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spectacles. Agent Guinan. MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR: Bibision of Inbestigation 2S. Bepartment of Fustice 203 Post Office Building, St. Paul, Minnesota. November &, 1933. Re: VERNON C. MILLER, with aliases - FUGITIVE, I. 0. 1195, et al. OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. (attenpt to Deliver Federel Prisoner Frank Nash.} St. Paul File No. 62-584. Tn accordance with instructions from Special Agent Guinan of the Chicago Division office that a memorandum be prepared for the Director in thie matter, the following ie presented by this agent: I wee advised at St. Paul to proceed to Chicago for purposes of identification of VERNON MILLER and arrived in Chicago on the morning of November lsat at 7:55 e.m. After conference with Acting Speeiel agent in Charge D. 0. Smith at the Chioago Division office, I proceeded as instrusted to the Sherone — Apartment Hote], 4422 Sheridan Road, to apartment No. 207 where agents of the Chisago office and police officers were stationed. Upon agent's arrival at the apartment, the following persons were noted: Special Agente Guinan, Medalea, Lockerman, Rice and W. 4. Suith, Mre. Madala, Mrs. Doris Rogers, Sergeant Fremuth of the Chicago Detective Bureau, and tw cther police officers, panes unknowm., . Agent conferred with Special Agent Guinan and wes advined that epartcent Ho. 211 was occupjed by a man believed to be VENIDN MILLER and @ woman believed to be VI ment on the evening of October Slat and had deen greeted in the hell by one BOBBY'¥OORE, who resides in epartment No, 101, and had proceeded immediately to apertment Ho. 21); that persons in 207 had observed this man, who was approximately of the same height and build as MILLER but was wearing @ brown suit, brown overcoat, browm hat, end ea mustache and heavy horn-rimmed TTHEWS; that MILLER had come into thie apart- It further appeared from information furnished to agent by Special Agent Guinan of the Chicago office that MILLER hed arrived in @ 1932 Ford ecross the street in ea parking lot and that agents of the Chicago office had broken inte this ear and found e typewriter, some personal effects, and eoverel cases of optician’s equipment and supplies bearing the name Greshan. The automobile in question was pointed out to me from the window by Special 62-259/5-§/32-