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_ b7b LID 62—_h949 ae. steted thet during Betty's stay - in Montreal she had not contac any persons unknown to him; thst ell telephone calle she bas made were made from the hotel with the exeption ye Yof one made on the night of august 18th while they were out cabereting + | ' end she went to a psy stetion and made @ oall which, he believes, was to - Wew York City as she had but a small amount of change with her when she went to the telephone and when she Feturned she mentioned something about celling New York City. Ro effort was made to trail Betty on her departure : from Montreel, Canada es it was thought such action would be extremely undesirable, It was also felt that ea trail would be undesirable inaamich es it wae certain that she wee merely stopping off et Milton, Vermont ; nroute to New York City. r ‘ } ‘ ! ° Prior to the deperture of agent from Montreal, Conde it wes learned’ that the telegram which Betty received et the Mount Royal Hotel on the night of August 14th in reality errived in the afternoon of the same dey while Betty was at the camp eat Plattsburgh, New York. She telephoned the mail clerk end asked hin to call her in the erent eny telegrams came to her. The mail clerk recelled receiving a telegram end telephoning it to her at Platteburgh. The clerk could not recall where the message wes from but from recollection seid the telegram was as follows; ‘Dear Bessie, Reeret that I will not be able to meet you" signed “Rhoda.* In ‘connection with the information supplied by Agent = Tracy ED :: August 15, 1933, to the effect that Mra. Betty Bu r een living et the Hotel Pierre, Hew York City, sub- sequent to her return from Atlantic City, H.J. on the week-end of dugust S=6, 1933, Manager Buescher of the Hotel Pierre was intervicwed, as well es Assictant Manager Charles 4. Choquet. The registration records of the hotel were checked from July S3let through August 15th for the name of Louis Buchelter and Betty Buchalter, with their known aliases, but without success. Photographs - of Mrs. Vivien Allen, se well es Vernon Miller with alieses, were displayed to Messrs. Buescher and Choquet, and Mr. Choquet recognized the picture of Mra. Vivien allen as heaving been one of a party of three who registered et the hotel at 1:15 P.M. on July Sl, 1935. The registretion records of the perty of three in question were Iécated by Mr. Choquet, and they revealed thet Mrs. B. Seffer am Le Seffer, giving their addresses as New York City, and Mre. ¥. Alien, address Chicago, Ill. registered into the hotel at the time set out ebove and vere assigned to room 2901 and £902.