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S77 _* > —_- ©@ (@ 62~-4949 Reference is made to telegram received from Special | agent in Charge Purvis, Chicago, Ill. under date of Auguet Gth in -Which it was suggested that the report of Speoisl agent J. D. Glass, St. Peul, Minnesots, dated June &7, 1032, in the file entitled "Francie | L. Keating with elieses, Fugitive, I.0,11£9; Thomas Holden with elieees, _ Pugitive, I,0,1287; Frenk Mash with alieses, Pugitive, I.0,.1166° be — . examined for dete indicating that Verne Miller es T. C. Ryap hai made pumercus telephone salle to New York City and Montreal, Canade during the summer of 1951. an ezaminstion of the report of Agent Glase was made end 1¢ wea noted that the alias T. C. Byan referred to Charles Preston Harmon, now decessed, o former associate of Miller, Hash, et al. It wes noted thet Harmon under the name of Ryan, was occupying an apartment io St. Peul, Minnesota, with hie wife end that during the same period Verne Miller was ocoupying en apartment in the same building. The telephone numbers referred to have been noted end will receive appropriate attention. Under date of August 7, 1933 the New York office was in receipt of a letter from Chief of Police Francis J. Canfield, Lake Placid, New York, in which he edvised that a post office clerk had identified the photograph appearing on Identification Order #1201, namely of Richard Tallman Gelateas, es being thet of a person who bad Called for mail at the local post office and had left a forwerding . _ eidress as Williem Ae Sberiden, 6041 Kilpstrick Avenue, ; Niles Boutery : Dilinocia. ~. . if In this connection, Mr. G. 4. MeMorrovw, postmaster et Lake Placid, B.Y., was communicated with end he agreed to forward the ecard besring the forwarding addrese of William 4. Sheridan to the New York office of the Division, in order that same might be photosteted. The above dete was referred to the Chicago office of the Division for eppropriate investigative attention. on Monday evening, August ¥, 1935, Tred a Tompkins eliea "Red® Carmody, £864 Grend Avenue, Bronx, New York City, ‘called! at the New York office of the Division ahd conferred with igent J. J. Manning relative to the parties responsible for the recent gasescre at Kansas City, Mo. end the slaying of former Special Agent Ray Caffrey. fed Tompkins, the brother of Fred J. Tompkins, sccompanied the latter on his visit to the New York office,