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* “July 1, 1933. J MEWORATUM of Telephone Calls re FRANY NASH case Mr. Nethen advised during telephone conversation yesterday thet, e the city Manager, who hed recuested the telephone nuvbers in ‘possession | ef or the Agents rorking’on this case, had agreed thet his men would take no ‘stepel without first consulting the Bureau Agents. - He further advised that it had been definitely ascertained that fingerprints on telerhone apparatus end ; bottles in the house under surveillance, were those of Verne C$ Miller, and ©.’ thet the Police there felt sure thet Miller is the principal in the cease... « 2 a) bg -_- © ef Hr. Cuinn telephoned today to state thet he had aveateshincrahan, in one of the hotels, in spite of the fact thet he, Ingraham, had failed to - ' notify Mr. Ledd of his address as egreed. Mr. Quinn advised that Ingrehan' s Statement as given now varies consicerstly from his first etetement given te Agent Meynor (to whom he ststes he did not give all the information, : - because he did not like the Agent); thet Ingraham n is acmits he serveg in i=] _ Leevenrorth under the nezme of Edesrflay, alies Paulg@Blake, elias Fre Smith; . ; that they brousht Sherrill into Leavenrorth in 1919 while he, Ingraham, | on was there; thet he was mistaken when he advised Agent Maynor that he had. - met Bailey recently but that he did meet Bailey in Kansas City ten years ' ego. Mr. Cuinn advises that a mimber of photographs were presented to- Ingraham, rith the nemes and descriptions of the individuals covered, end thet Ingreham picked out Sherrill and Bailey, but was unable to identify . Braley; that Ingraham advises he may be wrong as to the name offiacon;: ot thet his latest statement advises that Bailey was criving the car and that ° Bailey pulled back his coat and shored Ingraham two guns; that there was a a sered-off shot-gun betreen Beiley and Sherrill in the front seat of the. cer. Mr. Quinn advises thet Mr. Ingraham states he read in a detective ' ace ‘ magezine a story.of the break eat Kansas City, rhich conteined pictures °: ‘. of these individuals to rhom he referred. - Ur, Quinn believes that in: this. way Ingraham micht heve’ been able to identify these individuals thie! he did. I suggested thet Mr. Quinn forward a | copy of ‘this ‘statement to! the Kansas City office, and also to the Chicago office, inview of the fect: that therein Ingraham refers to a girl at the Céntury of Progress with whom a he is supposed to be quite friendly. . : = * | = gnc | faa (Sa SULT 1: “1883, ? Ge ne . foo a a orate a PAL REE RL Sot ee Pg te