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show the receipt of a money transfer on April 13, 1933, in the amount of $40.00 for Galatas from Charles Vogel, Daytona Beach, Florida. This was- paid with draft No. W-680065, and the wire we addressed to Galatag in care of White Front Cigar Store. hr. Schmuibach's recollection ia that he was informed at the time that Galatas had advanced money to Vogel to go hame from Hot Springs. . On July 18th efforts were made by Agente to determine fram the office of the Commissioner of Revenue ‘at the State Capitol, Little Rock, data concerning the automobiles registered in the neme of Galatas. However, it was found that the office was closed for Election Daye - Inquiry was accordingly made at Madison~-Smith Kotor Conmany, Cadillac dealers in Little Rock, where it was ascertaired that Galates purchased a Cadillac 12 cylinder Sedan, hiotor Number 1002193, on April 9, 1021. This car was described on the cotpany's records as being black, with six black wire wheels, two in fender wells, having tire mirrors and @ radiator ornament. It was further determined from the records of the Service Departzent that thie car was serviced in Lay 1935, gnd thet it bore Arkanses 1953 license 798-657. In an effort to learn the license on the Ford owned by Gelatas, inquiry was made at the Hamp-Williers Motor | Company, Ford dealers in Hot Springs. However, they heave no record of ti _. ‘the liceree number, end further inquiry will be made in Little Rock in - this regerd. It wes subsezuertly ascertained at the office of the Commissioner of Revenue, Stete Cepitol, Little Rock, that the Arkanses License noted above wae issued to Lire. Elizabeth Golstas, 107 Harreil, Hot Springs, for the Cadillac Sedan described. This license was issued Februery 11, 1655 on application number 42090, It ae further ascertained that on application number 42061, dated Fe ry 11, 1933, Arkeaneas 19233 license nurber 98656 was issued to Richard’Golates, 107 Farrell, Hot Springs, for — Ford Coupe, 1952 model, motor number 16-86081. Contact was had by Agente at Hot Springs with Charles W. MeKkeill, Ire, adjuster for the C. I. T. Corporetion, with reference to hie efforts to locate Galateas in connection with delinquent payments due MeNeill's company. He advieed that he has been unable to locate either Galatea or the cer, but is continuing his efforte. In the event of any succese he will advise the Kansas City Office of the Bureau through hie Little Rock office. , It waa ascertained that Galatas had a negro reid named Largaret Nerd, and she was interviewed at her residdnce, 119 King Street, Hot Springs. She advised thet it Ja her understending that the Galatas family is only temporarily absent from Hot Springs, and that she will work for = § = rt ay, A