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ogee Ra! Ge aah ote eg eet eh, veh bing ly east deur ac his tb acidic ye me aera Tad eek Le a are a art A el a a A lit a api a es A Me ta Ell ge oa am <*« 7™ 3 ore Inst icT and that on the erening tS i Osteher 6, 1953, he carried WITT r, Apartment 324 which he b ecalled contained two large mtal suitcases, dark in color, and one lar ger than the other, the small one weighing from 40 to 45 pounds. He exztimated the larger metal case to weigh from 60 to 65 pounds. a ms = stated that he did not imow whether or not he ; ; i eould identify the individuals whom he escorted to Room 324 with r thie luggage. He also stated that after placing the luggage in the ticet of Room 32h, that oie of the men requested him to bring. up sone Cokes. The other man stated he did net want any so he only brought them one. §Padviced that he had nothing more to do with ‘hess mir and did not see them any more that evening. at the TOWN HOUSE «= Wy“, HOTEL, acviesad that he loaded the luggage onto the hotel push cart ed from the trunk of the automobile at the side entrance in the alley, S He described the luggage as one black metal case rger metal case, a brown Leather case, and one brief case, stated that to the best of his recollection, he would estimte the weight ef the larger metal suitease to have been about 70 to 89 pounds and ‘the smaller metal case to weigh about 50 pounds, also advised that he did mot believe he could identify either of these ten anc that. he did not see them any more that evening. a a he RI pA come oe on . bc &*: mg ALL es avrest, reported to her = tmt he had cbserved three individuals 5 leaving the TOWN HOUSE HOTEL ~ fe ears heavy luggage aroused his curiosity. a advieed that on the 7 wight ef UZ pem. he observed three men coming out of the TOWN HOUSE HOTEL from the north rance, each carrying luggage and appearing to be in a a eee that he was walicing down the street t ; and would not have paid any avteneremeeeene se | Wen exce y¥ appeared to be in an unusual hurry. Two of ’ the men entered a car parked on the south side of Pershing Street andi the other man acroas the street in front of his store and entered a car from the north side of the street. : He said this man was carrying a large black mtal suitcase ard noticed that this man was wearing a black suit and hom ‘rimmed giasses. The cther two men acrosa the street were each carrying bags. Te ST es lel el oe a REE