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cate. boos SL #7-l29 North 9th, taking the luggage to the apartment of G'DAY and her aunte . — i After O'DAY packed the luggage they left in his personally omed car, . = 3 : proceeding to Burdie's, where O'DAY purchased the gloves and brassiere. , : After that they proceeded to Kansas City, Missouri, decarting St. Louis i approximately 2:30 p.m. mat Relative to the store at which O’DAY purchased the gloves and aan brasslerenear lth and North Market Street, he believed the store's name 4 is Burdie's located at 2515 North lith Street. a DRESTE advised that it was the Aladcin Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, where he stayed during the evening of Octcher 6, 1953, after completing the trip to Kansas City, Missouri. He furnished the receipt he received for payment of lodgings at that hotel which bears the caption Aladdin Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, amlindicates that DRESTE registered as H. d&DRES He occupied Room 317 in the hotel and raid $8.12. ‘This receipt or room payment is being maintained as evidence. + ab oqod When interviewed, DRESTE furnished the foilowing background information: He has never used any other name than HERNIK JOCERPH DRESTE and was born on February 26, 1912 at St. Louis, Missouri. Pe Re ng rT a etna ea ————————————————————s™S ———" -— Fingerprints and photographs of DRESTE were forwarded to the FBI Laboratory for comparison purposes. Tha following investigation was conducted in connection wit lon Ww 1d 1 in tha llowing Vastl cat fe 1 n the above information furnished by DRESTE: On October 9, 1953, Mre JOSEPH COSTELLO, owner Ace Cab Company, | 19th and Washington, made available to SAs a and aa : Cc | | | A) -176~ | |