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? “no @ifficulty in’ identifying “the photograph of sibject Miller as. ‘ @iamond ring with @ black emmel fecing about the diamond; that he | was an unneually light eater; thet he asldan ate soups or cocktaile “~~ -@nd usually drank sweet -milk with hie meals; that subject Miller... « a good likeness of D..J. Gross who stayed at the Graystone Inn - for about ten days during the first part of September, 1933; that subject somtimes stopped at the deak to exchange a few words with. her and appeared to be quite nice; thet according to her beat - - recollection, he showed a couple of gold teeth on the lower right side of his mouth; that she did not notice that the end of his ” {ndex finger happened to be missing; ‘that subject Miller placed only two telephone salls during his stay and did not receive any - : S dneoming calle during that time; that he commmicated with the ' Ford Motor Company on both of the above mentioned occasions in an endeavor to locate an autoipdile key to replace one which he hed lost; that he later told her thet the garage people were unable .. to mpply a duplicate key and were forced to break the lock on his car so that he could be driven; that mbject Miller neither received nor sent any telegrams during his stay; that he did not send any mail but according to her best recollection did receive ‘'@ letter through the Post Office on one occasion; that she feels -§ -- quite certain of this because she recalis thet he appeared @ bit surprised when she advised him that he had received a letter; that she, however, oantot Fecall whothér this letter was directed in longhend or by a typewriter’ or the date or place of the postmark; * that subject Miller dia not discuss eny of hie personal affairs with her and 414 not indicate the route that he planned ‘to: take : at the tine of his departures “opt : o “Miss Neuleh Sloan, waitress, Sedgefield Inn, Greens- ‘pore, hice Carolina, advised agent that she was a waitress at the Graystone Inn, Roaring Gap, North Carolina, during the past summer “ geason and weited on abject Miller aa D. J. Gross throughout his _, stay at Greystone Inn; that the photograph of abject Miller exhibited - by agent ie a good likeness ‘of Be. J, Grosa with the ‘exception that 2: his heir stood up a bit more as though he kapt it welleweshed and =|.” thet his eyes appeared to be a bit mre dreamy; that he wore a .* usually wore the sems sweat shirt and duck pants to dinner that he ‘ wore on the golf links and was often late for his meals; thet he was rather saving on tips which left ber with the impression that he was 4 rather poor young man who was living beyond his means; that he 4id not discuea hie personal affaire with hor or give her any information which might de of aseistance in locating hin, b= Ra ‘Mies’ ‘Trane ‘e Roberts,” ‘tah opticie’ operator, ‘Sedgefield | . - a ‘tin, Greensboro, North Carolina, advised agent t+ ghe waa) *2s00- J- employed as a telephone operator at tho Graystone In, Roaring re Gap, North Carolina, during the past seasén.. Miss Roberts had ma oo ate al