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~ ' Pe ee . ~ a * * va . = ~ ~ “ *. Z k - "The tdettetoattcc boned bearing the photograph of subject :* a Galetas was exhibited to Senator Whiteker and his son, Charles Jé ii: 3.5% Whitaker, neither of when could identity this party | as one Shey b hed ever before seen, , wn, : Charles Boiteker further eaviaed that 4. z ° Conner, a brother of Ed Conner, is known to do quite a bit of traveling with Mrs. HA Conner; that they ere known to frequent gamblihg places or pleces which "would be Ament cree on most of their Stipe. \ . 7 sy ~\ . ‘Poth Senator’ Whiteker and Charles Whitaker edvised Agent j ageinst interviewing anyone on the Hanley fern, stating that Mrs. Henley would immediately advise Mrs. Conner if any inquiries were being mde as to her whereabouts, which wuld undoubtedly influence ber not to re- turn to the vicinity of Knoble, Ark. Charlies Whitaker stated he was = wary well acquainted with #11 the persons on this farm; that he quite frequently visited the Hanleys end thet he would in the nesr future visit them far the purpose of securing information as to the whereabouts of = Mre. Conner, which he claimed he could do without erousing any a ail of eny kind, adding that Mra. Ed Conner and Mrs. Herry Hanley were very close sisters and were very much the seme type, both having hed bad re-” putetions previous to. their marriege. t. Pd 4 fe ’ 4 4° F ~ — - agent then called at the Post Office et Enoble, ak. where interview was hed with kre, Evelyn Gowen, Postmaster, dgent having previcuely learned that Mrs. Gowen is quite trustworthy and would eid in any way possible. Photograph sppearing on the identification arder of Geletas wae exhibited to birs. Gowen, who atated she could not recognize the picture as one she hed ever before seen, nor had she noticed any mail bearing his name hor any meil ging to the Hanley home. which bore apy | other name but enley, . wee: 7 - a i * “Vs / 6 “A wees ~ t = Agent requested that 6 Rbirty’ day méil cover be placed. on . meil sddressed to Harry Hanley or his family, or any mail being edtressed te , to his care and thet tracings be forwarded to the 8t. Louis Division offices _—_—_ At Corning, ark, “ we Meer eet t - : Agent interviewed L. V. Ruff, County Clerk, for the purpose of ascertaining in whose name the property on which the razed railway station rests wes listed. After @ revier of the records Mr. Ruff advised agent thet this recelled an incident to his mind, namely that on July 12, 1955 irs. =& Conner ceme to his effice at Corning and giving the name of Inty yTodd ehe redeemed the oroperty on which the razed railway station rests, . ao . roo vo - > a a. ce ee ee att coe 5 ER a pm a Se aR lt me Ne della me ele