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. Yeo\ advised that the only contact her with the occupants of Cottage 49A occurred at approximately ne on October 6. 1953, when the female occupant asked her to was aunmshia te de, an and hae an fPuethes if ? a Ran Wd Oo UY am eu ClilsA Lith? LI Ld Liss this individual or any other occupants of this type. advised that she was unable to furnish a description or ‘aotify thigs.female because of her limited observation. CHL =, ees of the CORAL COURTS 4 Mt ed & Vl Lae WAT they advised that they had no contact with or chs occupanéi3 of AJA on October 5, 6, and 7, and asa ‘Teault, could farnish no information concerning them or other activities. azo zw = = a Ss aaw-=A Loe ma LLOn Was conducted OY oh m On October 7, 1953, a search of cottage AJA was made, Tris cliservation revealed that the room had been recently cleaned ari] was in a neat condition and that the bed contained fresh linen md aii chairs and other items about the room were properly placed, A seaech of the room revealed the following items: Pair of ments maroon ankle socks. These appeared to have been recently worn and were turned inside out. They were found on the top of the dresser, a s 2, <A partly used pack of book matches containing 15 unused matches, This bears the advertising of Falstaff beer, and was also found m top of the dresser, This was dusted with fingerprint powder but failed to reveal any latent fingerprints. 3. One box of "Reeds" aspirin tablets found. on the night atand. This is a 12 tablet box and was found to contain ten tablets, The exterior of this box . was dusted with powder and appears to contain. fragments of fingerprints. However, no effort was made to lift these prints, Bince obviously of no value. 2 4, One small piece of celluloid found on the floor beside the bed, “This appears to be a type frequently used around the collar button on a new man’s dress ghirt. This does not appear to ccontain any fingerprints. rem a EE LES LIER TE ea TES ye 8 Tal MRT Fo Cn ee en ee rs MT me ae vio Dh ele aE