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‘ - ” _ wee “aoa aoe ae a at the Union Station in Kansas » City dn 1933; thet ¢ a . large Tenang” RSE iota wi has been offered for his arrest, but that he (Keliey) does not know ; : 3 a ‘the particulars,” Kelley said that he Js willing to aselst in eny:gommsccs Manner to obtain information aa tothe whereabouts, of ‘Galatea; ‘the tty See pe be hag ‘entree to the Beach home ‘at ‘any time; “She t: hie presence ‘there aoe fae, a will: ot arous6 sispicton™ on the part. prt yone,\as, he: ta there’ frequented i RTNAR d stops there when he has any. ‘buainess 4n mnt gomery; : Paar 3 PT ee ts ‘certain that ‘hé-cen get any. infofmation tis. pi ster: may ‘Bave;: and ee that Beach, his brother-in-iew, ‘will tell him “anything ‘and’ everyth be knows without being asked, but that he does not feel that Beach "should be furnished with, the information, he (Ke1léy)” is. ‘goaking” to-ob tain ‘as to the whereabouts of Galatas for the Division, and that: y wild, not 80 inform him: fae Seam tee s - a? ’ During the Gay of: ‘the io terview with ‘Kelley, he wen a ‘40 ‘ne ‘home of. ‘Beach and, whan he returned, he informed agents there ( ffo ohe thers “exrapt Stuftiey and Beach} thet he. yea" dinner with then : A in a c&sual manner che askea, Sturney where 1 ‘hoe was from, and thab.22 Stumey. replied that he was originally from DetToi fe : “He said, how? ever, that his converaation with’ “Sturney was very ‘glighte” Kelley: said that Beach had to) 60 out on ‘the treia during the day, and tha: "station in his automobile; « that. ‘on the way down town, Beach. “prought + up the subject ‘of Sturney, and stated that “Stimey ida ‘Living. in. his =i pee ._homs on eccount of not receiving money each math fron his atepe 3 ium.) father} that he formerly. was etudying “medicine “at the Tuiveretty’< ef me , ' Alebama, and has three mre years in college; |. that, Sturney is’a. aport, ‘Yikes liquor, and that he (Beach) is trying to Keep, ‘him: frof arinki > ag he wants to see him make something’ pf. himself.’ ; 3 Kel1é “paid ate: : Oe ‘Beach told him, that, Sturney*s. step-father, Dick Galatas, - @ badly’: Fe. 4 +4 Lc) by ths Governmeht;~ that Beach: said that :he ‘knows Galata’, who for 1 aw!’ years Lived in Montgomery, and has ralatives there (the Montgomery. cy |. welatives of Galatas are already of record ‘with the Division}; :, that. he (Beach) has not seen Galatas for years, and does not know. hiss e . present whoreabouta; - ‘that Beaoh related that. Sturney. had to. ‘Yeave the University because his money was cut loff, and ‘stated that, mosthe’: me “Government haa cut off all comunications ‘between Galates and his - ‘wife, who, is with Galatas, an and Sturney;% that he: Government ‘meni’ are. te ; eo closing. dn, ’and''Z, believe ‘the Government’: ie opening” my mally *. Belle oy ‘f “eteted that Beach ;told him that: Sturney has “ho ides where his ‘poth: ners “and father are, and. that Beach® gaia’ thet’ ‘probably ¢ even. ' the: ‘teLephenig | . Pi ‘and telegraphic” communications. between Sturneyand any. “other -Sersong, i om _T. Pink - te = , aes Pst Med Vapeia nr SR Sn: Bs cut Se AONE ed | ahs. eae Rear aan 28h? et an Kelley stated that. he saw the room which’ is occupied” aR a by ‘Sturney;. ‘that he did not observe any letters or commmice tions L006. re lying sround, tut did see a trunk belonging to Sturney which appeared Ts to be locked. He ‘expressed the belier that t possibly Beach inows' ge tree tte +