1-*- - P, _ Y ._,_- l '"_ V I ._¢:. ._ - ~- J, r . 92 _ 1-_ '. ll _;__»__._--.A Y! _.:_:_: . "I, _- . . 7;; J 's I __. :::;.-. 1-, ~ , ' - *7 ., " " ' - 1 >~- 'v.1%":'r 1' " 5- -"'. *1 '<.-r» - » ~ ~ M. -:- » _ .~ H ~ .¢__»1;. ,1 .,-Y,-.1 »-.., ,2 ___ amp _1_, - _ _ Dear Sir: RE: mg - _ & ~ - - -. ,, U Fl": Ta ' . ' u I i ' » . ' 92_' u. -- HA x... _ . . . _ , . AA _ "' .. .*. . .' V , ', _~ * . it --ip---11. ~_-_= 3' "'~ ~; » 'Raferouce iabadc to your lotxer aatod Iamary 28, 1936, -¢ T roqu sting fommtory,Lorton,to ha advised Virginia, whether 1; identical Harold B. -an I-{:31-i".c, w1111@={'=a=m- ;?51_43, D. nun6. Ra- -' _ Ha:-o1d! i'.c?92ride, who, in the past, has gontactadxho D9 1-gilt, Chicago, E41 " and Lo: Anileles Offices, elaining thst"h0 Iould be $0 19¢!" ._ " -v fugitive umber: '91 the Barker-Karpia Gang. , _. if - _ Tm, 1', I s-'5; :>-=;j ', 7: ; ~. ; 5 ;?~ 5;. _- ,1 . -92¢."3_,._ -;. _ 11 -1 :. - --On Ianuary 31, 1936, Spaniel Agog} i <9_1pl3 B. 4'-!£n,tou 01 thla w .» .:'¢.'92 » ,r_1 r'- -.0;; - 1 ctfice interviewed Harold B. McBridc, $55143, Q, C{"3'Icfaz1lB$ cary, Lortnn, .v-git-_¢_. »-~'.'f-;':~.-3, :1-:1 .- -it Y. '-.92- - Virginia, and ¢xh1b1t0d photo¢;raph or :;1ll£lm Biu_;or," P¢ lo Alta, #6920, V /iw -. W ,.- ;;~.1 R and mu-old L. Ko'.i:-ide, 515145, D. C. Hei"oruatory, 1.»ortbn, Virginia, ' --1 acknoilvdged the ph0*.o;_jrl]92h as one of him taktn riévyrnlo 1-no. '" . _. _92I r??? rj - ' The criminal recard or Harold B. 12031-ide, #5143, D. 8- r . V . _ Fxefomatory, Larton, Virginia, reflects that he was arrested at Palo * ".V. sf. _1, Alto, California, #5950, and mm for invanigemun. ..» ;». . _ - T A . ' Q I ==?'¥_'6 " I 9----_ _~ ' 5; i --Avery - truly _, yimrn, -...» _.-_ ~. _ __ -_ _...- . . __ _,: ~ v_ . P1 ml, - . _'--I '1 ¢ i. _ $. .. QM . 1*" '1. . _ - Q .i ._ g __ _:.u.x1:rm, V, 1m:;:1'G - -A spepill Agent in Charge, *1, . ; _. ~ . 7-63 Y ; » _' 'CCPuraau Z A" ' '-, ~ - Cleveland - - ' ' ' ' A w Y '- F' _O!,:N'|v92'C- d I e e all Lee- **>pr _ » I _ _|..._92 ,_ _,___A_ .7... ___'__ _ - . K QL.-., x- .-._»< JOHN EDGAR HDQVER e-.12 §_:-'.'n n--I J . ' nmzcroa Ia '1 KI -T= CD gifeharal ureauof Qln es gzdinn / ' -r- '~e._r.....,* "-1' --_ I, _.> 31- 5. Fepnrfmznt nf Zlus cz _..'.:_v .3-1 ."':-2:15.. _ ma=1m1~n, p. er. ¢ _~@m. _ January 24, 1936. "7°~"~"" .__1L|____ .1 . .,:r ....._.-... I -<--er? .7 Time - .4 MELOEANDUE FOR THE DIRECTOR -_¢::::E Re: Bremer Case. :5.» ,. »'-4? '."' V I _.....>.... _ Mr. Connelley telephoned me from St. Paul and said that the jury had just come in with a verdict of guilty as to Sawyer, eaver and McDonald. wen; dye; Weaver and Sawyer were then immediately sentenced to life '@e2¢ Himprisonment, 1936,in order and sentencethat hemighton McDonaldobserved be was deferredas to his untilsanity. February 1, Ir.:» f-a . - 4 ;_.. ii.-£§£r.}* There wasa stay of execution of these sentences until 'size , January 31, 1936 in order that proper arrangements could be made for an appeal, if one is asked. 212:. Respec fully, 1% 6 - - _'_ Q * 3-. 7:: E . A. TAMM- .-r. i~Z-_ 14/i~.J< lPQ~»? ¢"£ 0 92 ~¢_- 1}»: '1 92 ,-92:EOORDED |...-_.._'v-V~ -- 1 - éigffl IL K . 1,_ § .-1-92-»'92 2 tub l..-~- - ->. vr 1 ,_, 0. 3: L I .92.l -» v __.v :--v- J 1'!I + _,__=____.,_-ea --7 __.._.-._--..___- -o , 1 92:d_;/_92 1/ té 92| F..E g a FEB3 ms ... ~---- -jg? v. ,,_. ._.;_- ---1 '~ ¥ ' % ;I1I..L.II.Hr. Tohnn . .3 OHNHOOVER ED§.AR O gm nu..J t v J "" mnzcron = - A _ 1.:¢rc|<-rt.c ' ° 92 4 7r. .2,-; ___ -,..i' ~-.I. g eberal ggursaunf Qln esilgz mn ff ','§§lk EA:- TAM 31-§, P1.-izartnnzninf auntie: , :» '-f>L:i=~ ¢5 ~- .92- ,_...1 mashin hma F I73 he Q... I T"._D _. ¢ Jwww 29,1936 I 1 fir.}.¢-.::ar..._..-__, r '»._}D_..... 7 HEHOBANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR I _!q__ ; T-- -2'" _..-..-_ 1 . ~~ - -Y----...... ~- q|-G. I McDonaldis trying Relat1v_e__ to fakeyour to insanity, inquiry as toI have whether talked to e ~- _ D ~ t... ' Mclntire, who stated that McDonald did behave very ,;-.,:._- strangely during the trial of the case, and there was _ _ reason to believe that he is not up to _pa,r _mentallL. §;1"¢;"-, I?FcInT 1re stateshis gersonal belief that McDonald is " _.| menta]_:LZ deficient . - Y "_ I .4 Respec _ul]J, | 1 , "'5-___.=' . . _.V._ .":I-'92': ;'7_'§ _~,;-1 92 ':.92 E. A. Tamm 3./.-_,., -;,g.:s 0 -., 9292. . ~_'?"-. ._...! I 92 5 n l92-Ir A' 1, Q _"' 5,-. R. pg __ ' .4 - _. "92* l.T.CO.-Zu]: J l -., . -.--.92.4 El J "¢*""x 1903 its 1;lwU92! ~ 92 gig> " _- V7 1|v 5 . -.g E .- ~2---~ > -._ _ . _.-,. » -. . m> ____ -¢ / -~ - _ , _ - __- _- - - s-.-,..'__-9.-»-vs. _. ..- ~ -_92o vvu:~'<*- I 92~I"""'7 <- .-.... _.__'.->_.-_- w_- 4 I 92 Y 92 14» } ,2 ~92 iv; .'92 ,P _ 92 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVETIGLTION. i I M" "°" CINCINNATI, onxo _ N. Y. ,,u,,°_ 120 4 rms CA3: omcmarzo AT e ha ? ll'l'0I1'0IIbI l192"- =f"_ ? ="-.-.1 _ *'* A-*e unwumunn. "" 'rlmonron nu-cmnu__ g _ "'1', _ "'*-*=.e'~" _ r :1"-, . " . _ ' c _ ' 3- 4!, "- .> Y x_. . . _ »- L xv _= * 75,1 Dl@S ,2 . [-e *1. ,__-. 3 Lu ; ff I e ls. -1 - _; .- . __ » T ..,, 4 _, - r ~---~~=r ~ '3 -_ ~»" ;"+:s¢ ?***f?"h- -_-.-_ 3, t;. ._._.-- 92 1 » . _~ ,' . " '_ 4' '_ , J; V:-T _ x a ,1 '! --I__.." .-1 k .-.1:" .. » _ r . ~w __ , V. Telegram_from Jacksonville Office to ?4 3"" ~Ei_ . . I '- _ New York Office, dated January 15, 1936. .,,~_. __-'1, la. _~-. _ __ , av - ! L '- Teletype from Oklahoma City Office to-. f,,s.~ -" *+~ 4' / ya , J 0 , " Boston and New York Offices, dated ? 1' fgé i , if , _.g January 15, 1936. 4- _ : I_ 1 v-_ . I 92 A Telegram of New York Office to Oklahom City .q;, I . Office, dated January 16, 1935. 1 -. ,_h Teletype of New York Office to Bureau, dated 4;: fl January 16, 1936. - - ' -r Teletype of New York Office to Jacksonville 5. ~ 7%,!-.1 v V. I - office, dated 1 January 16, . 1936, P . 92-. . Hqg I _ r _-1 .'7=,'. T J. _f' ' ,6 _, - I 92', DETLl'L$2 - ~ V v'~ .1 ~ '_ Ti "3. ,5 -- . :_ v --.. ,a - ~a P-. », ;,e ,1, 1 ' ~ . V I , ,.92' - ' . -" _ I - . v&'-$.1- In compliance with request contained in letter of T , if : v_., .' -. reference addressed to all field offices from the Cleveland Office, ~ 5 /».' dated December 16, 1935, the New York Bureau Office by letter . :?.q':E5§_¥,l-,*-4 g-.: v_ ~'~ v Q requested the Comissioner of Motor Vehicles, Hartford, Connecticut, ;-1-1'-4? "1'-'5 1? ». ;-,1-'4 ,2 ":4 to check the records in his office to ascertain if a driver's or ..-"/I '1 chauffeur's license had been issued in the name of G. R. BENTON, ., .. GEORGE BE-PION, MARY FORTH or HARRY CAMPBELL, or whether a car had . Y mf- been registered under the names of any of the above. Y '9, we. . , ___,. _.__. ¢ V By letter dated December 27, 1935, the New York Office l "" _, -.._1- _ |. 1.,. ' _ t. wasrinformed by MICHAEL J. CONNOR, Comissioner of Nbtor_Vehic1es,**fH _1,..,.. - . , . . _>_ Hartford, Connecticut, that the records of his office do not disclose "'~»b any registrations issued in the name of G. R. BENTON, GEORGE BENTON, 51-.1." MARY FOR'I H or HARRY CAMPBELL. ' ~- 1 Attention is called to the reference report of Special Agent I. ;- I. B. Dickerson, New York City, dated December 51, 1935, in which is 2 set forth the fact that a written request had been made of the Y Motor Vehicle Bureaus in the New York Office territory with reference ._ -...'I_ 1 to the registration of a 1935 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan, motor nuber =_,§ 1 -4 5 Q PI 322772, serial #2619857, and in the event this car had not been .* registered in the State, a flash card be placed in the files against 92 this car so that if the car was registered at a later date the Y ~ £f_l..j New York Office would be notified. The only Motor Vehicle Bureau now 4-_"T'»r, it located in the New York Office territory is that of the State of ' " Connecticut, located at Hartford, Connecticut. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, Hartford, Connecticut, also advised the New York Office by letter that the records of that office do not disclose any registration issued to THOMAS J2 HAI or CAR §BAKER covering a 1935 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan, motor nuber PI 322772, The New York Office was advised in this letter that -2- ... _, . ..- - - ....._@_._-. .-.._... >_._ .___._@._...... _._ l I _ l, ;! . 92§ 4 G 5. ,.._.,. ; is- _ F v-120 .,§_é;; §,_ . vs ». I-v _ ..--4 _~ r e I~": v -.- 92.1, '.'92-_ I; ~- ~ ~_ »'Iv' 7 -. -__~k._ 01"... -k,._. -.r92;{__ s .'-,~..; :-es; 4. . I. I _. : _ . ._ .4 92_ , t _ . »' J ' I _' _ - '- 1 ' J " :1 - _ - - . _. » I - ~ - '. _ r - l . _. ._ ~ _ _3> ', V - -' 4- . ,_ . ' '. .92 I > . . +5 :. .,._._. I r . if information. is desired in this matter ate later date, ,,-!._,j;;;,.'i.l_,_ , k I ' I that the same would be furnished by the uotor Vehicle Bureau, 3, _ 5* ,5, 3. ____ 1 . _,__ Hartford, Connecticut, upon receipt of _a' letter from the New York V, , 1 . *1 ? -av-Q-1* Bureau Office requesting same. ihe New York Office has addressed ,_ *~ .1.-_.-_ _ another letter to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, Hartford, - ~ l gonnecticut, requesting that a flash card be placed against the » above-mentioned car, so that in the event this car is registered in , l- .- ~*: .~'~:1. that office the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles could notify the A 1';-viN YorkOffice. ." ,_ _ ._»_-_ ,_ ._ Q5. cm}', .,_.. .' ! 2 C Through In . I. RNAMARE, Carrier #209, Steinway Post Office _ Station, Astoria, Long Island, located at Steinway Ave. and 31st Avs. ,_:, * 4 Astoria, Long Island, the New Yo k Office has been endeavoring to " ggira; establish whether or not AM is presently residing at= ,- 28-O8 35th St., Astoria, Long Island. Ill . IMQAMARE delivers ~ e. C xi ' ; i mail at this address. He informed that the superintendent of this = ::.'; *. . ,' _;?::'?.= ¢.92~_e_ -,1. building is s friend of his and that he could get information from the a ., :-"<_.1__'-'- '- -[1-.-'r~f->1 ;superintendent of the building without disclosing the reason for " .--7". . .'...* obtaining such information. llr. llcNAMAR3 advised that according I-_- { it. . .,-_, 5.5.1.3».- to information that he has obtained, ANDREW GURANTE is not living .:/ .-'.-. < »;- be W ;_ f at 28-O8 55th Street, Astoria, Long Island. However, Hr. McNA.MARI ' advised that he has delivered mail to this address for ANDRE '" .- GURANTE; that ALBERT GURANTI, ANDRHHS brother, lives at this address. 7" L. r. ueuiminr advised that he is of thegganion that the mail nee -.3. ,3 _ _ _ p- - 4 92§Q , ,- _ v 1~ :_e~ I . 5 ' » . 1-0 . 1 .57 véino ._ '» a. x .- .~ ' -==:r_ ..~:192 _~*- 1-"92"_.~__»_ I 5 ,1" iH'1 ' Q at _~-r :»'~' 'W~92v';.'a--go-r 4 - ¢ _ _.41, 7- I, :-. K . '_v _ 1 .-_ _,. , 92 in-. HUBKEVadvised he instructed . v,_' -. - - ,v . .5 K H . llcNA.MLRl, to attempt to ibtain the forwarding address of _2_=,_-r 3 I-7 {- ANDREI GURLNTEat_the time he delivered this letter at _-_r. ~i" 1 28-O8 35th Street, Astoria, Long Island. Several days, later . _ if u B ~ u Mr. HUBNERadvised that McNAMiRE hadbeen unable tosecure .; ~ H LNDRH GUR.LNTl'I forwarding address;--_¢ 9' '_' g .1h . -Q-~.~.0 4 ' Due to other expedite investigations, the writer has -' __L _ ¢.;.' not been able to interview Mr. ALBERT GURLNTEas yet in an effort H l to obtain ANDREI GURANTE's address.However, this will be dcne _p - in the very near t92ltU.1'Qe_ ' " ' -- - ' gageA _'Report i. of Special Agent B. I. Iitzsimons, - ~ -__ 3 . , Av Jacksonville, Florida, dated November 1'7, 1955,was recently _ ; _ 1 1:,» .',; -1:'r- 4' ¢ ..'__»_a.. .1" 1 V.- 4. _~ forwarded to the New York Office, in which report it is stated that p 3.'»"'§~.<'-" ,!92;92_r,+* . ;v1'- :513 t v.-' Mr. JAMESSCURRY, lhnagerof the Halcyon Hotel, lliami, Florida, had f_';.r.;g-.';/ C-; received a letter frcm ANDREI? GURANTE,which letter was dated __ , -* - m >:'»'/.3,"A X2 re _"f-';-.'