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7 wiser was unusually Liberal with tips, giving tips of $1.50 ant some= times nore. | 2B Miller has been a regular patron at the Rosedale Bath House Ob South Mill Street, Kansas City, Kansas, for about two years. ne be: first time that the attendant remembers his coming for 6 bath, 0 ae be was accompanied by a man who geve the name of Murphy: eth ete, 55 er 60 - oe et a eee 180 to 190 oo ee blue eyes . Ce me reg, typical Irish face an ee ET a! -one gold tooth in* front. Al So far as the attenmiant knows, the two men never eame in again at the same time; there was always a difference of ten to thirty minutes between their respective arrivals at the place. ‘Milier and Murphy .:~ did not carry oD any friendly conversations a8 though they were ac- quainted. Their departure was always merked by the same difference in time as their arrival. : : tee hae ad “0m When Miller first went there be was driving © large special built. : ou packard, probably & sedan, with ap unusually large clock and radio. | op Later the attendants noticed that he had dis posed of the Packard = * end bed acquired @ gmualler car - they think it was 6 Chevrolet. a The men were accompanied dy their lady friends, but the attendants , as on the men's side of the place, of course, did not see them. = es miller was in there for & treatment during ths week ending June 17, aan 1933; it was, they believe, the 15th or 16th of June. The attendant os je positive that Miller has not bee2 back since the shooting et the =~ : Union Station, because he is supposed to have had ea gunshot wound {in - the arm oT shoulder, and they would have noticed it. a AS Another mn patron there, known by the first name of Mike, last name possibly Callahan or Gunninghem, known a8 6 gambler, and who is sup- ti: posed to jive at the Sexton Hotel, had a conversation with Miller in- regard to the *yine Beer,” 4n New York state. he had control of practically all the slot ms