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1192, respectively. COPIES DESTROYED. MEE 40 auc 24 yes B. %. ve 2ECORDED eo = San Ato enact geet a4 + Fo'ton...... at. S. Departundt of Justice t | iA’. Clere....... . - . 5 Ms. “Owaids... Bureau of Inbestigution Mr ERaY a * . t Mr. Hugnes.@.. : SUITE Ly FEDERAL BUILDING © Mr. qulnn........ olin Kansas City, Missouri Mr, Lester ....... oars October 16, 1933 Mr, Locke... ut ud, 9, ~ re: Serer ee cert ecr cere Terry “, ; ee ANG, . —_—_—_——EE—— : % . on ae OEY Director 00%), aS Division of. Investigation Ve Se Depertmeant of Justice Washington, ‘D. Le: 5 ~ Gaus re) Dear 81rt RE: VERNON C. MILLER with aliases = FUGITIVE, I.0. 1195, et al OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE (Endeavor to : Deliver Federal Prisoner Frank Nash). I am tranemitting herewith a copy of a memorandum,prepered by ‘Special agent KH. Ae Spear, concerning arrangenients being made for the disposition of Robert GP Brady and James BC lark, subjecte of Identification Orders 1190 and In addition to the informtion set out in the attached memorandum, | you are advised thet Special agent R. Ce Suran today contacted 4. 8S. Foulkes, — Kansae State Parcle attorney at Topeka, Kanms, and Judge Foulke agreed that it would be satisfactory for Brady and Clark to be roturned to the State Penitentisry st Iensing, Fenses, and thot the Government would be permitted to obtain custody of either Clark or Brady any time it was desired to prosecute them in connection with the Union Station massacre which occurred here June 17, 1933. Judge Poulks further etated that he expected the Kansas State authorities to proceed to Santa Fe, New Mexico, about October 17th or 16th to return Bredy and Clark. The return of these two individuala to the State Penitentiary at - Lansing, Kansas, will be carefully followed and the Division will be kept adviaeds _— 4 copy of this letter and attached memorandum are being tranamitted to the San Antonio office for their informations , . Very trul Ur Sy el