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7“, ae - manner ip the latter's hare. Also, that Singer will not break feith wi th '- them, Singer, in arranzenert with the said officers, visited Bob‘'a hone. ‘uniform. The conversation that trenepired betwoen Underbill \and Singer wes; jin the mein, heard. Singer ldter reported the ndnes of the persons thet /f lives in the enviroments of Louisville. Schweitzer promised Detectives ~~ Forry end Richards, also Agent, that he would make every discreet effort to obtein som information of value as to the whereabouts of Subject Wilbur | ; Underhill, one of the Kensas City fugitives. However, he added thet Bob } Uaderhill is very close about giving inforwation as to his family. Up to. a the tim Schweitzer was contacted, be had no idea that Bob Underhil} bed ar brother. So fer ég could be learned, the Underhills formerly Lived the” Vicinity of Shelbyv{lle, « Ey., ead end thet Bob ye originelly reared in tear _ Barbourville, we - a“ ee ee ee oa a :43 Paral ato: > . ag aa a EER Bas? tie op 7 Patrolman Carter c. fai th end Othe Mille, Jettorsen Couiity Te Police Department, Louisville, informed agent that they are well acquainted - with Bob Underhill and the latter's associates; that they well know the es- | a vironzéent of the Underhill home es® as a matter of duty. Much of the infor metion relating to the Underhilla as atained from those previously inter~ ~~ viewed wae corroborated by Officers Smith md Mills. They too recognizeé _— -: the photograph of Wilbur Underhill as being thet of a rele*ive of Bod Under * hill. -However, they pointed out enough difference to prove to" their, ‘sation | ue fection thet Bob and Wilbar are. pot the eae. person. mE Ia In cooperction with Petrolman Mills and Carter smi th, agent contacted one Andrew Singer, Cleveland Bouleverd, Louisville. The said of- ficers previously advised arent thet Singer formerly worked for Underhill enc had reedy access to the letter's hone. Furthermore, they have the ereatest faith in Singer's ability to reach Bod Underhill in en irtimete The premises were covered by agent, accompanied by Mille and Guith ouf of .-- were in the house st the time. He sleo stated that none of them resembled the photograths of the fugitivea nemed in this case. Singer promiaed to con- tinue hia efforts to obtain information of value, He, too, etatad that Bob Underhill has elways beer reticent about his past fanily history. However, _ Singer stated thet euch ettitude ie often characteristic of the man born in the Kentucky mountaina. Up to the time Singer was contacted, he did not know ‘ ¢het Wilbur Underhill was related to Bob. He also etated that there is no question that Bob Underhill is releted to Wilbur Underhil}]; that the photo~ - /oraph of Wilbur resenbles Bob quite closely; that any person pho knows Bob .. { would recognize the photograph of Wilbur ea@ being close of kin. Full co- .. ‘operation of Singer was pranised,. Officers Mille md ‘Smith heve considerable faith in him. Captain Ambrose Hagerman, Courty Police, Loulerille, hes ad- vieed agent that Snith end Mille are tao of his most dependable and trusted officers. . . ; an . _ . . — A description of King Klein as known to Liat. Persons, Operetive Malley and other persons interviewed is given herein, as follows;