◆ SpookStack

JOHN EDGAR HOOVER SPIRECTOR M>, Egan ._........ Mr. Hughas SPC:DSS - Bibision of Inbestigation . X. S. Department of Justice . ) Biashington, B.G. January 16, 1934. . 7 : le eemeee MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR. Xs Special Agent in Churge Brantley culied this morning from 4 tiemphis, Tennessee, end edvised that the informant et Hot Springs, é q j arkansas, had no definite information concerning the whereabouts > ‘ of Galetus ana thet he hud not contacted hin recently; thet eny x * contacts he had had with Gelatas had been indirect and thet there wes £ ° nothing to indicate that Galatas was in Hot Springs or vicinity at this tine. He stuted thet he and égent Andersen are now. in Keaphis 8 ; } on sone leads in this case and they intend to go from there to Clerks- & dale, Mississippi. Mr. Brantley stated that the informant had. . or promised to commmicate any informetion he received concerning Gealetas & to lir. Colvin. Mr. Brantley wanted to mow if it were all right for & hin and sncersen to work together on the leads at Hemphis and Clerks- dale. I tolcé hin thet this was all right. He stuted that the report subnitted by Special agent D. L. Nicholson of Detroit, under date of }- Jenuzry 9, 1934, indicated tvo rel.tives of Galatas, Lee H.ACeady end ti, TABabcock, lest known te heve resided at Leroy, New York, and he = ° | reguested thet the New York City office be requested to determine. - o vhether these individuals ere still et Leroy, without contacting them. -q. Accordingly Wr. Newby called the New York City office and requested w8y that they deteraine whether Cad; and Babcock are living ct Leroy, end,. - if not, vhere they can be located. iir. Brantley stated that he ould. F cell egain in the morning wiless something importent developed this Ee afternoon end that his address at iemphis is the Bevoy Hotel. stated, however, that the prospects did not look promising. — | Rares Respe etfully ’ ‘ ‘ 7 NAH. YS Bo & of OS ' INDEXED i. “<= _— pave