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Atlantie City, New Jersey, and that he also ealled his brother, neme and tele= phone number waknown at Baltimore, Moryiant, . aveme, aatatiosy, a Maryiend, ‘advined ‘that @uring January ef 19: . teneed’ ‘by the Foteral Judge at Roanoke, Wpginia,’ ‘te norte thr - Feteral Penitentiary for forgery ef Post Office money GNoers; | ef 1934 he received « parcle ani was instructed te report on the £3 gach Menth te the parole officer, Mr, Richard Eddy, Baltimore, Maryi advised be reported te the parole officer as required, on Angnat 1,°1938, ene © - + Jorpey, ta seo his girl fr % “. a few days and proceeded. fe to seek employment at ae ‘yoel, mill which he heard was being ‘sonstrieted “that he remained in Buffalo fe? Sao nights and that on the second night he met Carl Crasfori, ancther paroles Se - and that they decided to go te Kingspost, Tennessee, and from there he wan ging, “$9 Tampa, Flerida; and arrange for his girl friend to open a beauty ‘parlors * there » aan bree . G@ainan stated that he and his girl friend were planning Mens . get married and he had permission to drive ber Plymouth Sedan and he had » letters in his possession establishing the fact that he had peraission te .. drive the , eer, ond he aie had his girl friend's aute yeelotration, farts rarer see : a Galwen wigied he was formerly ‘marrial tel ws | but’ “$that when he was sent to the Feders) Penitentiary at Atlanta, a, hie wife divorced him and the last he heard of her ehe was living. ; divorcee, ve = ai to either he ¢ Bae , " guinan “elated ‘that a short ‘eine efter he arriy ed. ‘Federal 1 Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia, he was scenes $y duty ia the ‘off ies ef fhe rocem elerk ant his quties were to ‘take Aletation | ‘a waite tom ie ea tere for the signature of the recor? elerk and ¢ther . pirieiels, at the peniten« tlays A man by the nets of Merriman was acsigied to She vecord elerk’s affies end 1 was anal qnet, to take care of She fileny é eS" Gaiman advised that while he was in the penitentiary, he wrote a small book, entitled "Remember Men® which consisted of abogt 150 pages, but that he was refused permission to have it printed until his san- tence had deen served. Guinan said his book contained no photographs or any refereyce to official records, because all this would be cut out when the