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vf nits ar * pape J. : 7 , : : . serene ee ene oe ei —— 7 ‘pan ne emer Fee TRS Re er I nae wyert the better class gambling establishments. On July 8, 1935, special Agent Be Fe Fitzeinons again intervie wed a Harry A» Hopkins, manager of the President Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, - wre who stated that reoads of long distance telephone calle made oF rec re by J. We Tard had reveeled but ons long distance telephone call : received by Lire Ward, collect, at 3:48. otelock on the morning of This call hed been placed by one Ljarie Lawson, El Paso, Texas, and the duration of the conversation wae five minutes. pee Be Te tir, Hopkins stated thet he will ‘gause & ‘pearch to be made of local me tel ephone calls made by J» ¥, Ward. However, he stated that euch search =. ae would require sane time. ; Lo , re Se on . - head . ay It ie deemed advisable that J. W. Ward be interviewed for the pure | pose of ascertaining hie connections with Veme lilller, gince it i8 °°." ens Zefinitely mown that yard introduced Miller to the management of the wile burn Country Club and frequently thereafter played golf with Willers. =... Sear, It should be further noted thet Ward is known 65 a gambling operator oe at Kensas City and has been associated with gambling activities in many of ee * af neccavcccccccccnccossooweswee ee ae ROTE. | aes ? Te ap + i Interview will be had at an early date with Ward, ‘as same now appears $o be advisable. eo . eds as cea oy cescecacecscecsgecsncssemeeeee eo IU =" “ Kansas City Police have ascertained certain data relative to the connections | of Miller at Kanses City, and Chief of Detectives Thoms J+ Higgins turned over to Special Agent in Charge R. BE. Vetterli the result of gnvestigation - by that department, which has not a8 yet been verified through dnves tigation | by the Kansas city office, however, Mr. Higgins* memorandum is “quoted PT: en follows: . os OL Ma hone.