◆ SpookStack

be : ecient roe rae eee aa ard yonites: agettey Aeon ee See f rat | 1S ae compe : pecapen en a: wor Te “agent's “gonfidential informant ¢ advised. on Doteber: we ? “2 oe “y938,: ‘that “he was Leaving the oity for eoveral days; that 98. his return be: “will | © glad: to avtenpt fo obtain further {aformi tions. are PT ie ue f sent ‘ ae ee ee . “4 7 Mee s A at a SE aces he HiGely 0 infest igatioy = Aseat a i. ‘Dalton. ow ae: ae ‘he eae awe oe ° ‘0:2 Qn November 2, 1035, agent “Gaterviewed a. , Menager of ‘the ‘Weatern Union, and D.-B, Denham, Manager of the Postel: ee felegraph Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, who advised that they had been’. f: watching for outgoing ani incoming telegrama to Pat dardelle Sturney, etep-: eon of Richard Tallman Galatas, but to date he had received no communi cet ions through their offices, Tex stated they. would immediately notify, the j Birmingbem Orties should they receive ony grfomatione) ae : ye o be mn Ayes .. ion we . hee Be " ‘Cabet2 Mandger ‘of the Bt Bouthern Bel2- ‘ptopbae, 3 and ‘Qolegraph Compeny, wae out of the city at the time of agent's visit ant’: would not return for several days, Agent was advised at the Southern Bel}. > 2: Office that they aid not have any records of outgoing ami ineoming 401 ephone ~ Nit calla, having previously sent ell such records % Sheie Birmingham headquarters, on. wie conduoteg't ee Hb eget as Yo tne 6 sae at ‘the muscaloose Post ‘optics Agent was advised yy. ee sire i. RN, Chatfield, money order clerk, end Mr. Grover Herrin, General“ _ Delivery Clerk, that Sturney hed received ne communications Sbrough the: ““Tuppalooss. Post Oat ines ” Use ae s Boe, oh = med 2 ao vv A SF ‘Dabney rs Lanéuoter® ‘Dean of Men, University of ‘Arabem, ot gavised agent that Sturney is enrolled in the University but has not paid f anything on his tuition or fees, He further etated that he has afecusess - with Sturney his financiel condition and that Sturney advised him he was ® "7: 00 his om resources entirely ani that he was not receiving any financ 14)’ “aid fran friends or relatives. Dean Lancaster stated that within the ‘next “" few weoke he would heve occasion to call Sturney into bis office relative 2. $0 his grades and payment of his tuition and fees and at that time he” “would endeavor to obtain information from Sturney relative ¢o his atey ~: - v5 father or golatives: fran whom he might expest “financial aif 15 the ‘tatstes”, <2 ."0 He further stated thet Sturnéy's financial condition was guch ‘het ‘he : ‘was BS + Pa unable to pay bia Fraternity | dues and that he had beex "yoquestod to sever 7 7 ” his connections; further, that Sturney is prosently peaiding at. ‘she ‘ha __@ Mrs, Micholey, 008 University AVOMPy ci ik: ie TAS eee oy add a ee . os teh ete ae Bee Mer ae . . * ” : . a ‘George Besew, Ascistent Postmaster, at the taiversity Post Office stated that he had been checking mail received by Sturney very” ‘closely and that nothing of a suspicious cheracter had been received by - Sturney; further, that he was checking the money order department in order to learn if Sturney was receiving money through the Post Office Department but that up to the present he has received nothing. ; end oe