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& Ew, : < + oa @ ZOE cles A OE SIS Hewes Mailing » DH, & FS Sap Francisco, California. 2, U® e os oe ‘Gn. = — 7 Se ee eee ae nt wenen me se (A uss * ; 7 nani Op WeTKE °.... - APs : ing. ss, ases. (ere eeu No } "a Oy ¢ yea : oe ae meee “al Nee: * -_ a a MEMORAN TURE; : mae rad Re: VERON C. MILLER, with aliases, r., ora ao FS Obstruction of Justice. ta SER ye (Endeavor to Galiver Federal Priener = tverett He itokee, Inspéctor >: Cali fyrnia “wi ghey: jutro, . ' @ treffic officer, who resi des at the Yalloe Imm, at Tale City, ~ - California, reported to thie Agent oa July 26, 1953, that one Dr. L. E. Farmer, a woman physician, practicing and residing at Home-~ _ woos, California, recently reported @ him thet ehe treated a mm, | who, she believed, reseadled the appearance and description of _—-- . Charles 4° Floyd, with aliases. Dr. L. B. Farmer woo tatervieved at ber hous in Hamme . —-.. -_ wood, ifornia, in the presence of Inspector McKee, on July 3, I 2%5./ Or. Farmer advisel that a young man, fo gove his nome as Bi vaney, galled at he office et about 10 AM., on July 16, | 1933, for emergency medical treatment to bis hanis, the backs of | - ) which wre bafly blistered. - Mulvaney explained thet he hed been employed as a dishwasher by Mr. Dave BE. Chanbers, at Chambers Loige, California, and het scalded both of Ais banie on hie firet day of = - employment (2 days previous @ the time of his calling for treatment}. Dr. Famer eteted that both of Mulvaney*s hands were acft, and haf | the appearance of never having done a bard day‘e wark during his . life. Mulvaney clained that his bow we ip Crlahowa, tt informed Dr. Farner that his next eddress wailé be Aluqerqe, Met Mexico, | end thet he was going to hitch-hike there by way of Bishop, Oelif. - Dr. Farmer stated that four fingere on ee of Mulvaney*s right. . bani, were badly blistered fall but the }, and that three of © ‘Bis fingers on the left bani (second, third and fourth fingers) sere badly dlistered. Mulvaney wore two ailver riuge on his left dead, one of which had a large green stone set therein. This ring had to ve clipped off, because of the blisters, mf when it was removed, . “Mulvaney anatched it avay, and placed it in his inaiée ponkst, axle: ing rather excitedly that it wes hie dead sister's Tinea . sy a a “FST Pe R : " ws . . eX Wa