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The Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Jus­

tice, is charged with the duty of investigating violations of the laws of the United States and collecting evidence in cases in which the United States is or may be a party in interest.

The following list indicates some of the major violations over which the Bureau has investigative jurisdiction:-

National Motor Vehicle Theft Act Interstate transportation of stolen property valued at $5,000 or more

National Bankruptcy Act

Interstate flight to avoid prosecution or testifying in certain cases

White Slave Traffic Act Impersonation of Government Officials Larceny of Goods in Interstate Commerce Killing or Assaulting Federal Officer Cases involving transportation in interstate or foreign commerce of

any persons who have been kidnaped Extortion cases in which interstate commerce or interstate communication

is an element Theft, Embezzlement or Illegal Possession of Government Property Antitrust Laws Robbery of National Banks and Member Banks of Federal Reserve System National Bank and Federal Reserve Act Violations, such as embezzlemont,

abstraction or misapplication of funds Crimes on any kind of Government reservation, including Indian Reserva­

tions or in any Government building or other Government property Neutrality violations, including the shipment of arms to friendly nations Frauds against the Government

Crimes in connection with the Federal Penal and Correctional Institutions Perjury, embezzlement, or bribery in connection with Federal Statutes or

officials Crimes on the high seas

Federal Anti-Racketeering Statute The location of persons who are fugitives from justice by reason of vio­

lations of the Federal Laws over which the Bureau has jurisdiction, of escaped Federal prisoners, and parole and probation violators.

The Bureau does not have investigative jurisdiction over the violations

of Counterfeiting, Narcotic, Customs, Immigration, or Postal Laws.

Law enforcement officials possessing information concernjng violations

over which the Bureau has investigative jurisdiction are requested to promptly forward the same to the Special Agent in Charge of the nearest field

division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice. The address of each field division of this Bureau appears on the inside back cover of this bulletin. Government Rate Collect telegrams or telephone calls will be accepted if information indicates that immediate action is necessary.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT

BU LLETIN

Vol. 6 FEBRUARY 1937

PUB L I SHE D BY THE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

WASH I NGTON I D . C.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Tn roduction J. Edgar Hoover, Dif( ctor

National Stolen Property File

The Pol ice Ideal of Service • By August Vollmer

FBI Nat ional Police Academy

Circumstant ial Evidence

Spec i a 1 Annollllcemen t s Criminal History Records Questionable Patterns

Quest ionable Fingerprint Pattern

BOlles Aiding Ident i f icat iOl1 of Unknown Dead

Bibliography of Crime and • indred Subjects

Standardized Abbreviations

Interesting Identifications

Fllgit ives Wanted

Apprehp,lls ions

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Regular law enforcement publications are authorized to reprint any material contain­

ed herein wi th appropriate reference to the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin as source.

The FBI LAW ENFORCEMENT BULLETIN i s published by the Federal Bureau of Inves tigati on, Uni ted States Department of Just ice each month . I ts material i s compiled f o r the assistance of a l l Law Enforcement Off icials and i s a current catalogue of cont inuous reference for the Law Enforcement Off icers of the Nat ion.

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The campa i gn against cr ilI!e cont inues and progres s e s w i th a better cooperation and coord inat ion of l aw enforcement agen­c ie s . The re w i l l never be an end to c r ime j i t w i l l last a s l ong as the pas s ions and bas i c inst incts of human nature , but it i s pos s ib l e to further reduce cr iminal depredat ions to a great de­gree.

The probl ems of every communi ty are ne cessarily d if­ferent from those of othe!,s , but they a l l have a common probl em , that of br inging close r toge ther the off i c ialdom and c i tizenry i n a uni ted front t o suppre s s c r ime .

An enl ightened publ i c i s beg inn ing to real ize more than ever before that hone s ty , integr i ty , abi l i ty , Sducation , and cour­age are requ i s i t e s of the suc ces sful peace officer, that these at­tr ibut e s are needed if he is to enforce the law w i th a whol e some concept i on of the ci t iz.sns I r ight s . Ye t many fail to recogn ize that pol i ce admin i s t rat i on i s a techn i cal and profe s s ional call ing requ i r ing training in the vari .ous b,ranche s of pol ice service , de­manding a permanent tenure of office wi thout replacements at every change of pol i t i cal powe r .

I t , the refore , i s not only important that we further organ ize our law enforcement agenc i e s to combat c r ime , but that we appr ize the l aw-abid ing c i tizenry of the problems confront ing pol i c e adm i n i s trators .

The publ i c must be educated in the techni cal comp l i ca­t ions of pol i c e work and a bO!ld of under s tanding so ne ces sary to effect ive law enforcement mus t be e s tabl i shed and ma intained if we are to reduce c r ime to a minimum .

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NATIONAL STOLEN PROPERTY FILE

An interesting identification recently effected through the Na­tlonal Stolen Property File indicates clearly one of the many advantages that this file possesses to law enforcement agencies.

On September 16, 1934, six pistols were stolen from the Nation­al Guard Armory at Clinton, Tennessee, and as far as it could be determined all but two of these had been recovered. One of the two, a .45 calibre Colt automatic pistol, Serial number 502216, had not as yet been found.

Wi th the inauguration of the National Stolen Property File by thlS Bureau on April 1, 1936, a systematic check was made of all pending in­vestigations being. conducted by this. Bureau and al1 unrecovered property sufficiently well described to enable indexing was searched against the rec­ords of the National Stolen Property File. As a resu1 t, a record of the above described gun was identified as the one having been used by John Daugherty, with aliases, during the robbery of the Fluvanna County Bank, Fort Union, Virginia, on September 23, 1935, this gun having been previously identified as the weapon which killed State Trooper W.R. Thompson of the Virginia State Police. Incidentally, Daugherty was convicted on a p1ee_ of gUi! ty in the Sta te Court at Palmyra, Virginia, and on November 20, 1935, sentenced to death with additional sentences of thirty and forty years.

It is apparent that many similar identifications oan be antici­pated by law enforcement agencies taking recourse to the facilities of this file wherein a record of ANY STOLEN ITEM CAPABLE OF DESCRIPTION WILL BE IN­DEXED. As indicated in the special announcement in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin dated April 1, 1936, particular care should be used to furnish se­rial numbers whenever possible or any other posi ti ve means by which the ar­ticle can be later identified. Reports as to stolen property and requests for searches in this file may be submitted in the manner usually employed by the reporting agency.

As a matter of sugges"Lion, the following information is consid­ered essential in requesting a search and indexing firearms:

The type of firearm (revolver, pistol, rifle, shotgun, et cet­era); serial numbers; make (name of manufacturer); calibre (gauge); monograms, initials, inscriptions, or other descrip­tive data; name of the complainant and his address; type of offense; date of offense; the police department (or reporting agency) report number; the name of the contributor (police de­partment, sheriff's office, et cetera), city, state; remarks of any unusual circumstances which are believed material for recording.

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THE POLICE IDEAL OF SERVICE By

August Vollmer

The i deal of service impl i es serving mankind to the best of the donorls abil ity , in the considerati on of whi c h , thought must be g iven to the sp irit inspi ring this i deal . The sp irit of service has been a motivating influence for the betterment of mankind . The development of the uses of electr i c i ty , the a i rplane , and sc ient i f i c contribut ions too numerous to re­count have been made possible because of this creative spirit of service . In the years that have gone , Gal i l e o , Copernicus , Darwin , and other great idealists blazed new trails . Each contributed something to the total knowl­edge of the world of the ir period , and at the same time laid the solid foun­dation for modern and future science . This foundation ennobled l iving and made it ri cher. The posses or of an i deal is never content with inaction, but is impe l l ed by an irresistible urge to act in accordance with that i deal .

Attendant to the ideal of service is courage---not physi cal courage, for never i n the history of police departments have pol i cemen ever been charged with exhi bi ting physical coward i ce. Moral courage makes it pos­sibl e for pol i c emen to depart from old traditions in the face of professional ridicul e and publ i c scepti Cism to experiment with new i deas and i nventions . The use of the Hol lerith Tabulator , the l i e detector , fingerprinting and simi lar sc i enti f i c instruments or methods are evidence of moral forti tude on the part of some pol i ce off i cial of the p8.st . Pol i cemen exhibit moral courage by standing for the ri ght, even unto death if that is necessary.

An i ntegral part of service is the spirit of tol eranc e . No country, institution , or has a monopoly on Truth, and recognition of thi s should command inte l l igent pol i ce off i cers to respect, the other man I s poi nt of view . The pol i ceman who , i n his own opinion , is always correct, i s proverbi a l ly the man who is most always wrong by actual observation . Pol i ce­men are parti cularly required to have sympathy for, and interest in , the other policemanls point of view, attitude , and opinion. Such a man has gain­ed an estimation of the meagreness of knowl edge even in its total ity .

Each year new discoveries are made , wider fields of thought ex­plored . The greatest sc ientific men of thi s age have tol erance for the oth­er manls view , be cause they know that knowl edge is inf inite . Their attitude thus assures the betterment of world conditions: Aga in, tol erance for the other manls re l i gious bel i ef i s a personal obl i gation i nasmuch as each manls own be lief is his road to Heaven. The pol i ceman must be imbued with these i deals of service because Man and the fate of mankind become his chief in­terest in l i fe , upon his i nduction i nto pol i ce work . The service ideal aspires to the personal atta inment of knowledge , ---the guiding princ ipl e be­ing joy and pl ea.sure i n l earning. This motivates the pol i c eman to delve profoundly into the theory and practi ce of deal ing with human be i ngs, as i n­dividual s and as groups. His search i nto natural , biological and soc ial sc i­ences i s an eternal quest for that clue whi ch , i f found , wil l aid the pol i ce­man in deal ing more inte l l igently with his fel l ow men. With this spirit of sci entif i c understanding, he accords to the l owly IIbum , II drink-sodden and

covered with vermin, that degree of sympathy and consideration to which that unwilling weakling is entitled as tb¾ victim of the immutable laws of his inheritance or of environment. Why do some human beings kill, others steal, and still others commit the many varieties of sex offenses?---These answers can only be known by the policeman who seeks knowledge in all fields related intimately or remotely to the task at hand, penetrating that realm wherein may be found the means liO live a more abundant life. Offenders, complain­ants, witnesses, prosecutor and judge are all human beings. Accordingly, the poli¿eman must intimately know the factors underlying human behavior if he hopes to succeed in his chosen profession.

Associated with the ideal of service is the spirit of optimism. No group of men have a finer opportunity to spread the gospel of good cheer than the policemen of today. They come in contact with every phase of hu­man suffering, and if they add to the gloom that surrounds them, they are unfitted for the duties they are expected to perform. Policemen must ever look forward with confidence and certainty to the day when man shall real­ize his spiritual potentialities, and here, spiritual is used in its broad­est sense. Policemen may look forward with certainty to the period when service will conquer selfishness; when joy, peace, good will, rule the heart and mind. The personali ty beams in that individual who possesses an undi­luted spirit of optimism.

The spirit of creativeness is always present in the ideal of service. With this spirit the policeman may not let things remain as they are. He is forced by an impulse over which there is no control, to do his share in making the world a better place to live in. Policemen in the ser­vice today are like a connecting link between those who follow, and those who have gone before. Whatever has been worthily and constructively done, must be carried on in this spirit of creativeness, and in addition thereto, policemen will add to that which has been accomplished so that those who follow should be better able to serve, passing on to them the best of to­day, so that they may improve the future. Since all humans differ, one from the other, this creative and constructive force will manifest itself in every aspect of police service.

Inseparable frOID the ideal of service is the spirit of sacri­fice, which in the last analysis must always remain a spiritual offering. Men who enter the police department should be informed in advance that there is no material wealth possible in their chosen profession. Men who expect to become weal thy should be advised to enter another field. Policemen can­not be concerned with material possessions if they have the true spirit of sacrifice. They cannot pursue their calling for wealth or fame for these are not to be found in this branch of government. They must be willing to fore-,. go many of the pleasures of social life because of their connection with the police force. If they have the true spirit of sacrifice, their pleasures will be derived from their labors. There are today thousands of men who are not getting the salary that they should receive; but they are just as devot­ed to their task, and to the people they serve, as any human being could be devoted to any worthy cause.

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All ied with the ideal of s ervice is the spiri t of humil i ty . The right type of pol iceman is ever mindful of the d i gn i ty of pol ice service , and i s fully aware at all t imes of the respons ibi l i ty and privilege of ser­vice and all of i ts i mpl ications. Merely serv ing the people , cashing the pay check at the end of the month and doing a good turn dai ly , is not enough . Pol icemen mus t give constant thought to the various unwri tten dut i e s and al-· ways be eager to ful f i l l the ir obl igations.--Not those obl i gations that can be commanded by rul e s and regulations , but that free will offering tha t can never be commanded , but i s soul giving .

Rum i l i ty has been defined as being humble i n spiri t , free from arrogance and egotism . No pol iceman can be arrogant , and no pol iceman can be an egot ist , and surely every pol iceman mus t be humble in spi r i t , for the work that he does must always be done in gentle modesty and self-effacement, and wi thout hope of reward save the consciousnes s of a duty wel l done .

I n mentioning the ideal of service , the mind instantly reverts to the spi r i t of perseverance , becaus e i n pol ice service , "holding-on" i n the face o f defeat and against overwhelming odds , require s a perseverance that admits of no defeat . Even though failure s e ems inevi table the spirit of perseverance will dri ve the pol iceman on . Suffice for him that the ob­j ective be atta ined . Regardle ss of obstacles , hardship, suffering, ridicule, and pain he will unf l i nchingly carry-on w i th a tenaci ty that assures suc­cess and will ul timately dominate the s i tuation regardless of i ts difficul­t i es .

The i deal of s e rvice also i ncludes the spiri t of integr i ty . Wi thout that qual i ty of moral soundness , pol ice departments or pol ice offi­cials do not command the respect of the communi ty . The pol iceman who takes peanuts from the s tand of a peanut peddler is no less criminal than is the grafter , gangster or racketeer who steals mill ions . He who i s di shonest or unrel iable in any particular has no place in any branch of pol ice s e rvice. With integri ty everything i s possible , wi thout this priceless attribute of character the pol iceman is doomed to fai lure in his chosen profession . The spi r i t of integri ty comprehends , al so , the obl i gation of the pol iceman to deal fairly with superiors and subordi nates alH:e; there will be no decep­t ion of e i ther by the possessor of this virtue . The violation of a single promise made by a pol iceman reflects upon the integr i ty of the entire organ­ization . Every agreement entered i nto with another , regardless of the sta­tion of the individual , is inviolate and mus t be kept as faithfully as a con­tract protected by a bond . One need not be fearful that a pol iceman w i l l resort t o sharp pract ices or dece i t i f h e has integr i ty . Especially does thi s apply to the members of the criminal fratern i ty . They know , when they are prosecuted by dependable pol icemen , that these off i ci als will introduce not only that evidence which is l ikely to convict them but will present to the court all of the informat ion gathered, irrespective of whether i t i s for or aga inst the defendant . Truthfulness in all its impl ications i s an in­separabl e part of i ntegr ity , and thi s spirit should dominate and d irect the thoughts , feel ings , and act ions of every member of a pol ice organizat ion.

Finally, in the ideal of service there is the spirit of friend­

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shi p . --The type of f r iendship that radiates happiness, kindly humor, friend­l iness , and conf idence in each other. Wherever pol icemen possess thi s spi r­i t of friendship , there i s less discord, less gloominess, l e ss mental de­pres s ion and misunderstanding in pol ice departments than i s to be found in any other walk of l ife. The policeman who has thi s spir i t of f r iendship will f ind, as he passes on hi s way that he will impart thi s spir i t to all with whom he may come in contact; the poor , the down-and-outer , the lowly and the rich , the good and the bad. Of him it can be t ruly said , as by a l i ttle Japanese in referring to Patrolman Riley of the Los Angeles Pol ice DeparT-­ment, "He i s like the sun; he shines all the t ime with his smiles and fri end­l ines s . "

The ideal of s ervice i s not the s imple type of s ervice ordina­r i ly thought of by unthinking persons, but i s of i tself a great sun , around which revolve many planet s , al l be ing important in perfect ing the constella­t ion . Therefore , the pol iceman who has the ideal of service as here con­ce ived , i s certain to rai s e the l evel of the organizat ion to which he i s at­tached and improve the character of the community that he s e rve s .

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT · APPLICANTS

The purpose of the art icles publ i shed in the FBI Law Enforcement Bullet i ns of November and December, 1936, and January , 1937, in regard to the use of the word "APPLICANT" was to insure search of appl icant prints taken on the Bureau's personal ident ification f ingerpr int form and has no bearing whatever on criminal pr ints which are all searched against the crim­inal f il e s.

In some instances prints on the Bureau's criminal f ingerprint form have been rece ived in its Ident i f ication Divis ion reflect ing a current criminal charge as well as the notati on "APPLICANT . "

Contr ibutors are urged t o make a distinction between f ingerpr int cards submi tted in the case s of appl icants and thos e forwarded for the pur­pos e of furnishing criminal records . I t i s suggested that to avoid confu­sion in this respect contr ibutors use the pe rsonal ident.ifica t ion f i nger­print form with the word "APPLICANT" indicated thereon by s tamp or in some di s t inc"tive manner. Upon reque s t , the Bureau will furnish appropriate sup­pl i e s of personal ident ification fingerprint forms to be used in subm i t ting finger impress ions of appl icants.

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FBI NATIONAL POLICE ACADEMY (Fourth Session)

The fourth s ess i on of t.he FBI Nati onal Police ACJl,o.emy was begun on January 11,1937, at the FBlis Washington, D . C . , headquarters w i th thi r­ty-four s elected representative s of municipal. county and s tate law enforce­ment organizati ons present .

The following organizations and tha officials representing them are attending the Academy's f ourth s e s s i on:

Barrett, Forbes Decker, Warren H . Eidam, Robert E . Falkenrath, Sherman Ford, Bryan E. Frederick, Robert J . , Jr. Gillespie, E. M. Hammond, Lowell W . Hansen, Edward B . Hansen, Wilbur R . Huber, Joseph G . Huchingson, R . V . Ki rven, W. C . Leary, John V . Lineberry, Stanhope Lobley, Carl R . Mayforth, Jesse Moore, Jim McAuli ffe, James S . O'Connor, Edward J . Pippin, John Rodman, Kenneth C. Sears, Carl Shaw, Ora J. Smi th, Vaughn R. Sorenson, Fred M . Still, Frank Sullenberger, William H. Swi ter, Stanley W. Terry, Eugene L. Thalacker, Arthur Warren, Henry E. Whi tmer, H. A. Woods, Charles E.

Hoquiam, Washington, Police Department West Hartford, Connecticut, Police Department

Athens, Georgia, Police Department Salt Lak& C i ty, Utah, Police Department

Rochester, New York, Police Department Allentown, Pennsylvania, Police Department

Blackwell, Oklahoma, Police Department Greenville, S outh Carolina, Police Department St. Louis County, Minnes ota, Sheriff's Office

Racine, Wi scons in, Police Department Elgin, Ill inoiS, Police Department

Lakeland, Florida, Police Department Sumte r, South Carolina, Police Department WQ,terbury, Connecticut, Police Department

Charlotte, North Carolina, Police Department Bangor, Maine, Police Department

Nassau County, New York, Police Albany, Georgia, Police Department

Montgomery County, Maryland, Police Butte, Montana, Police Department

Visalia, California Police Department East Providence, Rhode Island, Police Department

Rutland, Vermont, Police Department Blmore County, Idaho, Sheriff's Office

Plymouth, Michigan, Police Department Box Elder County, Utah, She ri ff's Office

Wise County, Virginia, Sheriff's Off ice Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Police Department

Mas s illon, Ohi o, Police Department Albany County, Wyoming, She riff's Off ice

Westchester County, New York, Parkway Police Tacoma, Washington, Police Department

South Bend, Indiana, Police Departmont Elmwood Park, Illino i s. Police Department

The f i rs t s e s s i on of the FBI Nati onal Police Academy was initi­ated on July 29, 1935, and, from the prior s e s s i ons of the Academy, e i ghty­one carefully s elected law enforcement off icers, repres ent ing he same num­ber of police organizat i ons in thirty-nine s tates and one terri tory have been awarde d diplomas cert ifying that they have satisfactorily completed the course of training.

