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ies a ee = 2 « , questioned closely as to whether she is acquairted with FE. i. Goldman or a br, Ancereon, as well as the parties who are connected witb this case, but deriedé emphaticelly stoning any of tham. Mr. A. Cohen was questioned, and informed that be did not receive any tele- phone calls from Kaneas City, but readily admitted that he nad just returned from Les angeles, at which place he resided for a period of six months prior >. to. June 12, 1933, at 915 Kirkwood dveme, @ith a hr. R. Gerfiela, then moving ©, to the Im: erial ‘Hotel, residing at this place for three seeks’, then: ‘return- 7 ing to Philadelphia. "He denied that he had ever stopped at Kansas City, -*~ © ' or that be knows anyone connected with thie case, He ie a tailor wad Srede, and Weil known in Philadelphia. Miss 4rna Caplin was interviewed at her residence, mentioned above, end atated thet ebe has received no telephone calls fram Kansas City and that she knows no one whose name appears in this onse. She informed that the last time she heard from her brother he was at Atlantic City, N.J., adding that he rarely Writes home, but often maxes telephone calle. She stated that she bas never known hin to be west of the Mississippi River. 5 } i 3 , The ‘Cer lins have lived in the vicinity of Delancey Street tor the past 12 years. and bear a good reputation, according to loca residents. Dr. Paul Correll, 404 First Faticone] Bank Building, Easton, Pa., states thet he renembers disticetly receiving the call on June & from Kanses City; that, it being ir tke mornins, he answered the call from the Easton Hospital operating... Toom; that the party on the dher end, he is quite positive, mentioned the name . "Bailey"; that he asked this individual what he desired, but received no answer; that there wes quite an interim between the time the receiver was taken fran the hook and the pronounceme1t of the nare “Bailpy™; thet he haf no conversation whatsoever with the individual, and thought it was merely'a case of the wrong number; thet, again, on June 17, 1635, a similar ¢all was placed to his office, quite a long period of time elapsing before the party in Kansas City anewered the call; that be is quite positive the party making the onll had the urag number; that he does not remember the nemes mentioned in the tase as being patients of his, and that he never worked in New York City. Dr. Correll could give no further information as to why the call was maie to his office in Easton. Agent made inquiry of Detective Menikheim, as well eas the Easton Police Department, ag to Whether there are any other Correlle living in Easton, and was informed that, apparently, Dr. Correll is the only inhabitant by that name; further, that he bears an excellent reputation, is considered the outstanding surgeon of the community, and is a leader in civic affairs in Easton. UMNDEVZLOFED 1Es): PHILADELPHIA OFFICE at’Mount Joy, Pa., will check the telephone call made‘to F..B. Kolp, HMoint Joy 182, on June 15, 1925, at 11.04 Gemey period of conversation not known.