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ant bh. atu = 1@ described as being approximately 24 inches by twenty inches, in size, ard constructed of a shiney yr of leather or metal. She could not recall the gage, She explained that she could net say whether ed the only luggage in the cab. le i I a She explained she paid little or no attention to the male ucopart of the ear or the cab driver but did recall that the female ecaupant. was a white woman in her early 30s, piumt in build, with a rmvod fa74, : Wearing her hair, which was bonde in color, medium short. She wire a yellow dress and was wearing relatively heavy mak¢-up. He d+seribed her as being "floozy in appearance, She stated she had o- further contact with these individuals ani did not observe them attier thie time, She recalis that a short time after the arrival of the solve injividuals, she observed the same ACE CGaE that had trans- ‘cated them to the courts leave, At appmximtely 4 p.m, the same the cab returned, She recalls cbhserving the white female in “ob when it left and returned but did not have anfficient chances to observe if she was accompanied by anyone other than the 32f driver ea advised he saw the individual who ragistéered a¢ HD and whe he described as being possibly ical wit-n HALL on the basis of the latter's photograph, only on one o:casion, That was when this individual departed from the ident cay aud antered the offices to register. His chservation was limited becguse be wag on the grounds of the courts. This individual did not, appear to_be under the influence of alechol, being neat in , Ay appearance, QPrecalls that an ACE CAR possibly identical with the one That bransported the individual to the mcetel, was observed by him actering or leaving the motel on several occasions on Ustober 6 1953. He could not, however, recall the times this rawurred, nor did he observe its occupants and could_not see whether it bad any connection with the above individual. BP >svised that he could furnish no description of the cab driver or the female companion since he had not observed them. Ripavet 2 ér 1 clon wespectively, advised that they had no contact with ‘the occupants 6? this ecttage since they cleaned it when it was not occupied. Their duties consisted in changing the linen and straightening up the cottage and they observed nothing unusual therein. - Spee a EET A ae eo se ering Rermree ean ears ania) i se SSEEneneniaithdamnislionieneianaiiatata