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UNITED STATES BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION a ar Kansas City, Missouri FILENG. 2O—23571 . REPORT MABE AT DATE WHEN MADE PERIOD FOR WHICH Mair; REPORT MAD m+, Salt Lake City, Uteah| 8/2/35 7/27=28/33 John As Dow THLE CHARACTER OF CAGE: CLYDE BARROW, ET AL National Motor Vehicle Theft Act SYNOPSIS or FACTS: Information that two men and a woman, possibly Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker, and either Jack Sherman or Hubert Bleigh, passed through Stockton, Kensas, on 7/26/35, and likely destinel to point in Wyoming, brosdeast over police radios at over Station KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah. RUC Details: On July 27, 1923, Aoting Special Agent in Charge Spears of the Kansas City Bureau Offiee, telephoned the Salt Lake city Bureau Office to the effect that at about 6:00 PM on the evening of July 26, 1933, two men and a woman in a Ford V-8 Sedan, with a Nebraska license, the County Precinct number of which was 36, passed through Stockton, Kansas, going west on Highway 40; that the driver was a heavy set man with browm hair, whose richt arm was in a aling; that the woman was slender and blonde, end that her richt arm was bandaged from a point below the elbow to a point above, and her arm was covered with a smock, which was bleod-steined; that the second man of the party, who was riding in the rear of the car, was slender, with black, wavy hair, and the left side of his face near his eye Was bandaged, and that he was covered with a robe; that thase persons probably Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker, and probably Jack Shearman or Hubert Bleigh, wanted at Joplin, Missouri, for the mirder of two Pelice officers there on April 13, 1933. Mr. Spears also described Clyde Barrow as age 22; height, 5'=7"5 weight, 125; hair, dark blonde or reddish; eyes, hazel; with a shield and anchor and the letters "USN" tattooed on oné of his forearms on the inner side, bo NOT WRITE [MTHS SPACES Salt Lake City. Kansas City.<2