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ee ee Subject Miller gave for Assistant Clerk Le FP. Tyree who te ‘now ® ‘student at the University of North Carolina end for certain of 3: ce fyree's friends; namely, Jack May, who is aleo a student at the @i2° [6 * University of North Carolina; Archie Glenn of Winston-Salen, North wine Carolina; Dick Chatham of Elkin, North Carolina, and Harry Harmon, .. « who is now 6 student at the University of Georgia; that the pther ~->... above mentioned charges are self-explanatory; that aubject Miller's oe laundry wes washed and ironed at the hotel and no records kept of” the articles Leundered or of. any laundry MATKS» rae ; ' Continuing, ur! Dunn stated ‘that the , photograph of fugitive Miller shows as I.-D.:1195 eppears to be 6 good likeness’ of D. J. Gross; that he apparently weighed about one hundred sixty . pounds while at Roaring Gap but that hia face did not appear much fuller than it does in the above photograph; that subject Miller _ vo ; - Wore ingonapievous steal rimmed ‘glasses during his stay at the : _ * Graystone Inn tut did not wear @ moustache of whiskers; that he bad. <a medium blond hair which looked wory mich as it does in the above - pe A _ Mentioned pieture; that he aid not notice that subjedt Miller had. .~- lost the end of a finger and’ did not notice thet he had any unusual - _ identifying marks, ‘ee, i Mr. Dunn eteted that subject Miller was alone and did -. - - not have. any outside guests during his stay at Graystone Inn; that he became quite chummy with Assistant Clerk L. P. Tyres and friendly "with geome of Tyree's school boy ecmpanions, all of whom were subject.” eas me ata ett ate pe ;Millier's guests at the above mentioned dinner party; that subject | i . - Miller had a drink with his guests at the said dinner and appeared. to. me ' ‘be rather intoxicated but epparently kept himself under control; = (* ~ . that he mede arrengementa with Mr, Milier thet day to let Tyree off | from work that afternoon to play gold with him (subject Miller). . Mr. Dunn stated that he never had mich to do with subject Miller ani therefore, knows little or nothing concerning his activities at Graystone Inn; that he knows of nothing to indicate that subject Miller — either received or sent any mail or telegrams or telephone messages - @uring his stay at Graystone Inn; thet he cannot remember the number ‘or description of the bags carried by sudjeot Miller; thet subject. “. Miller did not make ‘any inquiries concerning roads or give any indis ne “gation concerning his proposed route at the time of hia departure; ~ that he knows of nothing to indicate that sub ject. Miller was amed | _furing ais ay et the (Graystone Ins. tna 7" er ae Agent obtained three travings of abject Milier' 8 registration at the Graystone Inn. One copy is being forwarded to the Division, one to the Kansas City Office and the third is being held in the Charlotte Office file on this matter.