- * ~ -. November 9, 1955, requesting Er. SCURRY to forward his, GURAN'II's, . »_> -1Y» . nail to 28-08 35th Street, Astoria, Long Island, in the event that e-'-hp he, SCURRY, had any mail for him at the Halcyon Hotel, Miami, Fla, . _ 3, . -6-/. ¢ ' 92 1" '1 92 In reference teletypefrom theOklahoma Office Citythe to Q Boston wasand requested Newto York ascertain Offices, whether dated January not or 15, I 956, W the had New Yorkeverbeen Office p arrested by the New_York Police. ' A _ . P W_ - ' t --'~ . 1 * -____,'.. - > a '4 JL.,1... 0 - W Agent was advisedat the Bureau ofCriminal Identification, New York Police Department, that that Bureau had no record of ' v f ' 1 ? e, '" ' >1 JIWIIE mom ever having been arrested by the New York Police, It was further ascertained that if LDON had been arrested on the -. charge of carrying concealed weapons he would have been fingerprinted - a and that his prints would be on file. It is possible that DDON may E :4 * have been arrested under some othername by the New York Police. _ 4, ',5, J a A ;- _ L92 , u I However, with the information furnished the New York Bureau Office , ..-24 '1'. .192- ¢ _..;_ it was only possible to check under the nameof JIMLHEMOON to v_;_flQ Y 'v.ascertain whether or not he was arrested by the New York Police TIT ._ Department, and if he wee arrested under another name the investigation- made wouldnot have disclosed such arrest under names other than 1-. JIM/HE IDOHQ u V, . . . ._up I M TheOklahoma CityOffice waeadvisedby telegram,dated A ' '1 C;"ll January 16, 1936, that the New York Police Department did not have ~-1 s any arrest record on JIMJIE MOON. 1 54a K .4 r _ _.-.,__.._..Y__ _. ,_._--..- _.-_-.,-.._.- { 4 »v ,...;-_ -Iv-~ *1.- 77" " . -"V 7-120 "V?---1 ¢e~< ., _,,, _ ~q- .- -. _.~ ~.lyn_4',&.-!q»,v_ .'~.92,e_~>~». - - Aw-. :-Y w" ~:_<-fr--v,7orv~.,»; _¢*.'.< !1-y'_V1'; iP92-, 1;» n"""? N ' On the morningof January 16, 19:5, Special Agentin - __ -_ Charge B.L. Richmondof the Trenton Office telephonically . '.is communicatedwith Special Agent L. H. Richmond of the New York, '' é aid Office and advised him that Mr. IILDISONof the Essex County, N. J . ,_._~T .--1 Irv-.- §;-_' . , 4. Sheriff's Office, had advised the Trenton Bureau Office that at ~_''_"";_f :- .23 .-6 J ¢ .=- ,. 7:57 1.1!. this date a police teletype had been sent out by the if _ N_e_w YorkPolice Department stating that a taxi driver had reported 's ._"'_."'t.':_. to the New York Police Department that he had let ALVIN KARPIS and a 1? _ t blonds woman out of his cab in Newark, New Jersey, near the end oflths .4-oi _- .-.,:=- _V Q,- ._1- _.- f._ e' line of the Hudson Tube trains. p " , -4 , ,' _. 92 n ' , .2 " "-» ,1 _. Q Inspector J. I. Donovanof the New York Police Department r ''-.i'.- .. ,92 I advised that on the morning of January l6, 1956 a taxi driver had i ~=r- -~ reported to Detective enacm, an Squad, New York Police Department, 14.: g L. that he had just let e man resembling ALVIN KLRPIS and a blonds woman 0 .2". .5 7_.. -»-w _ out of hie cab at the Cortlandt St. Station of the Hudson Tubes to New Iereey, in New York City. Inspector DONOVAN advised that the V ..f¢ =j.-5 -:.§ ':r:'- it, .'.* following teletype was sent to various police departments upon 1'' 1'1-'.':'.-'.-:. .'; ~ ,'< . , .. - : . ., ¢I! receipt of this information from the taxi driver: _ .»';,%.'-vi *'_ ._- ...,-e ,_-- "ALL POLICEnnpmmmrs, new JERSEY: 1 * A TAXI cenumzun nrronrmn an naovr 1 mm msvmmc '1 il H . DESCRIPTION or KARPIS, PUBLIC mm! no. 1, T0 ms mess »- 1 .7.iv V, TOmomnx, aaour 7:15 ms a.n.; ms A wnm scm ovm mm sub-i-_-- ~ ~~- EYE mu scans on Bom smm or FACE; IS now rnavnmc Inn fpf -raw92.~ l'7 I-§,." - A BLONDEwoman. " _ , ~ k _ -; _» - s_ 1-F" =- ¢: -'~IJ._- Inspector DONOYANadvised thatDetective BEGANwasoff » Y .. _...; . "_ ', duty and that he had been unable to locate him, but that EDWARD GIZZIE, 2» 433 West 24th street, New York City, was the taxi driver who reported V the information about KARPIS to Detective BEGAN. »¢ _ ~ 3 . . . .- :" :,:.» ;,aj»"; EDWARD GIZZIEwas interviewed by the writer at his home, 2 v. _'ri_ i-;r:.*:s~: located at 43$ West 24th Street, New York City. He advised that he _' drives his own taxicab, and that his taxi badge number, issued by the A1 _ -:, ,'-.e92,'.v' '-'. City of New York for 1936, is 7273. He advised that he drives his cab W _ from 4 or 5 P.M. until 6:30 A.M. He further stated that he was parked 3""1 ~">-.~t at 25d St. and Ninth ave. his regular cab stand! on the morning of .~1 January 16, 1936, when a man and woman got in his cab at about 4:50 or - c 5 A.M., and directed him to drive to the Cortlendt St. Station of the Hudson Tubes, New York City; that he drove his passengers to the entrance of the Hudsm Tubes located on Cortlandt St., New York City, and that both of them got out; that the first look that he got at this -5|: n92_ ,_ , ---a _ ._ , J ..._. . .-...: g {I _ ___n_,>__,__g___ _g_,___g___p_' 4r,. _ ._ . av P?_. r_ ~ <1 ... , 4 '.Z'q'. '{',92.' ,.,.7._. _ . '_. 3. 7-120 E??} t - "4 - * " » - »' w ".1"-"*7. -1" *.¢-"es--;*. :=a',f=.*," ~z 4',-V ~'i; ""r.- .-_ . Q'- '- ' .. 4 - ~- ~ 1 . _' .. j F» ,, '~ , . _ _ , , , _ ',; e ~ . _ .,. . V _; __< - > ~ __ -.; ' V . .._,_ i . __ _ :_._. _'-,_ - ' 4 - . . -~_ ._ 1 ' V - " '1» v . . '~ - t . 1- -- '. _ '.~ l'*. ! " ' ~ I ' -1 r V V ' 92' .¢Z . " .' He .. '5 ' Q > ' Fév 92 - -'3 5-5,3- man was when the man got out or the cab and turned around to pay the ,;¢~ -i C ?_Q , cab rare; that the man appeared to be frightened er surprised, and e"? looked as if he were afraid of something; that the man asked him'hI-A Q»:-r. . - .1 :-"";_- n much the tare was, and he told him, at which time he got a good look; ' at the man and noticed that he had a scar running from his right 1],V~ _ cheekbone down to about one-half inch to the left of the mouth; that t i§7% this scar was about 2' in length; that he also had a 1%" scar over his right eyebrow. H 4 - , 4' :1? p _ GIZZIE further advised that Iednesday night, January 15, 1956, _ ' whilehe was at home eating his supper between fares, he was listening ' V to s radio program celled "Crime Busters", and that during this ~U 1 f§ broadcast a description of KARPIS was given; that in the description f.'p* _;?; _5 :';; -, ~" :.'.-._",~'' »'>"*;. ."92 as given over the radio mention had been made of a scar over KARPIS' r--:,::.:__f4;_n, right eyebrow; that upon seeing the scar on this man as he was paying 2-'-1» .'--1.!» "T ~. .3 . -',£;_-;--,-:_;,. .- his cab fare he at once thought it was KABPIS. He said that he " then looked for a policeman and told him or the incident, and that the -0 *3 3. policeman had him report the same to Detective BERGAN of the 4th Squad, 5', . .v__ _ . ' - a -- - _- 92 -< vw GIZZIE furnished the following description of the person ' ' I A he thought to be KARPIS'' | . a e, pg p i. ~ l e-.. ___ . .._ ::, iii- ' Q ** " - #3 It . v_ st Be .-; 92 V Ieight " - - < -. /._. En-F hi. r _.. . . Height . 92 , ' _,',_ 33-55 years V ,_ g 55 Color 150 pounds " 5'5 _ Mustache Ihite Hair -. '~_ Nhrks or Small, sandy-colored mustache .' 92~/ Probably sandy _ ' 3' » » Scars _ '2.91:: Approximately 2' scar running from ' ;.g=;~- , I. right cheekbone down to about 1/2' to 1 left of mouth; approximately 1% scar Y G, Complexionover right eyebrow. pi . 92 ; gf s- Dress Wore light brown overcoat; light" * r brown hat; dark brown suite 4 Peculierities Talked rather tough; appeared to' be either a Norwegian or s Hungarian. " , _ , - .. .. ~ _._ __..4_...-._.,-.._; 92_...._.. n-..-4 ._ --a..._».-_. g {J :.;>~Y -. 1,."- '_,;_,- .. ;_ ta... 7-120 ' ."_'92}', '. .._- . . - »-.- Y L _ ,, ¢ ~ '~~ -.1: 'r'.z.w~-----._w.'_ ¢- ~ " '1'*~'**:¢s$:fr~ ~-':'--;,< - .. ., , . _;'- 1.;»+."".'* ', ,_- .4< ' H . _-:,,._, _ t . ,, _ . . _ _ .A_ V. r _ ., -,- . m, ., _< -. 1 , ._. < ',., W > _' _ - , _' .~__, 4,. - .:_ '~ ,. V - ¢ ~22 _ _ .. ,__ ,_. , ,WM, 1 ___ , _ , .,: _=@: v H 1 _ . _ _g, L _ ,e_,__,, _,nQ};_ J u ,_ ,x,;_ __ _w - I. L /- e >7-' ' Photographs of KARPIS,along withseveral other zz;-:1 photographs of subjects in this case and other cases, were '=:;~"£ %-__ _ '» _ ._'_-i#;1 exhibited to GIZZIE andhe was unable to identify KARPIS from these P L 1,7 __ photographs. Ihen shown a full length picture of KARPIShe definite1y"§-*7. Q52; stated that the person he thought was KARPIS was not identical with - A 1" the photos of KARPI8; that the person appeared to be older that " -_ ' I KARPIS, about,5 or 4 inches shorter in height, and that he appeared to '1"' weigh more than KAHPIS, according to full length picture. _ . " - " @- GIZZIE, after having seen the photographs ofKLRPIS and, -. ¬ . having been advised as to the description of KARPIS, definitely ' _ , I, stated that KARPIS wasnot identical with the man that he thought was f s , . unrxs. .- -- . , ~, _ - 1'1,Q ~ 1 '.::'.-;- -,1 _ _. _ I, ,, . . . _,,~.,92__,_ ._._-_= . :0. > , .._.,;,;.,= -.31 , 5' The Trenton Office was advised of this fact by telephone , - 11.;-,,-,:at u.-_ '-,'_-'§=¬'.yf-,-/Q --rvP, as soon .' as the above inforzmtion was obtained from GIZZIE on e k * January 16, 1936. *3; The Bureau was advised in this matter by teletype on ' ,-§";. ~"k~.-92'.~'- 15- January 16, 1936. ' " ' 4 , _. » .._ -,. xs -.- .,.~l-"-- -1- .- -.-1* '-F,"':4 | 92. ~ The reference telegram from the Jacksonville Office, J dated January 15, 1936, requested the New York Office to ascertain ../vs. - he the_id3_ntity oflthe owner of car bearing Connecticut license BK 7'?I fa i""<' 1-r issued for the year 1935, »-~ -. ,_-_v " 1. . s , , '2: V _ _:_,.A._, Special Agent I, H. Binns of the New York Office made the , .,._?._._, following investigation, in accordance with request contained in the ~ - telegram from the Jacksonville office: , ._,, ',.,4_'l~,_f_y~ 3?; 5 Z".- =-2 Special Agent Binns advised that he made inquiry at Meriden,._ .;:.=_.; _ Connecticut, to establish the identity of FLORIDA. VLNASSE,172 Liberty " ; ' :6 -0->4? - 1' - -_-.1A Street, Meriden, Connecticut, registered owner of 1928 model Dodge Sedan, -. .'~.v-'=;_bearing Connecticut 1935 license BK 7'7,and ascertained the folloyringsa; .. :- information: - '-5»; _, > . - _;.;-. __ ~ ,~,~., " ' .:.aw< :5, _L ,'1955 The Meridencity directorylists "O Df $"1*?h~';~,Ae;"M '_ 2" moan!; 11.! baker, 1'12Liberty sew, indicating that FLORIDA vAnAssr5~.j.»~..~. is the wife of OVIDE I. VANLSSI. _ ~ e Z MICHAEL B. CARROLL,Chief of Police, and LAWRENCE DeROSA, police officer, Lieriden, Conn., advised that OVIDE J . VANASSE has been a resident of Meriden about fifteen years. They thought that he had -'1 ; ., Q-,.. _,_ _ - . 4 I ,. _ _ _ _-. -W. .__ _.._ __-_ . l... .._~ ..._-~.,-_ .';3 m-2 :-I '1 l»s_ *1 , _ C pg , I .- u -J - I >37 . -.'. av v-1.20 . i ,. - - ~ " ; . 3 ""~. "L Q. ,- -' .~,_92q;--_1. . > 92 '4 - -1- . L 1. " ';» V, 1, 7' 3,.-14-» l,-w. ~new ~» '92...... _ -.5 _"~ . ' I "v~~ 2 ~ . -" ,. " . .-'-,_i ., . wf g v I ' '_ ' 1 fr -B _ _-_ .-1.1,,- 1"- - ' .= . ». ~ " _ , W 1 was 92 1% -1 " "V .-.' "_¢ '.= _ 4 -1-;r' t , - . .< ~ . . i " - . - -'" > I - '- 2 .." ! originally come from Canada.He operatedhis own bakery at ff ' 11- ~ I .3, 334 Pratt Street, Heriden, Conn. for about ten years, until about e -I 1953, when he becamebankrupt. Since that time he has "paddled"I; ; bakery products, presumably for some otherbakery. They described," :;,:+ VAIIASSE asabout 45 years, mediumheight, about 175 or 185 pounds, stout builds 4 ' 1 Ia.- ._:: .2 1 . '- is-T. -k:.'»'Aa~l4 _ VANASSE has no criminalrecord in Meriden, except for . one traffic violation in 1926. He has no children, and no known I l';,:.~.=;,.'-'-_-.¢relatives in Meriden,J __I I _ 4 _' _ 1 1 ,_ 1 gr» _Y_ V + . , ,1, ',_ . " 92 ,,v w, 92 L truck bearing the sign "Vanasse Baking O0. was l'i, ::¬;' ...-.'