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- . a tage ¥ PD 13982; further thet in the wrecked chrysler. wee ‘found % ‘pot "ag - of 1933 Virginie license tage 186694.": Special Agent’ in Charge Reed”. ve : also advised thet Pretty Boy Floyd was ‘probably in the company of an oe individual known as W. Re Proctor alias Picks “~ He aleo furnished ta-: formation to the effect thet Ted geddler had wired his wife at Raleigh, N. C. from Petersburg, Ve. in the early hours of. February 16, 19S6@ the contents of the message not being known. It ds, of course, under- 3 To stood that the informant of Chief of Police Barbour of Raleigh, He Ov.> . Cleimed thet the individuel traveling with Prootor was Pretty Boy Floyd. This is the only indication thet this Andividual was Pretty Bey Floyae . - 7 a¥ ty ae ‘in connection ‘therewith, gpecia? Agent u. D. traud | autmitted a menorandum advising that he had eontacted Charles Burnham, - _ auto Squad, Detective Bureau, Baltimore, Maryland Police Department = _ end had placed the deta with respect to the Plymouth Coach driven by § . . ' fed Saddler on the teletype to all police districts et Baltimore end 3 bad broadcast the information to all radio cars in Baltimore. Also, 4gent Traub notified the Maryland State Police through Newton Pavese who advised Agent Treub thet he sould furnish all. of. this information a to the Maryland Stete Police sub-atations. — ; 3 ; . Bpecial’ ‘Agent Re E. aith and the writer wecceeded to. Setersburg, Virginia and there contacted Chief of Police W. W. Jefferson who had previously been informed by Special Agent in Charge Eeith of the - developments at Raleigh. Chief Jefferson had advised Sped al Agent in Charge Keith that he was aware of the developments, having received «6 long distance telephone call from Chief of Police Barbour at Raleigh, Ne Ce Upon interview Chief Jefferson advised that he had personally after receipt of the information from Chief Barbour, checked all of the hoapiteale in Petersburg and that his men had checked all of the hotels . . but without results ae to the lecation of Pretty Boy Floyd. In addition, Chief Jefferson advised thet he had ascertained through one confidential “ gource “that Ted Saddler had sent a telegram to his wife at Releigh, W.C.. at 5:50 a.m, on February 18, 1934 fram the Norfolk and Weatern Railway Be 7 ‘Depot at Petersburg, this telegram stating in substance that he, Seddler, Was proceeding to Richmond, Virginia and would be beck (meaning to -.- .'.. Feleizgh, N.Co) early that seme dey. Chief Jeffereon requested thet no mee attempt be made to secure gore detailed informetion as to this telegram eng his wishes were complied with, Thie information was immediately