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! Mrs. Lucretia E. Gum, sister, Green City, Missouri. mn the report from the Kenses City office dated July 5, 1038, there 1s; “gtration. They seamed to be desirous of ridding themselves of the Chevro-. - ', Let ear, which they had in their possession, immediately. — re es In purchssing the Essex ear the party used the name "A. Carter,* addre aa urs. armande E. Bailey, Green City, Missouri. (Beli eved ‘to be hie mother) : SOME HHS EEHESE SESH EHEC SOE re vate uP as of Soke mentioned one "A. Carter,” who has not been personally identified, but 2 te w-ieh name has been linked with the Wash gamgheretofore, and in which name Missouri, 1933, auto license plates Ho. 157-309 were iesued for Essex Se- -..”". dan, Motor Number 25571. In this connection, it was discovered on July ae 11, 1933, that the Essex Sedan in question was purchased by VernenCs Mile j.-- ler at Kansas City, Missouri, et which time he was accompanied by another =: | party, identity as yat unimown. Se oe Tele hry on wo On July 11, 1933, W. M. Hall, 2001 Linwood, Kanses City, Miseouri, ea” salesman for Hudson-Brace Motor Company, 27th and Main, and a friené .- of the late Raymond J. Caffrey, called at this office volunterring in- formtion as follows: hy ad On april 15, 1935, two men, one of then identified by photograph as. Yenon C. Miller, South Dakota State Penitentiary #4240, cams to the -' Hudson-Brace Company driving a Chevrolet Sedan, dark color, bearing six —~ wire wheels and equipped with a radio and spotlight, the car being a 1952 model, motor number 3330213, The men approached salesman Harry Young 2°. v0 0- and advised him they had been referred to the company by J. E. (June) Kathrens, of Kansas City, and Miller stated he wished to purchase a Terraplane Essex co Sedan. The transaction was immediately made, whereby the Chevrolet car wes ~ - taken as a tradein on Essex Terraplane Sedan, motor number 25571, seriel:"": number 368828, Burgundy color (dark maroon). A Bill of Sale for the Chevro- - -Jet car, which mas traded in, was presented by the purchasing party, either = Miller or ‘tis companion. The Bill of Sale shows that the Chevrolet car bore motor number $330215, and was held ip the name cf A. Carter, purchased from”. the Barnes Collard Motor Company, Leavenworth, Kansas, October Sl, 1952. _ The purchaser of the Essex Terraplane paid the cash difference for the Essex 4n the amount of $275.00, ali in new $20.00 billa, and on the date in ques- -. tion; nemely, April 15, 1935, he left the Chevrolet car, ani on the follow ing day, or the second day folloring, received delivery ‘of the Essex. The _ party seemed ine hurry to complete the transaction and asked no questions i“ ‘as to the qualities of the Essex Terrapiane, nor did they desire a demon=.:7~ se 3834 Main Street, Kanses City, Missouri. it is noted thet same is the “"" address of the Kathrens Transfer & Storage Company. Mr. Ball sdvised that - he learned from Harry Young thet "a. Carter® said be ‘Jived at the Nether- -. lanis Hotel, at Kansas City, Missouri. It was also ascertained that the -