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Ne ar a ee ee ee ne ee ee eee eee at Wisssulea end was informed that that office bad no information re- garding the source of the rumor and believed there was nothing to it. -: wt At Missouls, Montana: =... - ye | “Mr. Gott, Vieo President: of he wentexn “gon taste sank ‘abviasd” 2 eet” Agent that he waa informed by local poliee that information had : igh _ deen received that “Pretty Boy loya was in tow, and was fnetrustéd.’ ‘Wel -to be careful, : He then informed Mr. foll. Hs, hes 0. “d4nformation ae “Prot, any . other. qource ‘concerning | his # Sibseot.) ¥S BAe aa £ ae . ‘gceee 7 ; mts er ‘the Police Station, ‘Agent fas advised that ort r Os. a2 at : Woodgerd ha¢ obtainefl the information regarding ‘Floyd from ‘an informant, pet Mr. Woodgerd, when interviewed, informed Agent that for several years .~ “ a ae he has been receiving valuable information from a local gambler named — Kings On October 10, 1933, King informed Woodgerd that on that date he received word that several strangers who had juat arrived in town — - : _ Wanted to eee hin, King said he intended to seo them that afternoon and - -. "promised to furnish further information later. - “At this time he. aia nog" on i Bay who the strangers, wore but. did tell Woodgerd that he would be sury _ prized. to ‘learn who was in town. On the following day another confidshtjal? * informant advised Woodgerd that King had asked him to report that “Pretty — Boy" floyd and several others, in’ two cars, were in town for the purpase-: -— of burglarizing one of the banke; that he, King, was-jJeeving for Releia <—~s-»: and would return in two days, VYoodgerd stated that King has not returne © ed to date. ‘The local police, since that date, have been on the lookout ... for strangers who might fit the description of Floyd but have Sorel ope%... “po information of value, .Woodgerd said that inasmch as all previous. -: °: information furnished by King had been reliable, he believed it necessary - to furnish the local banke with the information received. Vith Officer ove, - Matteson, ‘Agent interviewed eeveral other police informante but received i. ho additional information. Sheriff Thompson advised Agent that pe ‘ad x heard this rumor but haa received ‘Ro. information to support’ ae ee EES oe 8 The local police are continuing their efrorte: to ‘deveiep ‘further. information and will report any further developments to the Butte Office, §--°. . ‘Informant King will be , noroughly interviewed upon his returi to ihesoule, . *Y the local officers, - ee —- ; 3 © oot ci . 7 a * Addendum by Special Agent in ‘charge Dickasen?” a pees a = Seb P _ Informant King ie well lmown to ms and ie not reliable in any: information. A short time ago he gave, through a Prohibition Officer, a large amount of information which was found to be wholly false, iny statement by him would have to be verified by facts. ata data he ea lace eel nth hale inte nia denen wah Ba dai Abaca Lede’ Shatin tee ee