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re a i oe we asian nee *FOXE 2005 EOTSPRINGS ARE APR 19 1933 . ae A ise WES? 45 ST CARE PALACE EOTEL NEW YORK RY E WEEN ARE YOU SENDING KE SOMETHING LOVE _ “FOE 2095 EOTSPRIGS ARK MAY 1 1933 ej BEN WERER a , 188 7 45 ST PALACE HOTEL NEWYORK NY —- BENNIE FLEASE SEXD TWENTY FIVE AT Q‘CE RUST HAVE IT BEFGRE aa TOISHT - . 4 cs The Kensas City Office received inforastion to the effect that Officer Scott at Hot Springs, Arkeansee, furnished information to a Deputy United States Marshel to the effect that Galatas is now in Reno, Nevade. Officer John Scott wes diecreetly interviewed, and edvised thet he had no inforration relative to the whereabouta of Galetas. He scid that something like two years ago when things beceme “too hot" in Eot Springa it was hie understending that Galatas went to Reno where he "cooled off". Scott in- formed that through rast conversetions with Galates he had learned that the latter at one time was interested in some of the big reteil motor eozpanies at Detroit, Michigan. He expressed hia view that Galatas might of be in Detroit. As a matter of record, it might be noted thet Scott apparently is not in good standing with tke Police Departaent at Hot Springs. At the Little Rock Police Department Major J. A. Pitcock, Chief Detective, was interviewed and advised that his first information relative to tke capture of Neoh at Hot Springe came from a telephone conversation which he had with "Dutch" Akers at about 1:50 P.K. on June 16th. Major Pitcock had been to lunch and the call wae received by him at e pool room At that time he bad no information relative to the fact that his Department bad been requested to intercept pereons alleged to have kidzapped a man at Eot Springs. Ee ascertained, from contact with his office, that Captain © Martin and other detectives had already cone to the Highwey in response to @ previous call from Eot Springs. Major Pitcock had no further personal converautions with Hot Springe, or anyone else relative to the nattere Ba jor Pitcock advised that his desk man, Lieutenant Scroggins, would probably have more information in the matter, and he wae accordingly interviewed and = £0 =