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Agents Turron, Eeating, Medale and Brantleye & fugitive compleint was issued in Chicago, upos authority Of the Use Se attorney, for Doc Stace! following which he waa taken inte custody by the Marshel and bie bond fized at $50,000.00 which he had not furnished on 8-GeS5q and hearing has been set before the U. 8, Commissioner of Chicago for B= B2-334 Doe Stacei denied making any telephone calle in connection with this matter at any times Full particulars concerning the eforesaid interviews will be incorporated in a report in thie case to be rendered by the Chicago offices In this connection, upon the return of agents Brantley ani Turrou to KE. ness City Mrs» Frances Neab was reinterviewad at which time she Teiterated the fact that Louis Stacci, Frank Nash and Verne Miller were together on many occasions and were more than friends, She stated that apon her arrival in Chicago from Joplin, Missourl, on 6#19-35, she proceeded to the home of Louise Stecci where she had remired for saveral hours; thet Mrs. Stacci had accompanied her to Wenona in her automobile, driven by Johnnie Stacci, the brother of Louls Steccd; that about a week later she made a trip . to Chicago and had aeen Louis Stacei and in a conversation with him she ' Feminded him of the $1,500.00 which he omd Frenk Nash, at which time Stacei told her that all he owed Freok Nash was $50.00 and that he had no money to - pay here Mree Nash ridiculed the assertions made by Stacei that he was un- acquainted with Vernon Miller or Frank Nash, and stated that they have all been pala for some times On page 63 of the report of Special agent Trainor, dated 7015-33, discussion was bad of the purchase of an Essex Terraplane by one @4, Carter® believed to be either identical with Vernon ¢. Miller or a clos connection of hiss ° Qn S533, Agente Brantley and furrou made investigation at the Barnes-Collard Motor Company, Leavenworth, Kanaas, where it was learned that on 10-29-32 a party giving the name A» Carter, address National Military Hore, Leavenworth, Eanaas, appeared with a 1932 Motel Chevrolet Coupe, Motor #3085590, Illinois 1932 license tags J1-022691, and traded it for a 1932 Chevrolet Sedan, Motor #330213, (The latter mentioned car is tie one traded to the HudsouBrace Motor Compeny for the Basex Terraplane as mentioned on page 63 of the Kanaas City report, 715-33.) Tbe party paid the difference in the trade of $350.00 in cash in $100.00 bills, This perty had « large roll of money when he appeared theres When the Chevrolet wae traded at the Barnes- -= l) «