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. a. - 5k Mn En ete oft lth ede erty Loe pe, me at ante. wee : Ee at at arene uae £05 Post Office Building, St. Paul, Minnesota, 3 : . oe | “ | Beptanber 1, saa ena cS Are po ON ENDED Leeper “Spotted Agent ta chars, "gtr s ” 1933S . Ros Division of Iuvestigation, ~~~ me Wine | pot. Fd , . Departaent of Justice, | Tous Grek. oe oy ive 7iGe ee - 905 Federal Reserve Bank Bldg., ; mn i Fo 7)’ Seneas City, Msscurt. . mon Ria - {7 Fite rr ee Deer Sir; _ Re: VERO ae MLLER, with alieses, Fp pot, er OBSTRCTION OF JUSTICE ee } Po > (Bndecwr to agliver Foserel BG. , a . Prisoner ‘Frank Beeh). sO _ St. Foul File No, 62-988, “Reference 1s made to the telephone call of Special agent | W. ¥. Trainor to this office at 6:30 p.m., on August 20, 1953, Fequestiag photographs of all peranns alleged by one Johnson, alies E———— “7 = -———-—- §0e@ Pries, t have some connection sith the June 17th masacre, ce emeenn. a : - particular referene being mde to the report of Spertel . Agent A. Ro Gere dated June 26, 1655, at Balt Lake City, Uten. Be eee aan ™ } { & perusal of the repo rt in question discloees that the only individusls who might be known ja 8%. Paul, Minnesota, te law enforce- . ment officials end who, as far as the record of the 8t. Paul office hogs - Giecloses, Bave any connection with the underworld in the Twila Cities © are Jack Pfeiffer and Tom Banks. There is ettached hereto for the Kansas city’ office a ploto- graph of Jeck Preiffer. By wy of explanation, Jack Pfeiffer has an interest in and takes part in the operation of the Hollybooks Im, | a gembling estabdlisiment located on the Mesissippi River Boulevard - on the outskirts ofthe eity of St. Poul. Jack Pfeiffer isa reputed . _ to be @ Meutensnt ef Leon Gleckman, Twin City undervorlé leader, - preiffer's activities ere confined principally to running the enabling — joint and taking care of slot meohine and gambling interests in. 1 nye * , _ Minneepolia. a Ae far as can be determined, Tom Banke, alias Little Caemr, bas never been photogrephed or errested. Tom Banks was et ons time a bellboy in the Dykewan Hotel in Minnespolis. Fe enlarged uson his bootlegging activities to the extent that recently he is reouted to f aN ‘i.