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In tho process of se lecting the of ficers to attend the Academy,

ons of the primary considerations in det ermining '&116 identity of the offi­ci l llO is to take the course of training is his ability to receive the in­struction 8.11d "then return ::'0 ilis own depC'.l'tf118nt and give the benefic. of his t.n:ti ning and expel"lence to the othel' hl6mbers of his law enforcement, ol'gani­zation. The student receives training in the fo llowing general types of in­struction: Scientific and Technical Usages; Statistics, Records and Report Wcitirg; Firearms Training and First ii ; Investigations, Enforcement , and ReguJ.atory Procedure; Tes' s and PnJ.Ctical ExpEu'ience; tion and Or­

ganiza tion; and spe cial instl'uctio11 in (.118 method.s of organizing police training schools and instructing law enfolcemant officials.

The Scientific, Toclmical Laboratory, Fingerprint Identifica­tion, Statistical; Investigative and Training School facil i ties and equip­ment of tho Federal Bureau of Investig Gion will be available and utilized throughout the covrse.

TIle enthusiastic l'ec6pLion of this course of training by lay>, en­forcement officers of both state and loc l jurisdictions and the large num­ber of 8.pplications and inquiries whic'1 have been receiv ed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation concerning the course indicate quite clearly pro­gressive attitude on the part of those ongdgei in the profession of law en­forcement. The FBi, for a numbe14 of YGa rs , bas i?.fforded instruction to its newly appointed S peci al Agents before t 0y ontc r upon their duties as inves­tigators. This training has been found both necessary and econowical, al­though the Special Agent is, in moat, in:::tJ.. .ce:=;, ei ttLer a law sc hool graduate

or 8.n expert accountant. It 1ikewi se been found. eco'1olT·i cal and concluci ve to a higher standard of efficipncy for the Special Agen s to be returned to Washington at periodic intervals f014 course", of retraining in order t118.t they may be l{ept up to do;i:.e, no t only as to new laws wiiic11 tl1ey :ce callE:d upon to enforce but as to nEm and scientific iIietllods and '(,echniques which

have boen developed in the I rt and science of law enforcement.

EXPLANATION OF FBI NUMBERS

1 t has been called to the a tten tion of the Feden',l Bureau of Investigation tba t t1:lere exists a question in t.lle minds of some of the

c;ontri butors of fingerprints as to v:'ny .10 FBI number appears on an abstract o f record shee t advj.sing that no record app011.rs in the Identification Di­vision files of the Bureau.

When e current fingerprint CClyd is received in the Bureau, it is tl e practiCe to assign an }'B1 nUffieer only wI,en the Identification Di vi­SIon files contaIn some previous record of the subject, such as additional fingerprint cards or criminal data.

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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

As we have pr'ogre ss ed i n the detect i on of crime and the suc­cessful prosecuti on of cri minals , the law enforcement officer's familiarity wi th the rules of evidence has begun to be cons i de red one of his valued qualificati ons .

There are t imes Wlen the inves ti gat ing officer f inds s ome uncer­tainty in h i s mind as to the acceptability of certain kinds of evidence in the courts. Particularly does th i s occur when the officer weighs in h i s mind the admi s s ibility and effect iveness of ci rcumstant ial evidence .

There i s probably nothing more misunderstood than ci rcums tantial evidence . There has been much controversy, which undoubtedly i s traceable to sentimentali ty, about convict ing a pers on upon circumstantial evidence . Unless the investigator unders tands the rules concerning evidence he will f ind himself confused and w i th doubts i n his own mind as to the value of cir­cumstantial evidence . This can result only i n lack of directnes s in h i s in­ves tigation and the failure to preserve and develop the very evidence that may be needed to properly prosecute a cas e .

For the purpose of aiding in clearing up tl1e misunderstandings of circulilstantit:'.l evidence, we can divide evidence into two types , di rect and circumstant ial . As s tated in U. 8. v. Greene, 146 Fed . 803 l1Direct and

evidence diffei' merely in the i r logical relat i on to the fact in issue . Evidence as to the exi s tence of the facts i s direct . Circumstan­tial eviuence i s composed of facts which rai s e a logical inference as to the exi s tence of the fact i n issue. 11 Ot' let us pres ent i t this way: Direct evi­dence of a cr ime is evidence 01' testimony given by an eyewitne s s , his own knowledge of the fact about which he i s testifying . (The criminal law in­cludes in thi s ca egory confess i ons I admi s s i ons of the accus ed and dying declara· ions . ) Circumstantial evidence cons i s ts of proven facts frolD which a j ury may infer by proces s of reasoning , or deduction according to the com­mon experience of mankind that the accus ed commi tted a certa in crime .

The nece s s i ty of frequent resort to ci rcumstantial evidence to prove guilt in a criminal proceeding i s apparent in the very nature of things . A criminal will endeavor to perform his acts in secrecy . His move­ments are s o planned as to avoid an eyewi tnes s ever observing him or any of his acts in the cO ll i s s i on of a cr ime. Naturally he chooses a time and occa­s i on which favor his concealment, s edulously scheming to render detect i on im­possible . I n such cas e s there can be no di rect evidence 8S there will in all probability be no eyewi tnesses, If circumstant ial evidence were to be exclud­ed in s uch cas e s , the major i ty of criminals would certainly go unpuni shed .

Chi ef Just ice Gibson in Commonwealth v. Harml:1-l1 , 4 Pa . 269, 271, dealing w i th the sugges t ion t,hat s ince the evidence against the accused was only ci rcumstanti al and consequently ent i tled to inferior credi , if any at all, ve ry ably answers the content i on bringing out the value and recogni­t i on of ci rcums tant ial evidence , s tat ing : "Ci rcumstantial evidence i s , in the

" abstract, nearly, though perhaps not altogether, as s trong as pos i tive

attention.

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evidence; in the concrete, it may be infinitely stronger. A fact positive­

ly sworn to by a single eyewitness of blemished character is not satisfac­torily proved as is a fact which is the necessary consequence of a chain of other facts sworn to by many witnesses of undoubted credibility. All evi­dence is more or leso circumstantial, the difference being only in the de­gree; and it is sufficient for the purpose when it excludes disbelief. Cer­tain cases of circumstantial proofs to be found in the books, in which in­nocent persons were convicted, have been pressed on your These, however, are few in number and they occurred in a period of some hundreds of years. They are constantly referred to in capital trials to frighten juries into a belief that there shou] if be no conviction on merely circum­stantial evidence. But the law exacts a conviction wherever there is legal evidence to show the prisoner I s gui 1t beyond a reasonable doubt; and cir­cumstantial evidence is legal evidence.1I

That circumstantial evidence is legal evidence is accepted law and cannot be denied. The hue and cry that is raised condemning circumstan­tial evidence is an effort to make the jury believe that the use of circum­s ²antial evidence takes odvantage of t,he accused and does not safeguard his rights.

So that the investigator may have no uncertainties in his own mind as to whether the accused I s rights are adequately protected when the prosecution is depending upon circumstantial evidence it might be well to discuss bdefly the relative safeguards agtl,inst error as offered by direct evidence and circumstantial evidence.

In Cownonwealth v. Webster, 59 Mass. (5 Cush.) 295 , a leading Massachusetts case the relative advanteees or safeguards of direct and cir­cumstantial evidence are pointed out by Chief Justice Shaw: "The advantage of positive evidence is that it is the direct testimony of a witness to the fact to be proved. Who, if he speaks the truth, saw it done; and the only question is whether he is entitled to belief. The disadvantage is that the witness may be false and corrupt and that the case may not afford the means of detecting his falsehood. 11 In discussing circumstantial evidence the judge s ³ated: "The advantages al'e: that, as the evidence commonly comes from sev­eral witnesses and· different sources, (J, chain of circumstances is less like­ly to be falsely prepared and arr8,nged and falsehood and per jury are more likely to be de´ected and fail in their pvrpose." The advantages and pro­tection afforded the accused in the use of circumstantial evidence is well expressed by Jones, in Vol. 1 Sec. 10 of his commentaries on Evidence: "In­deed, it has been many times observed that strong circumstantial evidence of crimes committed in secret, as happens in the majority of offenses, is t,he most satisfactory of any to point to the guilt of the accused, for men may be seduced to perjury by many base motives, to which the secret nature of the offense may sometimes afford a temptation; but it can scarcely hap­pen that many circumstances, especially if they be such over which the ac­cuser could have no control, forming together the links of a transaction, should all unfortunately concur to fix the presumption of guilt on an in­dividual, and yet such a conClusion be erroneous."

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No capable investigating officer would be satisfied with the mere statement of one individual that he had seen the accused fire upon kill the victim. He would not rest his case there. This, however, would be direct evidence. But if we WAre to depend on direct evidence of this type we could not help but question the veracity of the witness. Did he have a reason for pinning the guilt upon the accused or did he possibly, honestly believe his accusation although he has been mentally tricl<ed by some mis­perception. To insure justice to the aocused it would be incumbent upon the

officer to search for the fingerprints of the accused upon the wea.pon used in the killing; the fatal bullet would be examined to determine its similar­ity to a test shot fired from the weapon, to prove scientifically by fire­arms identification that the fatal shot had been fil-ed by 'Óhe weapon on which the accused's fingerprints were found. None would say that evidence of this type was prejudic:ed or intended to deny accused of any of his rights. Yet thjs is clearly in the field of cirCUffib ajltial evidence. True Ôhis example is extremely simple but the S8.me process follows in complex cases. This type of evidence is being favored more and more. It is elsa for this reason that scientific processes are coming into prominence in investigating The

clever criminal plans his crime to avoid the possibilities of developing di­rect evidence in so far as is posoible, however, circumstantial evidence un­wittingly left at the crime scene, impersonally, witho1J.t the pOGsibDities of human error and prejUdice speaks of his acts scientifically. The latent fingerprint, a strand of rope, a blood stain, all circumstantial and yet the success that has so far been acl1ieveu ose worldng along these lines should inspire law enforcement officers to make full use of the facilities which the crime laboratory is placing at their disposal.

It has not been the purpose of this short comment to go complete­ly into the realm of the extensive law pertaining to direct and circumstan­

tial evidence in all of its ramifications, but it is hoped that the investi­gator may have had cleared in his rrind some of those points which may have disturbed him when thinking of evidence in relation to its acceptance by court and jury.

It may well be stated that circumstantiÕl evidence is often bet­ter and more convincing than other evidence. It is equally truo that where circ\.\ms·Öantial evidence is pl'e-erninent that the officer shoulCl 1;e most care­ful. A set of circumstances can too easily be made to fit an accepted theo­ry. The investigator should constantly guard against the danger of forming a pn)concei ved theory and make· every effort to preserve an open mind to as­sure of a proper investigation of the case on hand.

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PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT · R IMINAL H I STORY RECORDS

As has been s tated previ ously , i t i s the des ire of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to recei ve i n i ts Ident i f icat i on Divi s i on , at the t ime any current fi ngerpri nt record i s submitted by a law enforcement agency , spec i f i c i nformation as to any known criminal record , and particularly , spe­cific adv i ce as to a known exi s t i ng FBI file number .

In the exam i nation of current f i ngerprint cards bei ng received i n the Bureau ' s Ident ificat i on D i v i s i on , the Bureau empl oyees have noted that frequently the "addi t i onal cr i m i n-? l h i s tory column" appeari ng on the back thereof i s not executed where apparently the contributor of the pr int has knowledge of a previous cri m i nal h i story . It i s noted al so that i n s ome ins tances thi s column i s f i l led w i th a large amount of addi t ional cr i m i nal data whi ch have been reported to the Bureau prev iously and whi ch have been reported to the contr i butor .

I t i s des i red to po i n t out that the mere i nd i cation i n the " ad­di tional cr i minal h i s tory column" of the FBI f i le number would provide the Bureau w i th i nformat i on concern i ng the previous record concern i ng a known previous cr i m i nal record and , at the same time , the entry of thi s i nforma­tion i n the cri m i nal history column on the back of a fingerprint card would enable any contri butor to d i spense w i th the need of quoti ng a lengthy record . The Bureau i s offeri ng thi s suggest ion i n the i nterest of mak i ng certain that the FBI f i le number is furn i shed wherever ava i lable and further to d i spense wi th the need of unnecessary entries ','{hi eh some contri butors have submi ttecl i n the pas t .

I t i s des ired to po i n t out in connection w i th the foregoing that when the FB I f i l e does not i nclude all cri m i nal history known to the contr i b­utor , the contributi ng official should spec i fy the add i t i onal criminal rec ­ord .

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT • QUESTIONABLE PATTERNS

S i nce i t i s the bel i ef of the Federal Bureau of Inves tigation that a more un i form i n terpretat i on of ques tionable fi ngerpr i n t patterns by ident i f i cati on officers i s highly des i !ÀÁle , beg i nn i ng w i th the Apr i l , 1936 , i s sue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bul let i n there was started a series of d i s ­cus s i ons of questionable patterns i n whi ch there was set forth the i n terpre­tat i on accorded such patterns i n the Identification Divis i on of the Bureau .

Wherever pos s ible , the Federal Bureau of Inve s t i gation w i l l uti lize a questionable or referenceable f i nger i mpress i on i n connecti on w i th the fug i t i ve notations appear i ng i n the FBI Law Enforcement Bul let i n to i l -­lustrate fUrther the Bureau ' s interpretati on of questionable patterns . Be­ginning with the March , 1937 , i s s ue of the Bul let i n such patterns w i l l be reproduced as the s i ngle finger i mpress ions appear i ng i n connection w i th these notati on s . The preferential clas s i f i cations , ref leoti ng the interpre­tat ions accorded them i n the Bureau ' s Identification Divi s ion , wi l l be in­d i cated . Interpretat i ons which m i ght be g iven these pattern s by some iden­tifi cation offi cers w i l l be shown by the reference clas s ifica t i ons .

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A QUESTI ONABLE PATTERN

In the preceding i s sue of the FBI Bul l e t i n, there was publi shed a pattern of the que s t i onable plain arch - tented arch gr oup, whi ch due to the angular format i on, was clas s i f ied as a tented arch .

Reproduced below i s a contrast ing example whi ch i s given the prefe rence of a plain arch for f i l ing purpos es .

I t wi l l be noted that in the c¡nter of th i s f ing¢rprint, ridge "X" bifurcates at points A and B . The format i on at thes e points i s caused by the bifurcation of ri dge "X" and not by the me et ing of two separate ridges as was the case in the impre s s ion publ i shed £n the January 1937 i s sue . For thi s reason the pattern i s given the preference of a plain arch by the Iden­t i f i cation Divi s ion of thi s Bureau .

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BONES AIDING I N IDENTIFICATION OF UNKNOWN DEAD

W . K . Merr i l l , District Ranger , Wawona , Cal ifornia , has adv i sed the FBI of an interesting ident i f i cati on of an unknown dead person by Rang­e rs of Yos emite Nat i onal Park and the Berkel ey Pol ice Department .

Whi l e on a reconna i s sance i n February , 1934 , Ass i s tant Chi ef Ranger Wegner and Park Forester Ernst found s everal p i ec e s of what loolced l ike human bones in the talus s l ope of Half Dome , e levation 8852 feet . The bones were taken to headquarters where they were at f irst thought to be the rema ins of Godfrey Wondroselc of Chi cago , a man reported to have been lost in thi s regi on the year before .

I t was a month later before snow had mel ted suff i c i ently for Rangers to make a thorough search of the secti on where the bones had been found . I nve s t i gat i on d i s c losed that parts of bones and cl othing were s cat­tered for a di stance of a quarter of a m i l e pe rhaps by coyotes and bears . A be l t with the initial "H" on the buckle was found along with a wal l e t that conta i ned no ident i f i cation . All ident i f i cation marks had been removed from the c l othing . However , back under a huge overhanging rock an overcoat was di scovered w i th a t imetabl e in one of the pockets . The t ime table was dated September 21 , 1 930 , and had a penc i l check mark i ndicat ing that the party had evidently taken the 1 1 : 30 p . m . train from the Ferry Bui lding i n San Fran c i s c o for Yosemi te .

The Chi ef Ranger ordered that the jawbone be taken to the res i ­dent dent i s t , Dr . Davi e s , who determined that the bone belonged to a man be­tween the age of twenty-three and twenty-f ive year s . Pol i c e Departments in the Bay region were not i f i ed of the discovery and in less than twenty-four hours the Berke l ey Po l i ce not i f i ed that thei r f i l e s showed that a young man by the name of Vincent V. Herkomer , age twenty- three , Univer s i ty of Cal i for­nia s tudent , had been mi s s i ng from Berke l ey s ince October , 1930 .

The father of thi s boy was not i f i ed and he came to Yosemite wher e h e ident i f i ed the belt and clothing as having belonged to his son . Mr . Her­komer stated that his son had been suffering from severe head pains shortly before h i s disappearance and he bel i eved that h i s son had commi tted sui c ide .

A N N O U N C E M E N T

I n the May , 1936 , i s sue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bul l e t i n there was publ i shed an art i c l e w i th a n i l lus trat ing photograph , relating the ident i f i cat i on of a skel eton through f i ngerprints .

W . K . Merri l l , U . S . Park Ranger , who submi tted thi s i nteresting case to the FBI has advised the Bureau that numerous po l i ce and ident i f i ca­t i on off i cers have requested him to furni sh them with prints of the ske l eton . Repr ints o f thi s art i c l e and photograph of the ske l eton have been prepared and may now be obtained by addressing the Dire ctor , John Edgar Hoover , Fed­e ral Bureau of I nvestigat i on , Uni ted States Department of Justice , Washi ng­ton , D. C.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRIME AND KINDRED SUBJECTS (Cont i nued f r om January I s sue o f F B I L aw Enf orcement Bul l e t i n)

P O L I C E A DM I N I ST R AT I O N

Pol i ce Procedure and Adm i n i s t ra t i on • • Author : C . C . H . Moriarity Pub l i she r : But terworth and C ompany , London , England , 1933 . ( Engl i sh pol ice methods , etc . )

S t a t e Organ i za t i ons for t he Apprehens i on of C r i m i na l s Comp i l ed for the Comm i s s i on on Criminal Apprehens i on of Minnes ota by i ts Research Commi ttee , 1 930 . ( A s tudy of s tate pol i ce forces )

Sco t l and Ya rd • • Author : Geol'ge Dilnot Publ i sher : Geoffrey Ble s , London , England , 1929 . ( Its h i story and organization )

The EngJ i sh Pol i ce · · Author : E . H . Glover Publ i sher : Pol i ce Chroni cle , London , England , 1 934 . ( I ts origin and development )

Po l i ce Adm i n i s t ra t i on i n Bos t on · - Author : Leonard V . Harri s on Publ i sher : Harvard University Press , Cambridge , Mass . , 1934 .

Scot l and Yllrd and t he Met rovol i hm Pol i ce · · Author : J . F . Moylan Publ i sher : G . P . Putman ' s Sons , Ltd . , Hew York , New York , 1929 .

C r i me and t he Sta t e Po l i ce 0 0 Authors : August Vollmer and Alfred E . Parker Publ i sher : Bureau of Publ i c Admini stration , Univers i ty of Cal i for­nia , Berkeley , Cal ifornia , 1935 .

The Pol i ce and Modern Soc ' e l Y o . Author : August Vollmer Publ i sher : Bureau of Publ i c Admin i s trat i on , University of Cal i for­nia , Berkeley , Cal iforni a , 1 936 .

Po l i ce Organ i za t i on • • Author : August Vollmer and M i l ton Chernin Publ i sher : Bureau of Publ i c Administrat i on , Univers i ty of Cal ifor­nia , Berkel ey , Cal ifornia .

The Federa l Bureau of Inves t i ga t i OIl I ssued by : The Federal Bureau of I nvestigation , 25 pp . ( grati s ) ( a descriptive booklet )

The Se l ec t i on and Tra i n i ng of Persollne l I s sued by : The Federal Bureau of Investigati on , 35 pp . ( grat i s )

C R I M I N AL L AW AN D P R O C E D U R E

C r i me and the C r i m i na l Law i n the Un i t ed State o . Author : HGl,rry Best Publ i sher : The MacM i llan Company , New York , New York , 1930 . ( cons idered primari ly in the i r present day aspects )

I nv"st i ga t i oi1

publ i shel :

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Crimina l Law · · Author : William L . Clarke Publ i sher : Wes t Publ i shing Company , St . Paul , Minnesota .

