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+, = BL 7-29 — at the intersection of Clayton Road and Lindbergh Boulevard, being situated | me ee on the wast side of Lindbergh Boulevard, furnished the following information: . a Sug A wan and a woman came inte the Ozark Koom cf the King Motel, several as mimites before 3:00 pom. on October 6, 1953 and sat down at a table in the er dining roome They ordered two sandwiches, a betile of beer and mixed drink, wnich was served by her. At approximately 3:15 p.m. they departed. Before devarting, the man asked for six bottles of Budweiser, which she obtained from - the bar and left at the bar to be paid for and picked up by him. Their bill, which amounted to approximtely $2.50. for the fooa and drinks served at the table, was paid for by the man. She advised that she did not collect = sj money for the six bottles of Budwsiser since they would have to be paid for mo | at the bare She explained that she recalled them s< wel!, because the man ee L2%t a $2 tip- being in two $1 bills, which she considered very unusual Coe et eet ‘or a bill amounting to approximately §2.50. She recalls the time that they IDE arcived and departed inasmuch as they entered the dining room several minutes efore she was scheduled to end her working shift which ends at 3:00 pem. as a result of serving them she was delayed 15 minutes, 1eaving at 3215 pom, ‘the man and woman leaving the dining room at the 52m ee she went off duty. by positively identified the pictures of O°DAY and DRESTE as the ma: and woman served by her as describedabove. Sno sauteed that she did not chsarve O'DAY to display any amount of mcney and all payment was made by the mzne She does not recall with what denomination of bili DVESTE paid for the meal, - i foe Wissouri, after examining the identi tical with the. man served j ik advi ced that he dcas not recall how DRESTE paid for the beer. He recalis that DRESTE picked up the beer, just as going off duty, which companion of DRESTE and alter examining the photograph of O'DAY, advised she ©. ae oe was unknown to hime a epee he possessed no additional information concerning DRESTE or the le companion. ; 4 all registration cards for October 6 » 1953. ixamination of these cards failed -. to refleét any registration which could be identified with O'DAY and DRESTE. «© —.. D> BLOCK advised that he was present in the bar during the afternoon of October ~~ - 6; 1953, but i i: recall either DRESTE or O'DAY, after examining their es photographs. advised that all cash receipts for October 6, 1953 have ae been deposited, er going into their account at the Mercantile Trust, or the. - ‘ United Bank and Trust, St. Louis, Missouri. -18h,- et Ne et ee Me a RE A em a aN RY cm A NAF ERY rrr RS NETS ATONE WR AE TOE BTA TEE a A IT