.";:'observed to be parked in front of 172 Liberty Street. Inquiry at a neighbor's houseelicited the informtion that VANASSEwas then"at O ' r '-1'.home. 92 §f.*;f. -g -n92 -w F '- , No further investigation was made, for lack of , . L.__-.~- 3 sufficient information concerning the nature of the investigati0n' .4 ca . ,,. desired. The foregoing information was telephoned to the New York _ *?i',:é.Q. 1.~_ Bureau Office January 15, 1956, to be furnished the Jacksonville, Ila. 3%.. 1 '1'." J r- .of 51:; Bureau Office by teletype, '_ _. @.- .92_ 7 _ ~{' . >1 . . - " _ " 2 -A 92 " -' < Q-_. __ . ,.- . . _ _ ,, . . The Jacksonville Office was advised of the above information > by teletype, dated January 16, 1956, from the New York Office, O T 1 .4 Y . 413* ; - In a letter from the Iacksonville Office the Bureau, '1 " ' Z19 dated January 14, 1936, it is noted that a lb . L. P 1%, Route #1, ~<-4 DeLand, Florida,had advisedthat 'IHOMAS¥'DELLwas presently at - , Daytona Beach,Ila. In this letter the Jacksmvills Office requested f=" 92. i to be advised, in the event O'DELLis located at Daytona Beach, Fla . 1 whether he should be contacted openly or whether a surveillance should 92 _ 1. be maintained as to his movements, In view of the fact that it appears -'*=.'" from this letter that O'DELL atis Daytona Beach, 1"la., the New York 1 Office will not make any further efforts at the present time to ._ p 1* -~ interview O'DELL,but will await receipt of information from the A; I4 -. Jacksonville Office as to whether or not O'DlLLis located at Daytona t Beach. If it is determined that 0'DELLnot is located at Daytona Beach, the New York Office will attempt to secure his address from his mother, Mrs. ANNA O'DELL, 60 High Street, New Britain, Connecticut, or thru Mr. JULIUS U1"'I92-Iidi,25 East 86th St., New York City. n80"- . " - -..V".'* .:.. ,.- .1 -,'.<, .' . 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A =>r ~'-' """;§*"-"-1:':§-F-'92_ is -~Q- -pr" - O ' . afhe Jacksonville Officeis requested_t_o notifythe ew * '1:- '1-.. ,-3" .:' _.1 {j£~4 Q: . .. @111» 19 *1» ='¢=*<>'1>=I-I-¥¢¢=*9¢. "##9## in4- tB9 _'=:an ;@>;;i~ a __ D sl e~'_ ;,,_ .._;».j; :_;V_ __ _'_j"iii _» *, I i a '%- -T.'T'*~ f Y ;. *l{ ..'.92> _~'_lvPoetInspector Office HERBERTGRAHAM, !ork_Bi ¥1_e',.¢¬::_ ew, telephonically advised agent on Ienuary 25, 1936 that he hadno * 4;;-v: ::M .-." : ';-_¢-' ~-' v further information with referenceto the location of IILLIMI mm ~ . " " _.-_:r. - QGEADI thanthat previouslyfurnished byhim to this agent, A P_I QY1Ul1I'jf;£'. bV ;"""~ 2,?" _'Hinterview with Inspector GRLHMIis set forth in reference . h_ J" _ _ -' .1.' .. +. * ii Special Agent :r. B.Dickerson, new_!ork cup, dated Decemberei,-f p ;~:-,->-_ w _ ,_ _ '--'-}Z'-1-A ' ' :-¢-I-*0!--'. ea- -_.,* _ .2; . s me. J _ _-. "'.- id 4 ~_-,'- 1__" -' _!v ,"" " ..% :i"f" f p ._ __ 42! . " 'y On the after n of January 18;1956, aparty who >' 1 _ _ . .5.» .._ identified himselfas BREIILLIQR of Brooklyn, ew York,no street ¢;;~.'.:i . *:..f T" address given, telephoned the New York Office and stated that he had~__~-;_~7~ .+-~ .v '52- Just seen a mn resembling KARPIS leaving the address, 521 hat 54th " Street, New York City; that this individual was walking west by 1 . " f_ _ .-»...~_?._ I-¢ p himself; that he appearedto he 5'_B"__p_t_all,5O'y_ears about c;_f_ ag_e,,'_ ,_,,'_1;,_.___ _ _g neatly dressed, and was wearing a dark coat and hat. Special Agent _» _ '_.-"'.?h!'0 '.,, >'.4.» ' , ,-V 92» . . charge Rhea Whitley, who talked to this person over the teleliicne, _.{.;.;;f;','Y T:§-_'_qn.._.. _ 92 .4. . stated that the party callingwas ratherincoherent andgave the T. ~..f -~" _. '~ ~-*1»-A general impression that h'e_have might been drinking. Be was ertremely ""$e .__ _{/.:*';'- '_ ._a - ._ "L 1,3 .-~ lictant to identify hinselfin anyway, finally hung Hp: ' ~. = 2" O telephone abruptly before 8&0 Ihitley had terminated the conversati0a;,;.;:-';~1 92 >:._-.. 4- a"' '* =_-~- ~~_ o-Q 1 .2 V -a ">11.- , '-.1-.. @.~- '_ -I-*1 ; _"__»._."~n . . _ " °-" §~Y ' Ir; 1. REYE, superintendent ofthe 92>u11a1.pg_atY'f- ;.§:;f?';-"if-I-5-; 2 .. ,.,2 -._z. .. ._- -. ex -t -_~- 47 _4 ,._.5_~_._._:- - __:21 nan sun st., New YorkCity, en apartment house, 'i el. I1dorado 5-18771!, .I .. up . -'11.; -. ' ~¢; -1-; - F ".v ';..s ~- " _ was interviewed. Headvised that this apertlnent housecontains about _ ;2, 4, . .,',' v_»_J-4. _;. _.,_ 'lOOa ments, and that they arerented xmfurnished. A photograph I'M . 1-- :~". . -vi}.,* " " KARPI , e exhibited to himpand he advised that I.pp01 80_nby the_nan'Ie'~.A-_~_l 7' - , Y O XI , V H ~ vv.. H. ._ i,",_&: ~Q .- V___~>_,92' of ll! crsnon, whohad uvea at this addresslforipabout;1~1[2_years§'T§%>-If .4,-,__- -;_-Q,-:_-*,,;~..,§v2". - 1. 11. ?-'2'92- .' '-.l -'-v» ,r»{K 2 ,.-{"5"-_ - I e _ somewht resembled the picture of KARPISas ePPoaring on the * b ""'.Z>..-., J , .. Y. 5.,-_ ". ,4 '_ in" w _ Identiticatio'n_Order;that in-.however,McGIBBON appearedto bia bit ,~_,h f :.- ». I- I -..< .' .»--W .. older mpphotograph mans. of m-.IJeREYE advisedagent at ."_¢». ~.. -., ,-. "* ». ;-Q ' - T" timeof theinterview thatIr. _ll I 7 .- 92 this 92" .-I _v_,,.._ ..»I»q< ,...,,, .>,. -7 i. . 1* V »-; 7"" =5 -'9- .. -I '."92_ ~_ '7'-130 , . h 4 . ,1 -~. --e. -.1;-r .' *1 --92~= . '2'" I .' ** .,'.._r* -?'f- - I *" F '- ~- ' 5" ' "~ ". * " .'_,1.. - ,3-2-arr»; "i 40. _ _ - *. ~ ~ _ -- r'.j. '. I-. - - - ,.:>_; - -., - 3; .i<; . - - . _ '. q . .>4. r" , _1 __ -,- - , _ _ _ I . . - _ - . 3 , _ ' ~- . ~ i ~; ~_ {' .' _L - - » _ _ §__- .,92-_ _ .g_ -_- 1 - oi . 3 ." V I .. ' '5;_. i_,_?T ,.._"__, ..:_ Vi,>., M . v_,_92__.:..,',. ..,. go = i.»- :5 92 ~ - . u M- ': _I..~_- .'*-- P-- ~!.* ~--Ir . ' "1. v "1 y < .~ . 1 Y. = ._ _, , v. ,;1"_- » _ . ~ I 92' ~ ._, " / 5 92 Y y ' ., . gt . . /1 92 .- I I 5 ""-r ;- : 7 .{;_e~» ~_92 gt Ii - ' v _ .; _.,_: f - tovbe about 40 years em; s rt. 1o in. in height; 145-150" 1ue._;'= - dark hair, turning grey around the edges. His hair was combed] 4.». ti: similar to the way mans has his hair combed in the pieture V éva v-4 < rt , _. appearing on the Identification Order; A profile view or - _ Mr. McGIBBON might cause a person to mistake him for KARPIS if it a_" =.=I = -'l.=§5= 5;. I were not for the grey hair around the temples. Agent was satisfied, V after viewing Mr. llcGIBBON, that he was not KARPIS. In addition t op _Y the feet that Hr. IQGIBBGJ has grey hair, he appears to be much _ _.- . __ -. I 4--' ;_ older than narxs end of a heavier build. -' , ;t 1 a _ , 14 . 4 ___ 92..4 _ Y ._ _ 5» ' iv - . 3: ,¢. . .., a I . -'1 .92. :._ ,' .1- 1 - an-. nenmrs advised that he am not new what the nature _- . .n .213 -_ ?__fl; of Hr. l&cGIBBON'a business was; however, he did know that Mr. McGIBBOH ' »5 , .=.;",'.s had no regular job. He stated that he thought Mr. HcGIBBON might be ,1 'a:_'_~ :-»',;.".'xin some kind of a racket, . -V .- .._ - .. »_ »--. -W- 1 -'2 J}.F " ;I»_-3Q: §.,',f;¬_.~, 92/ ,,.n. .'_ mr. DeREi£ES was furnished with several Identification Orders on KARPIS, and he was requested to give these to his doorman and v 41. .,,a ...... - -at . - _ _ .. request them to notify him if they saw any person resembling the » "1 picture of KARI- IS, so that he could notify the New York office," 4. 4.1,? . ~:,. He advised that he would be glad/to do this. A 4 -- k ' ,- ._._§ ..' Iii-_- ..:- * ~~ ~- Mr. nenrym was questioned in detail as to whether or not ? 1, If he had seen any other person in that apartment house iho had - t' .-92_u resembled KARPIS, and he advised that Ire McGIBBON was the only person fl" that he had seen who resembled the photograph of KARPIS in any way '5 an. _'.M . LI ~. f j;'_1_;__e;fol1ouring mail_ tracings were received as a result otef :4 a mail cover placed on the mail of HARRY LI! HAPEMLN, Red Hook, Ne Ye! , ' - '. a d ' P , 92 '. ' -- '. . ~z :- ' ._ . i H . . - » e .. _, _ . _ .7 .' . '-pf . w- -A .,_-. . :_'__.,92»|.. -- -e -.,, _.. .' ,»~-- --' J! »,,__._t fa _.__4 " .;=_,;_:.~_ -. __ _ - -,_,~' -'1 '1" _: _- "' _' " ~ -, v ' - ur. s _ .. .-- i Il* Y ._. -' ,. *5 ' '. * » . < VA __~,_ in _ _-1 . ~ . _..V. .~- r _ .~e . .-.*§'a. p. '.: -V -f A; } _'w ._ ~:"-s< ~ _ ' Zgstmark .--,-¢*~ ~..* < .-9" , I . ._' ,. . mt _ t, 92 ~ I ''3' --_- '1; $1.7 .- '.'- _ . ~ ,@ >>§; . , , -"ii-Q 14* '5»'1!'7 §>;2'~"1'§'a§ 7 =. 1,{" " -! ?~ Q- -92, 1.; - » » z ¢' 92_92 t 4 . .;,:921_f'92 -.;_ 1" ' i. vra-1 : ~ *5 iv ''; It ,-4 !»-is-y, <4 r * ' - _. .1" @1- r ;'w~ °1 _'°1=l15e Oh1°-5'»; _ ~ 1- " I ,_~. ~1 :;:1:Tr <;1:1:1. : .. .A.~:~.-:1§;1:I§§:1:1;I:?:$1 1$§ "I:§$1:1: n1.-x . 9292 g "3 E4.. I ." IWI. .. -D . J 7- '' '. , --'.»- - tQ;.__ n r."'Y ':.n~' J '2' 92 92 51515 5IIIi:_*II I§5§§i§i5%§3§i?§ * Q . u 7 =~,." d" . e " Q . 3"» :- }a 1'%§:_§1-'. _ -- a - '.'-4» 1 " , 'f~W§f_ p Q er Icar- - v _eue.1w.;.r. r " U V_ _>:»V >:; '. £' K 92 pr: '1 v,~ .-T ; ,=" ~ _ , L 2 t .v_..~,:>»»~=~ " ' ~ " - ' ,. me. 1 nlop . .i -- »2 L I I L..11 , '5." ,. _... ~Q.a.. -- 5-" s :~ ;- ;"% '7-1E =1;V-er 7-. ,». Q ..,,. . 92' | 1,_. "x 1 ' 1 .TEE? '*.§-' --- 92 Md reseee J H _ _ __ .'L.._ ._-.=_ .4_.92__x.__...-._.- _ ..-.__...'__1 -;;'; .1 :.-- ""1 '.'..I ".1 Harry L. Hepemsn, _;£¥ Cannon 8t,, . 0 n __: '92 Poughkeepsie, ILYQ 0 I-1. ._ -.{54 '1 -_ .-9 I _=l 3.. -T: ~.- _,. | -us. . l Hr. Harry Hapemsn, r _ 1 Bed Hook, New York do »4 e~_.;: ~-.' --#1! *~-' *' r -"1 If 1* !".&e».-1, , -. v. c/0 or1rt1ng.. I . _ .> at ,.;:¬92-I 1'1 : t ; '¢~'1~:~:e'~."'-~.*r'!=*-'rr=;~1n . %'*"<' .1 ' K 1 . '-- 7"? ; 1'" '/ .4 , - I §>T».?=': :="3'-';'.1.'.- : '.'1; 4 - | . - - _ I. 7 1..-. H. L. Hapexnan, Ho return address, Ossining, N. Y 6:30 P.M., 155, Hook, HQ ! Q Dec, 21, 1955. .. 11 .- __ .. _ .____.l-.__.-.--_.a_.-..;.__z_'-__.. ~ "r-~,5._.,_ _, -~ _ __... n . § -/ . . 7-120 g J»! »J ! Addresses Return Address ?l ,. Postmark . _-gs. . V I ' Am'e H& 1 1 y Ls EBPOKII, No return address.">~-- j~- - c/o I-1. Griffing, A A . _. . _ . s.-_ 31 ~ Olovelqnd, °h1O,""'? -*1'.f"" at-* a J ~} . ~ _< *_ . . _ _ .> . v , y ' . =I ~~ . » v >. . , r.:.: ~ ,, ~»,. ti ~92 ' X l935,_ Complete date T<"_».'_ '---. __'l:-' -- _ . ' .. v , X; -i92 ; . '. . -".9 .1 1: Red Hook, I. Y. d_: v 1 __ -. '__*~ - ~ . .1-_ 1 1° . 8173],. K4,.-#_.4_Is_"; _:1*'_' ,"' ; _ -'.. d 0. . 1 Y . '-J . -.';* '1."_ §..*, '3, V t.-, . 5 ' . -I '1 v - .».,. 0 . .'VA 9 ¢_ +" -,,, ' Mr. Harry Hapemn, No return address, .5 A. s. -.. ' . " 'r -. ' :1 -2 Read Hook, a - -. - >1 -.1 '» , Cleveland, Ohio, 6:30 19.11., ._'~.. 1.. .4'_ New York. - - ' ,92 1 >-. ,, - DOC; 19. - _,t.;'.-v_: ~»=§f'w~"* ~ 1 ._"_,._ ;:_ Borl55. ~. __ . _~ _. p _.r . ~ s ~. ' ¢ J '1 -' . /It - P Q ,. -~ I . _r_ . .»< ., .~_ .< "V , _- _l 5.; 1 Ill . Harry Hapemnn, Ho return address, -5 . . .'4¢ ,l>,-u_~ Z V. _ :=-.-Q - < w- -. ._-. Red Hook, s » » RGIIIK N; IQ, 1 ,» ,3 ,&. New York State. Dec, 2.0, 1955. » :-__-.* - '" I Box 154. _. -- ,, a. .. 3 _ J». s ,.*,'92 *,. _" s . ii: '~» -I ;= , . . -_ . 7 __.~ ,_ p '= V.-»r..-' 9;. J I L I mu E, L. Hapeman, " Ho return address. . . . _: » -.1 , , _ ,' D_V -s~ ~1- Red ...-__ Hook, H. Y.'_ r Cleveland, Ohiofl 1.11. , Box 153, . 1 . . v -tv '7 5 > as ,:,' .'. ' _ .1 r_ , General lbtors ' ' 7 7' > . _'» L.-. ._ _., - ,7L Mr. Harry Lee Hapeman§ ;':f92~ _;_!. .*.~..-- ~ -..'.q..,,¢,.: 1-J» -"<0 Red NI Y Acceptance Corporation, llbany. Q Y0 DQQQ 12, - 5.: --I-.; * - -~:,_..; L '--J1!-~_r_'.*. New York State Bank Bldg»; 1935 ,_-_,;..;. M.. ._., » 92 _ '75 .$tatp Street. » ~~ . v Albany, N. Y > ' '=v a -.1 M'-Harry Hepeman, ' _ No return address, A .1; Redi°°k.p no _ There is a note on this Cleveland, Ohio, 2:50 P.M., ~ Box tracing, stating that the 153., ,.92 * ,Dec. 9, 1955, 3 - ._._ , _ ... t ._ l_ , . Poughlgeepsie address of 1,. -1 '$§-_. V v_ $ * -_ .. Mt . H0 LO Hapem n 1 ;_- £21 -. at V P! -v-4 23 South Cherry St. Q! .-.~ Poughkeepsie, N. Bi: / . 4 1 1 " v 0 |92 - I 4 a K , 92 . ,'.v > ;_- V 92. if 5 . 