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i He ae” te . installetion of the radio was made at the mtor Equipment Company; 1924 Grand avenue, phone number Harrison 1806. oF Co aE s, ‘It was also stated by Mr. Halli that he ascertained from the rec as . of his company that the Chevrolet car, motor nut er $330215 was sub- - sequently sold by his company to Marion Ferguson Bunch, 3201 Broadway Kansas City, Missouri. | a Ry He stated that 1038 license tags were purchased by his company. for the Essex Terraplane when it was sold to “A. Carter,” the license tag num © ber 1578309 having been secured. eas . hee a os It was also found by Mr. Halli, from the records of his company, that Che dot the Essex Terraplane was serviced by his company on the following dates: nS vo 4-25-35 4-28-33 Be 2-55 5-25-55 5-25-33, - . mere end that on the last date in ‘question the speedometer of the car bore | mileage 5700 miles. Po wok ot W.u. Hall stated Earl Young is a close friend of J. E. Katbrens. Young ~ 4s now located at the Lampe-Young Auto Service, 2727 Oek Street, phone — Grand 0325. It is not believed advisable at this time to interview s Young in connection with this memorandum. ee Attention is called to the report of Agent Trainor in the instent case dated June Srd, page 26, and to letter addressed to the St. Paul office under date of June 24th. © re ae AS os It apreers that A. Carter, to whom 1938 Missouri license tags 157-509 .. were issued, is jdentical with Vernon C. Miller or his friend who ac- companied him at the time the Essex car ‘was purchased. ac & ea wba is eae a letter has been addressed to the St. Paul office to determine on ss what date the Essex cer bearing these license tags was seen at St.Paul, Minnesota, under suspicion in connection with the Herm kidnapping, some ~ time around June 15, 1933. '