The Law of Arre.st • • Author : John G . Hawley Publ i sher : T . H . Fl ood and Company , Chi cago , I l l inoi s , 1919 .

Our C r i m i na l Cour t s · · Author : Raymond Moley Publ i sher : Minton , Bal ch and Company , 1930 . ( concerning criminal 1;;1.17 admin i stration in the Uni ted States )

The Law of Arres t • • Author : Harvey Cortlandt Vood'Jees Publ i sher : Littl e , Erown , and Company , Boston , Massachuse "tts 1915 .

Recent Federa l Cr i me B i l l s ( Mimeographed) I s sued by : The Federal Bureau of Investigat i on , 24 pp . , 1936 . ( grat i s )

CR I M I N A L I N V E S T I GA T I O N

C r im iuI1 1 • • Author : J . Collyer Adam Publ i sher : Swee t and Maxwell , London , England , 1924 . ( Textbook for criminal i nvestigators )

Ttle Pol i ceman • • Author : Cornel ius F . Cahalane E . P . Dutton and Company , New York , New York , 1931 .

( Rule s of conduct for pol i c emen )

The Po l i celDl1il ' s Maii\la l • • A1..<thol' : George Fle tcher Chandl e r ( revi sed 1930 ) Publ i sher : Funk and We.gnalls Company , New York , New York .

C r i m i na l I!1vest i ga t i ol: • • Author : Charles VI . Fri cke Publ i she r : O . W . Smi th , Los Angeles , Cal ifornia . ( Inves t i gat ion of cr iminal case s )

Keys t o C rookdom • • Au" hor : George C . Hende rson Publ i sher : D . Appleton c;md Company , New York , New York , 1924 . ( Methods whi ch define the criminal by showing him i n operat i on )

The Man Hunters · · Author : Mel ville Davisson Post Publ i she r : J . H . Sears and Company , Inc . , 1926 . ( Sc i enti f i c criminal i nvestigat i on )

Wha t Pol i cemen Shou l d Know . • Author : James J . Skehan Publ i sher : The Pol i c e J ournal , New York , New York , 1 934 .

Modem C r i m i na l Inves t iga t ion · · Author : Harry Soderman and J ohn J . O ' Connell Publ i sher : Funl{ and Wagnalls Company , New York , New York , 1935 . ( Criminal i nvest igati on )

Traf f i c Of f i cer ' s Tra i n ing Manua l · · Author : Clarence P . Ta.ylor Publ i sher : Nat i onal Safety Counc i l , Chi cago , I l l inoi s , 1930 .

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F I R E A R M S

Shoot i ug • • Author : J . Henry F i tzgera1d Publ i sher : G . F . Book Company , Hartford , Connect i cut , 1930 .

J) i stol and Revol ver SIlOot i ng • • Author : A . L . A . HilDmelwr i gh·� Publ i sher : The MacMi llan Company , New York , New York , 1928 .

I D E N T I F I C A T O N

L e ga l M e d i c i n e

Labora tory Manua l for the Det ec t i on of Po i sons Authors : Autenri e th and Warren Publ i sher : P . BlakJs ton ' s Son and Company , Ph i ladelphia , Penn­sylvania , 1928 . ( 6th Ameri can ed l t i on )

Forens i c Chem i s t ry and C r i m i na l Inves t i ga t i on • • Author : A . Lucas Publ i sher : Edward Arnold and Company , London , England , 1931 .

F l uorescence Ana l ys i s and U l t ra V i o l e t L i gh t • • Authors : Radley and Grant Publ i she r : O . Van Nos 'trand Company , New York , New York , 1933 .

Recent Advllllces i n Forens i c Med i c ine • • Authors : Smi th and Glai ster Publ i sher : P . B1ak i s ton ' s Son and Compl:I,ny , Phi ladelphilt . Pennsylvania , 1931 .

Bl ood Groups and B lood Trans ius i on • • Author : Alexander S . We i ner Publ i she r : Charles C . Thomas , Spr ingfield , I l l inoi s , 1935 .

Lega l Med i d ne and Tox icology · · Author : Ralph W . Webster Publ i she r : W . B. Saunders Company , 1930 .

?hantast i cll • Narco t i c and St i mu l a t i ng Drugs • • Author : Lou i s Lewin

Publ i sher : KegaJ. , Paul , Trench , Trubner and Company , Broadway House , London , England .

D O C U M E N T S

Ames Oll Forgery • • Author : Dani e l T . Ames Publ i sher : Ame s Roll inson Company , New York , 1900 .

Contes t ed Document s and Forge r i es • • Author : F . Brewster Publ i sher : The Book Company , Lt.d . , Calcutta , 1932 .

For t y Centur i es of Ink • - Author : David N . Carvalho Publ i sher : Banks Publi shing Company , New York , New York , 1904 .

D i sputed Handwr i t i ng • • Autho r : Je rome Buell Lavay Publ i she r : Harvard Book Company , Ch i cago , I l l inoi s , 1909 .

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C I ass i f i cat i on and Ident i f i ca t i on o f IIandwr i t ing Authors : C . D . Lee and R . A . Abbey Publ i sher : D . Appleton and C ompany , New York , New York , 1922 .

Documen t s and The i r Sc i en t i f i c Exam i n8 t ion Author : C . A insViorth Mi tche l l Publ i sher : Charles G r i f f i n a n d Company , L td . , London , England , 1922 . ( Fi r s t edi t i o n )

Inks, The i r Compos i t i on and Manufacture Authors : C . Ainsworth M i t chel l and T . C . Hepworth Publ i sher : Charles Gr i f f i n and Company , Ltd . , London . England : 1916 . ( Second edi t i o n )

Quest i oned Document s • • AU'�hor : Alber t S . Osborn Publ i sher : Boyd Printing Company , Albany , Hew York , 1929 .

Forged, Anonymous Bud Suspec ted Document s Author : Captain Arthur J. Qui rk e , B . A . Publ i sher : George Routl edge and Ltd . , London , England , 1930 . ( F i rs t ed i t i on )

Anonymous Le t ters Author : Robert Saudek Publ i sher : Metheun and Company , Ltd . . London . England , 1933 .

Expe r i ments w i th Handwr i t i ng Author : Robert Saudek _ .

Publ i sher : W i l l iam Morrow and Company , New York , New York , 1929 . ( Fi rs t edi t i on )

FINGERPR INTS

S i ng l e F i nger Prints . - Autho r : Harry Bat t l ey Publ i sher : H i s Maj e sty ' s Stati onery Off i c e , London , Eng . , 1930 .

F i nger Pr int Expert - - Author : Harold A . Frankel

Publ i sher : Gainor Pre s s , Phi lade lph i a , Pennsylvania , 1932 .

C l ass i f i cat i on and Uses of F i ngerpr i n t s Author : S i r E. R . Henry Publ i she r : H i s Maj esty ' s Stati onery Off i c e , London , Eng . , 1 928 .

The F i nger Pr int Inst ruc tor Author : Frede r i ck Kuhne Publ i she r : Munn & Company , I nc . , New York , New York .

S i ng l e F i nger P r i n t Systenl Author : J . A . Larson Publ i she r : D. Apple ton and C ompany , New York , New York , 1924 .

( To be cont i nued i n the March 1 937 of the FBI La\\ Enforcemen t 3u l Iet i n )

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STANDARDIZED ABBREVIATIONS (C on t i nued f r om J anua r y I s sue o f F B I L a w En ! o r c em e n t Bu l l e t i n)

Driving away auto w i th out owner ' s permi s s i on Dr i ving car i ntox i cated Driving wh i l e d runk Dr i v i ng w i thout perm i t Drug 8,dd i c t Drugs Drunk Drunk and d i s o rderly Drunk and d i s orderly c onduct Due l l i ng Dwe l l i ng Dye r Act Dynami t i ng Dynam i t ing i nhab i t e d bui lding

E l e c t i on Laws

Embezzlement or embezz l ing Embezzlement by agent Embezzl emenT, by ba i l e e Endange r i ng Endange r ing l i fe or health of child Entering Enter ing , daytime Ente ring , n i ghtt ime Ent i c ing Ent i c ing fema l e s und e r age Ent i c i ng into immoral place Escaped Escaped conv i c t Escaping Es caping Federal cus tody Evad ing ra i l r oad fare Eva s i on o r evad ing

Evas i on of tax l aws Exam i nat i on Exhibi ting Explos ives Expos ing Expos ing his pers on Ext o r t i on

Fa i lure Fa i lure to answer summons Fa i lure to a s s i s t after caus i ng wreck Fa i lure t o obta i n l i cense or p e rm i t ( parad i ns ,

peddl ing , transport ing pas s engers , barbers , me rchant s . pawn shops . pool room , etc . )

D A A W o P D e l D Vi D

dr wo prmt D A

Drugs drk

D & D D 0: D C

duel dwl

Dye r A dyn

dyn i nh bldg

E I L ombz

embz by A embz by B

endang endang 1 or h of ch

ent E dt E nt

ent i c ent i c fern u age

ent i c i n i mm place e s c

e s c c onvt e 6 c g

es Fed cust ev rr f'are

e v ev Tax L

exam e xh exp e xp

exp p e r e x t

fa f a ans sum

fa a s s t aft caus wrk

fa to obt l i e or prmt

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Fa i lure to p rovide Fa i lure to provide for chi ld Fa i lure to p rovide for WlL e F;.J,i lure to report an acciJ ent Fai lure to report a felony Fai lure to serve l egal process Fa i lure to stop ano. rendel aid False Fal se f i re alarm False pol i c e alarm Fa.lse pre t enses Ffl,lse we i ghts and measures Fede ral Felonious or felony

assaul t Felonious assaul t or f i rearms Felonious d r i ving Felonious t11eft Felony warrant Fema l e F i c t i tious F i c t i t ious che cks F i c t i t ious l i c ense plates F i ghting F i i'earms F i rearms Act Flour ishing a deadly weapon Forf e i ture or forf e i ted Forged or forgery Forgery U . S . money orders Forging and passing Forging doctor ' s prescription Forging U . S . obl i gat i ons Forni cat ion Fraud Fraudul ent Fraudul ent instruments Fraudul ent r emoval of leased property Fraudul ent vot i ng Fraudul ently obtaining si gnature Frequent ing house of i l l fame 7urther hear i ng

Gambl i ng Gambl ing - cards Gambl ing dev i c es Gambl i ng - ri i e e Game laws Gene ral Gene ral p rinc iples

fa i l to prov fa i l prov for C fai l p rov for W

fa r ep acc fa rep fel

fa srv leg pro fa to ai0.

fls fls f i re ala

fls pol i c e ala fls P

fls VI & M

Fed fel

f e l A F A

f e l dr F T

Fel Wt f ern

f i ct F C ( or F i C )

f i c t l i e pI f gt ( or f ight )

F F A

f l D Vi for

forg F U S M 0

F & P F drs presc r i p

F U S obl i forn

f 1' f r'd

fr' I f r rem of L P

f r vot ing f r obt s i g

F H I F F H

gamb gamb c

gamb dev gamb d Game L

genl G P

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G iven hours G ove rnment G rand G rand l arc eny G rand theft Great bod i ly injury Gross cheat Gross indecency

Hab i tual Habi tual drunkard Ha rbor ing c r iminal s Har r i s on Har r i s on Nar c o t i c Act Health l aw Held t o Grand Jury H i ghway H i ghway robbery H i -jack ing Hobo Holdup Holdup with deadly weapon H op bead Hous ebreaking Hous ebreak i ng and larceny

I d l e I l l egal I l l egal c ohabi tat i on I l legal dent i s t ry I l legal f i shing I l legal prac t i c e of medic ine I l legal wear ing of l odge emblem I l l egal ly entering Uni ted States I l l egal ly wearing U . S . Navy uniform I l l i c i t I l l i c i t d i s t i l l ing Immoral Immoral enter�ainment I mpe rsonating or impersona t i on Impers onat ing an off icer Impe rsonat i on of U . S . off i c e r Improper state l i c ense Incendia,r i sm I nc e s t I ncorri gible o r incorrigibi l i ty Indecent I ndec ent c onduct Indecent exp o sure

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hdp D W H H H B

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I ndecent l iber t i e s i nd l i b I ndec ent l ibert i e s w i th minor child ind l ib M C I nde f i n i te i nd e f I ndet e rminate indet I nd i ans r nd i I nfamous i nfa. I nfamous c r ime aga i n s t natura i nfa C N Influence inf Injunc t i on i n j Inmate d i s o rde rly house l nm D H Instrument inst I nsuff i c i ent insuf I nsuff i c i ent funds insuf funds Intent int I n t e rf e r i ng interf Interfe ring w i th an off i c e r i nterf w 0 I nterf e r i ng w i th Fede ral Surveyor i nterf w Fed Burv I nterf e r ing with gas me t e r i nt e rf VI gas M I nternal Revenue Act lnt Rev A Interstate thef t 1 S T ( or I TH ) I n t e rs tate transporlJat l on o f pri z e f i ght f i lm P F F Int imidating Government wi tness int i m govt w i t I n t i mi dat i on o r i n t imida t i n g intin: Int i m idat i on of w i tn e s s intim of w i t I n t oxi cated o r i nt ox i cat i on intox Inve s t i gat i on inv Inve t e rate vagrancy inv vag Involuntary mans laught e r I M I s su i ng i s s I s su ing f raudulent i n s t ruments i s s f r r

Jail break i ng J l B J oy-rid ing J R

Keeping house of i l l fame K H I F Ki dnap i ng kdpg Ki l l K K i l l ing d e e r at n i ght l u l l deer nt

Larc eny L La rceny a f t e r trust L aft e r trus t Larceny by ba i l e e L by B Larceny by embezzl ement L by embz Larceny by i mpe rsona t i on L by i mp Larceny f rom automob i l e L f rom A Larceny f rom house L from H Larceny f r om interstave sh ipmen t L f r I S Larceny f rom person L from P

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Larceny from s tore L from S Larceny of automob i l e L of A Larceny on reservat i on L on resvn Larceny under $50 L u $50 Las civi ous las Leaving accident witt'yout reporting name L A W R N Leaving scene of acc ident Ivg acc i Lewd l e Lewd and dissolute L & D Lewd and indecent act L & ind act Lewd and lasc ivious L & L Lewd and lascivious c ohabi ation L & L cohab Libel l ib Liquor l iq Liquor Law L L Liquor nui sance L nuis Loitering l o i t ..-Lottety l ot Lottery-j oint l ot - j Lottery pol i cy wri ting lot pol wrtg Lottery t i ckets l ot tkts

Maim or malmlng M Maintaining me, in Maintaining bawdy house mai n B H Maintaining d i sorderly house main D H Mainta ining l iquor nui sance M L N ( or M L nui s ) Maintaining nui sanc e M nui s Making fal s e affidavi t mkg f l s aff Making , forging , counterfe iting o r altering deeds M F ctft or alt deeds

or powers of attorney or pwrs atty Making , forging , counterfe i ting or alte ring M F ctft or alt

letters patent l etters pat Making offic ial contrac t wi th member of Congres s M 0 C VI M C Making , pass ing or uttering f i c t i t i ous b i l l s M P o r U F B Mal i c i ous mal Mal i c i ous a ssault M A Mal i c i ous c onvers i on M conv Mal i c i ous cutting or mal i c i ously cutting M C Mal i c i ous destruct i on of property M dest of prop Mal i c i ous maiming or mal i c i ous mischief M M Mal i c i ous mi sch i ef M mis Mal i c i ous shoot ing M s h Mal i c i ous tampering M T

Mal i c i ous trespass i ng M trsp Mann Act Mann A Manslaughter mans Manslaughter wi th auto M w A Manufacture l i quor mft L/Ma.nufac ture of gambl ing devices mft gamb dev

Manufacturing Marajuana MIJ,yhem Migratory Bird Act Minimum wage law Minor Mi sappropriation by publ i c off i c e r Misce genati on M i spr i s i on of felony Mispr i s i on of t reason Mol e s t ing auto Moving mortgaged auto from s tate Ml,ll'der Murder by abort i on Murder , 1 s t degree Ml 1rde r , 2nd degree Mt1 tilat ing Mu tilating U . S . Currency

Na rcoti c o r narcotics Nat i onal

. Na,t i onal Bank Act NHt i onal Bankruptcy Act N'l t ional Defense Act Nati onal Motor Vehicle Theft N t i onal Prohibi t i on Nf' tural i za ti on Natural i zati on Act N8g1 ect

Act

Negl ect of agej parent Negl ecti ng minor chi ldren Neglecting pregnant woman Negl igent c ol l i s i on N i ght hunting Nightt ime No chauffeur ' s l i c ense No dr ive r ' s l icense No immigrat i on visa

o motorcycl e l icense No vis ible means of support Non-payment Non-payment of alimony

. Non-payment of wages Non- support Non- support child Non- support wife

Act

Not granting r i ght of way to others Not suff i c i en t funds Nu i sance or nui sances Number writer

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N Bky A N Def A

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Obl i gat i on or obl i ga t i ons Obs c ene l i t e ra ture Obs c ene p i c tures Obta i n i ng Ob ta i n ing goods by fa l s e pretense Obta i n ing money by fal s e pre teuze Occupy i ng room for i mmoral purp o s e s Off i c o Off i c e r Ope ra t i ng Ope ra t ing badg e r game Ope ra t i ng b l ind t ig e r Ope ra t i ng Ch i n e s e l o t t e ry Op e ra t i ng gamb l i ng game Ope r a t i ng l o t t e ry and s l o t chine

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Ope ra t i ng motor veh i c l e af t e r permi t suspended Ope r a t, i ng motor veh i c l e wh i l e i n t ox i c a t e d Ope �a t ing mot e r veh i c l e wi t�out l i c ens e p l a t e s Ope ra t ing m o t o r veh i c l e wi thout c on s ent Op e ra t i ng mot o r veh i c l e w i th0ut p e rm i t Op erat ing s t i l l Op e ra t ing veh i c l e und e r i nfluence o f l i quor o r

nat c o t i c d rugs Opemt ing veh i c l e wh i l e dnml� Op i um res o r t s Ordered out of t own O rd i n:'.I1 c e

Pand e r i ng Panhal1ul i ng Parading w i thout a perm i t Park8d veh i o l e o n h i ghway Pas s i ng Pass ing bad che cks Pas s i ng c ounter f e i t currency Pas s ing f orged pos t Oi l l e e money orde rs Pas s i ng ra i s ed m oney o rd e r s Pa s s ing worthl e s s checks Pe rjury Perve r t o r perverted Perve r ted prac t i c e Petty Petty l a r c eny Petty the f t P i ckp ocke t o r pocke t - p i c k i ng Pimp ing P i s t o l l aw Place

oblg obs l i t

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o l o t. & 81 macJ.! o M V prmt sus

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op s t i l l

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TELEPHOTO ENABLES IMMEDIATE IDENTIFICAT I0N.

When the Los Ange l e s , Cal iforni a , Po l i ce Department arrested Jame s Scott on susp i c i on of a s sault w i th a deadly we8,pon th e viet.im of the a s s ault was bel i eved to be near death . The Los Ange l e s Pol ice Department d e s i red to have a report as s o on as pos s ible of any criminal rec ord on f i l e f o r Scott . I t was be l i eved tha t Scott might poss ibly b e wanted i n the east­ern s e c t i on of the c ountry and that a nota·� i on of h i s being wanted. m i ght be i n c l uded in the f i l e s of the I dent i f i ca t i on Divi s i on of the Fe�eral Bureau of Inve s t i gat i on , together w i th any rec ord of pr i or arre s t s .

The fastest ma i l between Los Ange l e s , Cal ifornia , and Washing­t on , D . C . , would have to trave l ove r three thousand mi l e s . It was d e c i ded , therefore , t o effect instantane ous transmi s s i on of the f i nger impre s s i ons thr ough the fac i l i t i e s of a coas t to coast t e l ephoto system hook-up . The tel ephoto rec ord of Scott ' s f ingerprints was rece ived in the I dent i f i cat i on Divi s i on of the Federal Bureau of Inve s t igat i on in the late afternoon o f November 20 , 1936 . The tel ephoto impre s s i ons were immedi8;t a ly s ea r che,l through the fingerprint f i l e s of the I dent i f i ca t i on Divi s i on and f ound t o b e i dent i ca l wi th the prints o f James Scott .

