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Lo, ‘jue 1, MBOnt noted upon entering this town that a Ford Model 4 1930. wo ocaén, ‘pane being parked on the street, bore Missouri State licenses plates 2% gr207 for 1935, §498-S20,. Mre ‘Russel, above interviews stated that ‘hi :- ‘property of Fred | Parkers Bae . Baet ae BE ee oe oe and bed secured these plates for sama; that in March or thereabouts, he treded ' the old Chevrolet for the Ford he is now driving, but w to the present time... has not. hed the license plates fransferred, stating thet he did not have the ° money to spare to do so, Parker further stated that he has not bebn out of 3. Neeleys Landing for possibly seven or eight months, the lest trip being te : es ” ai Cape Girardeau, Missouri to trade his old car, explaining that his job as night | an ve . Vatchman required that he de’ on the job at all times, he being employed by the :: : Friaco Railroad, Parker further stated that he bas not loaned hig licenas: plates” to anyone, nor have they ever been stolen, nor does anyone over arive his gar" ar See but himself an . ot nee ue Rs - te wae very obvious’ during” ‘thie - ‘interview with Parker that he was telling the truth as best he could, he being a young men 50 years or age 8 am heving very Little shucations aa ar ‘JACKSON 2 uerssoun, BRS ~. aoe ‘at the Post Office, ‘agent interviews: ‘Postuastey Ht /. Diers — who ‘stated thet Joe B. Gilder formerly lived in Jackson, Missouri, but hed ecme *. ' “ ¢ime ago removed to Sikeston, Missouri, where he is employed by the Poteshnick 7." , Spuck Service Company, Mrs Illers stated that all he knew about this party © ai an " was that he had a very good reputation while living in Jackson and always worked - when work could be hed end was never known to have been in any “teres: of any... an x _SIEESTON, ante, ea Py eon, a 2 or vent oon : mG “ wah a 7 wry * lift. . jet * ae ee qe Ne a at the off see of ‘the ‘Botashniok Trust Service company,” it Wes ape” : \Gertained that Gilder wag away on a long hanl and would not return for Beveral:: oi - dayae" ‘thie party mand be sntervienet st e later dates EE MS eae Se, MR rae RR eee , xh * “i “i rates . “ "i Poa tay = a ery o - $4 e. A, ak q : ‘Interview 1 was haa with Deputy Sherif? Be Re att, who stated | that at the present time dy Je Conner, a brother-in-law of Mre, Bi Conner and the one with whom she traveled, was in Knoble, Arkenses, visting the Hanley. family; that he was driving a new Chevrolet Coach and appeared to have plenty of woney around town; that the car bore Tennessee license plates $520-177 for