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62-4949 “es that he met SaC Vetterli while be was confined in Leavenworth anf SAC - Sl , Vetterli advised the New York Bureau office on July 25th that he did . pee , have occasion to interview Tompkins in Leavenworth and on two occasions by ' + Bith respect to the Lindbergh kidnapping case coneerning which he was = - ~ & a . Supposed to have considerable information, and upon his release from . 2 . ; - Leavenworth he called upon the Kansas City Bureau office end stated he { ene . would endeavor to secure some further information § in me Lin Gerga ie Special Agent Lelie conducted an investigation ce a Brielle, HN. J, and he aibmitted the following memorandums = . . ae » Ina. accordance with memorandum mubmitted july 8, - 1933, omoering information received from George “! . , Tompkine alias Kelly alias Carmody, in effect that | 7 i Harry Bailey and Wilbur Underhill ere located in Brielle, N.J., the writer interviewed Mr. M. P. Sherman, assistant Postmaster, Manasquan, N.J., the adjoining town to | a Brielle, and exhibited identification orders of the above. named individuals. Mr. Sherman stated that he does not recall having seen sither of the above named in or abcut Menasquan, R.J. although @ nutber of residents from :- =. ° Brielle received their mail at the Manasquan, N.J. Post- oo, ree office, Mr. Sherman agreed to watch the mail particularly = | er ce .~ .¢ 4 connection with this matter and in the event he learns...” ieee ey any information of value, will commumicate with Chief . 7-. ... ‘eee - Longstreet of the Manasquan, NoJ. Police Pepertmente 8 Rote ae rr ‘ ee, a Interviewed Judge Y. To Pettit, Municipal eS ae an Building, Manasquan, N.J. and Chief Longstreet, an@ «2 hale _. * . exhibited identification orders on Belley and Underhille = = .03...: et "Chief Longstreet had identification orders of both these °: oe individuals as well es the other subjects implicated im.) a the Kenses City, Mo. shooting, which were displayed ona." 5... | TR, Lot . bulletin board in his office, Chief Longstreet and Fudge oe oe ‘\ og Pettit advised that they have not observed either of the “7° *) : ° above named in or about Manasquan. Chief Longstreet ._.. Wo advised that he would notify his men to be on the lookout | : . for Bailey and Underhill in and about Manasquan and at Ld ee : ' “the beachese ... ss. os: cee ap he BBE a a _ ra