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@. This Agent ¢amuni cated by telephone with the Sheriff et Motesto, California. Hse advised the info mant was confidential ana uninoen 9 ~~ him, but he would locate him for interview when desired. He bafé no - further informe’ tony me steted the identi fication at Modesto v was » date een Thereafter the following inyes tention was 2 conducted at otek, by Special Agent Albert Mille: . ai: Feat AT MODESTO, CALIFORVIA. (Auge 9%, 265) © we = in the absence os Grat M. Bogin, Sheriff of Stanislaus comity, caltt., Woder Sheriff referred Agent to Deputy Sherif@P. &. Lockridge, od E.De Bugbes, concerning information that a witness was reported as paving . _ Seen Charies A. Floyd, alias “Pretty Boz*, at Vensures ‘Salifomic: Deputy Sheriffs Lookridge and Huches advised they hea interviewed ~ the said witness, who called at the Sheriff's Office on August 10, 1935, Ho memorandum of the interview with the witness was made by anyone in the Sheriffte Office. Deputy Sheriff Lockridge could not recall the name of the witness, while Deputy Sheriff Hughes stated he thought the witnese' hame was "Taylor®, and that he claimed to be connected with acme eonstruce tion company in the capacity of paynaster, and resided sauethere in or ; near Turlock. ” , Deputy Sheriff Hughes advised that the said *fayloi* reported having f seen ‘Chea. : ‘A. Floyd first at Glendale, Californie, and on the following \ day at Coalinga, ‘Califarnia, Guring the early part of August, 1983; that. when he saw Floyd, alias "Pretty Boy", the firet time in Glendale, he | _ was driving in a 16 valve Stutz, convertible coupe, marcon in eolor, with golf tage and eult cases around the sides, and in the rumble seat; that when he mw Floyd, alias “Pretty Boy", on the following dey at Coalinga, Calif., he mot him soming out of a restaurant counting a roll of money in his hand, walking towards the Stutz convertible coupe, which was perked near the restaurant. a f Tey lor reported he stopped Fioyd end greeted hin, ‘ent asked ‘hin j how he (Floyd) wes getting along, ani, after some further cajversation, < Floya got into hie Stuts and drove away. * Floyd bad @ vomas in the ‘Stuts eer, according to “Taylor's*® story. ~, Deputy Sheriff Hughes informed that on the morning the above repr t ges mbmitted, but prior to the receipt thereof, while he was on his way from Turlock, where he (Hughes) reeides, to the Sheriff's Office, he Observed a car ansvering the description of the Stutz 16 valve convertible coupe, in which Floyd was reported to ba traveling. The said car, ten be aaw it, was going north into Modesto, California, on Highway 99, just after erossing the new bridge at the South end of town. The Stutz, ‘whteh was