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no recollection of having ever aceon: anyone about Roaring Gap who.» ae - Tesembied the Photogreph of ‘Subject. Miller exhibited by agent, ue “yrs. we B. ‘maitner, maneger Western. Union office, - _ ae ae ids, North n CarcLina, likewise had no recoliection of ever having” * ot “geen anyone who resembled the photograph of the fugitive which was Os “i "exhibited by egont. She also advised this agent:that a ch&ck of - M4 7 | » ° : har records failed to indicate that any telegrams had been received _, OF sent by the fugitive through her office under either bis true | “| Rama oF his aliases during the first two weeks of September, 1933, , ° ‘Miss Kelly G. Carter, operato?, Postal, ‘Telegraph. oftice, ; “Rukin, ‘North Carolina, advised agent that thePostal Telegraph office _ Was not in operation in Elkin during the first two weeks in Septetber, of this year and consequently. Sid not receive or senk any felegrems, - duritg, Mat ported, oy Ee a. Tab age: “Be x. Macefnore, Lecanie Ford Mio tor Company, Rikia,’. 7 ' North Carolina, advised this agent that he called at the Graystone : Inn, Roaring Gap, North Carolina, about September 9, 1935 atthe = - “~- --pequest of & guest hamed D. J. Gross in an effort to furnish e new key for the latter's Ford sedan; that this car bore a New Jersey license tag but that he did not mke any note of the motor or license numbers of the sams; that Grose resembled the photograph of tha : _ fugitive and answered hia genaral description except that Grosse -- ue, | appeared to be a bit heavier; shat Grogs stated that he also omed .. ‘ ‘a large Cadillac ear which” wes then in the possession of hia wife © at their heme in Néw Jeracy. Continuing, Mr. Macefmore stated that he was unable ‘to.find a duplicate key for subject Miller's autombile and was consequently forced ‘to remove the awitch lock ao that the © " gar could be operated by contacting the ignition wires; that he = - knows nothing further _Sonserning subject Miller’ 8 past "history or future plens. Le D. ‘intaier, ‘manager, ‘sedgotield Inn, Greens boro,’ North Ceroiine, was able to identify fugitive from his photograph as @ _“.. ° an who stopped at the Greystone Inn, Roaring Gap, North Carolin, %. cn during ‘the firet part of September, 1933 but steted that he did not - a come into close contact with subject Miller while he wes there and - Consequently cannot recall] him very clearly; that the clerk, the telephone operator, the waitress and the bell boy who came into contact | with subject Miller through their employment at: Greystone Inn are. j ROW Holding identical positions at the Sedgefiela Inn, Greensboro, | 1” #