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o nadydduele: ehe has’ ‘econ: inthe Stee sete Cady and Babcook. pears. ‘any’ ne . dlance to the ‘photograph of Galatas,. The description she gave. ‘of. the | fourth: ; . man 40 no wise answers the description of Galatas; that. ‘the height. is mi 7 Foie the, aize and weight do not correspond, with the Agseription o Atase ye 2% ‘& , stenographer there, who is said to be Helen Nicholson. This young woman” Btated that Cady end Babcock weré “out of the city and weré expected back © on Saturday, ! ‘January 80, dut that the’ father of Roscoe ‘Badcock ‘was in end _', Would discuss any business affairs. ‘The father of Baboock was observed. © i appears to be _epproximately 65 to 70 years ot age with very white hair. gent anderecn went to the residence of Cady ane are : ced sto the latterts - wife. She stated that Cady was out of the city on businesa with Ir. Babcock, abe probably in the vicinity of Canisteo, New York, and would return to Leroy. .-.” D vy) ‘some time Saturday, January 80, Agent ‘andersen at ‘this residence observe '_. three children and an elderly woman who appeared to be blind, » ‘and who no. .~ doubt is Mra. McFadden*s mother, Mires. Cady, and the wife of Roscoe ‘Babcock, "hese children appear, to range in’ age from five to eight, and ‘probably two”: 3 : of them are in school. The oldest is a girl, about eight. years of age, whose oe 5, pame ia Virginia, and very learned and intelligent. -The information with © es -" pespect to this child is givens ¢ should 3 be deemed ‘at pone future: Sime: advisable to Anterview bere” - » ‘Seyftert was interviewed.” door ‘to. ‘the Cadys. she etated ‘that she had never visited with, the Cadys 2 “end dosa not know them well, but that prior to the time the Cadys moved @7/"% ., into their home she hed the keys to Ait and Mre. Cady got them from her when® '" they” moved in and sbe thinks thia was ‘about _a- week prior to ‘Thanksgiving,’ re _. 1933." She: asa that she has heard that there is an, elderly. blind worian |‘ -"" Viving’ with them, possibly the “mother. of Mr. or Mre, Cady; that ‘she had hot”. ‘1 "gbeerved any activity around thé Cady residence and has not seén anything’. ’., . to indicate that they ‘are having visitors and that they lead avery quiet ~ existence. She viewed the photograph of Galatas dut wae sunable to. Adentisy, it as any person she has seen there. DSM TE we - ~ aoa “ae 7: : oo carrier seanlon, who delivers ‘mail to the Babcock ‘home * at Leroy, was interviewed, and stated that Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Babcock, the father of Babeock, and his wife make their home at 25 Main Street in ' Leroy; that he has not observed very mich activity there, and was unable — , to identify the photograph of Galatas. Scanton said thet 1 he is inclined to