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Te eh ae a dipe dee e a e n 2 corti aera eee Paar aee SOTA LOTS, RESET aye ee eee ee woman, who is very closely associated with ‘here “at the tine ot » Underhila'y _. @eoape from the Oklehom State Penitentiary, McAlester, ‘Oklahome , the Grey ; 4 "" and Allen women secreted Underhill and aided him in leaving the countrys | It appears aleo that efter Underhill’s odnviotion in the State of Oklahewa 2: and sentence to life imprisonment, his wife, Lucille, secured a divorce from © him and later married a man by the name of Gray, with whom she en liv recently, It further appears, from = gilli a GE :: will be noted that this informe: - on shoul . e kept in etrictest confidence as become somewhat eonesrned besausé 6 act ¢ Under: es been bringing hie friends — to Poteau where they have been staying overnight with the Allen woman at.-.: the Witters Hotel, He apparently feele that the Allen wonan does not desire to trifle on him, but that she is forced to do s0 be roof. Mt re ee cere om ar eerie tri hin er During the conference Deputy Sheriff Johneton advice b agent - Farland that Florence Allen and Lucille Gray had three letters in their. poasession at that tine from Wilbur Underhille Agent Farland insisted that © these letters be produced, The following day, in Keeping with an agresnent) Deputy Sheriff Johnaton returned to Poteau, Oklabom, from Heavener ana . 5 brought with him two letters, photostatio copies of which are being furnished the Oklahoma City Office and the Divieion at Washington, :with thie report. ”- Photestatio copies of these are aleo being retained at the Kansas City offices Que of the letters addressed to Lucille Gray ms on a piece of brown wrapping | papery the envelope wes not available. at letter is quoted as follows: wo oo e give thie to “Florence. « -" ys - dear Friend go ae head with our plane 1 em still safe ‘that. “f.2 «, WALL only be better for ue all: ret eek" @0 ae 4 gay and you will ok7.. + be ; ~ . this all. the paper 6-the-papor ©: rs" gt hewe ae t aft leving fora nother - ‘ fori _-, town dont let no one no whear you ‘. ‘go when you lieve i will close. ”. ‘ The other letter produced by Deputy Sheriff Johnston was addressed to “Mre, Florence Allen, Heavener, Okla", postmarked “Gone Dele Rec'd Heavener, Okla. Oct 5 1935", postmarked train number 16 October 4, 1923, The other portions of the postmark deing somewhat obliterated. This