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eo OI ee a ee a ge a : ; “on June 2s, 1935, 4a) ‘response. “te. e telephone ‘eel from the Kansas City ‘office requesting information regaraing oocupants, who received telep hone cell from Kanses City, Missouri, to Atlantic $177, room 664 or 964 of the | CBee Ricollet Hotel, Minneapolis, e letter was sent to the Kansas City office ~:. >": detailing results of investigation eith reference to persons occupying certain | Foame in the hotel, It appears that these persons are not involved in thie | See matter end the results of that investigation e ere not being Fepeated here.. % ™ wot Pe, *e : On June 28, 1935, a telephone cell was received fron the Kansas city” Bureau office regarding MISS ETHEL MILLER, eister of VERNON MILLER, who had -;: been residing et Kansas City and was then residing at the residence of |. her sister MAS. BR. &. YOUBG, 1675 Portland Avenue, St, Feul, Jnvestigetion “ requested in that telephone moseage ws conducted by this office end the os Fesult of that investigation and examination of the files of the St. Paul office was reported to the Kansas City office by letter on June 29, 1088. and my. Be. _ 1933, and July 11, 1935, and wil Bot de Fopeated hore. ee, oe es og ; Numerous requests for photographs ave deen received ey ‘ne st; ” peat “ ter ‘office end ell requests PA2eA. st oe epee ote mie ae ee ; office to Ascertain to whom Minnesota license B 415464 was issued. “the Tanece, roe City office ws advised that sama ws issued to WILLLAN J.) EARNER, 909 Freneat' oF r -.. @¥enue South, Minneapolis, for e Piorce Arrow Brougham, motor Mo, 101,2%,. BS . serial Ho, 1002316, Since the above seems to have no sonnection with this |. case, contents of the St. Paul office's reply of July Sth hed he Kansas 2 city | . office ie not doing repeated here. | ha Sone ey ay og : oe ° o, “Ay, EROS on “‘Jely th, Bpocial “agent ‘. B. Thome of the st, ‘paul oftion “2? “ watni tte a menorendun eoncerning investigation eonducted by him-at Brainerd; ve. :..,,, Minnesota, the residence of JOHN GIBSON, father of VIVIAN MATHIS, girl friend” _ ;c,,, Of VERNON MILLER... D, EDFEMAN, manager of the Horthvestern Bell Telephone e247 > Qompany et Brainerd, edvieed ‘that both he end C. B, PARKER had formarly ‘ By : eoopereted with Special Agent J. D. Glase {n connection with the KEATING ‘ana; | BOLDEN matter end that they would sgnin eocperate with the 5t, Faul office Aa ° _ @onnection with this cease. MR. HOFFMAN stated there were no long distance <=/.;: telephone cells made from SOF1£ whieh is the number of JOHN GIBSON, father Ce Rae VIVIAN MATHIS, witb whom VIVIAN MATHIS’ young daughter BETTY MATHIS resided | .. during the-month: of Mmy, 1933. At the time of agent Thomas’ visit, the *.- Be records of the telephone calle mde during June, 1035, were in the General: Acocunting Office of the telephone company at Minneapolis, MR. HOFFMAN is to keep a close watch for any future long distance telephone calls, immediately notifying the St. Faul office when any wore made, ,