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° ‘Robert Hendry; ‘ie. ‘Robert entry, i inte ‘ite, e ‘ent ry “eerk;-9 8 _ Gumings, They vere interviewed 6 on buo seperate eocanions, and ‘gua: Ma rained statement: was secured: x rahe A - oe nN 4 , baa out “Ss ws .t ut "on Sunday hthing, fas iva Yess, ry ‘the’ Rest c ° Fg aah: os * ”. Ieetion sometime erowmé 11:00. £:ie;. two wouda cone in the btore and ie: >. + were waited on by both Mrs. Heniry and Miss Cummings, one who hat. nce = deen identified as Mre. Bet ekwalt being about 56, S*6¥ tall, «%:;. ee . Weighing 160 pounds, very stout, very broad shoulders, md beavy omeby 55 very dark throughout, dark hair, dork complexion, dery eyes and very :. dark skin, looked Jewish and wore ~ yellos swoater ensexdle vith a very large green pin - a pin about two and one-half inches in Ai ameter; that .. _ hie woman was accompanied by a blonde who wore a tan, possibly a white: ae “ten, and bad a blue silk” ensemble, having a cape effect reaching too: “ot ‘per knees; that the companion was a straw bionde, had considerable p36... a . *:takeup on and ber eyelashes were heavily masceraed, Photogragh of: tag ,.' Vivien Mathie"sas shown to these two women and they stated this wae the ». _ dlonde womaas, They said that these wanen spent @ lot of tine in the * 5 store anf made a purchase amounting to $6.00; “thet the Jesish womn: Pee shan made all of the purchases except one and that one was mde by the . blonde. They eaid that the Jewish wanm paid the entire bill of $9.90 . . i, With a $10,00 bill. Miss Boos. Qumings recalled distinctly that the .:::: $e fait Blonde dought a pencil sefitwhich is merely a pad of paper vith ry ponetd i, .', inetde witha leather or susde cover and the wards “aus able Ciaem, He 1 . burnt “thereon, and ‘the “set. ales gantained @’rnler, ‘an eraser. anda vary | Sholl dictionary. She said she also fecalled that the Blonde wroteout fra: the mame and address of thé person to “whom abe desired to send thes a ec. package. She said that it is the practice in the store to have the 4 : cugtomer srite out the nam and address of the person to whom itis : be mailed and thon this information is later transcribed on a@ label on : ft , the typewriter. She said that the original notes inthe handwriting | o: *_,° the purchaser ere destroyed, Miss Cummings stated abe recalis the, ‘nae . Of the person who received the package was Betty Mathis’ and ahe also: aie ge recalls distinctly that it wont to Byainerd, Minnesota, because the poxt - “day, Monday," when the packs ge was teken to the post office by the boy: ag | there, he noticed it was, boing eent to: Brain, Minne so ta, and being ris. from Minnesota he stated: that he knew shore ans was and. Anqiired :. ah 8 as to what was. 2, the package, where won the boy ace 7% 4 Se a vi. (att. ns RS ete: nay’ else ‘anid that the Teeieh woman ‘Pought « a Mat et Pa as banner. both of of which contained the words "ausable Chaea, N. Y.", and?! _ that these tro items wore sent to sanone in South PaLlobarg, Hew Tests