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‘aon, -2- been living at Le Roy, New York, which ia between Buffalo and Rocheaters”” that a man by the name of Cady had married Elsie McFadden, another ..-: daughter and a sister-in-law to Galatas; that Cady is a substantial “03+ citizen now living at Le Roy, New York; that Mrs. McFadden, the mothers - in-law of Galatas, is now living with Cady and his wife at Le Roy; that there is a possibility that they may kmow of the whereabouts of Galatas, . in fact there is a possibility that Galatas may be living with them. At. any rate, the informant, McGuire, stated he felt most certain that Cady would be willing to cooperate 100% with the Division. Agent in Charge _ Larson is of the opinion that an Agent familiar with all the ramifications © of this case, and particularly with the Gelates angle, should make the inquiries at Le Roy, New York. Before Agent in Charge Conroy left Washington I talked with him and he suggested the advisability of having Agent Anderson proceed to Detroit for the purpose of following out certain leads there looking =~ - toward the location of Galatas. I told him at this time te consult Agent in Charge Larson when he proceeded to Detroit on the special matter to which he is now assigned and to advise the Division in the event he felt that Anderson should make that trip. Because of this talk with Conroy, I told Larson, while talking on the telephone on the 8th, that I thought Anderson would be the one to make inquiry at Le Roy, but did not know what arrangements had been made between Larson and Conroy for Anderson to proceed to Detroit. Larson did not know exactly what the final . . arrangenent was but stated he had talked the matter over with Conroy and agreed with him but Conroy was to contact Anderson. Subsequently in talking with Agent in Charge Conroy on the 8th instant, and after my talk with Larson, I inquired of Conroy relative to the arrangements for Anderson. He stated that Anderson is at the present in Montgomery, Alabama and from there he would go to Memphis, Tennessee end from that point he thought it would be advisable to have Anderson proceed to Detroit. However, Anderson was not to proceed until further arrangements | had been made. I was going to suggest that we anthorize Anderson to proceed to Detroit and Le Roy, New York immediately, but in view of Colvin's call and the possibility of Galatas surrendering I did not take that action. I believe unless we hear from Colvin today, héwever within the forty~eight hour period from yesterday, it would be well to have Anderson instructed to proceed on this New York angle. Respectfully, Wari) V. W. Hughes. ee