92 4 ,- . »-. ,1 ; ._ . .- I . » < _ J-@_ "$1.1 _ . '. ;V;__ _ .,,_ . _ 92 . . _ ., qp ~ e -. _ . The only return addressee on these letters appear :3 be business places, and it does not appear that any leads could be set _ ' 7. out on these mail tracings that would be of yalus in this case, _. V .__- ; . .: ~ ? 0-4126! 1-_~_'_ _ - ______r_._ Y_ __- .4 I 92 . C. U - i !»s':."E .~_-0' -1'-' 9. '1-120 -it r;92 -' ."~ ...., .-,- , ~. - ._-, .- '~ v - e 1 *1 1 "92' ?-/ ~_~¢'~y ~,- -'< - -'. ¢~,--"92: '- " 1 "-1 " L _; - . '»~'?'!'~r -. .92 .n-'-' [ ~. ~'. _ > - j. - - t /~ - . . _>; / 1. ~, 1 . _ '_ Q, ; l ' J ' . '2'! 7! . ~- v ' V > »~ - I ,,_ Q .'_ .. . . C. , X z t P {,¢ _ 4 _ e.~ '. < r I , iv 1 Q.... . , _ _T ,4 . ~ _- 5}. <2 I _ -, rm, -'¢ .- ,. . --I , '- 7* Q _- ._ ,. . - . e_r ~ , .-r, _ . . .- .-. = r 4_l¢": . 1. .- r ' * l * '- .1 if K . '-y _.- ..".' " r. V .1 .. -.- _ . ~ special .' Agent _ 4 F.,l-L 5 Bgadley. while ,9 is at - "'»' Poughkeepsie, > '1' I ' ~ :1 c ,, 92 ' 93 inte ewed ' _ . as '3 N - New York, on January 2:5, 1 s, 1-8 rvi Postmster enemas I _ 4 {AVERY oi the Poughkeepsie furnished agent with a , s " mail tracing of a piece of to HARRY _ L ,§1~ ElPEMAN,mi ,3; Cannon St., Poughkeepsie, 9° I _ .41 ' _ ,-d Brooklyn, N. L, 11:50 P and bore the return -L ~ . - _-.v92., address of L. IONTARL, 331'! Fe L - '- 1- T <3 r Mr. LLVERY interned 111606, pot I_nil.. " i '92 ,- - _ _ is the only nail-that has been received t I .- ;'~4_'~_ ~_i_ =. addressed to 1m-my 1.. nrmn am-mg the the 50¢-day Q1 ' »- ." "E cover placed on the nail ' w on December -i :£. l"- '77af " A¢<=<>r ,1:§-1:9 " N nail ; ~ i . :»- - .. 3;}-_g-T-a~. ; - _rese1i_l'ge,Ig£ einga .. . _ ,- _- ii» j_ -*5;-:11-:. _: p .- ~. 1-4 £5- '.: _ . FAv. ,_.-.q >.1.- =§'?.'.'r' " ' ' ' Thelmail tracings mentioned in thishreport are sang -'2 F-i»*"'+"i $51-£¢'_a;'1u»-dgulee of this report atesthe office or ex-;,;;__q_ __ 4- ~ 3 . , .. , ' ne "id ?°§l8h%U§;-"low nail aover placed York on the expired mail oi onHARRY JanuaryLEEBAPIIMN 4, l9_3§, I-E.-. 3". 5 I 'e New" ork Office w not cmtinue this mail cover unless ad'v i's §d_*te A ll .." ' " do so'$'y the oi i'ice oi originr " 1 ~ V ' - I a. ?'_"< - E-if- ._ - e --s---e -- - ~ w-A V, . l-j~._ . A» A -" On January 24, 1936 Special Agent F. ll. Headley reinterviewed 2 » ' Dr; J . E. VIGEANT, Red Hook, New York, who advised that he has learned , 3 nothing new regarding the activities oi HARRY LEE EAPELMN since haves . in: ,-.,,r» A. '44 . last called on by Special Agent I. H. Farley oi the Buffalo Office. N _ 7759-"*»~ ~~':-.-~ Dr. VIGELNT reiterated in substance the infornation which he had 92 ~55 ,. . previously furnished to Special Agent Farley, and further informed agent - a A as that he has not observed any strange care around the home of HARRY GRIFFING, - ' with whom HAPEMAN has been residing during the past month. Dr. VIGEANTN ,~_ I..."-K ? ¥'- w»~'" _. _ stated that as tar as he is able to learn HAPEMAN is still employed as a -___p92_ y. -9, A;H night man in a garage at Poughkeepsie, New York, and that he cazxmutea ~_ ..~ -92;-';'~'~ ~ s 1"» A daily between Bed Hook and Poughkeepeie. It was learned from Dr, VIGEANT '- 4§ , that HAPEMAN formerly had relatives in Cleveland, Ohio", and , _. that HAPEMAN himself resided in Cleveland, Ohio for a period of suns 1.» " four or five years prior to his return to Poughkeepsie, New York, last D year. Dr. VIGEANT advised that should he learn anything unusual ' regarding the activities of HLPEMLN, or should he see any strange cars around the HARRY GRIFFING residence, he will immediately communicate with the New York Bureau Office, p an < t _. _ ,-_, . J .r.~,1....._ _, __....___ . re I I - 3 s. ar .' "_ z , » '7-120 .___ I--_-3-_ -.4 " " - 1 * ,. 4 a 1- c--w -L _..,;_'-3-14¢!-92'; . j »¢_._ . u-. 22:; ~ - ".. .|-;.~_"".- L». _ - . . .,, ~»'~1-< -. o $ - I . _ '_ an -,_ . r, . ,_ 1 > '-_ 2 ~ ;»_92 _"/ '" ' _ " 92 ' T-'.__¢' II. , UNDEVELOPED L nms=' 1' ml YORK onion ; .» - _».,_. A 1. . ., 4 ,. _.»I'_92 §!v=I n' _, -.- " - in " Iill discreetly interview ALBERT GURANTI,Apartment '1. '1 -' ' 28-08 55th Street, Astoria, Long Island, with reference to the < Present whereaboutsof his brother, ANDREICURANTI, :~; -"I-*""' .. K . - - . - V , .. - . ' >- i; ~- » -J n':1 - F;-1.? I111 interview Poet OfficeInspector nmannw eamm, * _ New York City, for such information as he may furnish that will lead < ~ _.;_ to the apprehension of JULIAN ELMER MEADD _ " I = 1». ,-~... ~ :> , ' At Brooklyn, New York, will establish the identity of 1 - ~ _;._f. » 92...,_ , _ n _. 4. ronrmni, 5517 Tilden Avenue, Brooklyn, I; I. HARRY'LII anrnnna,*;2_: » W 1 ~»92 i%§' Poughkeepsie, NewYork, received a letter from this person ~§,_;.:_ Po. -. < -4:' postmarked Brooklyn, New York, December 80,1935, -A . i ; .. 7*-'1.1'1»~ v 92: _"t:,:'-'p.".. 92-_'.5~ , 1'; At Hartford, Conno, will furnish IO! HARRISON, Aetna Life r ,v.'!;.A :..~.t-pg;A .,~: f. '-.e_'* Insurance Co., 151 Farmington Avenue, with specimen of the handwriting VI --$1.» I. /"H-'1_-,, . ._ of WILLIAM IYEADE, and reinterview him with regard to any information developed by e more thorough search of the Aetna Life Insurance Company files, » I = .-A -I ~~ -~ -» . . ; , .-*4» .1 _ Interview Regional Director Hoffman, State Capitol Building, Q W ~'.- _?."'. * relative to whether a PIA auditor called upon the firm of Oneglia er. " ' -,3 Z .-_-.;'__: _92--_>' 92 . Gelgasini on oz- about July 51, 1955, and whether he fits the description ii. tr 3.} r J of IILLIAM mama. - Y .. ,_ ___,t,r zl-I."- . 1; '_1 At Torrington, Conno, will reinterview HUGH E. MEAD], '1 < Chief of Police, relative to further information he may have concerning nuxmmms. -- - 1v . ~ " , _ . I _ ~~ ~ _ ' - .-. 7 . 2 .'_ - -_ _ _ .'_. . J ...~ p ,_ A 92 , 4' ~. - _ '. _-> . _', _= , »7 -- .-N-:1 --._ ' Iill contact ROMEO GERVASINIand eihihit photograph: f_ W-: of IILLIAM MEAD! for92 possible identification.! . - > _ , _ o _.-. -_- . ' 1'. . 3 . _ e.»1 .. __- P"-'~ 7 J _ _ . . ,-.. -.-'5' - : . ».-To - J ' Y Iill make further investigation among building contractors '1]. in the vicinity as further developmentsmay justify, -1.- I 1 . » - I ,- ' . .1. ..,- 92 . - . I 92 . , ' ' 92 - " > - o~ In connection with the above Connecticut leads, see the 1 report of Special Agent Gene H. Hemry, dated at New York City, " September 25,1955.! - -we - < * "< -* *-- ' "*;; x - PENDING - I 0 v ». .- I .1- -an- -u-. ct , 4 4 Mr. Nrt?-an...._.__. a-"~," > 92 P ; _ 92 Mr. Tclrvn ...... _. in; ~ L JOHN EDGARHOOVER 92 1 D Mr. B9-r imnn ...... _ "'2-»._ omscrron ,_ CM»! Clerk .,:»,;._. ' Mr. Clegg .. 1':-:1 * EAT CDw g ehcral giurezzu nf glln es ga nn 11:. C.:f'cy .__._..-- _"-,2 -id §5I. §. §8P¥Z1'12 lltt l1 nf 31155:: F1." :5... g"iIh £*n"v §- a- 11!. Elifzrds '. ~....;~: e January 29, 1936. ' ~ -as-. . .".3 . , * on "". ~»_,, 4 53?: 1. _. 12: -er ..._....-. ii, o» __...... --.-. - msnomemu may "ms ganmacrog I: _. I_'_'I Icr.-_-...-._ n Re: Issuance of an Identification lééacuxyP : Tracy ...... ___+_ Order on William E' Meade. _ _ "" Q:::: . u _§ 92 _ I telephoned Mr. Edwards about the above matter, and ldlhimihn was just trying to get the situation straight; at what I was particularly I-'i :;d-_:7::_§"concerned about was the information which I had to the effect that Ir. Schilder said he was not going to write his memorandum protesting the issuance of the I-0. until after the same had beaiprinted and distributed. 9': -_-- 0,- Ir. Edwards said that is not what Hr. Schilder meant; that in the first s bi .92 place, Hr. Reynolds wrote a memorandum stating that he did not believe an ~ I.O. should be issued at this time, but that some sort of a hand-bill should d , _. be sent out in lieu of an 1.0.; that Hr. Schilder wrote a notation on this 92 memorandum, which was addressed to Mr. Edwards, that he, Schilder, agreed {Y with Reynolds, and added that if an I.0. were issued, it should be issued with a photograph only. Mr. Edwards said that while Ir. Schilder was in the room, he called me about the situation, and then told Hr. Schilder of my 525*-2,? opinion that the I.O. shodd go out. It was then that Mr. Schilder said that he was definitely opposed to it, and further, that he was going to write a u I memorandum setting forth his objections to the issuance of the 1.0. Ir. -T.-, _-... I 1. , 7 Edwards said he told Mr. Schilder to go ahead and write his memorandum at _ -_ 9292. any time he wanted to, and if he wanted to, he could attach this memorandum ;-.=z': of objections to the proof of the I.0. as it came through for final approval. . 4.1_, c - Mr. Edwards said that he has discussed Ir. Schilder's objections _....,._ as. , with him and the others, and has already dictated a memorandum stating that 1:." it is his opinion the I.0. should be issued for the reason that it will ser- ve a useful purpose; that any Identification Officer who is on the alert - >, ~ 2 would certainly check mutilated prints through every possible reference. '1! : 3' Mr. Edwards said that Mr. Schilder can come back with his dzjections Rzéé. to the situation, and then you can decide what you desire in the matter. '5' ; Respectfully, E. A. TAMM. {f q7j¢?f»< RECORDED 1 I ~ _ ' 4 . 11 4 _ - 92 o-4.r.._-..--.-..,.. __ ,._....._ »-;é~ _ ~~ _-' ~ ~- - --__ peel- - _ _-q_l_._._ _~____~_____ ,l_____,_ *o @i ision §]n es gat1un'of ' ' ¢hi_,...1 $1. 5. gzparimud ofZm cz .v'. Post Office Box 812, Chicago, Illinois. .,.._-.._ 1 .1 _ n .;_, .211 January 50, 1956. ' vi - ." ~ n. Director, : 5- !- :25 Federal Bureau of Investigation, -vv~$g§ '' 7 U. S. Department of Justice, Pennsylvania Avenue at 9th Street, N. 7., l Washington, D. C. E f-- _ Q .: .-V -ti-1:3 u Dear Sir, RE: BREKID I-'--Y* .':..'9. -».11.--; :- '-'-$1-".1-...-:; ~§ Reference is maie to letter of SpecialAgent .1:-F53.; Q in charge E. J. connelley dated at Chicago, Illinois, him? 92 'H a. _ , January 27, 1956, to the Cincinnati Office, a copy of Q r which was furnished to each field office, and in which 92_ 1 request was made for investigation through police de- iii partments in all cities of more than 50,000 population 3 :3f "rein. . _¥_ I.; 0 92 in an effort to effect the apprehension of William Elnerw_ 1 if A ; Q *1 is r .-;,_, q92x I In connectionwith theinvestigation be con- to 5 ', 92? Z requestedducted by thethatthe various Bureau field offices, furnishallit isoffices respectfullywith an ._,* half dozen photographs ofWilliam ElmerMead fortheir x I use in this investigation. .___», v ,§? >4: Very truly yours, r92. ' r"'.I *1 q" I -"' I? 4, - D. M. , __ * _ ea. . Special Agent in C arge 'SKL !:m_vc _ . T7 i if s-_ 7 .; 2 J _"?. 82: RECORDED i o~ is L e ~%i@ z ¬ :? s I - i FL;"' resif 1 was <2 - -._. vi l|..92 Fee 92- " i cg Q _ 341:136 Ir ~ . -92, I u 1 _.-- - "' .-. -._ {>7 J? 92|,, > - ~I 'f._.;;:;;r1::;;.:::-,::::'::.1'lZ.I.l_"IT,'.ZT.T_l."ILZ7I"' " ? '1"i_f .'. "_T'.'f."i,.'. 1i nT..'" f *"" " ' W AIL. 7_eT'f.'ff"_ 92 A ___ _ . A--. ,, ...~_- Q-T- ~ - '-*'-*' ' ' v,_. _ - -~ -~ -' c. ._-__-, - ~- - - *5."- .@ I? In. ;O '-__ .=. - " - 92 -_>P 1 ._: __ - _ _~¢ .~ Poor OZWIC! Box 612 ' f ~ 5*" czzxcmo, ' IL zmis , V -< .-..:92 . D4.» V 5 54002 H 0-Q; _ . J ,. _';."* * ' January 89, 1956. ». ' . ' ' . -'» < _¢s'r' Special Agent in Charge, V ~ - ' -an '..., . Loo 'A.n.3a10l,C0.11f0m1Io . t-19' *1 l » 92._. = Dear8ir: ~ " amamacm -V .4" ' In connection with tho copies of report: to be oubmittod in the above entitled utter, it is zupgeeted that nhuro as is the L - - : usual practice, two copies oi the report are indicntod for Chic,uqo,";;-7 _ an-.1 ;"_ .4:-w -'1 Cincinnati and st.Paul, it 1111- not be necessary to" chow acditiooai 5 .- ..,__: _ = oop; for no individually. ~ _ 1 ;_,o'_ 7-1!-.'.i= .f ~i " _ 1' :13,-."J A-,'{"v§_' f___ #3"?-;$.~_:l;,? 3 =;= »-o?