The criminal record of thi s man ind i C8. t.ed he was arre s t ed at Chi cago , I l l ino i s , on February 25 , 1936 , for murder . His c r iminal care e l' stf.rted when he was rece i vad at the Um ted States Di s c ipl inary Ba.rrack s , Fort Leavenworth , Kansas , on O ct ober 14 , 1 91 6 , on a charge of mal i c i ou s assaul t to s e rve 8. s entence o f two years . O n May 1 , 1923., he was rece ived at the State Peni tent iary at J o l i e t , I l l inoi s , on a cllarge of murde r to s erve a s entence of twenty yeal' s . A notat i on i n the f i l e s of the I dent i ­f i cat i on Divi s i on indi cates , howeve r , that he was d i s charged f rom J o l i e t , I l l ino i s , on July 3 1 , 1 934 . He was arr es ted on February 1 9 , 1 935 , by the Pol i c e Department at Chi cago , I l l ino i s , on gene ral principl e s ; no d i s ­pos i t i on shown . On February 20 , 1935 , he was arrested by the Pol i ce De­pa.l- iiment at C i cero , I l l i no i s , f o r inve s t igat i on and sUbs equently re l eased . Further notati ons in the fingerprint f i l e s indi cate o ther arre s -t s on misde­meanor cha rges . Later advi ce from the Ch j.cago , I l l i no i s , Po l i c e Department indicated that Scott was released f o l l owing a verd i ct of not gui l ty for at­tempte:] murde r and the nol -pross ing of an ind i c tment of murder aga i nst him .

The c r iminal record of Je,mes Scot t , a s t.hen c ontained in the f i les of the I dent i f i cat i on Divi s i on , was tel egraphed to the Los Ange l e s , Ca l i fornia , Pol i ce Department through the Los Ange l e s F i e l d Divi s i on of the Federa l Bureau of Invest igat i on with i n a short t ime fol l owing rece ipt of the t e l ephoto f i nger impre s s i ons .

The near instantaneous transm i s s i on of f i ngerpr ints by telephoto a s i l lustrated in thi s case has been poss ibl e , of c ourse , only w i th in the past few months , when the t e l ephoto e'.uipment has been perfected and instal l ­e d i n a great many o f t.he off i ces of the larger newspapers o f the c ountry . Al though the empl oyment of thi s method wi l l not be desi rable in many case s , neverth e l es s , in a few ins tanc e s i t i s c ontemplated i ts use wi l l be of sub­s tant ial value .

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NEWMAN ADK INS, with aliases' Newman Atkins, James Walk .. r.

#14520 Stpen, Miohigan City, Ind: 1'1; 38 yr. (1931 ) ; 5 '6 3/4" I 170 Ib'l .tky bldl dk ohest hair I y .. l sl eye 01 dk comp; 000 - sal .. STll&l1, dairyman, wait .. r: nat - Amer. Reo' d EIýtPen, EIþohigan City, Ind to .erve 15 yrs for ROR. ESCAPED 11-2-36.

7 5 T 19 Ref, 13,A.U 17 R 18,R,R

(EIÿoti!'y, St Pen, 'liohigan City, Ind ) F I au FEB 1937

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DAVID IUA, with aliaseo, 20 0 25 W V 18 David Alameida, David Almeada, M 20 W I David A1medio, David Almeid... C802 SO. Mays Landing, lIJ; WI 22 A

yrs (1937 ) ; 5 ' 8 3/4" ; 182 1bs; .tley N bId; dk brn he.ir; brn .. yes l med dk C comp; 000 - mill work. ioeman, E ohauff .. ur; nat - r. Want .. d by L Federal Bureau of Inve stigation for L BANK ROB. E ( Iotify nearest Bureau Division D li sted on baok cover) rt thumb FBI dU F'EB 1937

ALLE I ALE!CA.NDER, with aliases, 6 25 Alen Al .. xander, Allin Alexander, 3 Willl&1!l Alexander. Willia1!l Brown.

#32634 Stpen. Gould . Ark ; B; 33 yrs (1934) ; 5 ' 6" ; 175 Ibs; stley bId; blk hair; brn eye s ; brn oomp; oco - farmer. porter; nat - Amer. Rec ' d StPen. Gould. Ark. 5-23-34 to serve 28 yrs for BURG and ROR. ESCAPED 12-1-36. (Notify, St Pen, Gould. Ark ) FBI U FEB 1937

Frank Harrington. Thomas C. Rigg. Thorne.s C. Riggs, Tom Kane . Tom Rail, Tom Riggs •

.f/9LJ-!2 Stpen. Menard, Ill ; 1'1; 32 yro (1936): 5 ' 9" ; 170 Ibs; med bId; dk brn hair; b1 .. ye s ; med fai r oomp; 000 - l .. b; na - Amer. Want­ed for BURG and ESCAPE. 11-17-36. (Notify: SO. Benton. 1.10; St High­

way Patrol. Jefferson City. Yo ; St ijighway Patrol, Sikeston. Yo) FBI BU FEB 1937

DERRILL ANDERSON. with aliases, B. B . Darill Ande rson, Clareno .. Darrell Anderson. Darril Anderson, Darril B. B. Anderson.

f/!26761 StP .. n, McAlester. Okl .. ; W; 22 yrs (1935 ) ; 5 ' 8 1/2" ; 150 1bs; mad bId: brn h .. ir; haz b1 eye.; med oomp; 000 - lab; nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. (Notify, St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv. Oklahoma City. Oklo.; SO. Puro .. ll. Oklo.) FBI B U FE B 1937

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2 Stpen, Raleigh. NC; B: 23 yr. (1935 ) ; 5 ' 9" ; 165 Iba; blk hair; b1k eye a ; dk ginger oomp; 000 - farmer, 1abl nat - Amer. Rao ' d Stpen. Raleigh, NC to oerve 3-5 yrs for BURG. ESCAPED 11-24-36. (Notify' St Bu of Ident. Raleigh, NC ) FBI BU FEB 1937

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27 EllIL ARNOLD, with ali&l. 21

Emil L. Arnold. #166268 SO. Loa Ange1e ., Calif: W; 52 yr. (1936 ) ; 5 ' 8 " , 140 lb.; mad bId; gr hair. partly bald: bl greyea; med fair oomp ; 000 - salesman. steamfitt .. r; nat - Am .. r. Wanted for lIUR. (Notify, PD. Los Angel .... Calif) FBI DU FEB 1937

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WILLoo BARNETT, with aliaa , John Burnatt.

#15737 StRefor. Fre.nkfort, KYI W; 26 yr. ( 1929)1 5 '10" ; 134 lb.: med aldr bId; ... d brn hair l b1 eye a: flor oomp; rt index fgr amp; 000 -farmer; nat - Amer. R .. o ' d St Refor, Franlcfort. Ky. 7-26-29 to oerve lit'e for I.IUR. ESCAPED 12-25-36. (Noti fy, St R .. for, Fre.nkfort. Ky) FBI RU FEB 1937

- - - - -WILr'RED H. BEHRENS . with ali&o '

Wilfred Hurni B.. hrena. #18766 PDt'x Milwaukee, Wio; WI 37 yrs (1936 ; 5 ' 9 1/2" ; 212 lb. : atky b1dl b rn hair: b 1 eye a: fair oamp; 000 - tire r.. pair man: ,.t -Amer. Want .. d for BURG and ESCAPE. 8-29-36. (Notify, SO, Manitowoo. Wis) FBI BU FEB 1937

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#15661 PO, T.. x; W; 21 yr.(1936): 5 ' 10 1/2" ; 164 1bs; mod bId; dk oh .. st hair; b1 .. a: med oomp; 000 - window trimmerl nat -Amer. Want .. d for BURG. (Notify. PD. Shr .. veport, La) FBI BU FEB 1937

ADAM BOLA, with .. li&les , 6 Adam Stan1 .. y Bola, Adam Walter Bola. Adam W. Bolo.

#l4612 Stp .. n, lAiohigan City. Ind:11'; 24. yr. (1931 ) ; 5 '9 5/8" ; 162 1ba; med bId; med ohe.t hair: brn al eye ' l mad It oanpl 000 _ .. leot. lather. lineman. lab: nat _ Amer. R .. o ' d Stp .. n. lfiohigan City. Ind. 5-12-31 to ...rYe 10 yr. tor ROB. ESCAPED 12-27-36. (Notify , Ind )

St P Ifich1gan City.

FBI BU FEI! 1937 - - - - -

171/e6041 StR..for, Man.field, Ohio: W: 21 yr. (1933 ) : 5'8 1/2" , 134 lb.; aldr b1dl blk hair, brn "Y".' dk oanp; 0 0 0 - 1abl nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB and ESCAPE. 11-16-36. (Notify. PD. Akron, Ohio; PO, NIIW C.. st1e. Po.) FBI BU 'FEB. 1937

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16 5 1 U 101 6TOM ALLEN. with al iases, 4 1 R 3 R .. f, R JOlIN LOUIS BETZ.

with alia • • 15 0 17 W 100 17JOlIN ANDREIVS. 6 9 tU 13 Ref. 1 Ref.WILSON BON I. 19L 0001 U 1 William F. S .. der. R

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I NTERNATI ONAL EXCHANGE OF FINGER R I NTS BRI NGS TO LIGHT EXTENSI VE C R IMINAL RECORD I N SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

On O c tober 22 , 1936 , an i nqu i ry r e c e ived in the Ident i f i ca t i on D i v i ­s i on of the Fede r a l Bureau of Inve s t i gat i on from the Warden of the State Pen­i tenti ary at Wa l l a Wa l l a , Washington , re que s te d that he be advi s e d of any c r i m­inal r e c ord on f i l e concerning He l en Thomp s on , who had been r e c e i ve d t o s e rve a max imum s entence of f i fteen years f o r grand l a r c eny . With the l e t ter of i n­qui ry was r e c e ived a f i ngerpr int card on wh i ch i t was i ndi cated that Mrs . Thomp­s o n had been born in Sw i tz e r l and , and be caus e of thi s i t em of informat i on a c opy of the f i nge rpr i n t s of Mrs . Thompson was forwarded in rout ine manner to the p o ­l i c e author i t i e s a t Bern , Sw i t z e r l and , w i th whom the Federal Bureau of Inve s t i ­gat ion c onducts a n i n t erna t i onal exchange o f f i ngerp r i nts and other c r i m i na l i nformat i o n .

The r e c o rd prev i ously on f i l e in the I dent i f i cation Divi s i on o f the Bureau i ndi cated a l ong c r i m i nal r e co rd for Mrs . Thompson , who was ", I s o known by var i ous al i co, s e 8 . Th i s re ord i n c l uded. a r re s t s at London , Eng l a nd ; C a l gary ,

Al berta , Canada. ; Lausanne , Swi tzerland , and s everal places in the Un i t ed S t a t e s , f o r such c r imes as f raud , embez z l emen· , thef t by fa l s e pre t ens e s , grand l a r­ceny , the f t by worth l e s s checks , and be ing a fug i t i ve .

Th i s a l r eady extens ive c r iminal r e c o rd was increas ed upon r e c e i p t of add i t i o na l data f rom the p o l i c e autbo r i d e s a t Bern , Swi t z e r land , i d e n t i ­f i ed tn e r e upon r e c e i p t o f the f i ngerprints f o rwa rded by the I dent i f i ca t i o n D i ­v i s i on o f the Bu r e au . The data incli c(;l:ted !19, Hrs . TholOp on had been e x t rad i t ed from F rance t o Swi t z e r l ano ano that sl1e bad be n s entenced t o s e rve f o u r months i n p r i s on f o r f a l s e pre tens e s at on Oc ober 9 , 1935 . She had been expe l l ed f rom Swi t z e r l and but re turned in Novemb e r , J.935 , amI was app r e ­hencled at Lausanne wh ere s h e attempted t.o obt a i n money by fa l s e p re t ense s . As a result o f th i s l a s t arre s t she was e xpe l l e d f rom SwHzer land . At t h e t i m e she was a r rested a t Lausanne , Sw i t z e r l and , sho was known as He l e n Fawc e t t and he r bi rthp lace was r e c o rded as SaUna , KAnsas .

In furth e r response to the of the f i nge rp r i n t r e c o rd i n i nte rnat i onal exchange a l e ·� t e r was r e c; e i v e<.1 f rom the State C r iminal Po l i c e Department , Ident i f i ca t i on Bureau , B e r l in , G e l"many , ind i cat i ng that Mrs . Thomp­s on , unde r the name of Genovefa Padd l eE'ort , was . a r rested on May 26 , 1931 , at, Carl sbad , Czecho s l ovak i a , and 8, l s o on Apr i l 7 th and 10th , 1931 , i n Vi enna , Aus­t r i a , on charge s o f f raud . 81W was a rrested aga i n in Stuttgart , G e rmany , on July 20 , ] 933 , unde r the name of Padd l efort . Data concern ing he r p e r s onal h i s t o ­ry and var i ous movements throughout Eu rope , as we l l 1H3 identi t i e s of as s o c i at e s were a l s o s upp l i ed .

The i nforma t i on referred t o above , supp l i ed by po l i c e o rgan i z a t i ons i n Eu rope r e c e i v i ng f i nge rpri nt r e c ords tnrough exchange wi t.ll the Fede ral Bureau o f I nve s t i gation , was f o nve,rded to the Warden o f the S t a t e Pen i tenti ary a t Wa l l a Wa l l a , Washington , s o that the records of that i ns t i tu­

t i on m i ght cont a i n a l l ava i l ab l e i nfo rmat ion r e l at ive to the i nmat e , Mrs . He l en Thompson .

Through the rec e i p t of f i ngerprint r e c o rds and e xchange of c r im­inal i dent i f i cat i on data wi th fore i gn p o l i c e organizati ons , the f i l e s of the Ident i f i c a t i on D i v i s i on of the Federal Bureau of I nve s t igat i on c ons t i tu t e an ever increas ing s our c e of wor l d -wide c r iminal i nf ormat i on whi cb i s ava i l ab l e t o a l l duly c ons t i tu te d l aw enforcement agenc i e s .

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.lLEXANDER BOUGAS, with aliase •• Albert Gordan, Alexander Jordan, Alexander 11. Pougas , Ale% Bougaa , Al Gordon, Aleok Gordon.

#11023 so, Salt Lake City, Utah, W, 41 yr. (1937), 5'7" ; 150 lbs , med bld, dk hair, brn eyea , .al oamp, 000 - oook, nat - Greek. Wanted by Federal Bureau or Investigation for nol WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC ACT.

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JUTSON BRAZELL, with aliasea. Judson Braswell, Judston Braswell, Jutson Brozell.

#7754 StF, Raitord, Fla, B, 45 yrs (1935 ) , 5 '5 1/4" , 175 lb., atky bldj blk hair , brn eyes, blk 00lllp' 000 - lab , nat - Amer. Reo ' d StF, Raitord , Fla, 8-10-35 to serve lite tor WR. ESCAPED 12-5-36. (Notify' Pr CÏ Tallahassee, Fla) FBI BU FEB 1937

WADE BRAZIEL, with aliases. Wade Lee Braziel, Roy Carl Freeman.

1J330W> StRefor, Vanstield, Ohio,'" 19 yr. (1935 " 5'6 3/4" , 153 lb' j .... d bld, blk hair, _d brn eye a , tair oamp, 00 0 - ole rk, na t - ..... r. Reo ' d StRefor, MAnatield, Ohio,9-5-35 to serve 10-25 yrs tor ROB. ESCAPED 12-<>-36. (Notify. St Retor, Mansfield, Ohio: FBI BU FEB! 1937

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HAYWOOD BREI'IER, with ali&8 . "Brew" •

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3 PD, South Nortolk, Va , B, 16 yr. (1936 ) , 5'6 1/2", 145 lb, j!lied bld, blk hair , brn eyea, dk brn oomp; 000 - shoe repairman, nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. PD, South Norfolk, Va) FBI BU 1937

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B. H. BROWN, with ali&8es . 14 23 W K 14 Ref. 23 Bedford Forre.t Brawn, Bedford For••t Browne, "Rough House" Brawn, "Rutthouae" Brown.

122234 stPen Haehn11e, TeJDlj W, 26 yra (1932 ' 5'10", 165 lbs, med b1d, brn hair, bl eye s I rdy comp, 000 - oarp, lab , nat - Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Hashn1le, Tenn, 5-13-32 to aerve 5-15 yr. tor ROB . ESCAPED12-9-36. (Hotify. St Pan, Petro ., Tenn) FBI BU FEB 1937

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IIERIIAN BR<MlI, with al ia.e.. 20 L 1 U IIO 17 Ret. T Berman Ro•• Brown, Oharle. Gro ••, K 1 T II 14 U Berman Ifyerl.

#'324 SO Chriati, Tu. W. 30 yrl 5'9" , 139 lb., aldr bld, blk hair, dk gr eyes, dk oomp, 000 - atill hllper, .... oh, ioeman, nat - Amer. Wanted tor BURG and ROB. (Notify. SO, Corpus Chri.ti, Te%) FBI BU FEB 1937

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29 JOSEPH J. BRUNO.

#<:-6263 Stpol, Read1ns, Pa, W, 52 yr. (1934" 5'6 1/2" , 150 lbs, _d bld, blk hair, brn eyea. dk oompI nat - ltalian..&mer. Wanted torXUR and ESCAPE , 12-16-36. (Notify. St Pol, Harri.burg, Pal FB I BU FEB 1937

WALTER BUKPUS.

#«-7377 Stp<l11, Parchman, Viu, B , 29 yr. (l 3l J 5'9" , l42 lbs, IIIIId b1d , blk hair, dk brn eyes , It brn oomp, 000 - ohaufteur, nat - .Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Parohman, Ki •• , 1-15-33 to .erve ute tor XUR. ESCAPSD 10-29-36. (Notify . St Pen, Parchman, Vi. . . Diatriot Atty, Clarksdale , loIiae) FBI BU FEB 1937

JACK BURGESS, wiÑ alias. Ben Burge s ••

1h639 Stpen, LaneiDg Kanal w, 37 yr. (1936 ) , 5 '10", i46 Ibs, _d aldr b1d, dk aub hair, bl eye•• "",d oomp , nat - .Amer. Wmt ed torXUR. (Notify. Co1U111bu . , Kana, SO, Oswego, Kam FBI BU FEB 1937

EDDIE BURKE, with a11ase •• Edward BurD , John Edward Gl,., John Edward Glynn.

/36160 Stpen, l!1ohmond, Va, W, 21 yr. (1936) ) 5 '6 3/4" , 145 Ibl, 11dr bld. dk brn hair, bl eyes , .. d comp, 000 - eleot, lab, nat -Amer. Reo ' d Stpen , 1!10hmoDCi , Va,6-5-36 to .erve 5 yra for BURG. ESCAPED 12-3-36. (Notify . St Pen, l!1a1111loD! , Va) FBI BU FEB. 1937

JAMBS BURSTOll.

i- Ettinghaa Co Chain SpriDg­tield, Ga, B, 21 yr. 5'5" ' 165 lb . , _d aht b1d. blk hair. 1t b rn eye ., _d b rn OOlap , nat -.Amar. Reo' d Ettillghaa Co Chain Gent:, Springfield, Ga, 6-6-35 to .ene 12-25 yr. tor ROB. ESCAPED11-19-36. (Noti fy. Co Chain Gens, Spr1nÒield, FBI BU FEB 1937

AUBREY BURTON. with Óia•• Aubrey Berton.

152591 Stpen, Ark) B, 18 yra (1934), 5' 9 155 lbe, _d bld, blk hair . brn eye a , blk camp, oco - porter. nat' - .Amer. Wanted tar BURG. (Botity. St Little Rook, Ark, PD, Kal.,.rn, FBI BU FEB 1 7

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MARTIN, FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE

On May 9 , 1933 , a l e tter wa s r e c e ived in the Ident i f i ca t i on Divi s i on of the Federal Bureau of Inve s t iga t i on from the Pol i c e Depa r t ­ment of Buffa lo , NeVI YOl"k , t o whi ch w a s attached a pbo tograph i c c opy o f t h e f i nger impr e s s i ons of ono Henry J . Ma r t in , a l ias Henry Mar t on i . The l e t t, e r c i t ed ind i ce.ted ·i:.ha t Mar t in was a fug i t ive from jus t i ce and was wan t e d by the Po l i ce Department of Buffalo for the cr ime of grand l ar­c eny - f i r s t degre e . It, was requested that an appropr iate wanted n o t i c e be placed in the f ine;erp ' i n i:. fUes of the Bureau t o ·i:.he effe c t that Mar t i n was wanted by the Buffal o Po l i c e Depart:nent .

