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62-4949 - ‘Miller's photograph to him end be immediately said thet he remembered |. ‘ perties who played late on the Sundisy afternoon which he designated -... , Fenenbered anything about the party unier consideration. . aE ee . 7 ee ees : ee eer) tm * By Canvess wes unproductive of any information of velue, with the ezeeption of one club end thet wes the Plainfield, H.J. Country Club, which bas °~ two golf courses, one private and one contcpuniiee agent Lott's sencrenium in this connection recites ss follows: . woe ad Asan * seaeig bie te r The semi-public’ eourse fe , nine hole “gourse opereted. - under the direction of Martin O"Leughlin, who besides being the mayor «=. 5. .- of South Plainfield is a golf professionel et the course. dégent abowed @ men bearing a great resemblance to the photograph es coming to the 6.005: 5: course late in the efterncon on Sumey, August 13th lest. This wes =: nares the only vielt this party hed made to this particular course. OrLaughlia © aid thet he could remember the man because he wes aceompanied by tro. . ” other men in s large yellow touring cer with double wind shielda, ‘top 3-2 e 7 Gown, and bearing New York State license tags. Hie ettention was called =: to the car not only because of ite unusual color but also because of = i ne the fact that it came into the club grounds from a seldom used gravel -.-0-: road on which not over one out of every hunired cars which come into 8 .: the club grounie travels. He reforred agents to his assistant, Frank - =. *. Frasco, who was standing at the desk in the golf shop within several .° >>: feet of the party referred to when his companion registered for the three. Frusco upon being shown the photograph steted that he had seen . the man before and after thinking a fow minutes he described the man - ee the same man referred to by O'Laughlin. He seid thet one of the . : three perties in the large autamobile remained in the ¢ar some one © hundred yards from the golf shop and the other two ceme to the abops - The one resembling Miller dié not sign the register, however, but hie | companion did. after he signed the three names the three men proceeded = ; to the first tee end played nine holes of golf. attempts were made to” * nF trace the men and alec the sutombile but they proved to be unsuecessfuls” ° ' &s they played late in the efterncon there were no caddies on the grounds who had noticed the car, O*Laughlin wes sske@ as to the identity of | aor 2 vut after looking over the regiater he advised that he knew none of them and they could, therefore, not be questioned as to whether they Tbe roed over which the yellow cer epproschea * the ed elub extends northward for about five miles to the main New York~Hewarke”- ot Philedelphie highway. In an effort to ascertain whether it belonged to - - persons living in the vicinity, agente atarted to check the neighborhood . but obteined no information of value, and during this period inquiry was mede of the rural mail carriers, highway engineers and policemen coveri ng the Bection. The Scotch Pleins, N.J. pest office wea also ehecked for informetion but none was forthcoming. » 18 «