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COPIES DESTROYED SUITE L - FEDERAL B ING OF Ae, Hem OOo come we et eae ett oom re ao i LOIKO wrovener Division of Investigation ee De Se Department of Justice me . ee Washington, De Co ae RECORDED Dear Sir: OCT 2 0 I93Qxoiceo IN RE: ‘VERNON C. Siitze, with dlisses - ‘FUG 1633. | I. 0. #1105, et al - cTicg Gir Is JUSTICE (Endeayor to deliver Federal...) 0/ iy Prisoner Frank’ Nash). KANSAS CITY FILE 62-760 eer & ee 7) DAT LD From October 2 to 6, 1955, Marge*Keating and iiites Hiolden were registered at thetPickwick Hotel, 10th & Meteo, Kansas City, Missouri, during which time their movenents were followed very closely by this office in an effort to secure some information which might bring about the apprehension of Fugitives - in this case, particularly Vernon Miller, with alieses, © 6 During the period imaicated above this effice received oo most splendid cooperation from Mr. He Jo*Steed, manager of the . Piokwick Hotel. -He allowed the Agente free access to a vacant room - which was useé for 24 hourea of the day.. The telephone in that room _ wap also used on many occasions, In addition, Mre Steed allowed - °°" the Agente the use of one of the trusted bellboys in the Hetel, — who aided the agente in the installetion of a vactuphone set which - gave the Agente aural eurvelllance of the Keating end Holden women.’ during their entire stay at the Hotels Sy Ua a ie i: fee -~ att cs After the women had ohecked out of the ‘hotel 1 had” ~ ae Special Agent (A) Be R. Allen inquire of Mr. Steed what charges 7 there were for the services which had been rendered by him. He - .. atated that there were no charges whatsoever, and fyrther, that - igs oa he and the hotel would at any time be pleased to cqoperate with - et, this office to their utmost. I might add that theKcooperetion - wee received was of material aid to this office during the conduct ot. ae this important inveatigations . cele f fo I had Agent Allen make inquiry of Mr. Steed whether - it ~ might be appropriate for a letter to be addressed to him thanking... bim for hie cooperstion. At first he indicated that he é14 not ©« os _ desire such a letter, and lster stated that one of an indefinite nature would be acceptable to hime ce ae ee tee