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Galatas has the following criminal record; es . wnt S oe a As Richard Galatas, #7973, arrested Toledo, Qhio, Police Department, a vee 7-35-18; charge suspicion = com man; releasede _— re 4s Richard Fe Galatas, £21434, arrested Los Angeles, California, o oe 3-14+23; charge fugitive = bunco from Chicago; disposition not givens” on. as Pritchard Sheridan, #90091, arrested Columbus, Ohio, Police Department, 4~29~26; suspicious person; forfeited $50.00 bond, 5~1-266 re A&B Dick Sheridan, #5283, arrested Flint, Michigan, 4-11-27; suspicion - ‘ _ Con man; no dispositione ener Gelatas is said to be a member of Be Pe Os Eo Lodge £34, Detroit, Michigans : With reference to data mentioned in the report of Special Agent W., ¥. Trainor, dated at this office July 3, 1933, as outlined in the memorandum of Special agent He E. Andersen, beginning on page thirteen, telephonie contact today with ths New Orleans office developed that to date no {information coulé be secured at Tulane. 7 University with reference to a son of Galatas heving attenfed theree The New Orleans offices will catime the investigation as to that angle and will communicate with ' the Birmingham office relative to the possible attendance at the Alabama State = University of the son whose name is not known, The Detroit office has also been ~ . requested to make an investigation at the Detroit, Michigan, ‘Lodge #34 of the | . B. Pe O- Ee to secure all possible personal data relative to Galatas, The Detroit and New Orleans office will forward direct to ‘the Bureau any personal history, . names of relatives, etc., that can be ascertained as to Galetas through the investigation being made at tlose points since they have been advised that ab ddentification order is to be issuecde : a RI at yo In this case a warrant was issued at Kanses City, Missouri, against Galatas on July 10, 1933, by the United States Commissioner, charging Galatas with ae conspiracy to violate Title 18, Section 68, and Title 18, Section 755, af the’. U. Se Code, in that he conspired to cause the escape of federal prisoner Frank Nash — and at Jopling Missouri, on June 16, 1933, performed overt act as follows; ‘apsisted Mrs. Frances Luce Nash in transporting herself from the airport to the residence of Herbert A. Farmer, Joplin, Missouris A non est return was made by the United States Marshal at Kansas City, Missouri, on this warrant on July 10, 193550 0 “ Een tee = eee Pt OR. B. VEITERLI, 782 ” Special agent in Charge WIT :B ec - Detroit 7 New Orleans