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a te ee ar I L . east them on their return, she advieing that ahe wae on her vacation. She atated that she was last at the house at about 5 P.M. on a Saturday about o month ago. She did not see the family leave, but understood that they were going. She hae no idea where they might have gone, but atated that in the past they have left home and usually return in about a month. This girl was unable or unwilling to furnish any helpful information with regerd to the Galetas family, or their associates. It ia noted that some informstion furnished by her hae been set out in this memorandum Should {t be necessary to again interview her, ehe is a young negressa, ° light in color, fairly heavy and states that sbe cames from Little Rock. Mre. Be H. Martin, 604 Quapaw, Hot Springs, who is the owner of the house oecupied by Galataa, advieed that she has been unable to obtain any information as to the whereabouts or possible date of return of Galates, although she has communiceted by telephone with persons known to be friendly with him, She advised that her first information as to the absence of thia family came from a painter who had been doing some vork on the house for her, who reported that some of the windows were open end the Frigidaire was runnings She called Mett Picchi at the White Front and was advised that he had remedied the situstiong She advised that she does not have @ pess key to the house, and has not been into the house, She stated that tke house ie rented furnished, but that Galateas owns the furniture in one room, and possibly other emall iters. Mra. Kartin advised that Celetas has been a good tenant, always paying promptly, and in cash, and she hopes - that he will return to the house. The address of the Fansee City office wee left with her with the request that abe advise should she receive ’ any information concerning Gelatas. She did not promise to do ac, but will in all probability. It ia noted thet she is an elderly lady, the xidow of a prominent physician, and that ehe advised that her hesitancy in thie matter was dus to her fear to become involved with these people. She waa only advised that it was desired to question Calatas. Some general information as to the history of the relatives of Galatas which was obteined from Lire. Kartin has been set out above. It je noted that the mail which has been previously observed by Agente et Galetas’ home hae been returned to the postoffice at Hot Springs on the directions of the Postraster. The only additional mail received since the submiasion of former memoranium ia an advertisement from Gokey's, dealera in boots for sportsmen, St. Paul, Minnesota, and a copy of the magazine “Fielé and Stream", Efforts have been made to interview ths . Poatoffice Inspector st Little Rock relative to mail covers at Hot Springs, but he bas not been at his office. It has been deemed inadvisable to arrange for covers through postal officiale at Hot Springs. Efforts in thie regard will be continued. It was also ascertained that the registered meil for Galates consisted of a notice from the Masonic Lodge at Hot Springs. a