When the f i ngerpr ints of t i n we re searched thro ugh the f i l e s of the Ident i f i c a t i on D i v i s i on o f the Bureau they were found to be i dent i cal w i th tho s e of one Henry J . Mar t in , who had been arre s t e d by the Po l i c e Depa r tment at C l eveln.nd , Ohi o , on Ma rch 1 4 , 1933 , on a cI1e,rge o f i nve s t i gat ion . An appropriate wanted no t i ce wa s p l a c e d in the f i ng e r ­p r int f i l e o f th i s ind i v i dual i nd i cat ing h i s fug i t ive s t a tus .

On Oc tober 1 9 , 1935 , the Bureau r e c e ived the f ingerp r i n t s of one Carmen Mar t i no who bad been incar c e rated i n the Wo rkhous e , B i kers I s land , New York C i ty , on O c tober 1 7 , 193G , t o s e rve a s entence of three months for p e t ty larceny . When s earched through the f i l e s of the Iden­t Lf i ca t ':' on D 5.7 i s i o n of he Bur eau t1:e f i nge rpr intl:1 of Ma r t ino were found to be ident i cal wi tl1 thos e of Henry J . Mar t i n , whose apprehens 1. o n wa s de s ired by the Pol i c e Depal"trnent of Buffa l o , New Yo rk . The Ch i ef of Fo l i c e a t B·l,.iffa l o was i mme d i a t e ly not i f i e d o f the i 6.ent i f i '�a t i o!1 made a nd of the whe reabouts of Henry J . Ma l' t i n wanted by h i s department f o r f i rs t degree larceny .

Th i s case i s ano the r examp l e of the fut i l e a t tempt made by ' c t o cove r u p the i. r ident i t i e s tl1?'ough the U £' 8 o f a l i a s llame s .

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HERBERT BUXTON. with al1ue • • 13 0 5 U 000 10 Earl C. Burns. Earl Clarlc. I 17 U IIO J. P. Knight. John MOrri.. Johu Tobin, Elmer lI'alter., Erby Buxton.

f13Cf20 Stpen. Menard. Ill , 11', 32 yre (1936) ) 5 ' 10", 145 lb., _d aldr bId, dk brn hair , bl gr eye., oeo - printer 1 nat - Amer. lI'ant-ed for ROB. (Not1 . PD. Lo. Angele•• C .. 11 ) FBI EU FEB 1937 rt index

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ANTONIO CASARES, with .. liase • • 13 )( 1 R OIl 7 Antonio C ... are., Antonio C.....ros. V 1 U III 4 Tony Co ...dteo

14041 PD. Austin. Texl 11'; 30 yr.(1933) , 5'7 1/2"1 124 lb., ddr bld, blk hair, brn eyesl med brn oomp , nat - )(ex. lI'anted or BURG. (Notify. PD, Au.tin, T.x )FBI au FEB 1937

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- - - - -TONY CASCAVEu.o, with aliases. 6 5 Aat 10 Re . A2 ..

Jo.eph C ..... valo. Gut••eppi 17 Aa Aa Mor"llo, Jo.eph Morello. ToneyC ... e..Tello. Tony C .. sc..'f1ello.

117299 PD. Nonrark. NJI 11', 51 yrs(1933) , 5 '6" , 174 lb., .tout bld,

blk and gr hair, brn "Yea, rdy oamp, n..t - Italian. Wanted. (Notify. PD. Bridgeport, Conn) FBI BU FEB 1937

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- - - - -JOHN HENRY CATO, with .. liase • • 4 0 9 R 14

J. A. Cato. James Barri. Caldwell. S 17 T Jr.. Jame s H. Cornell. Jolm Henry Coto. J .... Baby, Joe Cornelliou ••

1i1lB62 PD. Charlotte . NC , 11', 31 yrs (1937 ) , 5 '6" , 146 Ibs , med aldr bId, .dy hairl brn eyes , rdy oamp, 000 -miner. cook. fanner, n .. t - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bure .. u o lDT".t-19 .. tion ... .. CONDITIONAL RELEASEVIOLATOR. (llotify neare.t Bure .. u D1viaiOl1 H.t-ed 011 back ooTer)

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SAM CIlAPPlE, with ali ....... R. S. Chapple. Roy Chapple. S ..... uel Leroy Chapple. Roy S_ Chappell. Sam Chappel.

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114295 PD N .... Orleans, La, 11', 37 yr. (19355 , 5 ' 9" , 165 lb., mad bId, It ohe.t hair, bl "Yesl rdy oamp , oeo - boiler make r. oarp, nat -Amer. Wanted or BURG. (Notify . SO. Baton Rouge. La)FBI BU FEB 1937

ARCHIE CLYDE CHILDRESS. with aliase ••11'. C. Davi • • Will Clyde Da'f1., 1I'111ie Clyde Davie. Johnie Sowell. Johnnie Sowell.

#14630 PD, Norfolk, V.., 11', 26 yr.(1936 , . 5'9 1/2" , 143 lb., aldr bld, oh••t hair, gr eye., lII8d oamp , 000 - oook, r, nat - ..... r. Wanted for BURG. (Notity. PD. Norfolk, Va) FBI BU FEB 1937

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J .. y Ar11.Dgton Clark. I- Bu D1'f1a1011 • • _ York, IT, 11', 26 yr. (1937») 5'6" , 150 lb. ) .ttybId, blk hair, My oc.p, 000 -.01dier. lI'anted by Federal Bureau of lDTe.tig .. tion or THEFT FROM GOVERJlIIEIIT RESERVATION and DESERTIOli. (lioti neare.t Bureau D1'f1a101l 11.ted 011 b .. ok cOTer) FBI BU FEB 1937

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STANU!Y J. ClEVELAND.

#16829 PD Louh'f1 11e. I:y, 11', 22 yr. (19295 , 5'7 1/2", 162 lb.,_d bId, It btn hair, bl eye. ,

.. ir OOIDP, nat - -'-er. 1r&nted or ROB. (NotifY' PD, Pontia o, V10h) FBI au FEB 1937

DONALD CONRAD, with ..11... .Dougl.... lI'right.

iA-6466 Stpol, Greenaburg, Pa, 11', 22 yr. (1936), 6' 1 168 lb., mad bId, It brn m1r, bl eye., rdy oClllp' 000 - lab• •ale _ , nat -!are lI'anted or ROB. (Not11',y . st Pol, Gre_burg, P .. )FBI BU FEB 1937

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PRESTON COPELAND, with alia.e•• Preston O. Copeland, Roy T. Cope-land. Roy ThOllWl Douglas.

#21637 stpen5 N .. shvi lle. Tenn, 11', 30 yrs (1935 , 6'2 1/4" 1 184 Ib_,t .. ll bId, oheat hair, bl eyes, rdy oomp , 000 - lab, dair:yun. 1II8ob) nat - Amar. Reo'd Stpen. N...hville. Tenn to .erve 5-10 yr. or ROB. ESCAPm 12-9-36. (Notify. st Pen. Petro •• Tem) FBI BU FEB 1937

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C!!ARIES E. DAVIS. with aliau• • Charl• • Edward Davi •• Floyd E. Martin, Floyd Frank M .. rtin. FloydFranklin ){artin. Floyd T. Yartin.

48900 Co Deteot1T., Hartfor d. Conn, W, 31 yr. (1936) , 6' , 160 lb., .1dr bId, blk hair, has eye., rdy ocmp, rt lit gr .oarred. 11: lit gr _p,000 - miner. gardena t'. l rJ nat - Jaer. Wanted or BURG and ESCAPE. 12-21-36. (Notify . Co Deteotin. Hart1'ord. Conn)FBI BU FEB 1937 - - - - -

SYLVESTER DAVIS. with al1 .... SlyTe.ter DaTi ••

135173 Stpen, Ark, B, 42 yr. (1936" 5 ' 10 160 lb.,.tky bId, blk hair, brn eye., IIIId brn oo�, 000 - u.r, nat - a-r. Reo'd Stpc. Gould. Ark. 10-4-36 to .erTe 1 yr or BURG. EBCAPm)12-10-36. (NotifY' St Pen, Gould. Ark) FBI B11 FEll 1937

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ROBERT AVERY , w i th a l iase s . ( W ) 3 M 5 R 10 I 1 7 R t

# 1 3 9 5 1 StRefor , Anamosa , I owa . ( date and p lace not given ) . Wante d n ot i ce pub i n Vol 6 No 1 .

* * * * * JOE BARONE , w i th a l iases . ( W ) 7 I 1 T I I 3 Ref : T

L 1 7 R I I I 1 0 R2t #57579 PD , New York , NY . No l onger want ed . Wanted not i ce pub i n Vo l 5 No 1 1 .

* * * * * CHARLES BEATTY . ( VI ) 1 9 1 R 5 R e f : R

1 Tat 4 U2t #705'12 StPen , C o l umbus , Oh i o . App ( date and place not given ) and returned 1 1 - 20-36 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 6 No 1 .

* * * * * JACK BOOLS , w i th a l iases . ( W ) 1 6 0 9 R 000 Ref : 9

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# 2 1 67 PD , Chattanooga , Tenn . Arr by PD , Chat tanooga , Tenn , 1 2-20- 3 6 . Wanted n o t i c e pub i n Vo l 6 No 1 .

* * * * * EZRA BOWMAN . ( W ) 14 M 1 U 000 1 1

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#21 502 StRefor , Pend l e ton , Ind . No l ongel wanted . Wanted n o t i c e pub in Vol 4 No 8 .

E LMEB BOYLES , wi th a l i ases . ( W ) a 32 W l IM 23

I 3 2 W I I I #22 1 9 PD , Davenport , I owa . L oc ated at C r e s on , I owa , 1 2- 5 - 3 5 . Wanted no-t i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 1 1 .

* * * * * MAR ION BRADLEY . ( VI ) 9 s 1 T 10 R e f : R

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#30246 StPen , Ral e igh , NC . App 1 2 - 1 7 - 3 6 ( place not given ) . Wanted n o t i c e pub i n Vo l 6 N o 1 .

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#3061 3 StCD , Montgomery , Ala . Found dead by roads ide at Wes t P o i nt , Ga , 1 2 - 1 0- 36 . Wanted notice pub i n Vol 5 No 1 1 .

* * * * * J . C . BROWN , w i th a l iases . ( B ) 1 6 M 9 U 000

S 6 U OOI 15 #27550 StF , Ra i ford , Fla . App by PD , Waycl' o s S , Ga , 1 2 - 22 - 3 6 . Wanted. not ice pub i n Vol 5 No 3 ,

H 4RRY BRUNETTE , w i th a l iases . ( W ) 1 6 9 R 00 1 5 20 W I

#1 052 PD , Green Bay , Wi s . Located a t New York , NY , 12- 1 5-36 . Wanted not ice pUb i n Vol 5 No 1 1 .

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#22578 Stpen. Waupun. Wis, 11', 34 yrs (1935 ) , 5 '8 1/2" , 148 Iba) mod bld, dk oheat hair, It .1 eyea, aal oamp, oeo - ateam engineer; nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE. 11-12-36. (Notify. SO. Green Lake, Wi. , FBI BU FE B 1937

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HAROlJ) DUELKS. with alias, 27 L I T 01 12 Ref. R Frank Allison. L 1 R 001 14 R

#206366 SO, Loa Angele., Calif, 11', 18 yrs (1934) ; 5 ' 9" ; 170 lbo, atky bld) red hair, gr eye s , mod rdy oamp) 000 - oook, nat - Amer.

Wanted for ROB . (Notify. PD, Loa Angeles. Calif) FBI BU FEB 1937

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JOHN CLAREHCE FARI,lER, with 16 0 29 11' 1101 Ref. 25 aliase.. George RUBsell, Jaok I 22 U 001 18 22 Glenn. Jack Hafey, Bill Farme r.

#e732 PD. Davenport. Iowa) W, 33 yra (1937 ) ; 5'8 3/4" , 145 Ibs, mild aldr bld, brn hair) brn eyes, fair o amp , 000 - lab, nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bureau of Investigation for viol NATIOllAL IlOTOR VEHICIE TBEFT ACT. (Notify neare.t Bureau Div1oion list-ed on back oover) rt thumb FBI BU FEB 1937

VARION FIEI.JlS. with al iase • • Marrion Fields. Marrion Fieds.

#4461 StRefor, Che.hire, Conn, B , 2 1 yrs (1935 11 6' 3/4" , 160 Ibs) oldr bId) blk hair, mar eye., dk oamp, 000 - lab , nat - Amer. Rec ' d Staefor. Cheshi re, Conn. 9-28-35 to serve .. sent for BURG. ESCAPED 11-29-36. (Notify. St Refor, Cheshire , Conn)

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GEORGE FITZSIMMONS. with ali .... Oeorge R. Fitzsimmons.

11136 Co Deteotive. Hartford. Conn, W, 27 yrs (1936) , 5 '8" , 150 Ibs) mild bld, dk brn hair) bl eye., med camp) 000 - truolt driver, ne.t -Amer. lfnnted for ROB and ESCAPE, 12-21-36. (Notify. Co Detective. Hartford, Conn) FBI BU FEB 1937

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Stpen, HC) B) 18 yr. 5 ' 10 160 lb., med bId) blk hair, dk brn eye s ) ginger oamp, 000 - lab, n .. t - Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Raleigh. HC to oerve .. .ent for BURG. ESCAPED 12-13-36. (Notify. St Bu of Ident, Ral.igh. HC) FBI BU FEB 1937

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JACK JAMES FOSTER, with ali .... ' J.ae. Hugh••, Jack Hughe ••

#3792 PD, Okle.hC1118 City, Okla, 11', 33 yr. (1936), 5 ' 9" , 125 lba, .ldr bld, bllt lair, has .y••, dlt oollP' 000 - l .. b. f .. r..er , ne.t - Amer.

Wanted for ROB. (Notify. PD' Okle.ru- City, Okl .. ) FBI BU FEB 1937

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ELMER FRAZIER. with .. li ... eo, Elmer Lee Fre.z1er, ElIler Fruer, Elmer L. Fri zell, Edward Lee, J.. ok Collingburn.

11200 SO. Kan.... City. 110) 11', 35 yr. (1937 1 1 5 ' 11 1/2", 155 Ib s , oldr bId) b rn lair ) b rn ey •• , rdy camp , 000 - nurs., le.b, preuer, nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bureau of :rmeatigation for KIDNAPmG and UlIU.WFUL FLIGII'! TO AVOID PROSECU-T ION. (Notify ne.. re.t Bure .. u Division list-ed on b .. ok cav.r) FBI BU FEB 1937 - - - - -ANTOliIO FROIlENTA, with ali .. see,

.Antonio Frometa. Anthony Froneta, Antonio Ze.rare..

#-- PD, N .... York, NY, B, 24 yr.(1929l ! 5'7 1/2" ) 148 lbe, III8d bId, blk lair, _r eyea, It brn oomp) 000 - ohauff.ur, nat - Cuban. 1I'ant.d for IIUR. (Notify. PD, N .... York, FBI BU FEB 1937

HARVEY FULLER, with aliaee., He.rry Fuller, Harvey C. Fuller.

IA-5e63 SO, Newark. NJ, B, 23 yre(l93l l ! 5'7 3/4" , l42 Iba, med bId,

blk hair, me.r eye . , dlt OClllp, 000 -chauffeur, nat - Amer. Wanted fer IIUR. (Notify, PD, N.... n. NJ) FBI BU FEB 1937

ROBERT FUNDERBUJIX, with e.l ia•••• Robert Fund.rberk, Rob. FuDi erburk.

#5236 Stpen, Re.leigh, NC, B, 29 yre (1.936») 5 '3 1/2" , 140 1be, .ht bId, blk lair , brn eye., blk oomp, 000 - lab , nat - ..... r. Reo' d Stpen. Re.leigh, WC to .erve 18 mo. for BURG. ESCAPED 12-14 6. (Notify . St Bu of Ident, Re.la 19b, HC) FBI BU FEB 1937

ELLIOTT GABLER, with al ia.es. Elliott 11'. Gable r. Fred

115651 P D Columbu s Ohio, 11' , 37 yr. (1933 ' 5'6 3/4 ' , 163 Ibs, hvy bld, It cha .t bI.irJ b1 eye s , _ d rdy oomp, 000 - .. u to _oh, a.. le.-n, nat - Ja.r. 1I'aated for ROB . (Notify, PD, Springfie ld, Ohio) FBI BU FEB 1937

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CHARLES CALDWELL , w i th a l iases . ( W ) 1 4 0 13 U 00 17 Ref : U I 17 T 0 T t

#58685 StPen , Columbus , Ohi o . Subj ect dead . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 12 .

GUY CORNWELL , w i th al iase s . ( VI ) 2 0 M 25 W OOl 1 1 L 2 U 001 9

#7545 PD , Des Mo ines , I owa . Cancel l ed . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 2 No 4 .

* * * * * JULIUS COTTON , w i th a l i as e s . ( B ) 8 S 1 U 001 10

8 1 U 001 6 #21574 St,Pen , Nashv i l l e , Tenn . App i n Memphis , Tenn ( date not given ) and returned 12-12-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 9 .

* * * * i� FARIS CRUTCHLEY , w i th al iases . ( W ) 3 3 2 5 VI 1 0

14 U 00 1 9 #3582 McLean C o Bu of Ident , Bloomington , I l l . App at Bloomingt on , I l l , 12-4-36 . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 6 No 1 .

* * * * * JOHN DANIEL . ( B ) 6 9 U 100 5

1 aU I I I 7 #2104t'w 8tPr , Ral e i gh , NC . App by 80 , Miami , Fla , 12-19-36 . Wanted not i ce pub i n Vol 3 No 6 .

* * * * * JOHN DEBERRY , wi th al iases . ( W ) 14 M I T 8

M 1 Rt 6 #32122 StPen , Jefferson C i ty , Mo . App by SO , D i l l on , Mont , 10-16-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 9 .

* * * * * LEONARD EARLS , wi th a l iases . ( W ) 20 0 1 U 000 24

L 17 U 000 23 #8000 StRefo r , Anamosa , I owa . App by SO , Brady , Tex , 11-15-36 and returned 12-2·-36 . Wanted not i ce pub in Vol 5 Ho 11 .

LAMB ELMORE . ( B ) 11 8 9 U 000 18 8 2 U 001 18

#30705 StCD , Montgome ry , Ala . App by PD , B i rmingham , Ala , 12-28-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 4 No

* * * * * ELTON ENGFEHR , wUh a l ias . ( W ) 9 28 W 00

14 U 0 #70247 S tPen , Columbus , Ohi o . App by PD , Goshen , Ind , 12-27-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 5 .

CHESTER ERVIN , with a l i a s . ( B ) 6 31 W M 13 20 W MM 9

#5081 PD , Hot Spr ings , A rk . App by PD , L i ttle Rock , Ark , 12-9-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 4 No 5 .

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35 lANGSTON GALLIGAN, with aliaa. 24 L 9 U 000 15

Langton Galligan. L I U OOO #-- PD, Petersburg, Va; B; 41 yr. (19}6 ) ; 5 '7" ; blk hairl brn eyea; dk oomp ; oco - lab; nat - Amer. Wanted for 1.nJH . (Notify. PD, Petersburg, Va )FBI BU FEB 1937

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WALTER PERCY GARDlPEE, with alias88' o 32 ./ OIl 15 Walter Gardner, Walter Gamer, I 32 Vi 000 Walter lI111ar, Uarion ! iller, Marion Ryan, Riley Wyles, Bert Uiller, Bob Miller.

