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Spee | Gharles Malloy, who takes care of the cottages for Mrs sovier stated that. -3- fairly certain be pae Capola driving the armored Cadilinc; that this car wes oe \ ot Lake Hamilton but was aleo used by persons stopping at the Arlington Hotel, He . - gtated Ruckholtz*s picture looked familier but he could not identify him es being - ene of the group. Mr. Richardson stated that he sar (She Gediliac ear. at a sabia #, eo Lake Banilton omed by ‘Mike Soviere: OER ' bela Fog Colne * agent interviewed Mike Sevier, 1308 contra Avenue, Hot springs. “arkanees, who stated that on april 3, 1935, he rented a cabin to Joe\Saye end wife; that with them were two men giving their names as Joseph) co, alsdo‘known asi*Chilly,” end . Blair, firet name not known; that all of these people were Italiana,[.Greaco gave - his eidress as 44 Oak Street, New York City. The sidresece of the others vere not known to mr. Sevier. He aided that Saya ves driving an ermoreplated 12 cylinder Gedillac sedan, carrying sew York license plates, but he did not keep a record of the numbers. his car was either painted black ar som: other dark colore He fury ther stated that there appeared to be about fifteen or twenty men delenging to the eam geng in Hot Springs at the time, and some or them were stopping at the arlinge ton Hotel. He stated that he understanas there was a murder committed in New york City about May lat, and most of the gang left Hot Springs at thet tims. Saya ani his group. ‘checked out or mr. Sevierte cabin oo guns sr, supposedly leaving. tor Hew york vitya~ - ee a oe ; moe wer “t - Mr. Sevier further stated that he ‘ented ‘this group ‘a cabin upon the ree . Gommendation of Leo mcLaughlin, mayor of Hot Springs; thas he informed the mayor | ne €1A4 not went them as tenants it taney were gangsters and the mayor told him they - were lexyor fyionde of his from New York. Agent exhibited pictures of Buckholts — end Capole to Mr, Sevier ani he stated he believed Saya was Capola but ‘he oould not remember seeing Buckboltz with this group. He described Saya as boing ‘ebout $s oe years of age, five foet six inches in height, 150 pounds in weight and of having a° drooping left eye. It will be noted that Capola’s picture indicates that he hes | e@ dropping left sye and his description fits that of Saya. Saya's wife's first name was given aa Pearl, She is about 85 years of age, five feet seven, , inches in Botght, 150 pounde in weight and is of Italien descents a & be ae 38 ete ie 1 the , picture of Capole resembles Saya except that Saya appeared to be a heavier man; that Seya was very short and heavys He was mable to identify the Bigeare. of pe boltz ‘as . potng. ot the group thet stopped et. the tourist campé oF aes sey eee, a ae ny § ag eS oa WPA wet Ioformant A, Hot springs, etated “that he “was “familiar” “with the Gad ills * a - car - above mentioned; that while it was at Hot Springs it wae being driven by a - group of gengeters out of New York, and that he ie fairly certein he saw Capola::- driving it. agent was uneble to ascertain from hin whether Buckholts was at Bot. Springs with the above mentioned group cf men. He aided that he cannot associete the name of William Welsman ea being with this groupe He stated that the name of Nelli o\conners ie not familier to him; that Lodjgonnera was the wife of EAdie Cone t ners that to his knowledge, Bddie}Conners was not ocnnected with any New York gang, he being a "con” man and not assdciated with gangsters, He added that Connor's Was associated with Richard Galatis. agent wes unable to establish that William Weise man was among the group that stopped at the Arlington Hotel or that he was know there,