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a ee a are ee aa ht imal py alll el ere ee de et ee ee ee ete re Q. | Cy a The following investigation was conducted by Special Agente E,. E. Anderson and Re B.-Nathen at Hot Springs, Little Rock, Benton and Fort Smith, Arxansas. 4s the result of contact with an informant who insisted that his name not be divulged in connection with the information furnished, Agents were advised that Gelatas bas been in St. Louis, Missouri, since his departure fram Hot b76 ceived a letter from kr. Carney advising that Galatas was in St.Louis, -; and inquiring ea to the possible connection of Geltas with the parties‘. responsible for the Union Station massacre. - Informant advised thet hia‘ informtion is to the effect that Galetas has been in St. Louis as recently as several weeks after the massacre, and advised that ha could probably be located at or through the Jefferson Hotel, St. Louis. He stated that he might not be staying at the Jefferson, but would un- doubtedly frequent thet place, as well as the establishment of kr, Carney. He cautioned against any direct « h to Ca . the informant in this inetance At the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, Mr. Milton Nobles, Kanager, wes interviewed, and was requested to search hia records for money transfers to Nash under his imown aliases. He advised that a transfer wae received May 16, 1933, for $500.00, the message, which originated at Kansas City, Missouri, Pl Branch Office (probably Plaze . Office), being as follows: "Invite to G. wanr0r Arkansas National Bank credit ~ account ViyPage.® *Invite” is a code word evidently directing the payment of $500.00. Kr. Nobles advised that inquiry at the Arkansas National Bank disclosed that neither Miller nor Page was imown, and his office accordingly wired to Kansas City for further instructions, receiving advice that the sender refused to give any eddreas, and to hold for the payee. His records ebhow that payment was made to Miller at the Eot Springs office, apparently on hay 16th, the company cashing ite draft on identification which con- sisted “of a card of Masonic Lodge 1127 of Tllinola. Mr. Noblee further advised that hia records show thet an order was received at Hot Springs on June 17, 1933, at 8:39 A.M. to transfer $75.00 to Janes E.ABrady, 1515 Wilson Avenue, Chicago. The transfer was from kre. Sam E. Brady, Woodcock Apts., Hot Springs, and the instruc-