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re aoe: “hy es @ | ‘@ 62-4949 The ebove hang-out plecesa of Buchalter are in addition to those which eppesr in the report of idgent Tracy, Gated August 5, 1955. J. H. Stonebridge, Assistant Menager of the Corn Exchenge Bank, 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue, Hew York City, was interviewed with respect to the bank account carried by Mra. Betty Buchaiter in that institution. It was learned thet Mrs. Buchalter, under the name B. L. Buchelter opened e checking account during the forepart of 1932, giving her address et that time es 115 Central Perk West. The records of the bank indicate that thie account hes been cerried along until the present times that the lest activity in the account wes a withdrewal unter dete of July 11, 1933 of $250 by check made out to Mark A. Flaherty, Inc. in payment of rent. The present balance of this account ie $4.12. It was learned from Mr. Stonebridge thet Mrs. Buchalter has been in the habit of salling perechally et the bank for statements; that she lest secured such a atetement on June SO, 1955 but thet on July 12, 1933 she called at the bank end esked to have the statement mefled to her at 115 Central Park West, which was done on the following day. The address and telephone number of the New York office were furnished to Mr. Stonebridge as Well as the name of the writer end Special agent &. FP. Guinsane and he promised to edvicse the NewYork office immediately of any ectivity in this account. On the morning of dugust 10, 1933 agent O*Lesry called telephone number Endicott 2-0669 end was connected with the special operstor, who esked if agent were calling P. Buchbalter, end upon being informed in the affirmetive, ateted that telephone Endicott 2-0669 had been discontinueé and that ehe had no further information on thet number. My. Enight of the Legel Department of the New York Telephone Company, was contacted relative to the eccount of P. Buchalter, Endicott 82-0669 end informed thet the records of the telephone company indicated that the service hed been discontinued and thet the company had been directed to forward a bill to 149 West 47th Street, New York City. Mr. Knicht informed that the bill was in process of being made up end in all probability would be forwarded within the next two or three days. Mr. Knight steted thet the records do not indicate that . e further application for telephone service hes been made by the Buchalters. , Inspector John Lyons, New York Police Department, Was communicated with on the morning of August 11, 1935, at which time he eteted thet the woman operative of the Police Department hed called et the Frances Besuty Salon and in reaponee to inquiry hed been advised thet no eddress was available for Mra. Betty Buchalter but thet Mra. Buchalter called at the beauty ehop from time to time and obtained mail - 20 «