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HEMOPANTUL of telephone calls re FRA'K NASH Ot I advised Mr. Vetterli at Kansas City by telephone that it -. head been determined that the latent fingerprints sent in by the police o department at St. Paul in connection with the HA'M kidnaping case, appeared © to be those of Frank Nash upon first inspection. I advised that these le prints were being enlarged and a positive identification woulé be mede aps soon as possible,. eee eben tet eG Subsesuently, I talked with Agent Coulter et St, Paul and also gave him this in‘orm:tion, and requested that it be ascertained where and — ° when these rrints rere taken, in orser to place the wheresbouts of Nash | “immediately prior to his enpture in Hot Springs /y Acent Coulter advised that he unjerstood that these prints were teken from be * bottles found in 204 _Vernon Avenve, St. Paul, which plece Fas rented by +t e -stranze men and . two women under fictitious names, an? that these individuals hac disanpeared from thet place at 2:55 a.m. on either June 19th or 20th, and that he had vis the descriptions of these individuals. I inetructed that those descriptions . be sent by special deliverr to Kensas City. . St #1 Leter, I advised Special Agent in Charge Jones, nor at. Kansas — City, of the instructions issued to the St. Paul office with regard to oo, - the descriptions and fingerprints. I suggested thet an Agent from Kansas City | ‘proceed immediately to St. Paul, and secure the facts. ne Mr. Jones stated that they believed they had found the hang-out - of sone of the suspected individuals, and that they had Agents ‘surrounding .the place, working three eight-hour shifts. . , oo COPY PILED IN a ERT ial a ied JUN <6 1933- A:M. | UstiGe