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ty om ~2u & sumary of the above infomation \ wes s Teported felegraphically to. she... . San Antonio office on October Bs 1933. “Tht . nee vo oo on October 8, 1933, the San Antonio office ‘telephoned. to’ “the Ckiehona . ve os city office to the effeot thet Brady end Clark were ‘arrested and had in theiy.”’ Jy os poasession e Plymouth Coupe, Motor No, PD-91556, together with title papers jaate' ‘ n cating thet, they hai ‘obtained the same fran Fred Reinauer, ‘salesman for Reitauer - Bros. Motor Co., 25-27 West 9th Street, Oklahoma City. It was reported that ‘the ~ _ Ford Coupe above mentioned bore OkLebone tags No. 438-040 ent title thereto was “ supported by certificate Nos 1176416, « weetg ep aso Mele ees ele Btg Fred Reinauer, neuuber of the firm of Reinauer Motor Go., 1 25 um. oth Street, Oklehome City, Oklahoma, stated that on September 25, 1053, art Neff, used car dealer, 604 North Eroadway, Oklahone City, advised him that he hed a prospective buyer for a Plymouth. Coupe who would be eround to see: him, Mr. Reinauer, the following day to make the purchase, He stated that on Septexber 26,. £1933 @ party. giving bis. nene as F. XM. Atwood, ‘residesce 2951 N.W. Slat Street, Oklehana City, éame to‘his - place of business and purchased a 1933 Model Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, Motor No. — PD1556, Serial #2095857, paying in cash $698.75, the purchase price of the car. clits hethemallleienentninenh eddies Seinen 1d ee ete comme a re rar ery Ne eee ee ee) "Mies “Reinauer wee “unedle to give en accurate @escrivtion of Mr. Atwood but believed he wes ebout 36 years old, 5 ft. 7.4n. tall, weighed 175 pounds, had -Gerk hair end wore a ten suit end wes coumonly dressed: conta wegen ealban's 4 Wesabe ame ge tes Tae photos of Wilbur Underhill, “Ea Dette end Bob Bredy were exhibited ‘to ' Mr. Reinmer, who was unable to identify any of the. shore erties as ‘the mat Atwood: # _who zurchased ter mentioned heretefores, - ahs —— 4 Be wpe j ; ot eee et Art Neff, used ‘gar ester, ‘604 orth Bro aiway, Okialione City, Oktehoma, stated that soretime during the year of 1929, while serving a sentence in the State Penitentiary at Mcalester, Oklahoma, he bece:e acquainted with ea party, who was eleo ; an iomate of this institution, whose firet nese was Jack, last neme uninown;-thet - Jack wes better known as “Jack the Barber". Hoe stated. thet during’ the letter part “eof Sertenber, 1825 this "Jack the Berber*® and enother man, who wes introduced 63. Mr. Atwood, cane te hia place of business; that after being Introduced +6 btwood, - /j “Jack the Berber” inforred him, tf. Neff, thet _Atrgod | wented to furchase a Pipi +’ Coupe ang he desired him, Mr. Neff, to get: the commission. en*the purchase; that. atten * "Jack the Serber™ and Atwood left; he wat to ithe Reinaie® Motor’ Company ,' wheré he>. ' got in touch with Fred Reinauer, informing him. thet ‘he’ was. ending @ ‘man dy, the nese "* of atwood around to purcheze a Flymouth Coupe; that he leter received from the & te Reinsuer Motor Company 7 $2000, as commission on the ‘sale ofa Plymouth Coupe to.. " Atwood. 5: . “ ee en ee oe MAL SOE Op ye haat oe 7 ~ “Tae photos of Wilbur Underhild, Zd Davis end Bob Brady were exhibited to ' her. Neff, who failed to identify any of the above nemed parties es being the F. bi. Atwooé wio was introduced to him by “Jack the Barber". However, Mr. Neff did identify ! tie photograph of 2rady es being the Bob Brady who wee serving @ sentence for em- bezzler.ect i4n tha State Penitentiary at McAlester, Olehorne when he wes on innete of Vhet institution. hr. Neff's description of Atwood was somewhat similer to thet .oe f * - ee, He eee pe cee