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‘iio AIVISION OF Ryvesns erin 224 Federal Building — | EPG: MMB Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 62-456 December 16, 1933 Director, | RECORDED . Divieion of Investigation, U.S. D I vossuncter gee ee Of 1988 wee Dear Sir: Fe: ‘Vernon ¢ Miller, with al et al. + Obstruction of J ti ge (Endeavor to deliver Fede ’ Prisoner Frank Nash. The following information is being furnishe information of the Division in connection with the recent activities of this office in an effort to apprehend Wilbur Underhill, sud ject of I. 0. No. 1192: 6 On December 14th Special Agent Birch of thia office, while at Ada, Oklahoma on another investigation, obtained information fran the Sheriffts office that Wilbur Underhill and Bruce faredy, brother of Bob UBrady, had been at Ada the previous night and that Bruce Brafy displayed a large roll of bills in a store there. The Sheriff's office further ine formed Birch that Underhill and Brady, when leaving Ada, had departed in the direction of Seminole, Oklehoma and that the Police at Seminole were supposed to be in possession of infomation as to the approximate location of a hideout of Underhill. Birch was instructed to immediately proceed to Seminole, which he did in company with a Deputy Sheriff, and on arrival there found that Chief of Police Jake Sims of Seminole and the Sheriff from Ada, Oklahoma had been making inquiries at a place about fourteen milea from Ada; that Sime and the Sheriff had information that Underhill hed been seen with one Houston/Nash and Sims and the Sheriff went to the home of George tiash, father of Houston Nash, to ascertain from George Nash where Hou¥ton Nash's house was located; that on arrival at George Nash's house, they noticed a tan colored 4-door Ford Sedan in the reer of Nash's house and from the 1935 Oklehomea license plate No. 344-251 thereon identified it as being the aame car which wae alleged to have been used in the holdup of the bank at Coalgate, Oklahome a few days previowa, end that while telking to George Nash, Wilbur Underhill slipped out of the house, got in the car and drove away. Chief Sims and the Sheriff both stated that everything happened so quick and that they were not expecting to find Under~ hill et this house, end that they had no opportunity to shoot him. \ &e@ coon es this information was received at this offica, Detectives . nut and Ryan of the Oklahoma City Police Department were communicated with ceme to the office and these officers and several agents were held in yw copins 4] Das SOLED 40 Aus 31 1964