*~'- a ,_ In connection with inyenimtion ectarfap sapo concerns Ti *' the effort: being moo to locate }1i1J.imn liner ' , it in nu5go_|§evA"};;-_.-__.~ that ell offices in the future submit indivi 1 reports covcring pg? .f-.-' 45:" i v * _ - investigative action had ac to Eillian Elmer Hood, separate am apart ' '»'*'_s~$ - _.¢ .--. - , 1:: . , 5 _._ .~;:c-;-'?,,._ _ ,.I!;.T2-;*_.7| . .|'-7~_~. 5- i .-.-.a .- _ _92 1,151 '_ < ,,_,},;,._ _ . .. from the investigation carriod on as to the fugitives being sought in 1 ? 4 '3 this cacc. It is believed that this will dmplif? the efforts being ¢ node an to the search for Hood, and it will also segregate the tact: {Q as to mob pearoh for Hood which so for baa imiicoted no asaocietion x or connection with the march for the remaining fmzitivea in this cane. * g g V. _:'{._V , _ , The search for Mood I111 nececscrily concern inveetigetion ea to num- Q .!._$-!- .' . = .;-I? erous confidence men throughout the country and their connections, and . .9. ~.l duo to the voiuzainoue report: undo as to such inquiry, it has somewhat ..,._ ,_._'j ., '_1'~~o 3 ¢__.___ . contuooithe iema an to the direct ,I68I'Oh being rode for ]n1"t1¢ti].8i'1,_ _';_.i4 Kerry Campbeii and Alvin Knrpio. _ _ - _ A .., ___*;4»-w ';-as» ~ The prior instructions no to to:-warding copies ct mporte _ 1 indicated i:x:iividu=l17 ifor no at C':.icz.p,o in the ieynnp case mould continue in accordance with the Bureau's inotructione, and riot be effected 1 7 by the above instruction: as to the Brekid moo, and the report: in the Icynap cone should be mrnished to no ct Chicago until you are pdviacci .~ "?= " Q D to the cont:-ary._ - - _ p . ,, _ , .» $.51 1 -1:/-I A ~ = o E -4 _ V v .3, ., ._-. .,.;__. ., . '92_ _'. F _ Rmoonnznvglgqggagnw _ _ g am-.1:1A1. ASSI cam 1;. J. com. xx, 4. ___~ > U1 V H !'92-/'92lg92!.¥ W . .! F..TC:.Ti:8 _ V Special Agent in Tbarge. {Lb ;;~, ;3_55A_]'*_ - CC Bureau 1 -- ' _ _ _ CC loch other field office " . ' . ___.,,_.o_¢. ,v;Vi:,.._ ¢=*~~i ' ,'__ ¢.w~nq' i '1-82 ._ ' p @ ____ }92 __ L FILE ii ~'.'1 copy for Feynap tile ~ _~__..,92 _ W .1- if I __ __ _-.--_ - -_-k v< 4*@ 7. ;--¢_..¢ -92.__. _..__._..'-_.-nn_._4~.._4 ._-_§~....--__ 92 . 1 I? K 92-I1.. 92 --on 1.._=»-5. . 1616 am: anzzwnu ' /0. rArr!~."- cm, IISSOURI P_~ ~ 41-amrnr 50, 1936 2% -_.. 92 . '- __-..'. .5-LilE4 wk; '; 1". ~ é 1. U& Q ' _ __' Tilt ; I '-T Ilcnda, liuourl. u - Dearalru 1'1 n; r Va»! Please oauscathiz-wdayoover o including ragistorod, parcel pout, 3- .,, -27% -_'? 1": -'-'1 . ""5:-7:1-.f,Y:."= 1'» : .5. - ?-?:§~;-i:=. - _ '- . .-_i ._ ._ delivazy, rooaiwd by ~- * . . .0. .1/_-. " __.r.3 Hilton met. 503 1:. Hickory mm. ,. . ~___. A _ ,Y Bend», Missouri. 1 , .- -. , §-g,F- In tozvardm traclngl, pleas: rarer to our £110 #7-£1. Very truly you:-I, .'T¢-I ~_~r Q- _ 5-=~ .,_ . -'4 "" _ _ U0 10 SHE 1&1. =7 <- 3; .- 1'. 1- ' BPEXJIILL G3?! Ill CHAR!!! " 1 .~,. 92Q __ 92. $1.34!!" . 00-Bureau Q3 92/ RE: ALVIN ILARPIS, with aliases, I. 0- 1218, ET AL Q, - EDWARD GEORGEQBRIIZER - VICTIM. L C - xxnmvme. ' L - » -92 r, p . _ , ; <__.-___._.,__-' - ' r RECORDED C92 92 , _ .92-92 ?7<:9@% i k r¢;i4%>é4,. 92|-,~92 _ __,_ _ . _ . '.- 2 . n -Q."-1'-I" C I _ ...... _..,--__ _ >-- - r » I I l! {. A ~ ; ! n~ ,.:92 T , -"la-' ,_?.w~l--0 -s. J : ' ..;-_ ~_-. - -7 1;;_ u.. .1. -!~;_ .; / i -L 1";- Y; 92__. ,.- . _».-v; , ._ - V -.- Zit- '. . . I i .Y ' -"'1ir~-'=v.-1-*~z.- r._<,:-'.~' Aw"1'='-..e ~ Omha, Iebreeh 0'..."_ .- - ,- ... , F ._.-';__, - 7 / -a r. - .. > ~ _' . _u_ . _>_.>_ ._ v._ -. - -->-' ,7-_ i ";"_ av-;"> :| -.;_.--_ ,! ~- I -v _¢_ { ;; . _ I "I:-o " ' 0 '32¢ "1i'1i-.¥ iz$z£6§A1 §£$¥'1a=i1em;'f _ _-.:/h_;_. . , . _-eat: - 0 1: *5; 37; ' N Y .3127.» ..~, = * I 2 !~ gr 1- ** 92 I . r 4 _-1: . EL" ' r" :13, :_ ___7?'_4 _v 92 Q ___. _ _ » ,- Y_ _. ..__ . ; ' '_-_..~,-. - .7; -,92 I 1: . ' , ' :9. 19ss._'.,§.. - .0 7 ': -j;L>.--v-V.-J<- rt-._- _- - 3," 71L . _ l If AI : -I ' _ _,_ 4 -._';_~_..1;I . , ,..;._ . .. .._. V.. 2:: -. _, _ ._- ... .. I _ . ,.»!;..»:: ..3.~1-.: . ---._ -. v. _.__,> ..92 .-_ _.. v: -.~- L 92.-.Q 6 ,.._ ._., ...., ,92 =.'-"'=.:'.9 .,. _._,._. 21;;. . llr. 8. J . Ocumelley, i -"1 .~ ' V = .~ - I?¥ ~9'-.'.' Iederal Bureau oi Inveetigetiaa ; _ ::n QN; U. 8. Department or Justice, 92 P. Ghioe8°.0.302812, Illinois. ,1 1;, . "Y *"4 ,»*3- ~ ~ H _ '- . . . . -. t §* . ' ' . ,_ ._ .~ Deer 8122- , - 0 Roi: BIIFICID ' '__.»'- V 1 :~ 'Pursuant to requeet in your letter of Jenner! 2'7; ' _ we 1938, please be edvieed that we are presently making arrangement: ~~ - to contact the confidence end bunco squads at police depertmente I in ell eitiee within the dietrict or the Cmuha Bureau Office with 'wig. __ _ -, 50,000 or more population; re ere eleo lnoluaing several of the __ _ -_.Zr- . cities with mailer populations. _ L I . ._. me p9211'pOlO ofvthie investigation ie to effect the '_ . <3 _ 92 . up-uehension or Jillian Elmer liee , end in the event eny'In_1'ema- 1-"..'921' xiii 1. <>1>z.m.a tonoaming this pm». you 1111 be 1gm¢1_1;m_1y __ . Q" eavieea. 0 , 1;. - -0 ; .92 §;gj."~f$»~"~u=,_; j'~: _ . e... * _ . r"s:,":~"-"_,_ 0 =.. ~;».~r>:"J*;. Very truly yoprl, '7 --v 3 ~- . '~ > . ¢> -.--_-;92 7, Q. -1 _-92 -, _, 1./ . 3 _ 3 ,~ 7 V. -V ~ -92 . f._ . h _ .~ W ; . ._¢ . ,_ t. . .. ->7 _ 0 ._-l V ».;"..- _ u | S . nu/na _ Spaniel Aéant in Ghazal. >' , . cc " Bum it I '. . - ;,?' Ste Plul ,7 0.-" I w it "-_' V I 1 .;'f=_ ' - _ 7'-~ - - " " Cincinnati I 1 - , 1 K .0 r ~ _ + .- _ ._ A. -- 'M ' ' . , _ . 1 . . _ ¢ _ _ _ 5 " .,,_._ .S_. -, . . . ___ ,-_ V _ . V >_ ._ ' : ,~'>__ U, , ' - '-~ " ' ow-.1. __ _92 '~ _~ ~ - - 5 2} _»' 92- . _ -'.....-_-.- ~,,_ .. _ V -.r , 7. H A_ j RE ORDE]3l i1-77/ J/-7d . .._;,_. FEB -41936 to rj 1...»; 1 ,___ .! I I '' ~' Q | | _ U " "" "T**-~ -¬___, "'"* >- ¢"§K ~~ » --- -.¢.-_____. I FILE l; 4. " .4 t 4 r 7 Fmzneu. BUREAU or INVESIIGATION 31. ,5.§=pm-awe ofImus. 1616 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK BUILDING mums cmr, MISSOURI ,.- .-a| JANUARY 31,1956 ;/ Director RECORDED H Federal ofBureau Investigation & ;__ Q__ ._ U. PennsylvaniaS. Department of JusticeatAvenue 9thStreet, N.W. nwsmii I 5; F CI~_ Ta ~ -5-~ I _ ~__, 'I hm Washington,D.C. , ,_ ' T <5 Nib - 1"" D r sir £6, V V, f ;!W41_V92lf -2! ' v.'2,"" iiiiofl-. .;- <¥$*VN I .f¢. 1 ms: BREKID 0' HLE 4 i 1; .. _. _:,:~$§{at It has been noted that in connection with estigation seeking the remaining fugitives in this case numerous , eads are received for Coffeyville, Kansas and South Coffeyvil , Oklahoma. In the past some of the leads at Coffeyville have been covered n :i.'~ " ':"'-§2"?-.- by this office and some of them, which have been developed as . .:'.1,':V"-5* a result of investigation conducted by Agents of the Oklahoma =1';L52 City Office in northeastern Oklahoma, have been developed by :4 -'- "~r . these Agents, it being noted Coffeyville, Kansas is directly ._; -'' !_ across the state line from Oklahoma. 1" - J '1 X It is believed that in the izrterest of economy and to avoid duplication in the work it would be advisable for leads at -Tn- Co feyville, Kansas to be handled exclusively by either the -~, Kansas City or Oklahom City offices. In this connection it is noted that probably the work there could be more expeditiously handled by the Oklahoma City Office inasmuch as Agents from that 1 - = office are frequently conducting investigations in Oklahom, south »'.' ,4 of Coffey-ville, and at Tulsa, Oklahoma, which is, of course, considerably nearer to Coffeyville, Kansas than is Kansas City, klissouri. It is requested that the Bureau advise which office should cover leads in this case at Coffey-ville, Kansas and vicinity. ...r' Any other cases at Coffeyville, Kansas, will, of course, be in- 1' vestigated by Agents of this office. ;-1 .,_.... § -73.-'15» - 2 . very t SPECIALm 'IN AGENT CHARGE 4 _ L 5 WAS:oscc- OklahomaCity /yh 9! , , iv E. J. Connelley, Chicago ~ 92- 92 Cincinnati = U;,1 I d I I , Q C 0 i 1 . 1/ ¢u AR:CJ .» % % _ / "2 p > . - v '_ _ _ V 0 ._ , > - . ~ 1- ' . -"T.-_~, g , 1 ', ,' . 3. .-. ._1.,' ~ 'V. .' ' _>;_"" '~--" ¢ 92. - ,'.." :5 a I? r n v , ,.. - ' s I ' '_,.w ' ;_¢>.'_, og I. , a H ~.~;, . ':~ H , _92_-.-:-.-: . 3 *2 " _ , -' 1 1 Pi _ . _ 2, .-.13. I . <. '~ ,, 1 » ._ i J, ." , . ~'_ H, __. ,' - r-.- ;_,_,92a-, '0 -.-_.._. . F _~. FT, 0 P .~ a ',, 1 _ g _ . ;.-" '_~. Z ''4 _" "_ _,; ='l~ _._v - ,_ j _.:,, ' _ . , _-_:. I 5,. 192',._ »- - .*~:9292: w__-; --A3 I -- _ ' s. _> @ _. 1 . .,_ ,_¢ 92r v..~___»;-_ , -1 vwm u-nu 6»!-rm T A % H:l;Q»1:, *gf-¥1f":: K . in I 9 Qbardom, South ,_ ' ', ~ . . . . . 1» ». _ _; ._ . .; . v _ . . ,, , 92 -~ 6 ~ , -V . .» _ . . - .__. -. . _/_., I ._-.-Q, _ 92_ 4 ' x > ,_ , L , .~ J » I. 1 4 - 1 - _. i 5 .. .»E 1 ' 92 an mm mm: with 11.1100 - 1 .92 qr I roauzvz, I. 0. l121a, .1; .1; . 4 - g_,§-_»;;_- $011131: omsaz lawn .. Hath; :.;,1>.;¢'_-',.'4 i _ ma. , .... 1 . . _ ~ L Y .. ~- 5' .9 I" , I 1' 2 mgr ,_ . V y, . ~ Q _._ Q ,,.'., _ __:> I _; - HA4 J4 -92:~ !92 _. V -- .-. Q :1. 1- mma mm 1» thn haturo m um n1-mi -'~~ &é = ~F.; i:-,1- to t-ha above untitled can, rnquuttng lnvuzigauon at I '1 @231.-'17 '-:»' a +1.-'_, '-_5?. Oorhyv lo, luau and Scuth Gorfeyvilla, Oklahoaa, be 4' . :§'_-£5»*1 ».':".7" directed in the Oilahou 61$] 017160; ~ _ - . , . .», , 1 " ' - nry92n1;;¢6n, , -v Y . , r 4 .,. '-1 - ..' .- , 4 ' r - _ 92_ . ._ , . -, ~ .. J 1' 1' T: Y -r: -__ _;- Q ~'* - L :4 _ v_ 1 I Jain Edgar Ioovnr. " , r _, If 3'-'-n '4 . -. H" -"1-._- I A ". >* .-vi? 00 - L11 Hold Otficol * ' 1 » 1""""--1%? _ . . , - J , . _ 1- . .. v 1 »~ . /=1; .;. a . r ¥ _ v. _ C0MMUMC. 92;|G.*.1925,1953; : '~ , I - A- > _ . ' '~ ~ ~.-~I" . §, . ,3 . ~ __ - ..~ . ¢__ I _ M A I LED _,I_ A > » M - ._..» ~ . . I - - L 'V _.' l _ 0 - V , ,/ ; " _.* ' , , 1 92_ .- . - . . ' > .» . . - , ~ -I . . ,. _ -.- . 5 _ ' ,__ . _ ,. - ---* L __~31 .. ' ._ ;.! Q. Y . ws ¢-..~~= .< -. - ~ ~- '=.~ » -- .,.,~ 1 - -MFEB 11- -.10 "" -'92 '~ *3 . ~~» ' " -.' .~.. ;~<.~. . _Zn__~. _ rsosrm e:'=.:,u oruwzs11cATon, ? , 1 _ ' ' ' U 5 DEP.l:EH'E4T OFJUST CE '--- ______i _ *_'~ v - ~= 1 ~ _ _ . ~ - r ~£ i . ~ -V 1, -~~ »» -».1- -_. . -.-92 .>-._.. , ____.. .7 .. . .: , - _ 1-_, r~ t 4'ff:¢R92 :V$L8 e » :/-1: - _r_ _i-#-'~~'&i* .. ' I ' . i 0 6 /I Jeheral gurcau of Qn ss ga nn ' ft $1. 5, Pzparimsni of Indie: " ii P. 0. Box see Q Loe Angeles, California * January 31, 1936 ~ Z;§;f" . »;.;-;.3'.!~»-t-. . . . Director Federal Bureau of Investigation U. 8. Department of Justice ,: ._ ,,-gr :~-'¬-3' Pennsylvania Ave. at 9th 8t., N. I. 7_'!'!i-E_-'_ Iashington, D. O. ., G ~. ' ALVIN KLRPIS, w.a., Q J ,...' 103., I.O.#l2l8, pt al; . 51K _ Idw. George Bremer, Vic. mi Dear Sir: 1/ - nnmvnwc ° _ A - .1 2 ? ~ - e--<=».=»-WI . Reference is made to your communication of camber 19, 1935, requesting I!->-mt - that each office immediately prepare a ry $2»: of all the information :3 ;..A ;-. -. in its files with reference to IILL HELD and that said summary report A; Hi L3.-;:~l=§' t._: _ beforwarded to interested field offices. 4 W '1' 2". ': 1" 92 2.-24?-~1 In this connection please be advised that there is no information in the k J A files of;the Lon Angelee Bureau office with reference to that individual other "1 '='II'v» ,.a,1 47 than thejcriminal record of Mead at Los Angeles, California, as reflected in b7C_, the report of Special Agent 0. D. White of this office dated November l6, f;,'-I-.L ".5- 1935, which record is as follows: 1 '1 - EB ' . 7» i5** 4? 1» 1 , - la- -vr '1- K _ _r as F .1 -'7 ":'*"l" OF INVESTlSAT|O* rtb 3 E35 x. M. 4 > .l- - le only other additional information wi to this individ .__ MT _'_ 1:4 is e further check-out of his criminal record at San Diego, California, which ~-CE - -'I;. P Q ---2 information was forwarded to you by teletype on December 4, 1935; and ch .P0 as follows: ' . ,5? _ go FILE 92. I corms mssmomnp , I .20_.mm2a-1sss M , _ W _..l _._._.___..____.