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fact thet vi hed been crying ell day and felt sort of blue, as she had not heerd from him for a long time. 1 endeavored to get a look at this man as he and Bobby turned downstairs, but was unable to do so, es Bobby still had her arms ebout his neck and she was between him and my point of observetion, J did, however, notice that this man had sandy hair, as 4 got a good look at the back of his head as he wes walking away from the direction of ny door. I imedietely proceeded to the corner drug store and reported to ti.is office the above information, at which tine 1 talked to Special arent Guinane end told him the man so'closely resembled yerne Miller that 4 was almost positive it was he . jr. Guinene advised he would proceed to the Sherone Apartments at once and instructed me to continue my surveillance, Upon returning to the apartment, 1 observed a rord voupe, with New york license plates, parked opposite the Galt street entrance to the Sherove apartments and the lights on this car were still burning. I attemoted to copy the license number but just then noted sobby moore coming out of the tuilding and not wenting to arouse her suspicion, 1 proceeded to walk down the street, around the block and back to the apart- nent. I wish to stcte here that IJ more or less kept a mental recor or 411 the cers perked along the street by the Sherone Apertments and having looked over the cars on the atreet just prior to the entrance of this man, I thought perhaps this Ford automobile belonged to him. after I returned to my room, I continued to listen in on the tep and about 5:15 p.1., Acent Nichols came to the apartment to assist me. at 6:15 P.lie, Special scent E. P. Guinane and Mrs. Doris Rogers, Stenogrepher, Chicazo Division Office, reported to the apartment and I egain discussed with Mr. Guinene what I had observed thet afternoon. When arent Keating made his eppearence at the apartment, I asked him for e photogreph of Verne tf_iller and after studying it for e few moments, I told both rent Keeting and Agent Guinane I was positive as to the identification of this man being VERNON C,. MILLER. At 7:30 P.M., Vi, who with Verne Miller was apperently in Room 101, Bobby Moore's apertment, called Bobby Moore in Room 211) and said - "Miss oore, Verne wants you to put the Auburn awey." Mrs. Rozers received this call over the tep and she immediately reported the conversetion to me. Agent Nichols, who was 41lso in the roon at the time, was also notified as to this conversation. Subsequently, : Ascent Guinene end Agent Keeting entered the epartment egein and I informed