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| With ref erence to this letter it developed during te" Frank Nash, itive, Escaped Federal Prisoner, investigation .- that William FXWNiser, leter identified as Willian{eienan, ~” se - - i wes using an eutomobile with a License address ipsued for the © ae address of 2511 Price Street, Sevenneh, Georgie, which is the . address of Fred H. Hear. . The reference letter indicates that Keating and Holden : when epprehended July 7, 1932, admitted that they had lived in ., Savenneh, Georgia, at the DeSoto Hotel. Keating and Holden, end eubject Verne C. Miller, were closely assoclated with Worris KRofener and Leontleckman of St. Paul, Minnesota, Weisman, - Ke:ting and Holden, were also close associates of they Tose bre laar bro there’ : at Savenneh, Georgia. WillieWaar was associated with Doc Brow —_ alice Alabam, alias the Dixie Kid, now deceased, a nationally «© -* knorn ‘cor! man who made his headquarters with his associates at the Whitney Hotel, Savennah, Georgia. . The reference letter advises that the Haars frequented © -_ Tybee Beach, Georgia, a resort close to Sevenneh, and played golf ‘ on adjacent golf courses. . - Other reports in the Kansas city. fille have chown connection | between filliam F. Weieman end subject Verne C, > Miller at Kansas C8» , Missouri, prior to the mascecTé. po ee ; Report of T. B. Tracy, New York City, Sugust 5, 1933, eeriel 418, Division file #62-28915, indicates that Agent Tracy was advised | lat. . . in telephone conversation with Inspector Leon Lambert of the Provinical - Police, Quebec, Canada, that he was not holding a man end woman in . possession of a Lincoln sedan with 1933 Arkansas plates #119-017, which were issued to Madeline Vulotta, address 310 Central Street, Rot Springs, Arkansas, for 1929 Lincoln sedan, notor #56176. Inspector Lambert did advise that there was a gang of international confidence . men working around Quebec recently and that a man by the name of Brown. end his wife registered at the Chateau St. Louls Apartnents sometime eround the first of July, 1933, and left the morning of July 21 in. the Lincoln sedan previously described which is the Lincoln seden © identified by Agent L. E. Kingman at Tybee Beach, Georgie. Inspector “