-8-10861 uspenj lIoNeil Island, Washl W; 30 yr. (1937 I 5 ' 7" ; 155 Ib.1 mod bld; blk hair; brn eyes; dk comp ; oee ­lab, stockman; nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bureau of Investigation as a CONDITIONAL RELEASE VIOLATOR. (Notify nearest Bureau Division rt index liated on back cover) FBI BU FEB 1937

D. S. GOODHUE. 13 0 25 11' 10 15 II 26 U 00

116054 PD Shreveport, Lal W; 27 yra (1935i ) 5'6 1/4" ; 120 Ibe) eldr bId; bIde hair) bl eyea) fair oamp; oae - window trimmer; nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify, PD, Shreveport, La)FBI BU FEB 1937

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JOHN loIURRY GOULD, with alias88 , John lIurray Gould, Raymond Jone., Red Gould.

137826 Stpen, Jefferaon City, Mo; W) 24 yra (19}6 ) ; 5' 10" ; 160 Iba; mod bld l It brn hai·rl brn eyea) rdy cemp; occ - olerk) nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. St Bu of Crim App, St. Paul, 1I1nn) FBI BU FEB 1937

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BURT GREEN, with a11u. IS L 1 U 001 S Burt Greene. Il 1 U 101 3

#30869 StPen, Raleigh, NCI W) 25 yr. (1935) ; 5'7" ; 139 lba; mod bldl It hair) brn eye.; It oemp) nat -Amer. Reo'd StPen, Raleigh, NC, 6-4-35 to .erve 4-5 yra for BURG. ESCAPED 11-lS-}6. (Notify. St Bu of Idem:. Raleigh. NC) FBI BU FEE 1937

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ROSCOE GRICE. 10 1 Aa 5 1 aU2a 4

#29231 StPen. Raleigh. NC) 11'1 29 yra (1934) ; 5 '9 1/2" 1 135 1ba) a1dr bId, It brn hair, gr bl "Yea, med fair OOmpl 000 - _ob, na t -

r. Reo' d StPen, Raleigh. NC, to .erve 6-B yr. for URG. ESCAPED 11-30-}6.(Notify. St Bu of Ident, Raleigh. NC)FBI BU FEB 1937 rt thumb

JOIDI LARRY HALWIAN, John Haledman.

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12S38 StPol, Oneida, NY; W; 32 yr. (19}6 » ) 5 ' 9 1/4" ; 204 Iba; .tky bId; brn hairl bl eyea; med camp; ooc - oivil engineer) nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. St Pol, FBI B U FEB 1937

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WILLIE HAMILTON, with aliase., John Tabat. John Talbert. Joseph J. 1I'h1te, Joe Brown, Jimnie Dale. Will Ilem1lton.

#13852 StF, Raiford, Flo.; ) 37 yr. (19}6 ) ; 5 '7" I 14l lb., mod bId, blk lair , dk brn eye s; brn camp) 000 - lab; nat - Amer. Reo'd StF. Raiford, Flo. to .erve 7 yrs for ROB. ESCAPED 12-27-}6. (Notify. Pr COlIIIl. Tal lalasaee, Flo. ) FBI BU FEB 1937 rt index

HARRY lWOI.ON, with aliue.. 15 M 9 Aa JJ.!P Ref. A2a Harry Hammond. "Heninie". S 1 Ua aU2a

#9771 StPen, lloAleater Olda , 11'1 35 yr. (1936 ) 1 5 'S", i45 Iba, mod bId, brn lair; bl gr eye.1 mod CampI It mid fgr amp l ooe - lab ; nat - Amar. Reo' d Stpen. lloAle.ter, Okla, to aeTVe • •ent for BURG. ESCAPED. (Notify. st Bu of Crim Ident and Inv, Oklahoma City, Okl.) St Pen, lloAle.ter, Oklo.) rt thumb FBI BU FEB 1937

JAMES r , with .lia., 17 0 29 W 10M 22 Carl Hacker. I 19 11' 100

1145707 USPen, Atlanta. Ga; 11'1 45 yra (1937 » ) 5 ' 11" ; 159 lb.; I118d aldr bId) blk hairl brn eyea, meddk oomp; 000 - oook; nat - Amar. Wanted by Federal Bureau of Ittreat­igation a. • CONDITIONAL RELEASE VIOLATCR. (Notify nsar •• t Bureau Diviaion liated on baok oOTer) FBI BU FEB 1937 rt index

ARTHUR BAYES, with alla.e.. 10 0 13 U 000 11 Ref. 13Arthur Edward Hayea, Arthur Haya , I 17 U 000 IS Arthur Theodore Heokmen, Arthur Roach. Art E. Hayea.

#'2950 PD, La Cro .. e, lrh, 11', 45 yr. (1936 » ) 5 ' 7" ) 140 Iba; mod b1d, brn hair ; bl eye 8 , rdy CampI oeo ­painter, nat - Amar. Wanted for BURG oDi ESCAPE. 12-1-36. (NotifY' SO, Portage, Wial PD. La Cn> aee, 1I'h)FBI BU FEB 1937 rt dex

ROBERT BAYES. with .11a•••• 13 0 9 R 00 12 Ref. 13 Robert Curti. Haye., Jolm Dan­ Il lS U 00 17 forth.

#23819 USPen, Atlanta. Ga, 11', 33 yr . ( 1926 ) 1 5 ' 7 5/S" 1 174 Iba, med my bId, dk ohe.t hair , bl eyea, .ed dk OO!Dp1 000 - .. rohant; n.t ­.Amer. Wanted tor KIDH. (Notify' PD. San Franciaeo, Callt) FBI BU FEB 1937

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W . A . J . FITZGERALD , wi th a l ias . ( W ) 15 26 W 24 W M.

#78585 StPen , Huntsvi l l e , Tex . App by PD , Wac o , Tex . 12-12- 36 . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 5 N o 2 .

* * * * * ARNOLD LE ROY FITZPATRICK , w i th a l iases . ( w ) o 32 W 1 1M 23

I 32 W OMM #19125 S tPen , Canon C i ty , Co l o . App by PD , S t . Joseph , Mo , 12-20-36 . Wanted notice pub in Vo l 5 No 9 .

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THOMAS GALAN . ( W ) 9 S 1 U 101 7 Ref : T L 1 U I I I 8 U

#4241 PD , Galveston , Tex . App by SO , San Antoni o , Tex , 12-3-36 . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 8 .

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L . V . GARNER . ( B ) 7 I 5 U 101 18 I 1 7 U I I I

#2 1 5 1 PD , Lufkin , Tex . App by SO , Nacogdoches , Tex and r e turned t o S tPen , Huntsvi l l e , Tex , 12-9-36 . Wanted notice pub i n Vol 5 No 1 2 .

* * * * * SIMON GARRI S , wi th a l iases . ( W ) 1 2 0 5 U on 8

I 1 7 R 101 6 #27 3 1 3 StPen , Ra l e i gh , NC . App by rD , ilocicy Mount , Ne , 12- 12-36 . V,'anted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 10 .

* * * * * ROY GORSLINE , w i -;"h a l ias . 8 0 5 U I I I 16 AMP

I 1 7 U IOI #160 1 1 StPen , Ft . Madi son , I owa . App ( date and place not g iven ) and r e turned . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 10 .

* * * * * WALTER D . GUNN . ( W ) 3 9 R 10 1 9 AMP

1 7 R I I 12 #-- S ['Bu , Bos t on , Mas s . App by StPol , Ma lone , NY , 1 1 -27-36 . Wanted not ice pub i n Vol 2 No 1 1 .

* * * * * CURT I S HARRIS , w i t11 a l iases . ( VI ) 1 3 29 W rOM

30 U 001 14 #34093 StPen , Ri chmond , Va . App ( date and place not given ) . Wanted notice pub in Vo l 5 No 9 .

* * * * * GEORGE HAYS , wi th a l iases . ( Vi ) 1 3 5 U 1 6

1 A #20497 PD , Kansas C it y , Mo . App by PO , Hope , Ark , 12-6- 36 . Wanted notice pub i n Vol 2 No 1 .

* * * * * HILL HUSTON . ( B ) 1 4 M 1 U no 4

M 1 T 1 0 2 #29459 S tRe for , Oh i o . App by PD , Chat tanooga , T enn , 12-20-36 . Wanted notice pub in Vo l 2 No 6 .

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DAlIIEL J. HILL, with ali ... <I8 . 14 If 27 W 10 Ref. 28 Fred Davi . , Red Davi ••

.f}66rj06 StP.n, Colu:nbu., OhioJ BJ 19 yr. (1933) ) 5' 7 1/8" J 135 Ib'J roed bldJ blk hairJ dlc m.. r eye sJ med brn oomp; ooc - porter) nat -Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Columbus, Ohio,2-2-33 to .erve 10-25 yr8 ror ROB. ESCAPED 11-28-36. (NotlEy. St Bu of Crim Ident and Inv, London, OhioJ St F, London, Ohio) FBI BU FEB 1937

AlIDREI'l HllISON, with .. li .. ses. Andrew Rayfleld Hinson, "Hank" .

#45377 Vlest Trenton, NJ; B ;29 yr8 5'6" ; 152 Ib8; med bld; blk ha.ir; r eye s ; mad brn camp ; 000 - l .. b; nat - Amer. Want­ed for !.!lJR. (NotlEy. PD, Camden, NJ) FBI BU FEB 1937

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T014 Il. HOLLABAUGH, with allase. . 15 M 9 U 000 8 T. M. Hall .. baugh, Tom lJanuel If 2 U 001 Hall .. b .. ugh, Tom lJ. Ha.llabaugh, Tam Holliwell.

4/3100 Stpen, Lansing, Kane; W J 30 yr. (1932); 5'9 3A" ; 174 Ibe; med bId; brn ha.ir; brn eye s J dlc comp;000 - auto mooh; nat - Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Lan.ing, Kan8, 9-17-32 to ... rve 10-21 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED. (NotlEy. St Pen, Lanaing, Kana) FBI BU FEB 1937 rt index

"\'lILLIE HOL\lES , with alias. 16 M 1 R 8 Ref. R ,iill Holme• •

#e9975 StCD, !iontgamery, Al.. ; B ;29 yra (1934)) 5 ' 8" ; 153 l ;, s ; mad bId; blk hair; brn eyes J It brn camp ; ooe - lab; nat - Amer. Rool d StCD, J.lontgomery, Ala, 12-27-33 to aerve 6-7 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 12-9-36. (NotiEy. St CD, lAontgomery, Ala) FBI BU FEB 1937

lHLLUI!. THOJ,IAS HORTON, with ali8.8. Bill Horton.

#58356 PD V:ashington, DC; W; 29 yr. (1936 ; 5 ' 10 lA" ; 171 Ib 8 ; med bld; elk chest hair; dlc brn eye s ; me d oomPI na t - Ame r . Wanted for RAPE . (Notify. PD, Baltimore, Md) FBI BU FEB 1937

L. S. HUGHLEY, with alia8es.

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Hughley, Lew Hughley. #-- Southe rn Rei l_y PD, Birmingham, Ala; B ; 24 yra (1937 ) ; 5 ' 11" , 172 Ibs , med bId, blk hUr) brn eyesJ med oamp; nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bure .. u of Investigation for THEFT FROl! INTERSTATE SHIPl.!ENT. (NotiEy neare.t Bureau Divi.ion li.ted on back oover) FBI BU FEB 1937 It thumb

37 ROBERT mVING, with ali .. s . 10 0 13 U 000 17 R.. r. 13

Robert Kinrln • I 18 U 001 20#3238 PD. Paterson. NJ, WJ 26 yra (1930); 5 '7 lAo ; 155 Ibs; mod stky bId, mad brn hair; bl eye. ; mad camp ; oco - barber. counterman; nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. (NotlEy. St Pol, Sidney, NY ) FBI BU FE B 1937

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FLOYD JACKSON. 15 I 1 U 1I0 12 Al!P 1,/ 1 U IIO 12

#15361 Stpen Baton Rouge , La; B ,23 yr8 (1925 ; 5 ' 11" ; 175 Ibs; med bld; blk hair; blk eyes; blk comp ; It mid and ring fgrs amp ; 000 -lab ; nat - Amer. Reo ' d StPen, B .. ton Rouge, La. 1-29-25 to s .. rve life for !.!lJR. ESCAPED 11-20-36.

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GEORGE JOHNSON, with ali .. se.: 10 9 U 14 Ref. 10 U George Evan8, Robert Jack.on.

1/'22864 PD, Maoon. Go.; B; 20 yr.(1935) ; 5 ' 8"; 155 lb., mad bId; blk hai r; mar ey .. s ; brn camp; ooc - labl nat - Amer. T/allt ed for BURG and ESCAPE. 7-31-36. (NotlEy. PD, Macon. Ga) FBI BU FEB 1937

J. C. JOJINSOlI, with alia" .... M. A. Johnson, Fred Byrd. George Hughe . Grand, Fred H. Han.on, Morrie Harris , George he8 Harri­son, G. L. Lawreno ... Larry D. Pater­80n, Robert C .. 011 Richard, R. S. Stand ard, H. E. Thompson.

116160 PD Oakland, Califl W; 25 yr. (1936 ; 5 '5"J 145 Ib.l med eht bld; elk brn hairJ bl ">", 8 , med oamp , occ - clerk; nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE. 12-17-36. (NotlEy. PD, Los Angel .... Calif) FBI BU FEB 19"57

L10RGAN JOHNSON, with aU .... Ilorgon John.on.

#ro638 Stpen N rennl 11",35 yr. (1937 ' 6'1"; 185 Ib'l mad bldJ brn hairJ bl eye a J eal oamp, oco - farmer, nat - her. Wanted by Federal Bure .. u or Investig ati on as an ESCAPED FEDERAL PRISONER. (Notify nearest Bureau Division listed on baok oover) FB I BU FEB 1937

CHARLm J ONES, with aliase . . Charlee Jone .. Frank Johnson. Charlee Smith. Lee Thornton, Charli .. Lee Jones, Charli .. Thornton.

Tl47532 Leavenworth, Kane, B I 64 yrs 6' 3A" I 158 Ib e, aldr bldJ blk and gr hairJ mar e)'lO I J dlc b rn oomp l 000 - rireman, labJ nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Burooau of Inve stigation as a CQlDITlONAL REIEASE VIOLATOR. (Noti1'y "" .. rest Bureau D1vi.lon I11t­ed on b .. ck cover) FBI BU FEP 1937

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CARL J ANAWAY . ( W ) 20 28 W M 24 W 01

#32844 StPen , Gould , Ark . by PD , St . Lou i s , Mo , 12-27-36 . Wanted notice pub in Vol 5 No 8 .

* * * * * LEOPOLD JEROME , with al iases . ( W ) 5 1 2 U Ref : 12

6 rR 8 #2906 PD , Camden , NJ . App by PD , Pennsaukon , NJ , 12-9-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n V o l 5 N o 12 .

* * * * * GROVER C . JOLLEY , with al iases . ( W ) 19 0 2 9 W MOO

I 2 1 U 000 1 7 #4935 StPen , Concord , NH . No l onge r wanted . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 4 No 1 .

* * * * * 'iiILLIAM LESTER JONES , Sr , wi th al ias e s . ( W ) 1 7 L 1 U I I O 12 R ef : U

M 1 R n o 1 2 T #13020 PD , St . Loui s , Mo . Located at Los Ange l e s , Cal i f , 11 -27-36 . Wanted notice pub i n Vol 5 No 10 .

* * * * * HARRY KOVENSKY , with al iases . ( VI ) 14 3 0 W 000

22 A 00 #1732 PO , Portland , Me . N o l onger wanted . Wanted noti c e pub i n Vol 5 No 2 .

* * * * * WILLIAM ARTHUR KUHLMAN . ( W ) 7 S 1 T I I 1 0

S 1 Aa I 1 1 #68519 Stpen , Columbus , Ohi o . Located a t Portland , Oreg , 12-10-36 . Wanted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 9 .

DAVID LANE . ( B ) 8 1 aR I I 14 3 aW M

#2664 PD , Hot Springs , Ark . App ( date and place not given ) . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 5 N o 10 .

* * * * * DONALD B . LAWRENCE , with a l iases . ( VI ) 15 S 1 U 010 9

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#51918 StPen , San Quent in , Cal i f . App by SO , Deming , NMex , 12-22-36 . Wanted not i ce pub i n Vol 5 No 11 .

* * * * * Joe LEAL , with al iases . ( W ) 1 6 I 2 9 W 100 21

o 20 W OOl #2248 PD , Lew i s town , Mont . App by SO , Lande r , Wyo , 8-19-36 . Wmrted notice pub i n Vol 5 No 10 .

* * * * * J IM LEE , w i th al iases . ( B ) 20 M 1 u 000 14

L 1 U 000 13 #3102 PD , Dallas , Tex . Located at Yazoo C i ty , Mi s s , 11 -30-36 . notice pub in Vol 5 No 10 .

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SI'IAN IE JONES, with alio.a .. s. Swaine Jones, Swanie F. Jone ., Swannie Jones, Suwan .... F. Jone s , Ted Cole.

#74516 Stp .. Huntsville, T"XI WI 29 yrs 5 ' 6 1/2" 1 135 Ibs ; med sldr bld; dk oh .. st hairl bl .. yeal fair oomp; 000 - labl nat - Amer. '1anted for ROB . (llotif'y. St Dept of Publio S..r .. ty,Austin, T .. x; SO, Farwell, T .. x) FBI BU FEB 1937

ILLIA!.! JONES , with a11o.a ... ' Charlie Clark, Willi .. Jones.

127664 StP"n, Ral eigh, NC; '11'; 26 yr. (1932)1 5 ' 11" ; 219 Ibsl atkybld; dk brn hair) brn eyaa; med OOlOp; nat - .Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, Raleigh, NC, 12-6-32 to aerve 20-25 yr. for :lUR. ESCAPED 11-30-36. (Notify: St Bu of Ident, Ral .. igh, NC ) FBI BU FEB 1937

CHARLIE KING, with alias. Charl... King.

1/46207 StP .. n, Ral"igh, NCI WI 25 yr. (1934) I 5' 10" I 150 Ibal med bld; brn hairl bl .. yes; fair oampl occ - texti le worker, tailorl nat _ Amer. Rec ' d St? .. n, Raleigh, NC to s.. rve 3 yrs for BURG. ESCAPED 12-6-36. (Notify. st Bu of Id .. nt, Raleigh, NC)FBI BU FEB 1937

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Cl!A-IåS KIRSCHNER, with alia•• 11 S 9 U 0 6 R .. f. U Ch .. st .. r Oran.

#26696 PD, Akron, Ohiol WI 26 yr.( 1937 ) ; 5 ' 7" ; 140 Ibs; med bldl dk hair I bl eye a l rdy OamPI nat - Am..r. Want .. d by F .. deral Bureau of Inve st­igation for UNLAWFUL FLIGHT TO AVOn PROSECUTION and viol NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT . (Notify neareat Bureau Diviaion listed on baok ooverl al.o pub in Vol 5 No 10) FBI BU FEB 1937

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RALPH KOGER, with aliase • • Ralph Roger, Ray Williama, Roy Williams.

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#2B241 Stpen NaahTi11 .. , Tennl WI 26 yr. (1936 1 5'6 1/2" 1 150 Ibal med bldl dk brn hair; brn eyes; fair oomp; 000 - eleot, millwright; nat - .Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, NaahTille, Tenn, 2-29-36 to a .. rn 3 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 11-15-36. (Notify. St Pen, Petroa, T..nn)FBI BU FEB 1937 rt thumb

JOHN KORAK. 29 L 9 R 00 7

#32777 StR .. for, Manafield, Ohiol '11'; 19 yr. ( 1935 ); 5'7 3/4" I 154 lb.; m .. d b1dl dk brn hairl dk brn ..yes; aa1 oomPI 000 - 1abl nat - Amer. Reo'd StRefor, Ilana­field, Ohio; 6-1-35 to ...rve

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LYLE LAlIB, with alias .. a . 12 9 U 13 Bel'. 13 Lyle Erneat Lamb, "Red" L 19 1lI0 19 Lemb.

1127 SO, 0roJll!:'" Val W; 17 yra (1936 ) ; 5 ' 10" ; 160 Ibsl med bldl r .. d hairl bl eye sl rdy oamp i nat -Amer. Want .. d for RAPE aDd ESCAPE , 12-4-36. (Notify. SO, Orange, Va) I'BI BU FEB 1937

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JOHNNY LElfONS.

l691 Chri.ti Tex; B I 17 yr. 5'9" I 11;4 Ib.1 "",db1d; blk hair) blk eye.1 blk 00lIIp1 nat - Amer. Want .. d tor ROB and ESCAPE. (Notify. SO, Corpus Chris ti, Tex) FBI BU FEB 1937

WADE LOFLIN, with allas . Wade Lottin.

