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. et feo _ se, - ~ R< - . Doe _ a + a 7 eyeyE fae sire pe gene Losey: : Pe ee bgt a5 BITE fi ne aacrpetere Ag AE ge < ++ above end ‘how known $o be ‘Fooldiig ‘at 100 Noodiey ferrace, Montgomery.’ onnection ahe might have with Sturney. on weld as subject Galatess : Z PR a eee nem eee delimit lige eae aif by at a eee tan a eT, oe 4 BO ee ae ee - OO ”- oh cub . wo: A Qheck at Montzamery has ale revealed fhat telephone Welnut-13560-N is ee ip the name of Mrs. Myrtle Gibson Puncan. Special agent Deliette bss ore far a cover on eli mail, telegrams ani telephone | ‘going to Sturney at oe thie address, I¢ was also learned that the Duncans formerly lived et 1215; South Court Street, Montgomery. I[¢. will be recalled that letter from this ae office dated July 18, 1033, indicated “that on September ££, 1931, the Univer. sity ef Alabama directed a lettér to Mr. R. Galatas at that address, - me mt relationship existing between the Duncans and Sturney, as woll as Galates, hes not yet boon satebliohed, wt wilh be eecured fa the iumediate futures ~ , I8 will be noted also from letter of the Biraingban office dated Taly 18, 3193S, that Sturney when at Tuscaloosa, Ala., telephoned on June 24, 1933, to, Walnut 1516-M, Montgomery, et which time Sturncy talked for sevon minutes. ~ : quiry at Montgomery has resulted ‘in learning that that telephone mmber is |. listed in the name of Rosie Rivers, nogress, No. & Sharp Street. The sity 52. a directory lista Resie Rivers, negress as living at 326 Clay Street and ehows -. that Rosie Fingers, negreas, lives at No. 2 Sharp Street. Special agent De- © Mette is endenvoring to ascertain the identity of this party, as vell as. what ” partioulty ‘has boon “encountered in coduring the” telephone ‘Sompany” Feecrts for long distance calle made from the above two telephones in Montgomery, as well as for collect calls, due to the fact that the telephone company records - . have deen in the procese of billing for the past telephone month,~ It ‘Yn ex-® 4 “peoted that these records will be available ia the immediate future when @ 25, check wilh be mace of thems ‘.t"s: aad eee ‘83 ae: ats Mot ae 40 ts a eee Sr La a In response ‘to a: telegran fras the ew York office dated jay 2, ‘1933, special. agent Channon Fletcher et Atlanta, Ge., ascertained that 2955 Georgia License plates 564624 were issued to Mrs, Blanche G. Wellhouse, Georgian © ; Terrace Hotel, Atlanta, Ga., for a 193] model Cadillac Sedan, motor Ho, 1004450. i's. At the Credit Service Exchange in Atlanta it was ascorteined that Mrs. Wellbouse fe a millionaire widow of Louie Wellhouse, &r., Atlante industrialist and that 2” ‘phe has an excellent reputations | a information ¥ Sehegraphes No. the oe ee $8 ae York office on July 25, 1935- ~ PAGS bated ye Cg 2 & AS. a Letter from the ‘Pinainghem erties "anted a miy 2, 1935, Jnateates ‘gear : ae _ sudject Galbtas® brother Albert was reported to be living in Atlante, Ga. Tt . has deon learned by special agent Chapmon Fletoher thru the assietance of the - post office authorities that in December 1952 one J, Albert Galates left an. order to have hie mail delivered to lio. 9 Cain Street, N.W., which adidrese is occupied by the Masonic Temple. Mr, B. De Christian, Custodian of the Masonic Temple Building advised special agent Fletcher that in November 1932 J. Albert Galatas advised him that he was in poor financial circumstances whereupon Christian offered Galatas the use of the former's apartment in the Masonic Temple, that since that time Galatas sho fe a city salesman for some Atlants concern has been living in the apartment sharing the place with Mr. Christian's