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ds hee vate Pee Le AS ‘ 7 an or Mei ‘ aly r oh 5 theta tetetneet ia A : ra ad +4 “qs . ‘ v Fr f J + ee, with natumi yellow spokese The ear had @ rumble seat in the rear, tn wiet Was . Placed on end two suit eases, one tan and one black. Gelf bags were an the side of the car. in the car onthie pecasian, ath Fioyé, tag a woman who Mrs Baker ont motes % be about. Si yearg of age, nogtum. oqupl ex » and dark psa: vt, ee Bt te at Mr. Baker states be ie reasq@ably sure he saw Nova’ ‘at Glendale om ‘the above described occasion; that he became certain it was Floyd, whe, on the following day (aug. 9, 1935), he niet him face to face, when he (Floy@) was - eming out of a restaurant, in the heart of the business section of Coalinga, Califomia. Floyd bad ao *"fiet full of money* in his hands, as if he was @unting bills after getting change in the restaurant When Mr. Baker met Floyd, he (Mr. Baker) said “Hello Kid, how are you getting along?® {fo whieh Floyd replied, “Pretty well, and you?* - hereafter they had save furfbr .~ general conversation, after which Floyd procesded te the sam Stutz 36 -: valve convertible coupe, which Baker hef seen hin with on the previous day et Glen- Gale, California. The same woman, whom he noticed on the previous day, was in bis care . . oe woe: ee ee Mr. Bok er stated he was » "too frightened" to ‘act curious, therefore did not turn around after Floyd left to walk to his Stutz car, hence did not eet a chance to me what license plates were on Floyd's COFe ee ee Mr. Baker isabat S& years of age, married, resides with his wife, ‘Mrs. Alda Baker. He is abut 5 feet 104 inches tail; 160 pounds, blue eyes, end has browmniehegrey (thin) heir. He wears an Hiks tooth and says ‘he is @ member of B.P.0. Elks No. 1 of New York Cit, end that he has been in the | Sen Joaquin Valley for the past twenty years. He stated he Was a forter officer of the Pacific Southwest Construction Company, with which company he bas been connected for the past £4 years, and which canpany ws orgentzed unier the laws of the State of Massachusette. This canpany, he stated, is nov in the process of dissolution. - _ ee Mr. Baker appeared aincere anf rational in making the above statemnt, and declared the only reason he did not report the matter to the Glendale and Coalinga authorities, wes because he feared he would , Bet ump of off* ty Fhoya or sae of Floyt"e essocigtese ‘ ) a ee . _ om UF PEON.