#32911 StP Raleigh, NC ; WI 24 yrs ( 1936 ) 1 5 ' 7 1/4" 1 147 1b., med b1dl 1t brn hair I gr eye.1 fair compI 000 - "", oh, truck driver; nat - Amer. Reo'd StPen,Raleigh, NC to aerve 12-15 yrs tor ROB. ESCAPED 12-12-36. (Notify. St Bu of IdeDt, Raleigh, NC ) FBI BU FEB 1937

JOHN LOMBARD, with aliu. John F. Lombard.

12747 PD, Conoord, NHI WI 37 yr.(1936 ) 1 5 ' 10 1/2" 1 165 Ib.1 "",d .tky bld, dk brn hairl b1 eyea, .al camp ; 000 - cook, nat - Amer. Want­ed for BURG ani ESCAPE, 10-6-36. (Notify. PD, Conoord, NH)

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SHERMAN LONG.

i¥5452 PD, Canton, Ohio, WI 51 yre ( 1934 ) , 5 ' 10 1/4" , 205 1b.1 stqb1d, gr hair l 1t bl eye.l 1t oamp, nat - Amer. Wanted tor )(UR. (Notify. PD, Canton, Ohio ) FBI BU FEB 1937

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TAl'T LOUGHRIDGE , with al ia ..... 11 29 W 10 10 Ref. 29,29,29 11 4 3Taft Le.ughridge, Ted Le.uridge . 12 W I

16316 Fulton Co Bu of Crim Inv, Atlanta, Ga; W; 23 yr. ( 1935 ) 1 5 '7"; 131 lb.; a. d .. b1dl brn hairl b1 eye s l tair Oampl 000 -tarmer; nat - Amer. Reo ' d St HiglDray Cp, Sop .. rton, Ga, 10-30-35 to .erve l11'e tor WR. ESCAPED 3-14-36. Aleo wanted tor ROB. (Notifyl Pr COIIIIduion, Atlanta, Gal PD, Chattanooga, Tenn)FBI BU FEB 1937

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#37813 St,Pr , Fa l a i gi1 , i (; . Subj ec t dead . Wan ted no t i. ce puo i n Vo l 3 No 7 .

JACI( LONDON . ( W ) 7 M 30 W I 1 3 I 2 0 W a

/1-902 PD 1 C,h i cago , T l ] . App by Ch i cago , [ 11 , l 2 - J - 36 . Wa n t ed no t, i c e

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JOHN MAZZELLA , w i th a l i a s e s . ( W ) <1 1 3 R 14 17 T 14

#3408 StRefor , CheS!'1 1 r e , (:0(10 . Sur rendered vo 1unt3 T" ly to fD , S t,u,rr·forc1 , Gonn ,

12- 4-· 36 . \Va.n ,', ed l'ot i c e pub in 5 N o 2 ; a l H o pub i. n Vo l 4 l�I,) 1 , surne name . * * * * * ,

ELVA McCLENDOJ , i t n a l i a s . 2 1 1 6 R ]"I 26 T

# 1 7 6 1 9 S tRefal ' , I o n i a , M i ch . Loca ted t Gou l d , Ark : 1 2 - 2 - 36 . nted 0 0 ­t i C d p u b i n Vo l 5 No 1 2 .

* * * * * Gfi'OVER M I LLER . w i th a l i ar, e s . ( w ) 1 7 L

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ARTHUR MOORE . ( B ) 1 9 a 3 1 W M 1 5 T 18 U 0 1 7

#30J07 S tR0for : Mans f e lC . Oh j o . App ( date and p l ac 8 no u giv ) . Wdn ed lIo t i c e pub i n Vo l 3 No 1 1 .

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BERNARD UME, with aliaseS! Bernard Eli Lowe, Berne.rd Eli Loe, Bernard Elie Loe.

'J!I23188 StPen N uhville, Tenn; WI 20 yrs (1933) ; 5 ' 6 1/2"; 130 Ib_; lIled SIll bld; blk hair; brn eyesl lIled fair oamp; 000 - dairy Yorker; nat - .Amer. Reo ' d StPen, Nuhville, Tenn, 2-7-33 to .erve 5-10 yre tor ROB. ESCAPED 11-12-36. (Notify. St Pen, Petros, Tenn) FBI BU FEB 1937

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ALBERT LYlill. 14 I 13 R 00 16 Ref. 29 I 17 U 00 17

iC-13712 StCD, Montgomery, Ala; B,24 yra (1936): 5 ' 9 i/2" ; 168 Ibal _d bld; blk hair; mar eyes, dk oomp; 000 - barber. lab, farmer; nat - Amer. Wanted tor lIUR. (Notify. PD, Newark. NJ) FBI BU 1937

ROY UACK. with aliasea. Roy L !lack. Roy L Debbs. Roy Debo.

1137588 StPen. Jaokeon, Vioh; W, 25 yrs (1935 ) ; 5'6 1/2", 161 Ibs , atkybld, dk brn hair; brn eyes; tair oOlllp, 000 - maohine operator; nat -Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. PD. Portland, Oreg) FBI BU FEE 1937

RICHARD YAHONEY, with aliueS! Riehard Pershing. Riohard Per­sing. Diok llahoney. Diok Persing.

112359 PD, Omaha. lIebr; W; 29 yr. (1936); 6'1"; 170 Ibsl med .1dr bld; brn hair; bl eyesl rdy comp; 000 -lab. hotel olerkl nat - Amer. Want­.d for ROB. (liotify. St Sheri1'i' Linooln. lIebr, SO. Fall, City. Nebr)FBI BU FEE 1937

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NICHOLAS SAllTA UARIIIA, with aliase.. Nioholas Santo lIarina, Nickolas Santa Karina. Nicholas Santa llarino.

16 9 R 01 17 Ret. 9

4/'3-1700 PD. Yonker., IIY; W; 29 yra(1935 ) ; 5 '7 1/2" , 181 lb., .tky bld, 1t brn hair; gr eyea; rdy oamp, nat - &Mr. Wanted tor JIUR. (Notify. PD. Yonkera. IIY)FBI BU FEE 1937

CLABEIICE UARTIN.

#280 SO, Poplar Bluff. Ho, W, 31 yra (1936); 5 ' 10 1/2" 1 166 Ib.1 _d bldl brn hair, bl eyesl fair 00lltp1 nat - Amer. Wanted tor ROB. (Notify. St Highway Patrol, J.tter­aon City. XOI St Highway Patrol. Sikeston. Jlo)FBI BU FEB 1937

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41 LOVETT )(ARTIN. with ali&8. 10 0 9 R 0 17 Ret. 13

L. c. Vartin. 1124 Dougherty Co Chain Al , Gal 11', 29 yr. 5 '7-, 150 Iba, It brn hair, bl eyea, tairoOllp' nat - ..... r. Reo 'd Dougherty Co Chain Gmg, Albeny. Ga to a."" lite tor XUR. ESCAFBD 12-12-36. ()loUty. Dougherty Co Chain Gang. Albany. Ga) FBI BU FEB 1937

RAYllOIiD WILLIAK UARTili. with ali&8 ••• Willi_ R. Vartin. Georg. Ra DenDlt. R. B. Clark. Raymond Clark. Curly Vart1n.

#e85-D SO. Clayton, VOl 11', 30 yr. (1937 ) ; 5'8"; 145 Ibe, .... d bldl dk brn bt.irl bl gr eyes, rdy 00lltp1 000 - eleot, ... t - Amer. Wanted by F.cleral Bureau ot In9'll.tigati on &I a PAROLE VIOlATOR. (Notity neareat Bureau Diviaion listed on back cover) FBI BU FEB 1937

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ALBERT loIASLOIISKI. 20 L 1 U 010 10 Ret. 5.JKP X 1 U 011 10 1

#6437 PD. Grand Rap1da. Kieh; W, 18 yr. (1934}1 5'5"1 153 lb., .nt bIdI brn Ia irl bl .ye ., Bed dkDOmpI impre.aion of It index i'gr not available , Mot - .bier. Want ­ed tor BUIiG. (Notity. PD. GreDd Rapida. Vioh)FBI BO FEB 1937

CL&lJD JloGEE. with al ia se.. 8 Claud JloGhe •• Claude lIoGhe ••

fI-.. St 1wray Patrol. Sikeaton. Xo, 11', 23 yr. (1936 ) , 5 ' 11" , 135 lb., aIdr bld, dk brn hair, bnl ey.a, dk oomp; nat - Amar. Wanted tor IIUR am ESCAPE. (Wotity. St Jmt.y Patrol. Jett.r­aon City. XOI st HigJmt.y Patrol. Sik.aton. 110, SO. Benton. 1(0)FBI BU FEB 1937

JOHN lIEGOLOFF. with alia •• s . Amgo Dimgo. Angelo Domingo , Jolm Labadott. Jolm Labodotf. Jolm Kegalotf. Jolm Keplott. Jom "glott, Jolm Jlalosott. J. )(eyo-1atf, Jolm Sebodott. Jolm W.at.

#3470 PD. u-da. Calif, WI 30yra (1 ) 1 5 '7-, 150 Ib.1 .1Id bld,brn hair, brn .,..a, rdy Goapl 000 -_oh. truok drl wr, nat - RussiaJl.­.bier. Want.cl tor XID)I and ROB• (Wotity. PD. Alameda. Calif)FBI BU FEE 1937

'IlAL'1mi KIDDIBBROOKB. with al1&8e •• Robert Cap. Walter Kiddlebrook.

i--!tti bt.a Co Chain SPrin«­tield. Ga, B, 19 yra , 5'7­, 170 Ibal -.!. bld, blk bt.ir l dk brn eyea, Md· dk OOllp' nat - "-r.

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RUE RAYMOND OL I NGER , w i th a l i a s e s . 1 6 26 W 1 M 2 8 W T

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USPen , Le",venwor th , Kans . App by PD , M i am i , F l a . 1 2 - 1 1 - 36 . Wl:\nr,ed not i c e pub in Vo l 5 No 1 1 .

i;E1 RY OLIVER , w i th a l i a s e s . I 1 9 27 d 10 14 AM!:'

jf 1 2 1 2 6 PD , Akron , Oh i o .

pub i n Vo l 5 No 9 .

1 2 i1PP by PD , Oi:l.kl and , Ca l i f , 1 2 - 3 1 -36 .

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IltJ'272 PD , Tamp", . F l a . App a t Tampa , F l a , 1 2- 2 1 - 06 . Witnlied pub i n Vo l 5 No 8 .

JO,iN PARR I SH , w i th a l i a. s e s . ( W ) 20 1 R l' ·1 AMP Re f : 1'1' 1 R 1 2 T

#28 182 StPen , Nashvi l l e , Tenn . ApI' by PD , P o r i a , I ll : 1 2 -203·, 3 6 . Wanl1ed nO' i c e pub i n Vo l 5 No 1 2 .

... , * * ROBERT PRYOR , w i th a l i a s . ( B ) 1 7 0 1 R 000 1 5

M 17 R 100 # 16691 S tPen , JMckson , M i cil . Loca ed a t New Yo rk . NY , 1 0- 3 - 36 . W nted n o ­L i c e pub i n Vo l 5 N o 7 .

* * * * * E'RANK PUNGSAK : w i th a l i a s e s . 2 1 L 1 R 10 1 2

S 3 W M #31 705 St,Rero r , Man ;;) f i e l d , Oh i o . App by PD , Oak l and ! C a l i f , 1 2-29-36 .

Wanted n o t i c e pub i n Vo l 5 No 8 .

: ATTHEW REESE , w i th a l i a s e s . ( B ) 1 6 1 7 W I 7 W 0 1 5

;:3032 6 S 'i:,CD , :liontgome ry , A L a . App by FD . Montgome ry , A l a . 1 2 - 1 1 - 36 . Wa.l1tt'lu not i ce pub i n Vo l 5 No 1 0 .

* * * '* * ARTHUR REID , w H h a l i as e r:; . 1 5 M 1

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';''20357 St.F , Ra i ford , F l o . App by SO , Sara s o t.a . F la , 1 1 - 1 4 - 3 6 . VI nted n o ­t i c e pub i n Vo l 5 No 12 .

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1#.62 SO, Elkader, Iowal WI 19 yr. (1936 ) 1 5 ' 11" 1 135 1bsl oldr b1dl bm hair I b1 eye. ; fair campI nat _ Amer. Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE, 10-27-36.

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(Notify, SO, Elkader, Iowa) FBI BU FEB 1931

FRANK 1I0SE, with alias. Ted Earl Baker,

i/'27005 Stpen McAle.ter, OUal W; 22 yr. (1932 1 6 'l"l 151 1bol aldr b1dl bm hain b1 eyesl med fair o amp I oco - oarpl nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notify. PO, Kan.... City, Kan.) FBI BU FEB 1931

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J. H. MULLINS, with aliab"" Jameo Hiok. IIullina, J. H. Mullenl, Hix Mullins.

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#25113 Mound.ville. lrVal Wl 24 yr. 5 '7 1/2" 1 161 1bs, mild bId, It bm hairl bl eye. , med rdy oomp; 000 - minerl n .. t _ Amer. Wanted for BURG. (Notlfy. SO. Princeton, WVa; St Pol, Princeton, WVa) FBI BU FEB 1937

CURTIS NANCE, with aliasel. CurtiI F. Nanoe, Paul Armstrong.

1/e6085 SO. San Bernardino. Calif, W; 18 yr. (1934), 5 ' 6 3;4" l 130 1bll med bldl bm hair, b1 eye"" med oamp; 000 - lab, student ; nat _ Amer. Wanted for ROB. (Notify. SO. San Bernardino, Calif) FBI BU FEB 1937

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ROY NE'tNAN. with ali&lell Robert John NtIWDIIUI. R. G. Neuman, Bob Newman .

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#2189 PD. Springfield, MOl W; 22 yrl (1936 ) , 6 ' 1 1/2" ; 180 1bll aldr b1dl dk bm hairl b1 gr eyes; .... d fair oompl 000 - lab; nat - Amer. Wanted by Federal Bureau of Invelt­igation for viol NATIONAL YOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT. (Notify ne .. reot Bure .. u D1 viaion li.ted on baok oo .... r ) FB I B U FEB 1937

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NAT NIXON, wi tb aliale.. 12 S 9 R 00 11 Riohard Allen Givena, rd L 1 U 00 Allen Gi vinl. Charlie !ll'O1l1l,Charlie M..ck.

169 Sumter Co Chain Gang, Amerioul. Gal B; 27 yre (1936 ) , 6' I 160 1bll !lied bldl b1k hairl elk bm eye., blk compl 000 - farmer, lab, nat _ Amer. Rec' d Sumter Co Chain Gang. Amerious, Go., 12-19-31 to .erv .. life for IIUR. ESCAPED 12-7-36. (Notify. Sumter Co Chain Gang, rt ring Ameriou•• Go.) FBI BU FEB 1937

43 P .tUL NIXON. 11 1 Aa 1 R .. f. Aa

Aa.2t #33611 StRefor. lIan.tield. Ohio; WI 23 yr. (1936 ) , 5 ' 10" l 165 1bl , .... d bId, elk bm hair, !lied brn eye.1 rdy oompl 000 - farme r, nat - Amer. Reo'd StRefor. Man.fie1d. Ohio. 2-6-36 to lerve 1-5 yr. for BURG. ESCAPED 11-29-36. (Notify. St Refor, Mans field, Ohio) FB I BU F'EB 1937

H<N1ARD HOOD 0' BRYANT.

#1811 PO, Springfield. 110 ; Wl 20yro (1935 ) , 6 ' 1 " 1 173 Ibll .1Dðr b1dl blde hair) b1 eyeel rdy oomp; oco - muaioian, otudent) nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB. (NotH';" PO, Springfie ld. Mo) FBI BU FEll 1937

HERSCHEL OGLE. with aliases. Hersohel Franoi. Ogle . "Red".

t7437 PD. St. MOl 1I'l 26 yr. (1934») 5 ' 8 158 1bll .... d Itky bld) .... d brn hair; bm eye s l ady oompI 00 0 - lab, _obI na t -Amer. Wanted for BURG . (Notify' PD. City, Kana ) FBI BU FEB 1937

EUEN SIll4PTOR PARKER, with 0.11&1 ... Euen Sumpter Parke r. W. E. Parker.

#13195 PD. Dallu. TexI WI 43 yrs (1934)1 5 ' 9" ) 116 lb.; .tky bl d; oheat hair I gr 8)'1 I) m .. d oomp l 000 - oookl nat - Amer• • Wanted for ROB. (Notify. St Dept of Publio Saf .. ty. Au.tin. Tex; SO, B.... vill ... TexI PO, Dall .. , Tex) FBI BU FEB 1937

SALVATORE PASQUALI. with aliue• • Salvadore Nuooitelli. Salvadore Pasquale. Salvator .. P .. squale.

14395 StRefor. Cheohire, Conn; Wl 20 yr . (19}6 ) 1 5 ' 3 5/8" l 134 lb.; am bldl elk bm hair I gr eyu l mad OCllllpl 000 - lab; nat - Amer. Want­ed for BURG and ESCAPE. (Notify, St Refor . Cheoh1r ... Conn; PO, M .. rid en. Conn) FBI BU FEB 1931

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EVERETT PERRY, with ali&l' 18 0 23 'If I 21 R .. t. 23 Ev .. rett Jarvi. Perry. I 19 11' 01 20

117434 StPen, Miohigan City. Ind; WI 27 yr. (1935 ) ; 5'9 1/2" 1 160 Ibsl mad bld; elk oheot hairl yol al eye.;med oomp; 000 - tinner. truok driverl nat - Amer. Reo ' d StPen. Miohigan City. Ind. 4-12-35 to .erve 3-10 yrl for BURG. ESCAPED 12-27-36. (Notify. St Pen. Klohigan City. Ind ) FBI BU FEB 1937

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#4774 PD , J opl i n , Mo . App by PD , Phoen i x , A r i z , 1 2 - 1 2 - 36 . Wanted n ot i ce pub in Vol 5 No 1 2 .

HENRY CLAY ROBERTS , w i th a l i a s e s . 20 15 U 10 Ref : 15 8 W or 14 24

#170 USMar shal , Omaha : Neh . I nd i c tment d i sm i s s ed . Wanted n o t i c e pub i n

Vol 5 N o 3 .

CHARLES ROHRER , w i th al i a s . ( W ) 1 5 0 2 9 W 1 0 1 1 7 I 2 0 W 101

#B-29 30 StRe f or , pon t i a c , I l l . App by PD , B e l l i ngham , Wash , 1 2 - 13- 3 6 . Wanted n o t i c e pub in Vol 5 No 9 .

JOSEPH RUPPRECHT , w i t h a l i a s e s . ( W ) 1 2 0 2 9 W roo 9 I 19 W roo 1 1

#30417 SO , Hackensack , NJ . App by PD , Edgewa tar , NJ , 12- 15 -36 . Want, ed not i c e pub i n Vol 4 No 4 .

J I M SCALES , w i th a l i a e e b . ( B ) 32 VI MMM 22 32 W IMI

#5270 PD , L i t-(. 1 e Rock , A rk . App in Li ttle Rock , Ark , 10-20-36 . Wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 6 .

* * * * * HAROLD SEEMER , wi th al iases . ( W ) 1 6 I 1 3 U 00

o 24 W I 18 #4 5 3 98 StPen , Auburn , NY . App ( d a t e a-1I'1 place not g iven . ;Vanted not i c '" pub i n Vol 5 N o 12 .

M I KE S I LVESTRO , w i th a l i a s . M 2 9 W I M 2 R 00

#35 5 7 1 PD . C l eve land , Oh i o . N o l onge r wanted . an ted n o t i ce pub i n Vol 5 No 3 .

·x- * * * * W I LL I AM RHULE SLINGER , w i th al iases . ( W ) 20 5 00

W M 15 #-- PD , Newark , NJ . App by PD , Kea l ny , NJ , 1 2-2-36 . We,nted n o t i c e pub Vol :; No 2 .