-@~. < - ~= -~- '~ ~ ~ <1 92~'<'-.';':_;re,1:A::1:.*-.~. -.'_'_92'-711 fZ'5.»'_"._.!':.":-;.". _;3I" " ':Z1TT.'.'» _~;ZZ§'.I-"Z -1.;-'3' ii -'".=£-_:'."' fl ' .._ _._,_-, 1 . I I »' ' 6-¢:<:< _ " * -» _ ' . __ _ __,, _ __ _ 1 _._;;__:___4_,.' ,._1;;~,» -1.5;--e Lr< -' 754-1 -I-~ 4~'~ e1-n i '~-uu J 4- s i ~ - - -~~~ -l 9.. -1' ~_ . G Q -', 1'- I-;s ; _- Yasdiv FL5 - a Director _ -8- 1.31.55 _ * . 1:72, line records at San Diego, California, do not reflect any other circumstances surrounding his arrest at that place, names of relatives or his activities. -1? -32 -1 1 Iith reference to information relative to the background and activities of 5:. §~ 5% MEAD in this district, you will note that hie criminal record reflects an arrest ~<,4"- 18 7%_, at Ins Angeles for San Diego on 6-50-1896. ie balance of that record reflects various arrests in different sections of the country but, specifically, at Ins » . "11. .: »f¢T! Lngeles, california, on February 18, 1904, and on January 22, 1906. Efforts were made to ascertain the identity of the arresting officers so that the back- ground of the arrests could be secured. The files of the Identification Bureau -. .3 ; 1.~'92. 5",-~' of the Los Angeles Police Department were not complete, or kept so, by that Da- partment in 1904 and 1906; therefore, the identity of the arresting officers --ao d not~be a1scertained from the records or from men of twenty or more years ..,. service with the Los Angelee Police Department. Similar inquiry at San Diego ' 2. resulted to the same end because of the early dates of the arrests. , L! _ For the above reasons no euumary report is being prepared for other field . ,,..en . offices, inamuch as it is felt that it will serve no purpose. ' s ,- -.. lfery truly yours, A ._,,_j'_. - T2?-7*: . H. son ' A qr :4? ,..,, .W,---~ Special Agent in Charge .3- -3*" _. J» 1;-."Z, : Z I ODW/EL cc/ Cincinnati St. Paul Oonnelley, Chicago 7 * ¢92 --::r--. -.~r:.,;:: '-'3.1_l'_I I-- » *.'."». ~ -';t:::~*;-2.;r»;:'_.'*'<**2f_z§:"~Z;1.'5;'I1 -PT;L!'i~L'§*.. !ZfF ;.T'&=F3L:'L££- _.»"-?E'.'.";_.~?..sI.* - e -..>*_ - Y F 3 ll J n .,..-,» Li I " I ' 92 92 ,1. - . _ _ a ,~ 4; n:..mv.nes...,...,...... __._.::: - aw Mm nf aln e n w § ';'.;.::t:.i::: I 92 .1 5. §~ 5. zparhueni cf Izmir: m"""" """ um» Iashington ield Office, Room 5252 ' mm """"" ,5 . aw? Iaehdngton, D. G. w__! n_ " "" ,. -,. ' Ienllifsrr =0. 1956- g 111....-;IIT.1 - 92 3 1.1:. an-.Joseph Km_a.._._..._._....-.. ..-. ~ _ J Mr. Lek-...... "I PERSONQL, L CON! ENTILL 92 ~4 ._ '!- - - 92 Sir. hL dcr.-... "'2-- 92 _ '.. Tenn ...... v-'3 ? '--_ . Director, 92 _-3-_ 1y.= ______TF5, 3. Gnn.|Ly.._.-..... '»- air Iederal Bureau of Investigation, we Y U. 8. Department of Justice, 92 ; Pennsylvania Avenue at 9th StJ, H.I., . 'Iashi_ngton, D. C. N ~~- --"-" """ 92 O . 92 Re: ALVIN KARPIS, w.a. FUGITIVE, AA : 7 Q I. O. {l2l8, at ll, = : . 92 EDWARD CMRGEOSIHIEI, Victim *2 M _ II[DNAPIH5,1,,,, _ ___ ." Z ,. 2.- - ;.éz;,j, Dear Sir: _ Q '-. , ~ " 92 ea;-2'. Mr. Iilliem A tein, Parole Officer for the Board of Indeter ~ ~92 minate Sentence and Parole fo the District of Columbia, ccnnmnicated with Agent Newhy on December 9, 1935, and advised that one Frank Cyril Ja g Courtney, No. 44450, Metropdirtan Police Department, District of Columbia, F". ft? who was recently released from the District Rsformatory at Lorton, Virginia, on parole, had approached onec Henrgegiilton with_a request that Milton tab a message to one Eddia,¬temn,92 proprietor of the92Marylund Club Gardens, to the effect that McBr do n serving time at the District Reformatory 1.. > desired cigarette money and hat Stemm would interpret this to mean that . er 9*-'..? - -AW." McBride wants money so that e can communicate with Alvin Karpis. Ihen 92 _ ,. ,, '*===lIr. 'S EeIn""!'urniehed Agent Newby with this information he did not know -- -- :3" that Agent Newhy was familiar with the Alvin Karpis case, but was simply .::;r_ 1- turning the information over Qto this Bureau es of possible assistance. _ 2 -1 '-{<*.."' Agent Newby inquired as to whether the McBride referred to was one Harold >"_-.4-.-. - ~11 . .:"§~ §McBride. Mr. Stein advised that the individual was Harold McBride, -who 4 :- .,f,_ had been received at the Lorzcn Reformetory on November 1, 1935 to serve a sentence of from one to fi e years. Mr. Stein further stated that . '> .-*4 Z Courtney had also approacheduan under-world character named! 'Quantrelle", "!;L§{1 .9211;17.4. who is now out on bond one robbery charge and that it was _£.juant_1le_lle______ .-4. H-.41. H? who f d Mr Stein with the informtion. I . *7 .,-re ]Qa§ nmsionnmnaxnnmxzp Q Q __ w>?'.'*0 1 . e .1» J £92'92 _ Agent New y has had previous dealings w th Harold McBri e and -=e~=1b-'- » -..~ herefore is personally acquainted with him and his activities and the 4 <.'.II' x!-,_ representations which he hasunade in the past to variqusf..T$u'rsau };ife ld p_ fl- . 5v . 92 1~ _ -J - galvin offices Karpis and newspapers for a sum of tomo ey the effect given that him inhe advance. cancause McBride, the location of couz-se ," E01' -»_< , W ~/x92 qq92_, 4 5 is personally acquainted wit Alvin Karpis, having served time at #h0 * §;' j; 77;! 9292 » deceased!,ansas State and Rcformatory, the motive Lansing, of McBride Kansas, in sending with Karpis a messngeout and Fred arher _ci_',___*_the_§?______4>,;_gr _-'O "{,_, 17 92 F - - 8 In D. C. Reformato through under-world channels, representing that he ~ Q QPLES ns S'rR<>Y¢i> - K " ' " '* "" %-"- :~~ - -"g~-§"Q.== &_gQ_,5|MR29196§"T-F ;7I§,' ;_ ~'»_ <'Z_UT!'§_~--vj.; T_-_7,- 7.: _|wT~ 7. ~ - 92 ' ' 92 - . ~' v w - '' - . J " ' ";T__-t"f§'-.",,j__Y~§- 1'i, * ."' T " 5~7=¬»*" {-'!"f-4f »Z r»'F ~ »~»-~: .~ .- -2 ?$ ,'>?¢_Y* -"."y1-E g'?92;= _1'-N 11392"7'» :'§m'_-';":s'.v.r*1 ,4.-.~,.<...»_¢ ,<-.-;.i *,.;._;_.i. =_:.:92:~:;< _w..=.,.»...-92--..;-.-_-., *' . ;n. .- '1 ' 1 ,.,,,....¢. " -~:r';:»-:< -_..,,_.: > _, .. is92 . . L .'. .1 F _ , .v 8 . It '-ca desired to contact Karpis, aroused the interest of Agent Newby, in view .1. of the fact that heretofore McBride is known to have made such represents-g st" tions to enforcement agencies, for the purpose of obtaining money. there- fore Harold McBride, No. 5143, D. O. Reformatory, was questioned by I-Bent <§$?,~? Newby at Lorton, Virginia, in such a way that it was not disclosed to llonride .. that his message intended for Eddie Stamrn had been intercepted. IlcBride .-4. stated that he had not seen any member of the gangmince October a year ago when he arrived in Iaahington from Florida and was interviewed by agent Newby at the Bureau. At that time he offered to furnish information relative to the whereabouts of subjects of this investigation after being furn_ished with $5,000. paid in advance. His proposition was turned down of course and he was later arrested at New Orleans, Louisiana, on August 29, 1935, and returned to the District of Columbia and charged with - violation of section 47 of the United States Penal Code and sentenced on October 25, 1935, to serve from one to five years. McBride stated that he had no definite information as to the whereabouts of Alvin Karpis, or Henry Campbell and pointed out that he is not personally acquainted with ~ in thelocating latter person.Alvin He Kerpis stated,1. however,bykeeping that the Lil1ian92Ii!olden, best chanceuse ofof '1'homas_the Bureau g _ Holden, now serving a sentence at the Leavenwor h Penitentiary, under . close surveillance. He stated that Lillian Holden keeps in touch with N members of the Barker-Karpis gang inasmuch as members of this gang were e PIL.- formerly associated sith Frank Rash and her husband, Tom Holden and Frank Keating. r U .~ McBride stated that Van Reagan, formerly of St. Paul, is now '1. operating a night club in New Orleans, Louisiana, and that possibly members of the mob, in the event they are in that locality, will frequent Van Reagan'snight club. Agent Newby questioned McBride as to his "'- '='-=acquatntnncewith under-world characters at Washington, D. C. and was _' advised that he was acquainted with Eddie Stem, proprietor of the Maryland Club Gardens. He also stated that under-world characters from St. Louis also frequented the Maryland Club Gardens, but that he does not know the E . identity of any, exceptthat they are membersof th92"Egan -Rats".McBride , -J: stated that2.. wasborn inst. Louis, Missouri andis wellkknownto tn. under-world there. ~¢",;... :9.-_-_-. Agent Newby exhibited photographs to McBride, including the ,- 4. photograph of Arthur Dorey mentioned in connection with the case entitled 7 -_ _ . =45 .- _ "Jewell Ashby9246ould,Fugitive, w.a., al.,et ": 1 National Stolen Property Act . - Iithout disclosingthe nameof Arthu orsy, McBride quicklysingled 1'out"I -.. the photograph and identified it as the photograph of Arthur Dorey who __.I . operates the Biltmore Buffet, and further stated in these words "By the 92.-' way, Dorey is acquainted with Alvin Karpis, but I doubt whether he can furnish information as to the present whereabouts of Karpis". 0 5 92 - _ _ _ _»~¢_~.-_=:+1-----r a -trrw-rvr-w wr-vv¢I'-1*-w 1">-nrlver-we !-rls r-raw.-:~_ .-'F'~_ _ "**"+" '<""'-v '' ' a ' / '_ .11, h _ _...... _ .,-_...¢.»,.- -_ wn, -- -...1,..a>~;»<->:/92'*e !f92 I'2-J :!T,'u S _m_ £!»1 . l ~92L¢'.TI§§f Pm rvr T '§ L_';,"§"ll'n'_-:_:'a.f . .. .._ _. ,-.,>.... -.._a ._.__, M ,_ _ ,4,, ,______,,__ _._.a ~ 7 _* ~ ~ - *~~."'~:- --» ?-=r=*=-;"" c-92* ~M ~' _ 9 e I t '.a I C I» O 0 L .r -2 t _v 5 . J _ McBride stated that he would endeavor to obtain information as to the location of Alvin Karpis and hie associates and furnish such _; information to Agent Newby in the hope that he might be transferred from the excavating detail to which he in presently assigned, a detail involv- ing heavy labor. D .-_:- Ir. B. J. Ialeh, Assistant Superintendent of the D. C. Rgforsatory, ~~s let it be known that in the event McBride furnished information of value to the Bureau that some consideration would be given him while incarcerated at the Refomatory. McBride understands that he can expect no consideration, .» in view of hie past record and dealings with Agent Newby, and that to receive the benefit oi any information furnished by him, the information met be 1'O11&b1O- .~ Vary truly yours, J REN:lE J Qw/415%M. KEITH '1-65 Special Agent in Charge. & f1 ; } a -- V ; - ¢-~, 1": - "4 n -§ '-t _-_ J:-. 1:. 1.. ~ -< Tm .1 ~11: .>.»n-4.|"._ - we .- ' : , v . 4 -3- 92" ______. 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' .-55 / ._ _ A .2: ' T-;'92.92 _- I . -4- - _ 0 Chicago Director; Q! .- ---is ' ; » . >9292 ~ -~~- - ~~ -~-- §r~' --. - _-av»...-Q,» 92-pw *7-1 u-in -7,»--V-»~;;, ;"--Y ;- - v~rv<---92v_".Y1_1.Q[.'~J__§vI, --nu ~,r¢, vs--_'v-r~ ~7'~~,-~' *' "' "" 92 -' " . * ~ - -- '~ ~ . ,- _/ ,-- 4 J r /V _ _ ¢ ,1 92 -K - - .. . e .-_~._..-.-,1, ,- ~ ~ -I ' H ' "B re I alum- A~e L, ,','.l=' I Q ' ' '*_ .n ..- . an " m I , § Q ' O . gfchcral §ur2au of gn cs ga nn ~ 31- 5. §=p=mm 12 of 3mm. 7-. _ animus Post Qffice Box 490': g - ~. 92 _~>v~1' Jacksonville, r101-ma. 92 -=1g$;=' January 31, 1936. 7 i ~31 Director, s _ 1'" >~ .=-__ Federal Bureau of Investigation, '_..: ' U. _-5., Department of Justice, ..|;_;_i_ Pennsylvania Avenue at 9th 5t. N.I., Iashington, D. C. I _ Li fa Dear Sir:- ~ BE: BEEKID -reg 5 e. _. 7 Connelley Reference tothe 91 is cinnatimade Officeyderto the letter date frcmofspecial J uary Agent 2'7, in 1936, Charge W "-- n-_. relative to making contactwith the onfidence a ' unco squads of i-Q ,- ;;;.~. police department 921n cities in-"vso, oo" or mei~e i5e§u1 atiezifeeieeeming 'ff-.-1 1 I _. the location of William Elmerkiead. V '. 111 It is my informat on that Florida during the winter season Eh; . '92 is considered the Mecca o%onfidenc_e__13_;en, and it is believed desirable in this district that con act be had inuall cities where confidence rlr ' V ~ x men are known to congregate, regardless of their size. The Jacksonville -'12.:Ofi_'ic£_i5_ not in possession of sufficient photographs to furnish them - ~- 2..