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“fee eee ee _ eerteined that these tickets bad been forwarded to Oklahom City. Special . ‘his wife will be noted elsewhere in this report. HOTE: On July 10, 1955, an Associated Press article, which has been verified, *,- During the time informent was at Hanlin‘s camp the last time, the “9°. mail carrier arrived and delivered three letters to Hanlin, which he opened - a. and read in the presence of informant. One of these letters, according to ost informant, was fron Kansas City, Liissourt ani was signed "Frank" and advised >: . that "Beefy" (moniker of Farmer) had checked out for Niagara Falls, Accord- ©.: ing to informant, he stated to Henlin that he hoped Hamlin would have a trip ..~: for him to Niacera Falls, as he had never seen the plece. According to in- | “ formant, Hamlin laughed and stated - "This Niecara Falls is not the place you ch are thinking about. It is near Joplin.* mo, rr ere Informant was instructed to return to Hot Springs end perform any a mission desired of him by Hanlin, in connection with the Comor woman. In- an formant was advised that Agent Anderson Would contact him at Hot Springs not aoe Informnt left Tulse, Oklahoma early Saturiay morning, July 8, 1953, °°: returning to Hot Springs. et a ge Atte:pt was made to check telephone celle from the pay station booth. of the Densnore Hotel, emanating from that place on July 6th, but it was ese ; ‘Agent in Charge Colvin was instructed to check these calls at Oklahoms Citys . Special Agent in Charge Colvin was called from Cklahasa City to Tulsa, in cel order that he would personally know informant "B" for any future contacts Ite. might be necessary for him to maintain with this informant. | .- wn On Saturday evening, Agents Jones end Brantley were aivised over ee long distence telephome that Herbert Farzer wes in oustody of the police at Ls Joplin, Missouri, and left Tulsa immediately for Joplin. The details cone .; cerning the appre nension of Farmer and interviews conducted with Farmer and,” ga DOT indicated that Reno Hemblin wes killed in an automobile accident at a Marshfield, Missouri. This is a significant fact, since the ‘occurrence’ j=: - will probably disrupt the plans of Walter Hamblin, as outlined in the 2: memorandum just quoted by Mr. Jones, since halter Hamblin will probably: ‘pot carry out kis plans at Chicago, Illinois. rs: Specixl Agent H. E. Anderson proceeded to Hot Springs, Arkanses, pursuant - : “to investigative leads in connection with the activities of informant B,’* ae subsequent to activities shom 4n the memorandum of S.A.C. Jones, heretofore menticned. Agent Anderson's merorandum reflecting activities in this con- 4 nection is quoted as follows: