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* ee Page ; Ze Ree om eet eg eee wee eee ogee ott SPree a LE Re ate ran yigmnn gg oRirme tebe ae —_ :* wee aa , . . ae of : : a am : Uo Sent me, . a . Boe ft, a ost hee om Sess, se us “yverious tines with their Italian men friends, aiveye 3 traveling tn the’ “Vo Buick broug:.am mentioned in reference report of agent frainor of 10-3938. re The women apént most of their time during the nighte of their stay 4a, :., . pie Keneas City a€¢ cabarets, according to.‘their conversation as overheard en s2* °° - the following mornings. It wae also learned through their conversation, - i end other indications, that these wanen slept with the various escorts 7-: after their return from the cabarets on. the occasions mentioned. Usually. a ‘one of the women and one of the men would sleep in Room 644 until about. =~) noon, and at thet time, the mn in the room in question would leave, and phortly thereafter, the woman therein would be joined by her female con- panion, who apperently had spent the night in «# (adjoining reon, with some other man Companions ; Pom \, Fae \ rR ad thy Dats. She routine activities of the women during the aaylice ‘would be. to eat: “3 : breakfast around noén and then depart for a ehort shopping tour at two © * rhe” or three p.m.; return to the room, end eround eeven p.m., they would have _ atnner; and around eight wo nine p.M., they would again atart their night of festivities, "°° 7 wee an ea ~ er rans ~~ ee While at the Pickwick Hotel, Mer) Keating usually spent her'tine with ae who is evidently the man called CIRO, a mentioned in the reference report - aes of agent Trainor 10-53-33. Doe, ee re poe Sts Another Italien with who Lillian Holden apperestiy cohabi ted,” was re=% 2h Co ferred to in their conversations as “Phil? ee be Ae Shot e cn ae 7 — *. + wa. These women cerried « on no “conversation: which ‘woula be indicative of the location of Yiller, or other ladividuels sought in this pase. Soe It, how:ver, developed that the Holden ‘and Keating women are very friend-. . ly with Mre.Ruth Me Nameo, the wife of an individual nemedé. E. Mc Namee, * *.” $901 Grand avenue, Telephone ~ Highland 6212. Merj Keating on several... occasions celled Ruth Me Nemee and a a on a conversation in-” Do ys _ Gicating en sequaintanceshtP.. wath hers pe th ee ee mee See “tn ‘one télephone conversation, very Keating xentioned to tauth ‘tet “ate: wondered when the trial of *CG* would come up and also stated thet she: ME ee had asked "C" about hin, and that "C* told her, "0% he'll be out in a « whe short time.“ The Keating woman stated that she then felt that she should... - keep still, and that she, accordingly, did not ask "C" any more questions about it. It was indicated by this converastion that the Keating woman is quite intimctely acquainted with the members of the ‘Itelian under world element in Fensas City.