~h Pa. to the Police Departments in such cities, and .it is accordingly requested WP that the Bureau inmediately forward to the Jacksonville Office 50 addi- _'_ _. "n r -11 R tional photographs of lead for such use. 1,, a . ._ s~- ~ -_ In this connection it is believed that it would be desirable, '_.;L.'..'. in addition to contacting Police Departments, to furnish photographs 7 -5. of Mead to the principal Hotels in the Jacksonville district. To do ,_ ._.__;s. . :2 ? 11% this would require approximately 500 copies of the photograph. _ In the event the Bureau contemplates issuing Identification Orders for Mead, T- Q? copies of the Identification Qrder could be used for this purpose. In 5-:3 the absence of such an intention on the part of the Bureau, I would like the advice of the Bureau concerning the desirability of such a circu- _ larization. :-' __ .'_L92c;'_ It would be my plan to forward a circular letter to each Hotel, T ._~ .,. -. .35 together with a photograph of Mead, requesting the confidential co-operation Q ,.rJ .~-4 >2 of the Hotels in furnishing this Office with any information as to Head's . location. R 7 - "** _/_ * e * 1 = = p ' RDED ... _ _. O ~ KY :»=" * E pns'rs0%%§ ;4;1.92§ii§zzxE1> e Fm , 62? r *-"W I 0? :..»><'! '.TluN i Mata ? $4 Q./J1} I u'gM' 10'"! @ ' _EQQE ea :4. ;: f _, sf, ' ; I r f.,92»& ,.-. -~ -» _- _ - - _ ___4 _V V . . i 77* A - <'hQ ~ .-_.-_ _~_ a92 ; _ J H 92_ c Q v, I T0 DIRECTOR 1-31556 1 2 ..1 ;_g- It this action is to be taken, it should be given early " attention, and I will consequently appreciate the prompt advice of 3 ' the Bureau. i 2 ! ,H Very truly yours, i c92¢ p -- R. B. NATHAN, Z special Agent in Charge. cc - St. Paul Cincinnati ~ C1eve1and' ' _ Y E. J. Connelley, Chicago. .;-. J t, -4.3 ==¢W> Y ,5 1. .>_._.-, _ §___ --_ mg; § , E, Q tFan .. t '; 5 _ 92 .a- 11; V 37> I £4» : .'.: . K 1. ; TJEQ , } l } 1:» , - A w i , _ "L- -7'. 3' 1-" *--A: .. " | 1 up .'' ¢--_;,_- 92~J ' Q - | -» _-.-. 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E1-FY no p:f::.¢.'-.1.'-~ 11$ _° P0 Radio tasted -¢ ox._ 92 >5 fa." . -1 =~_:W.; 9 .5- 11. .-A .-, ___* ;._. _. A _._.__ _ _ .. I -!._ _.v_ I. :{_,;._ F . _' _._ _ ;.._ ,..'-I. _,._,1_,-. V...-4_" *1 .__,,. ;,J _. * .51, ;c -__ 1!; .,'. Y» U . .5. - router, Joan, lira. Robertson and friend return from Muir. _ 4-1. -'w'7£' '.'a . i - Radioad to Grayatona -_ OK. _ L ,_ . ._- .. ' - Q1 ~.¢~'92I - r Radio tested - OK. .. __ Q - ' * 'A #v' mi Q Q - .. > - ; ~ . 7 ' . - __. 92=92 _ ..- '1 ,_ "'" .' ,3 5 u ..,.» lb_" '7 , . . 92.' .. . - > . . -' ,__ .-. . J;: _..,5__ _.l'. ;t - . , . ~ * ' +21" $1. '~ I ~ '2 ."* 7' - 3 .~.4- 1 2 - __1.'_' I . .2 r 92_ v Q , t: 4 92.. . 1. 71:401. ,1 -"" __Ianuag28, I936.' If .#._'" ,4--'_ » ."*-4"; ;."_v'.' A 3 "'4'i . 1 .;ZbU .." - 9:45L. _.- _.. "... .,._ .,_ Q u .. 10350 A9 .-___ 1.! -~. 10:45 A-'1|. ca . 7 -4 _ _ ,1 as. 92. ._.92 Ia - 18:95-P. Y 1200P. 2. - ~,-- '1-;g~ .'<*..,-'...» " ..;- Y,-. ..~1 ..1.-. -ta. 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Jean and Footer homo. 120° lo 7142 A0 January 2'!.1936. ' Ho Radioed to Grayatona - OK. 3!. av Q I Q Mo Time aignal given. 28 .. _.-~____._.-_i._- J... , --..'».--~.-.._~..~~' ~ - --_-41.». _- _~- ...._~..-_».~ - 1 ¢ 2'. Q. , .4 .1. ,- 1 3:; 1. 5 M .".'.", qty -.-_ > -- ....- -ju if. v _f"?|3'=.'!' "ii ~ -11. I-.; _.,- F .. 3"-V . __. *1. .-.1 , ."92 __._::- &% =4 . 7 '"r-92 ~.- _-' I _L%> F.-- .-- j... 1-} - - _. _ .-92.1 _ Jung: 8'7. 1935- 92' :_ ' ' >11. , '2' . ,. a , :1 4:-».,~ -.. .. -I '- - 92r-q;n- -.~~- -'=""- -*': »Y."- I "?'j".,'_ - .'-1-" f"'T,. "7' §f7*j"' >,»_~,;;."-7-r»*'-~ * * <4 £5; L. .92 18°" "'=°"11" '1 "*1-, I--177-"$2; .v., :;;-»l ;.._: . . Pi ~ =.~mu usual d1n1d._,_é .1 ; A. " I -"» " » <- _x-.' . " 1" 1 ~ V- ,_. X - -' .' -'7J"_*? :f.." ' "~ .¢ -"-. 7/ :l;H», .-; - 1 1;, -'-',.'-" >-'...='~ ' - ' ~ _ I a Agent mun pug; _ v r.'<";" in ;-- ,_, _1/ L "3- »;. : _ » =_ - ' '. v. 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FI'1 ZGF1RA1D AND D71 IDBKRTSOI ' "i __ mu ml; orwzsroms APARWENPS mm IANIJARI am: mo om, 19:55, and ram V w ; f ;fl'a" ;_ f""_" .rlu-'n;rA 1=r! ic_1ii'm'avm, "1956. f réanltnto"l3th !art1u" y_i"z'i'"6n'_'trlp ~I_|f **=.!f ¬?- ?¥?,_:?:T .-._. _ _ t ca:-labad,*!I .? *1. and xfapéoz-ton trip oovéaradjj appuiatjl . H _ _ :~~';< -g;i; -;§'-V; I I_ ¢'*f~~3':~ _ r ! -"-. iv! ».- '-~ 1 -" V P» ~_.',_,,,,_~ " ..- .' ._a 1 '92- ux _,»,. '_,: - '...-M, -I v .. _92 -_5,~_":¢ :' - _h:q~V V .. 92 g .,. . :-;_ $;, -_ _ '1 ~<~V__'-F :1-. - _ lb. 5' V} _'. gm V * .< ' , 1, 1-? -- V; ~ "1' $1/3/35 *-":1; >4 a - 3». 55 ?.».~.-F -£~»_;-:.o4 . '! »-,;~, 1-,:- _,"' *. 92;§§i;' - . " --;_ ' --1-.5» ? , :- T , ,-,1 ..- -I-J '¢:; = . t9.;'£~;'- :33 r '''§.'.-"3! V . Q §f_. ~ * .. v'_ ,_.92 ! 'w" .1 .»92- . ;. ~ T'7 a "'5 - /ti? ."" " -» '1. P }'"q" ~§ -; 3 - f92j"'92 r -1 192:92- I ~ ~ ?<92-.J"'~_. 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I _ mmg 4:10 ma FIIBO DI, rm'¢ = i|-an Fto ail So: Ibo :-nor; '_;'-i'¢- Serrano and mllod lattar, than raturgoa to Ylotorla, when ho Itayal - - tlll midnight, thon to Boajanla Franklin. latter lnforlatlon procuro ~ - V L7,y. r.c . ,'* Y; I , ' " A._.=" V .- ' '1T Z 22-, -~"~':. ~ I ' . 92~ !¬92:_ "k""' C L; -nl . _ _ V . i___ ~- J 1" A ' *;._' ii. '->7 ? - 0 '1 1I . 3 -V; . ..4~' ,~_, --Y5 r -__ l'<"q ._ .:;_~ 1:00 All Foster £00: hob » > I * 7 Q1-£7 __»" L. I I .3 -_ '|-. _ _ 4 ~>L _< " Y .I ~~- »~'-11-.. I200 AI -- 11. Q g. .-_~.,,~. IL,_,._:l;,,_:§,!§ _;~. 5;;,____A]_~, 6; g¬;;' u _ ¢gé~< a>z~_! L" -'_ *92.1., :n'- . . . : ... ->¢I_92 -*_'.5 '.~.:-'~ ;? ;-.- -Q;-11-.»:.'; ._,;.:- . _, _. :;_-44 ,_, 9:10 All Called Hanson re pttlng Ford and Torolgn lleanae platen for trip _ __ . r. '.-"r ' ' " ' . " 5, ' ~ . :v~ 1 » - . 5/tj -;-g~f "" "'1o:O0'm "o-mm raportol 2»--1-=-_ ~.--~~-+- ~ -* - - -a »- .4 __~ . 92 ,. - * . 1' - ...- . _ . '; r__-.aI .».. z _11:5§_ M! Oa1_V>_o rnov ruportqj - __ ; - ¢_-..;i, _;_f;§ * A_;_.,,___,,!__ W _f_,4¢ 4,, . ,.-_'-;__ :__. t_- , -é aJ92 : < ,I Mn ~ I. 5: -y. -~. '92':- I.- _ I >1, =v': x '92._ I "~01 _ T51.» Z-I» ii. H . _. 4»: 92,=_ ~v_ if vi v- .1 : ¢ 1-,!; ,1-. ~f:_-..' H Noon Q-Qahoz-no nope:-tod that unknown girl aallad Iota, who all rl11 "laav_'o jg;-_. .:, E :-.'»-1" p '35 on'trlp"a1'ter Glamor !~&onday'z_n1ght or early ruaaday no:-nlnig It 10a'va"5Y * 1 Monday night will stay lflaalon Inn; Rho:-aide, California; that trlphq ' in dalayed one day on account contact Haley has to mako our voakanm . "'9'. Human advlud of thin! _~; W L . . , .- _ ~... _ . _ _ . .- . _ - .=v ,- _ , , . __ _-~, . s_ . _.92.. . 1'! -... Y.92. -,- _.__ _ _ .:v ' - _ 4 Z _y,_ . _ . _ '»-__ ._ .. - ,___ . '__, .____ . ':'i' __. o m=-1» ma Foster vault coma bum mum; Frankll to_11oto r1aahortl§', 4- -rt *2 - a I», 1s<.><> 1*i=~O ,, am! ho and Joan would loan Victoria about l Pl o-;;-,4 J ;.T- H ~ l,- ._ V F . . ,__ 1.§4 >1_ .- - . '_ , . - _ _ ._ . _-, -_ ~. -.J " i'--'-"<1" ' ":'_,' " "_ Y _ "t .A_.f92A_ ~ 3 2:30 PM 'Faun and Foster loan in Ghovrolat rfrlght and Bugaa on tail; ". '1 .-. 1,1 - V, > ~__ -' '1'1," '- Mat . D to Broadway Dept Store, . Hollywood; . _ Joan bought luggago; Ea ex to I ti.. >__ -_ 2; _4. M; ._ . ~ ._ j1__;_;4_f:- iiaatorniggd Bavarly to oat," than to food market, than to _Y1_otoz-l__a__at .--_§, l # at .»,;,_;___4y:00 Pi. Foster didn't get out of Chetrolot on this trip." . - 'L;i',_1 _ . - V _ _- _ .. 92 4- »} 4 _ V , I _, H _ .. _ -_ _' _ 5:00 1§ut.a,:#¢-new Ioaiz 1; Victoria, Osborn: ballad ra trlp pang -» kl: lo§; I Reports»: abovo to SAC. a " L - - 6:30 PM Leckle on duty; Fright oft, ' V . 6:45 PM Called SAC to getting description of Haley : car and necessity for Ford was nnsrnomn ' < W ,2lu_am29:sss it 7,6-7; ,_ <93 Q 9 - ..- ._. . .,>._ .., fr n ~ ~ , I 0 .. v 92 ° ' G A 92 iE:a:§lH'i av? vi 1 ¢. 1/5/56 ' Irv, . - - _ -1 1 A - ", 3 1:50 -_- All V_$0 talla. 398%: r0turpnd _l|aQ_Q¢:..:..?' >!..{,;..:,i?;, d,?_ .- - V '~ . -V, . , .92 <- _ .,,» A -,; _ ». >1 , '~ Y g ., ~. f . 4 -' _. -v_ _1 '-1. . ~ . 5 ._., 7, -_ 92 _.>_._ ; __, ' 4.~921_': - -7» > ~ J ~ < ' '- 'gw. -" <1- rug ., 5 92- . I;-_¬~_ _ , . a~ -"-.»'- , .-,. 1 ?'§, -_ ;. ; k -~35-. . _ ._ .»1 .='.-wf~',_£-_;';]". , . ..-- .. .7 .,. 1: ; <.,'.',- ;£ _ , . ~ 4;»- Ivan art. . 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'_f __ _ -1 _ .; A;__-.;!.A, -_-:~$v;;.,;-.1;;;,;_w~__; __ . * I >-_. , Y, __ _, ._-. _ _ > ,, . . _~:. _'__ A gig -421.12% J1, _ .. ,3: . . __~_;_ .. ~. ~.., . _-_,1- " _f_ - ~ §.'§: §?5 92 - IX I 92 s a- ; __. Hanson. in with Bi1_1inga,_ Ippel, Yfhitsoa and Bugam. Joan rape:-t06. ?h1ey't'. ; _ .-:-'1ilk !$ i~ i~'. $62 ' if~- ,. our il$a.n Poniiuc dam, Ca-lifinin 1955 12:00L ; 827%: * : '. | SI-K " ' ' =* -- -0 ~ . 1 - . . -''v .1"-~ . _ .- 1' Vn -,1 , -92. E . if ! , lg -J|_.»f,_.-a_ iianaog And Tenn 0 g Khltbm Billings - - Bugaa o .. 0-__ 0 . 0-$1?.."?'.92. =0. -, '.-» 2 /.2," =< " vi. "._-5 11:45 PM hater goes homo Q _ , , _ " *' . _ .. - , _.. ,.. . . . _ 1'4 T . _@_ , { _> . ..- . I , . g.. 1 U.-@>--4| »~.. - %-»».1'-.,. - ~ _. - _ ~ . .._. ..._»_...... _ 4.....:...?...->...;¢.- _- .,,._..,_»~-.,. _.,-->..._i»..>...-J|u-ua»s._.:»<.¢.-quk ,. -. ,>;,v:a2.;.>ib> - -'r.- - 4 .-4 n.-> 'Q '1 any-» I 11:50 PM Hanson interned La1ay'z initial: arc_ FT; = ";'j~ r »~-: wf .1 .. .-_- -y=-_,- run <.~- " "'92 -.~ -- -$v-,-¢3j;"-_ - "' -7 .-r-~'~ ~-"¥9M_";'~';§"#-"'9-92~"I;?~"" 92'*'If;>;f'lvY ;;¬"':92"*~F~.§|-0'1-14!:=£"Q9-';'@*'~""- ""'§;I" - '1 $':92- $5._ . A,.+?.=.<-"?i . :.»', ..~" z -92 _'.,_,~ 1. . . I VI I -. Q. _ __.? . '17. _ V .._ _ :. , 7 -_,, 1:00 AI Iright in; Bug: ' ° g A .-. _ , -. _._ V. '1 __ - - 1. .3, ,. -.-_ --- - - - "'* r- _._-* . . _ ~ . ~.».- r . - » ~ ' ~1.-92 ' - . ~w _1 1. .19. . K . 5 _ . . _ . u -92 - . . 1:00 PI. Onborn Q 0511106 re trip itinerary; goo 0ob0rnb'%»1__0g. __SP.O u:!i*1ac0.,{.? ;- _:» -_-3: , .1 -Q. 2:30 l'oatdr nixed to Eu-'ber shop ion-Son-can Lanai? 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I; . . 1 .- - _:fI' W, _, I... ~;'$1'.~i:~:.F ____ ;," V 10210 I! - "I Afoan left ii t:!{oHChov4r61cvtV,Hhav1_zigi §ma11 bagin her bani. 10:15 A!-E Culbc-rson called with regar £0 the receipt of Q letter by Foster in the morning mu11 :L'0uA31, PERI. , A ' .-+5 d_r 0 I , c _ I' 92 ' ' | 92 92 - I . 7 _ _r _ 1/as/as ¢on_t'l _h I ~ U .-," _-,_,,._,___,,,_,,_,.,__. 1- . .. ,._,,~,-_ ;-=_-1 ._ ,..-_,. . .'.._.___,,...,,....,--,- -._-....V---,_..,w. '- -~-~ w - >q-n4--Q-+'ar~"Iv~5'-9,1=1Pr°'rI, h!O"§$ - "P,'4!"-7'01;-9.'grI'9=.7 -P 1 : £259 . Foster natbnt of_ho lunjni: Irpnkiin In} rant nruml tq thq :3.. ~_ .,-, 2-~ Ila:-kat in:-0 hi nude one purghaso bf ng,nt__nn roturngd totho Victoria ; I .1, -J ' . 3' t-1- .. -_ ~ .7- - y ».'¬{ - ' 92lp&r$IlOl92tIQ_;drove Yuan upin 1_bator'p fibout ha dairgiuat tint be ;- ;; ;_."~" .,--4; :1: .-., ' -'5; . ."|~ 2I _"L~_ 1 -' .. ...92 oppoaitofr !. Vittoria, thy .92_,_ A. Lpar1znaat__|},_qi . pr; they .5. 'i§tothq_,'|_{i__;toril92_ _. | _§, M; U} __-, = ;- ; »~~.a~ nspu i ~: .~"§» §'»f °?r' > . _... .,~- V _ __ . ,1 ? ._. .--~ .._ _ :-_ t. -'r.-." . - ~ -.',-.5' ...,_.1"z.,_-w;- L l_..'?., ff. I ..';_-'~_;;».,.'};~.»~..'§<-,;I4~131-515;:-0-v ».; A. _ ,4-v__ , ~*~ '.- ' -'_ H' .. ¢ -v. -V _ ' . $143 at it _ ,. ,@ Ian left thy Victoria Apartnohta :1-6n§._._'»..».'r.~."i-1 _;-'¥_',f_ ;§__-i_f.. _1~L , .».- -, .1... ~: . - x ' -Y, ' @ '-7-T-3 _ ." }- _r¬5§ f.''I".'7"~; - 1- .; - 5.. '~ -i-. ._. . ~, , a-in . .92 v -,_. I115 _fnu and nu 7 _, van»:. _ . inn:-nId . -._ ti» t.h0,,710!tbri§L_§.= l_"§.§¥ a l .A F»-, _,, . ._, ._ .-._ _92[ 92__4- v ' V -i._; . 11v:OO r'<>=m- anviétérninn tin writctartq nitBVe1:_ja:ain_.I'i'lnk1i.l'r 55: ..