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’ . s“ 7 ae 2 . —_ | nad ; ' 7 ~ a a | ; . SF. ., . Uae Sot ir. Cottey 2 a, ’ * Pepartmes of Justice oo Awe. song = 7 105 W. Adans ' ree eo a ewan’ a Chicago Tilincis F “|r. Harbo " Mr, Kelth .-.1--- _ Mr. Lester _.”...-. July 24, 195d. wr. Quink co Director Division of Investigation _ U. S. Department of Justice . OT, 1001 Vermont Avenue, B. aia “3 me Washington, D. C. RE: JOSN DILLINGER, aliases, FUGITIVE, 1 I. temas gon peor aliases, I. 0- 1222; 7 J lton, alias, I. 0. 1220; i. Lester M.°’G s, aliases, I. 0. 1225; Thomas Leo oll, aliases (Deceased) I. 0. 1zPA} Marie Marion Conforti, aliases, FUGITIVE; © Mre. Helen Gillis, aliases, FUGITIVE; et al. RATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT ARSTHICTTON OF WSTTte ar mL woe aE ro HARBORING FUGITIVES av For your information there are incorporated below pertinent details relating to the killing pf JOHN HERBERT DILLINGER by Special Agents of the Division at Chicago, Dlinois, } on July g2, 1934. A a On the afternoon of July 21, 1954, Sergeant Martin \Zayk6vich and Captain Timothy{0'Neil, of the}East Chicago Indiana ce Department, contacted Special Agent Charge, M. H. Purvis, and myself and advised that a confidential informant, the name ; of whom has been furnished to the Division, had attended theatres in Chicago with her girl friemi and John Herbert Dillinger. . .. The girl friend of the informant was alleged to be keeping com pany with Dillinger. It was stated that neually Dillinger at- tended the Marbro Theatre, Q b2-259 a About five thirty P. W., on July 22, » (VOE, LPs. bape ng & formant telephoned stating that she had recei word’ fiom her - mae \\ < girl friend, with whom Dillinger had been keeping com Birt i934 A Wea ach Dillinger and friend would cali for the informant about e & Rare otclock that night and that they contemplated attending either “8 the Marbro or Bilograph Theatres in Chicago. ~"S — ~~ a 7 REVORDZE 2 _ _& rhe COPIES DESTROYED YNDEKED — 43 nn a ce EE Ry SE ng mart