PAUL n . SLOAN . ( W ) 27 0 2 0 21

#10620 PD , J a cks onvi l l e , Fla . App by PD , San Anton i o , Tex , 1 2 - 1 1-36 . wanted not i c e pub i n Vol 4 No 4 .

OTI S SMI TH , w i th al i a s e s . ( W ) 2 1 M 3 1 W I 1 7 I 2 0 W I I

#5764 Ful t.on C o Bu o f C r i m I nv : At.l anta , Ga . App by Ful (, o n C o Bu o f G r i m I nv , A t l antR , Ga , 1 1 - O-36 . Want ed not i c e pub i n Vol 5 No 1 .

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REYNOLD PETERSON, with aliu ••• G.org. II. Hud.on, James Zuk1.

#89 SO, Ukiah, Calit, w, 17 yra(1936), 5 ' 9" , 130 Ibs, eldr bld, It hair, bl gr ey •• ; tair oamp, nat - Am.r. Wanted tor BURG. (Notify. SO, Ukiah, Calif) FBI BU FEll 1937

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O. D. RANDAL, with alia.e8' 20 1l 1 U 000 8 Odi. Randal, O. D. Randl., L 1 R IIO 11 01and.r Sotton, Olander Sutton, OliaDd.r Sutton.

#22315 Stpenj Baton Roug., La, B, 22 yra ( 1936 , 5'9"; 147 lbs, mad bld, blk hair, dk brn eye., dk brn oomp, 000 - garage helper, nat _ Amer. Wanted tor BURG. (Notify. SO, Natohitochea, La)FBI BU FEB 1937

GRAFTON REYlIOLDS, with aliueo. 10 Charles Grafton Reynold., Grafton Charles Reynolds, Grafton Jaok Reynolds, Jack Reynold• •

#3152 Stpol, Baton Rouge, La, W, 26 yrs (1936), 5'6", 140 lb., mad bId, dk bm hair, bl eye., I118d camp, 000 - gambler, lab , nat _ Amer. Wanted for ROB. (Notify, SO, Colfax, La)FBI BU FEB 1937

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LE1I'IS RIDLEY. 20 0 27 W }loo #loo-A Meriwether Co Stocke.de, Greenville, Ga, B, 33 yrs (1934), 5 ' 10" ; 145 lbs, aldr bId, blk hair, dk brn eyea, It ginger campI nat _ Amer. Reo 'd lleriwether Co Stookade, Greenville, Ge. to aerve 15-20 yrs for RAPE. ESCAPED 3-30-35. (Notify. Meriwether Co Stookade, GTeanvi11e, Ga)FBI BU FEB, 1937

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CAS E. ROBERTS, with ali&8. 14 9 Rr 2Il Ret. 9 Rr John Roberta. 2 Ur 4 Wt

1391 SO, Springfield, 31 yrs (1936 ) , 5 '6" , 140 lb. , mad bId,brn hair, b1 gr eyes, med oampl nat - Amer. Wanted tor RAPE and ESCAPE. (Notify. SO, Springfield, Colo) FBI BU FEB 1937

GLENN ROBINSON, with aliaae • • Fred Baldu. Robinson, G1.n Robin.on, Glenn Le. Tel ton.

SO, Liberty, Tex, W, 28 yrs 6'1 1/2" , 1 56 Ibs, a ldr

bId, bIde hair, gr eye. , It ocmp,nat - Amer. We.nt;ed for BURG and ESCAPE, (Notify. St Dept at Publio Safety, Austin, Tex, SO, Woodville, Tex) FBI BU FEB 19Y7

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126438 StR.tor, llanafi.1d, Ohio, W, 19 yr. ( 1932) , 5'7", 125 lb., mad aldr bId, dk brn lair, dk brn .yaa, sal oomp, 000 - .hippingolerk, nat - Amer. Beo' d StR.tor, Manstield, Ohio, 2-12-32 to ••rve 1-15 yr. tor BURG. ESCAPED 12-25-36. (Notify. St Refor, )lana tield, Ohio) FBI BU FEB 1937

LOUIS ROCCO, with aliae. Lui. Roooo.

#1451 PD, Albuquerqu., liHex, W, 34 yrs (1932), 5 '7 Y4", 138 lb., mad .ldr bId, blk hair; bm eye s ; dk camp, 000 - lab, nat - Italian. Wanted for BURG. (Notify . PD, Albuquerque, NIlex) FB I BU FEB 1'137

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GEORGE ROTOSKY. 23 L 1 R 11 Ret. R

116926 PD, Se.oramento Cal if, w,23 yr. (1936 ) , 5 ' 8 3t'v" ' 157 lbs, mad bld, brn hair, bm eye s ; oamp, 000 - lab, nat - Amer. Want­ed tor VUR. (Notify. PD, Saoramento , Calif) FBI BU FEB 1937

RICHARD SALTZ.

#33256 StRefor, lIanatie ld, OhiOI W, 16 yrs (1935), 5'9", 164 lb., mad bld, blk hair, .1 eye . , te.ir oomp,000 - tarmer, nat - Amer. Reo ' d StRetor, lIan.field, Ohio, 11-2-35

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to .erve 1-15 yr. tor BURa. ESCAPED' 12-9-36. (Notify. St Bu of Crim Ident; and Inv, Ohio, at Retor, Mans­tie1d, FBI BU FE B 1937

PETER L. SANDBERG. 11 0 I

Oç Stpen, Bismarck lIDak, W, 42 yr. (1925 ) , 5 '6 l/2", 164 1h, lII8d bId, gr hair, b1 eyea, rdy Oampl 000 - te.rm.r. Reo' d Stpan, Bismarck, NDak, 12-22-25 to .erve 6 yrs tor RAPS. ESCAPBD. (Notify. St lien, Bismarck, lIDak)FBI BU FBI! 1937

BmARD SCHAEDEL, with alw. Edward Solael.

#54398 Stpen, San Quentin, Callt, W, 24 yr. (1'133 ) , 5'4 1/4" , 131 lb., mad bId, brn lair, b1 eyaa, dk OOIIP, 000 - oarp, pattern mabrJ nat - Amer. 1I'ant;ed tor ROB. (Notify. PD, Ft. Worth, T.r) FBI BU FEB 1937

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hENRY SOVA . w i th a l i a s . ( W ) . 2 1 3 1 W I I 1 6 VI 1 M 1 6

#585 PD , Sag i naYt , M i ch . l, lT by PD , Lans i ng , Mich . 1 2- 1 9-36 . Wan ted not i c e

pub i n Vo l 6 N o 1 . * * * * *

RUSSELL SPARKS , w i th 1 1 a 6 . ( W ) 2 5 1 7 W I 1 8 AMP 3 VI I

#4828 SO , Ed i nburg , To . App at Fow l e r , C o l o , 1 2 - 1 5 - 36 . WaDLed not i e p pub in Vo l 5 No 1 1 .

* * * * * J AMES STALLINGS . w i th l iases . ( B l I 3 1 W I IO 1 7

I 2 8 W MI l 1 6 #32557 Stpen , R i chmond . Va . App by PD , Ph i l a d e lph i a , Pa . 1 2 - 30 - 36 . Want e d not i c e pub i n Vol 3 No 1 1 .

* * * * * RALPH H . STEVENS , w i th al ias e s . ( W ) 1 2

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#52658 StPr , Ral e i gh , NC . App by PD , Roanoke , Va , 1 1 - 24 - 36 . N n e d not i C E: pub i n Vol 4 No 8 .

* * * * * WILL I AM HFNRY SYBERT . ( W ) 1 3 M

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# 1 1 1 9 2 PD , Sa l t Lake C i ty , Utah . App by PD , New O r l eans , L . 1 2 - 1 0 - 36 .

wanted not i C e pub in Vol 5 No 1 2 . * * * * *

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LL I AM MARVIN TAYLOR . w i th a.l iases . ( W ) 2 3 28 W n 1 6 2 7 VI MI

fl- 1 7493 PD , Newark , NJ . Located a. t. New York . NY 1 2- 7 -36 . Ij;'anted not i c e pub in Vol 5 No 1 2 .

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tf3;:;052 StR6foi." , Mansf j e J cl , Ohi o . j\pp by Co De t e c t ive Bu , F i l" Lsbur'gh ,

1 2 - 1 6 - 36 . Wanted not i c e pub in Vo l 5 No 5 .

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CHARLES WILLIAMS , w i th a l i a s . ( B l 6 1 aUt 1 2

1 aAa 6 #25554 StPen , Baton Rouge , La . App by SO . Vi cksbu l"g , M i s s , 1 2 · 28-36 . Wan ' ed not i c e pub i n Vol 6 No 1 .

* * * * * FRANK WILLIAMS , w i th a l iasb S . ( B ) 1 2 0 1 U 0 1 0 1 2

L 1 7 U 1 10 1 3 ;'!-5 SO , York , 3(; . App tJ FD , Fay e t t E;v i 1 1 e , NC , 1 -2-37 . Wanted no tic e p\,ib i n Vol 4 No 6 .

* * * * " JOHNNIE WILLI AMS , w i th a l i ases . ( B ) 26 L 1 R 101

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/"13 1 0 7 SUen , Hun t- b ' i l l e , Te x . App by PD , Beaumon t . 'lex , 12 5 -36 . Wan t ed no'· i e e pub in Vo l 5 No 1 2 .

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Gang, ( 1935),

FLORENCIO SIlES, with aliaaeB ' Florento SileB, Flori.noeo Silea, Florinceo SileB, Clarence Sells, Florienceo Sile ••

#2376 PD, Traoy, Calif; B ; 22 yra (1936); 6' ; 145 Iba; med aldr bId; blk hair; brn eyea; elk yel camp; 000 - lab, oook; nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE, lZ-15-36. (Notify. PD, Traoy, Calif) FBI BU FEB 1937

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#25991 PD, Yacon, Go.; B; 20 yrs (1936); 5 '6" ; 122 Iba; am bld; blk hair; mar eyea; ginger comp; ooc -lab; nat - Amer. Wanted for ROB and ESCAPE, 12-4-36.(llotify. PD, Yacon, Go.) FBI BU FEB 1937

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T1WiTRAlJ LEE SlJITH, with aliaaea. 5 l! 25 W I 13 Ref. 25 Trantham Lee Smith, J. R. Diokaon. S 20 W U 19

#446C6 USPen, Atlanta, Ga; W; 23 yrs (1937 ) ; 5 ' 11" ; 157 Iba! aldr bId; brn hair; bl eyes; fair oamp! oco - farmer, lab; nat - Amer.Wanted by Federal Bureau of InveBt­ie;ation as a CONDITIOIIAL RELEASE VIOLATOR.(Notify nearest Bureau Diviaion liat­cd on baok oover) FBI BU FEB 1937 rt index

JOID! STEPHENS, with aliasea. Jaok Melvin Stephena, Jack Stevena. "Jaok" . "MIke". "Red".

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CHESTER STONE, with al1aaeBl George ll1tohell. Ralph Miller, "Chick" •

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#ef,267 Stpen lloAleater, Okl .. ; 11'; 26 yra (1932 ; 5 '7 1/2" ; 134 Iba ; med bld) brn hair; hat eye a) fair oamp; ooc - barber; nat - Amer.Wanted for ROB. (Notify. PD, Oklahoma. City, Oklo.)FBI BU FEB 1931

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JJJ.!ES STUBBLEFIELD, with aHase.. 18 5 rUa 11 Ref. 5 Jamea J. Stover, Jamea Stublefiald. 1 R 11

113549 Stpen. Raleigh, NC; B; 18 yra (1936) ; 5' 9" ) 150 Iba; mad bld) blk hairl brn eyel; blk camPI 000 -day l .. b; nat - Amer. Rec'd Stp_, Ro.le1gh, NC to serve 14 moa for BURG. ESCAPED 12-14-36. (Notify. St Bu of Ident, Raleigh, NC)FBI BU FEB 1937

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4-7 HOYT SUMMERS, with alias.

Robert Hoyt Summera. 111# Dougherty Co Chain Albany, Ga; 11'1 23 yra5'9 1/2" ; 150 Iba) _d bldl blk hair; brn eyes, fair oamp; nat -Amer. Reo'd Dougherty Co Chain Go.ng, Albany, Go. to aerve life for IlUR. ESCAPED 12-12-36. (Notify. Dougherty Co Chain Gang, Albany. Go.) FBI BU FEB 1937

RALPH SWIGGARD, with aliaaes. Ralph F. Swiggard, Joseph Graham.

#33410 HC, Jesaups, Ud; W, 32 yra (1936) ; 5 '8 1/2" ; 147 Iba) _d bld, elk brn hair , dk brn eyas) elk OO!Bp; 000 - fireman; nat - Amer. Reo'd He , Jesaupe. Yd. 1-15-36 to serve 5 yr. for ROB. ESCAPED 12-22-36. (Notify. He. JeBsupa, lid) FBI BU FEB 1931

- - - ­ -ElJIrARD TERRY, with o.1iaaea.

Biggen Terry, "Big'un".134568 Stpen, Gould, Arlq B; 23 yra (1936); 5'4" ; 140 Iba) .m bldlblk hair; brn eyes; blk oamp; 000 -lab; nat - Amer. Wanted f or BURG and ESCAPE. (Notify. SO, llalvern. Little Rook, Ark)

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JOHNNIE TUNE, with u1aees. John 1I'i1l1 ... Tune, Johnia Tune.

#35324 Stpen Richmond, Va; BI 25 yra ( 1936 1 5 ' 7" , 170 Ibsl _d

HENRY VASSEUR. with a11u.John Vaaaeur.

1/8965 Co Detective. Hartford. Connl 11'; 19 yra (1936) ; 5'8" ; 151 Ib.1 _d bldl brn lair; baz eY "1 It comp; nat - Amer. Wanted for BURG and ESCAPE, 12-21.-36. (Notify. Co Deteotive, Hartford. Conn)FBI BU FEB 1931

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CARL VICKmY, with o.1ias.... 13 )( 1 U 101 5 Ref. utC. C. Vickery. Carl C. Logan, S 1 U 001 11 U C. C. Viokory.

#16671 Fulton Co Bu of Crb. Inv. Atlanta. Gal W, 34 yrl ( 1936) , 5 ' 10· ,149 lb., _d Ildr b1d; brn hair;b1 gr ay.11 fair oDmp' 00 0 - eleotl nat - Amer. Wanted or KUR.(Rotif7' Fultal Co Bu of Cri. Inv.Atlanta. Gal PD. Atlanta. Ga) FBI BU FEB 1937

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429688-1.!-1l PD, Loa Angeles, Calif; W; Z7 yra (1936); 5 ' 5" ! 135 Iba) sht atky bId; red hair; bl eyes; fair

hvy bId ; blk hair; mar eyea; brn oamp; 000 - chauffeur. labl nat -Amer. Reo'd Stp_, Riohmond. Va. camp; 000 -

Wanted for BURG. boxer; nat - Amer.

2-29-36 to aerve 8 yrs for ROB. ESCAPED 11-7-36. (Notify. PD, Loa Angelea, Calif)

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Gang, (1934) ;

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EUlER u:E wALLIIlG, with all.81 Elmo W.lling. #15S Stpen, lIenard, 1111 WI 29 yro (1934) 1 5 ' S 1/2" 1 151 Ib.1 _d bldl med ohe.t hair: hall grn eye. 1 _d oompl OCO - l.b; nat - Amer. Want­ed tor ROB and IIUR. (Notlfy. St Bu of Ident and Inv, Springtleld, Ill; SO, Deoatur, 1111 PO, Deo.tur, Ill ) FBI BU FEB 1931

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ELRY WELCH, with alia..... 15 II 1 U III 5 Elry Au.tin Welch, E. P. Welch- S 1 U 011 10 134362 McAleoter, Okl.1 WI 22 yr. 5 ' 10" 1 169 Ibol med bId) brn lw.ir) bl oye.) med oomp; ooe - l.b ) nat - Amer. Reo ' d Stpen, lIolle.ter, Okla, 6-9-36 to •erve 10 yr. for ROB . ESCAPED 11-30-36. (Notify. St Pen, lIolleoter, Okla) FBI BU FEB 1931

FRED WHITESIDI!. 11390 SO, Sprin 1eld. Colo) 11') 24 yr. (1936 » ) 5 ' 10" ) 160 1bBI med b1dl d.k hairl brn eyeB) d.k campI nat -Amer. Wanted for RAPE and ESCAPE. (Notify. SO, Springfiold, Colo) FBI BU FEB 1931

FRANK WILHELM, with alia • • Frank RUBBell. 1131921 PD, Los Angole., Calif; 11') 25 yr. (1936); 5 'S") 135 lb.) med oldr b1dl blk hair I brn eyeo; d.k camp) ooc - oook; nat - German­Filipino. Wanted for IIUR. (Notify. PD, Lo. Ange1e. , Calif) FBI BU FEB 1931

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14 R.t. 25 1 #1249 P'ulton Co Bu ot Cra InT. Atlant•• Gal B I 25 11"0 (1935 ) 1 5 ' 6 1/2" I 130 1hal 1IIed bldl bllc hair ) -.- eyeol brn 00IIlp) nat -r. Wanted tor IIUR aD! ESCJPII, 11-12-36. (Noti fy. Fulton Co Bu ot Cr1Jl InT, Atlanta, G.) FBI BU FEB 1931 rt ring

iRED WILL:w!8. 15 II 13 U 000 IS 11<:4 StHigltwayCp, Herndon, Gal B, 16 yro ( 1 » ) 5'5") 121 lb. ; am b1dl b1k hairl blk eye. 1 bllc -oompl nat - Amer. Reo ' d StHigltwayCp, Herndon, Ga, 6-llr36 to ••rve 2-3 yr. tor BURG. ESCAPED 12-9-36 • (Notify. St Highway Cp, Jlerndon. Ga)FBI au FEB 1937

H. V. WILLIJ.Wl, with all ••••• Garn.t Will1amo, Garnett Vandorin Wi111amo, Garret V. Wl11iam., Burney Wal tero. Spartanburg, SCI 11'; 29 yra ( l ) ; 6'3 1/2" ; 154 Ib a ; aId!' bId; d.k brn lw.irJ gr eyea; rdy 00lllp1 000 - meoh, taxtlle worker I nat -Am.r. Reo ' d .t StF, 1I111.dgeTi111. Ga, 10-25-35 to oerve 3-4 yr. tor BURG. ESCAPED 3-15-36. (Noti fy. Pro Comm, Atlant.. Ga) FBI BU FEB 1931

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orIS WRIGHT. 9 I 21 W IIO 13 155 Effingham Co Chain Spring­fi.1d, Ga; B; 30 yro 5 ' S" , 135 Ib., med oldr bldl bllc lw.ir, blk eyeal blk OOmpl nat - Amer. Roo ' d Effingham Co Chain Gang, Spring­fie ld, G., 3-23-33 to lOne 10 yntor BOB. ESCAPED 10-11-36. (NotifY' Co Clw.in Gang,Springtield ,

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26 R I LILLIE FRANKLIN, with alia.. 3 1 .U. 2 Ret• •U. L11lio Pleasant. 1 aAa 2 aAat #36619 Stpen, Jefter.on Clty, 1/01 B; 46 yr. (1930» ) 5' 2 1;1.;" 1 115 lb.) med bId) blk hairl ",ed d.k mar eYI.; med It brn oomp: oec - house­maid; nat - Amer. Rec'd Stpen, Jefferaon City, Mo, 4-11-30 to .erve life for WR. ESCAPED 11-21-36. (Notify. St Pen, Jetferaon City, Mo ) FBI BU FEB 1931 rt thUllb

GEORG U IVEY. with alia • • Georla Ivy.

1}e561 PO, Austin, Tn; B, 55 yr. (1935 ) , 5 ' 5 1;1.;" 1 121 Ib al ..d bId,blk lw.ir I m.r eyeol d.k brn 00lllp I Jat - A..r. Wanted tor ROB. (Notlty . PO, Auatln, rex) FBI BU FEB 1931

3 1 Aa 15 11 J2a f32151 PD, Detroit , Mich; B I 21 yr. (1936 ) 1 5 ' 2 1/2" ; 122 IbB; med bId I bllc hairl mar eyeo; med brn 00lllp; nat - Amlr. Wanted tor IIUR. (Notify. PD, Phil adelphi., Pa) FBI BU FEB 1937

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