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It may be noted, however, nat fe had a card bearing the name of e@ gerage at Harvey, Jllinois, which he claimed had been given to him by Hamlin, This garage, it appears, is a contact point for the gangsters when in the vicinity of Chicago. On the card, and in Hamlin's handwriting appeared an Lyd address in Tulsa, Oklehama, the neme of a hotel, and a telephone number. edyised that he was requested by Hamlin to return to Hot Springs, Arkan- gas, pick up his young daughter, and drive with her to Tulsa for ea confer- ence with Hamlin and his cronies. He was also instructed to remove the boards fran unier the back seat to provide more storage room thereunder. He said that upon leaving Hot Springs, and while enroute, Hamlin instructed him to wire at the address at Tulse, which appeared on the card, advising . that he was on the waye . , At Tulsa, He was instructed to contact Hamlin at a place mentioned on the card, Te foregoing information, of course, will be reported by Special Agent in Charge Jones in more detail. . Mr. Jones instruc tec Ml +0 return to Hot Springs for his child, ot then proceed to Tulsa, Oklehana for a contact with Hamlin. Special agent in L/D Charge Joes fumished QR with a telephone number ena was instructed ‘to call when he reached Tulsa, 4n order that he might get in touch with Mr. Jones end Special Agent Brantley. Agents Allen and Anderson were 4nstructed to return to Hot Springs, Arkensas, interview Williem Bre ndenburg for such information as he might L7o heave obtained since previously interviewed, and then see that did in fact leave for Tulsa, Oklahana. Gah 226 Agents Allen and Anderson return ed to Hot Springs the same day. JULY 4, 1933 William Brandenburg was again contacted, and advised that he had telked to the manager of the beurice path House, where the confidence men © take their baths. The mamger, known as "Red," told Brandenburg that he had os! a very gogd idea of who was responsible for the massacre at Kansas City, oo but said that he would not give that information out. Brandenburg mentioned rewards to him, and personal benefits, but "Red" declined to make any state- ments. Brandenburg intends to keep up his contact with "Red" in hope of secur ing inforration of valus.