~,¢ " . v 1-»-_' <_, t l 1/is/at ;.',,_,,-5 3;. ~ N i <,.;v"' " ?"" .1, 4 _ -fv-»_. Sq L"; ¢ 1 '- 9" °"'m ~f - *3-v -' _ 1 "gr ~,. -.- - --, .__. |, » _. Radio legaagc ndvilnl thlt Ioltir I; loaving thl Benjamin. ?rlnk1in. t L-Ioattr ;_._1_ ~---91? ; 121$ Ghterozi thgVictoria lpartnonta, hit rant back intovthoV Building_ 92 first; . Q- 1 qr ,..:,-_;- ._.1- .;..,.. 1:18!!!- .,-.-.-_..;,-1_92. -_-_ Qulborson eu11.cd anddéviaod thath lator mm grab hat npztuira "'. <"* ;?'""'< L1 -:51 -I-ti' 2 - ",~-I.1 ZM1; 511."'1 11 ;_§ u{92;< n .}-,' 1:22 PM 1-<>=m- finallyrcachod theviqm-1_n~__ _~ -92 .f_ ' _., .- _ L ; -_v _ »~ -. 2:20 PI fasterma :¢=n'1§rt'zn¢'tv1¢t¢&-ii'v?Z£§"§§'ii'S"'iZ£a ai' -13 '.~>.¬"" - - - America at 10th ml Intern. Tron than-0, thq proceeded to_'!929rollywoogi . '1 Boulevard, arriving thororbout #105 Pit, roster ad Iona remained in thin ,'...,,I . ~-. 1 -. 9 t. house for about tug hours up than returad to tho oarner oi 6th an!" ' » _ iii-_ i '_1son-nun when Inn nailed a lotto: for foster. Uabornd cello! Bfllingi ' ...__;;;.-= /-1- . ;.":>.' -'="'.. -I 1 -e" -. *g_:}_- ., ~'5'- _i-' If ,.--.: - -"- . 1at _t_g§,a:rl,,_u-rangemqgts' '»'~. 4' -.1~ , Illll 7' - ~ were .< _ 5- ' '7 _ v '-5 |! A ~,L . 1"} §,5..».P , " -pry ;-tguhua! this iottur _. V " Jr; I _ . _ _vD - . {Vt_ -; <_ i ,1,3" 4.1;-_;i ;1~._ ~, 5. 4 .v;:, .¢. , ' V ,- ;_ - : QHI finL _V ,T_ -1 iogthn ha.--xvi ~ _.. Marth- _ - - t - *_ . _ ix; _ ¢. ».-- 4_ ,_ '. ¢ ' _. ~=_- Jr,-"-.-. _'f "II. __'$_,/#1 %_¥_:._,..-;1 M, b V . ' . _ _ _ _,.. 1-_1- _ ~. . > » -_4-§92;_a-. ~ , - _- "-__ ~ -,§,_-_--92_n~-.--> _ , "z , V _r___ _._ , ,_-,.v , V» .. -'-', :. -t .. ."_." .-,.;,92'7 -.-.. .<,..- t ___,_._. 1. -5-'4. I _ 1- . - -11- '~- -'=-=-".,_-'.~.-»92--1»->. . ¢l_92r?~.-". 2-~r': 1~'l§-." 4* t ,_.... 9:10 III 1--_.. ' -- _?~'__7-.- v v *4 gun!lottnr nu to Loonarl,_ - t . - yd?-. v 4 _D#,,.';_-'1'~ ,I-ti.-.I, ___-.1 ., _I1... ~_fIn'»'_ -1. .-'_ W; _> L:J. - *1,- . ;~, ._ ~. I :~ '- -,1 fl: -_ J F _ , ' *_." I"_ _,.-,"g--. _-_ Q. ;__I_92Ti;-:41! '_-::_."'A.J.1'Z -'1','"f;T _ I ~'92r ~ ~ -~ -1 - -1- , - ._. -. . .,_. ~*- »~.,_ .,.~,-:-. __ - ~-:1-, ..v .-.. ,._-.M,.. , . -'qm - ' " - w--t - ,- "s -= 1, - , -. . 7215 PI 3" .-,_» .'1<,, ,¢._'_-._,- 1-- - : _.--. gm ,1. 4 "'Oqborno4 , _back_ , _ . I§~ I'.pa!'f_fI I!_O!i§ i. .,_ - . _ 1-.- GrqJ'at< :}_z z_a.,r_ ~,. - Ir., 5- _.. _-,. _ _1 _~.it .. !~._-. ;: .a. . ._ . . __,_-_..¢,;_tL_~_< H. .t_ -~ _ ._ 1 ~- -4 1 , . -1 ,v 1- - F -I 1 ,, .- 7 92 ._- , J r _ , ~ < ~ K. M ""1<>..=s><>m ;r'=>=m- em?» left _Vict¢§m'iav a1'id92I'ent" ta tunnénmiin F;-mi"" i1:£ _ " 1. 1110018! c.11¢aWmmam! gm: for q gm, en -1'1;-1-maam-:1; after -'1¢v; :i._]§§Y't ' Above information rolntin to donnrsntion ivith Hattie received our *- r"'" talephonettrom r-gent Yhitsoa, ' 'f _ 4 _ _ 'V _ . 12:00 Hi Khitson notified that girl was ordering an eutomobild to come by and pick bur up. A ' 12:10 Auto pieked up a girl from in front of the Benjamin Franklin All 5., _ ,» d / 92 ,_ 4,. _..> , 92 -¢--~-- - i . _ ¢ _ Y la92 "- 92 _ ,_< I¥,,=;=-* 0 1- 1/=4/5: 0 1 ~ 0 ~ 92' 3 r~slT"' i.Z:-w~' i.- »"YJI" _ '..-""""?""""" "'_' -.' .. ~ - >1 ~- r- - - 1 1 - .' .. ... "U ~-1 :"v*'-1 . .1- Y. - T --"¥.' . Y _ 1 _. - I""$" 5""' I ,' *"L T - b 92 x Z 7 :00 3 . '- v .3 .- ,_ - ' _..T.;- ~'_- ,l"_V,>¬'.'. p ., / 4 :4. *1» ' ~ fright OQ du " , _. H .._ .§ .1 : . ,.. M: . _, V_,__ ,_- _ . _._. 1'. : !.___'_I ,,._ _'_ ' 1~.,_~ » » e . . . *7 . ».- I. ,..-.r;¢_... V2,»,--1.;,'-:_.:.* 4:»...- P.-..».-...¬;..~ _ 7 an 5 ,_'V_92_.,_92 .~ -. .__-.._ .._ . r ~.. .1 1. .92 _! ,__|g_,i ._, ».~- .,.. ,, - .. _._. _. _._.-,gif 11:00 mo Jun. quitq92|._t ',_ _ ij._ alon , * ,_' __' -_ ;;"_92. __ . '~*.I',~1_- '1 _ . ~.. , _ "_:' ' .;5 ." _-Ixii1 . j is;-= 5-.92?.-'.~.'L. v-J !"4* > '-5 4. ,/1; ~.' > D V 92 3?.'Y ;_ _.*'-_*-_,§:.._ _..-~ ,. fL; ~ _'___- 5'._"_ ;_ -,3: 1.1.» .4 , ~. ~;~ - , T ... 92 .I .-» ,_5 £"I,~! ~ .,-.1. 1 ,1, " . . R." '" .>a_i -_ - w . 11" "".'_-._ ' . - , v . '92-i-"' ';.'. " ": . 2:00?! y- I . _ . . _.. - ....-~ -._ .r;3'g;.¢»ip,,; -. _ _ ". .. ~ . . - '-4 . ».¢-'.-*k_?..--1. ... -J. '1 .,- -' - _ . .__- .;§* ; " mm1»: 1. - 1. Q" . 7'. -'1- '¢'.,'-2} fr l $'§_.?,"E$§E_"7" ,.,"fT",;.:§'r 3; '11- _ - *1 -,.' . I .>4 ' .4 . .4 ~ 5*. _,1 _~ _. " ~ '5"I ~ J, V < ".1v T' I7." L '57: > _.. ~ -'.';'~»' 11:48 AH should pick her Mather! and e friend up at tho Eilimore about 6:00 El. Jean called Foster and'hodecided that he would not go out to the dancing . 2-:!~.oc1 withher, :42.won}: moat her in her apartment at3:00 BE. Jean had a conversation with Shefer and made arrangements to pick him up and bring him out to her apartment so wart he can have an opportunity to 7 _., J J. . ? _ 92_ _ _-. - __-.. F.-.._...an..~'-.. .~.-¢ 4..- ...-. -.._.. ___~_.->_... - G I ' '.'_.v- i .' . - .- P ¢~ 1.: 4 - ~ _ _ 4 -__- _ _ . . _ .--p.-|.92¢-.-._ . _~ - l - ; it 1-'----or--=V. _ 92 ?"Pf f:Z .;- -- Y _ 1~f~1sc;¢'wr§*~ ~--?tfY"v{ T",rT'.¬"5 I;- ._ P - - Q " " """ 4 9 " T ~»-" ""'?J iB"" ' 92 »- I .- -' "'__.'~" Q '5 n-'3 - n 9' _~ " ;; 1'-'5 ,- -4/" Q -,_, » , -"%'»§- .. 1, ";_iv 1- s ;-f7 . 92»~ _ .~ =92._-~ 7 ' .44 4 ,:T. - ...'.,- 1 ,5 X. _..."f 92 -> :~e~ . .-. , -.-.;_-. I -1 e "' <3 we ; L 4.. .- . __ :3 .' ;_ "' ii ~ .'..< . 1'. .' -" 15? , .' '_ _ .9 .1 _I _ - - " -. -'.. '._ § v; _~ 3;:-.v ~ . '-if» '-En.-.fl :.j_' - .1 . , 1:;-uv "_ :.,;¢ Ix - . , __._ S; _; L F . -_.y _._~ ._ '_ n_ __; 3,4, ; _ -;x_._*; _§:' E _ _-.-,__>._, ;_,», j3-La .. - _ _,_ .- j_,_-;,4"- ___,l_;, . _. - .~ ».;-J'.- 1 .,. ;_._. . V.dieeuee the oil yell lth Ioeter. zjeen doee not went it to eppeea :-" - _ ~, ~;T1~. Iv , _ >_ U;.:. '1'. ./ I ' * 1.-~. 6 . '1-.'. ~f " '3 2 -',t_het' he ieiyuehing the cldelen into leking tbjil all doe/1: ; - liceGirl "-' . ." V _ I l ,.-' .~ » ,:??h_ ,Ji }~~ _ "._>. I. - ery _ _ 92'§§". ..-'*.,;,,. 5 Q3 -}~.-}';" >~'- " on-"?.:?'_.;..:'. _-" Qf _ _¢ 1, . 1;. _ _, ~_. '>+o-~1.£ 'J . . . -1. ....-. . ~ . . 12307 I! uoonue"-.nv1..a on tn. mu. u.nu1_u-.a tlergln, Ieverly iiille vim-1:, ~ sage-... . . ¢.. .. .ie to be preeent in Ieen'.e ope:- uent this ettex-noon to help in the div-_ ? .¢.. guise end to help keep down euepicien on feet:-Fe pert. Iieer girl! »- '..4 .-._I L: - _ _ - t L . I . t, _:A iii Z 92~ Ki :..> ... 12:16 PI Seen left the Yictorie end went nay in the mien-olet. . ' ' ; ; L .» . 92-. . l I _ M ,'_ ._' _ I 1,-__ . :»~!. Jean retumed to the Victoria ' -ll! ' . V - _ ' 7" ;-L '- . '"" -=3 ? 8:05 Ill ' ' ° ' ---. -. - g . j_. i x.-...-- 4 ___~ -.- _-_' ' ~ ,_-HZ- f* j. 1. =3.-gr _'f_"_,_"""" ,_' - . 92 e : it 92 .._. c., -._" : 1:1 . ". '.'Szlb PI 1 °'Cll1LtO . P Scbwnb iitlg 09:. 1 '_ < » '- ' '5. L g_._; > ~ . ;_'r _ in "-' 3 if __ it ._' I ' .1!-f,.» .-* J , 9 {e_- § f X / Q ~ ' .2 .-.i...: " 5110 PH ..-jroeter eelledieen end eta that he would be over dbortJ.y."- = =1 : 4 _ - ,". 5/ 4;; I-I '1'-.4. 2.- J: .1.- 5:50 Pl! . v'- L in M» -=4 =1=M:= 19¢! .1.1a-.¢.1=.<-,w>.1.-.s.....-;;....;:._;...-._--__.;..;. -.....-We-.. 1 ;:. 6:00 PM ix-ightin . _ M A - - . 4 V ...,-.--_; 3 aw _.- J 92- Q M159 Phi . been in». _ .» A .' '~- ~* we?-="~i 1 tt-: d . - . . -.. u ~ : -» " _ e 1 ,' - . 3 . =__- ~_, 1 ; - -. _ _. - .! ;_ ' ». '.§'- --»..,<-35' __ L; 1' -.0! _1;3_OW PM Teen, Foster, _l'-.other and lad_yAlei t in eeb. vent to itieebob.Cete._-, .j,;*;_-1,1 * . _ . » x. I 4- 1»-, ' dz 92. v , Lt _.'/ 92 ' -'35 . _ Tr. l F " 7:T*.-W '5"'. §92 .v '9 p15 '3!Above pg-z1.._ returned to_Victor;in 111.», -. ..;__ i_v.:,;_,.~._.~; . .. .-. =-<=:_ .,,. , P.. _.~a-. .*.1 "_-_-.7 ' ».92-. : /4* '_-. .-.-»»=1 ~"~i7 -"- - Q.-?"<'.*'-'<_~= 7 ;7"':l~¢'~ ;'£' in 92. l0:d5 PM Ieeizi, Footer end lady. left Victoria in the cbevn-o1et." After pielhl ._ ', ll. A- .'..1 ._ _ 1.. throng-,h down-town loo Angllee, proceeded to Alhenb;-e, California, there -3' ..?-,- .-,. nu: :- - I Q they stoytperi in the Chocolate Tavern en loot 1*!-ein Street. hunter, while .1 in this place, lad seen telkingvto_ eons l92I1 l__delcribed'lo__he_iglit 8' 10",.;..;;1,-it... .- K2. '-. he ' , '1- _ - 1 ? N . hair dork brown or block, drese,'dnrk.e.1i't, no'bnt, medium build. . -""_ my 1,_.~.i -" ..>» . » !..'_leaving the Chocolate Tavern, the three pertiee mentioned mm proceeded. - A . r __ .4. elong Main Street until they reached Chapel Street. at which time tl|.ey»~»-3?; , _ -.'. 3.- .'= ". -; . .1 -' my turned left and then turned into a driveway between the firetland eeeond-~,,_ . tr. I! ii #1:. - fhoune on the right, otter turniné; frown Eaetimin ~$treet.- . 1»ll'- an-ee'vent.Q q; LI V > J .1;__'. .{_'-,'. __r into the lest little honey down thie driveway ehere they remained bi .1 _~;§ c.-o 1 . lb. * _ . =_. i. 92 .'-., --r If about thirty minutes". This house ie located on the ;-1gm".1'4a oi the ~_ " . driveway and at the beck. while in thin houae,'Agent Osborne concealed ; himself in I nearby yard and observed Jean end Foeterteking _, 92 . ",.,.; drink: and talking to this lady. Hie lady q>1$oarod to be about 45 yeare of ego, 5' 6 tell, 134 lbs. dork hair, streaked with gray, medium build. After leaving this place, Jean and Foster proceeded out Root Kain Street, Alhambra, California, towards Loo Angelou. En route back to Loo I-ngelee, Joan lost the my on three occasions, and wee forced to retrace her way. After much delay, they finally returned to the Victoria Apartments about 1:30 Alf January 26, 1935, Foster want in the Victoria with -Tenn and re- mained there until about 2:15 A .!, and then returned to the Benjamin I"ra1'.I/.1.in. - _ ~ _ 8 . _ . .. ___..- .._4¢ q.__.¢4¢L .__ _.__.._.-_.__---.~._-.. ¢..--_ -.,. .. . I .- -92 ' ___ . .1 92_. _ I 92.~ J . " " 1 O »>-,1 -. -1.. ' 7-7-. 4:153 P -"=-"*" '~"' " "' "ii"! -1/£5/36 Con d. I" Z . -> -1.. _-It should be dated fhni {pen as apparently nndaxziha13:1-92'll-ill ¢ !'7'?;-'7- ,_ -. _ . .~- I. .4 .-I _ . V. . _ ia£6i1ba;t1h5v'11'q92iB'§ 4 an-1;}; "gait Sr i_ho.a1ib_'p.' fan-"ugggpné t1Q'_1,p-:_ t_ ._.- driving the ear and walking along the iireetfof Alhmbra 1=a1¢="e-I -if J . 1:1;a_s.=.~.e' ska: an mm the -dnrludnce 'p1f.-Al £o"rL§lting . -¥.~..> _, ,-' -_I: . x -; 92,92 . -. LI ; , _¢ :~" -". j pas, apparently ab val!. intq:;1catod__jthat'__1t no Q11-rs.__q=1t tfoaf $0 an .1 . -'4 ,. r < r ? ~ 7, ._-1 ~ G - -9 the mne:-oh: safety macs maintained along thn it:-not xailpq on Ml . _ ,6. df *.l__». Si t 1 , V l .5 - "-.92 .'{ ~g " .. '*. ~'.'..'.' ¢ A" _ l'f ."'.'--- $33 '- 3! .1. .9, . .{'.?"I;L_ . _92 _ 1 1 _ ._ ;_ W_7.. -1- _={_"y. '. 3 1'°" .r,-_>,|, _ 3_: 1'i", » .. .,~_ ~ ' ' ";&_". >' :_.,,.'-T, - ""~ 1.~_.; ;*~7-j'§ ..¢"r -_;,-_~';~f.'=. v; ' "K 151 ;a,.f;, v' » _';.? »1P.-'.Il;~<=~,'v~"d .-' "'F7 , 5*, .,.=~ v., 92 _ _ - > '. . '1 1... -'_ - - _." - ~ . .' ~ M. - . ~, » J _- ...' 1.». - »."' V .. -- '- Z : ;' 1 . ',. '1 ',, Q17 . ; Z» '. _ 92 , / -' .1,- ' 92" '.- Q-1 ,» L * . 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Jean, tzothdr cad I- oatefwiiat aui in th§'Cha -0103?; trailed to"'f.hn'R1knbob _ Catt, bers thny remained until about 8:40 P4 at which time they returned "'5 1'9; J 3,? =_-'71.7.4,- 1. , ._ , ...-- .-mun _¢-.;. »-~-- -1"- to an V1etorln¢- Hothor Robertson pt out uf"ths"Chu'ro1¢t ma zrean and " L--';-2 2% ;Y- .92. .};r 4;,.vv' Foster proceedod 1-othe Paramount Tum-q 11; H111 ma an Street ' -~: . ' V Q.» 1 12 :10 A! '3 1*-_' Jenn and .,.__._ ha voator returned ' to tho Yletorillw ..?'9l£e':_:'_ . : . ' _ V, 3 . Benjamin nklin and Igdn 1_n'co the Victoria. . . ..¢ Av. .;_1- ~- - -' ,., " I '__' V. . .~! . '~~ '1 . _ _ .. _ ; .v _ ' » 19%,, . - -.. F--' _ . ' ' -3-I '1, 1 _"" ;J.:.92.}4!-~- W _ .,_¢ <_ " "- »: . w-2_7-_ ~ . ,. y-~_ .' V _< ,1 ,1 .-,.{- .1 _v_ I 1 & s |-~.. --~ '». _. ;--a.1. LA ;-- >II"" 5- . .- "';92' _ .-_'_ lg . >...A . ,.. :_ _ d! ,.,~ ,1,~ 92 _ . " -_ ~~ -V K _w Ia . -.»» » ':i'..__._92 P3 _ _".___.. 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