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reat Veliove’ that posetbiy enother men a spend | ‘pom , tine inthe ‘absock home “ana = cate: und) Sha’ this person | is a ‘tall alte ‘and lender: {mis ‘aj tly ‘da: '$h ! “exhibit her records. sitbout a ‘subpoena, part "the statement nade Oy her ee é gndicative of the fact that eee had cone. under her observation oe ee, 8 The “Leroy, few York, ‘ta served by. the’ New York ‘Telephone Sg Seapany ona ‘the’ records ‘of: the. ‘phone company for" ‘Leroy are képt at Toreaw, “yk. New York, about twenty inilea away.‘ agent Doherty checked the telephorie rer Ses ‘ cords at Warsa® and by. interviewing Miss Be Ee Knapp learned’ that on Jones ts 481. Cady hae no residence telephone. Miss Enapp stated that she bas Bo". a record to dete of any long distance calls from the office of Cady and | oo _ Babcock, but that om Deceuber 88, 1933, a call wae made fron Babcock *’@ ye ue - residence telephone number 48] to Townsend 8-7094 in Detroit, and on. December. 7; 15, 1933, another long distance call sas made from Babcock's residence ee a number ‘Re, Leyioburés Penneylventa, to, “the. Renter: Teeldences: ee - ot ht Caniateo, Tew ‘York,’ We ae stuart, “Postmaster; ‘wee “Interviewed and stated that he knew Cady ‘and Babcock as mllectors “4a shat.+§ ‘town for about one and one-half to two years; thet he thinks they came from’ Detroit, Michigan; that they enjoy the reputation of being efficient collec-: tors but would not remit immediately moneys they had collected for clienta;; ‘ "and another party by the name of ‘Kerl Gitchell, who was with them for more. “| than a year; that bis son, Henry Stuart, for a while worked as a fiela® “ gollector for thie firm, and that a young man by thé namé of Harold Steveii ! of Canisteo worked for: them, for several . monthe,’and fhat he *knowe 33" Regge _ thet bs ‘son would ‘be in a position to furnish’ information’ concerning the : : | members of. the. firn, end that Herold Stevens. is. reliable... Postmaster 3% - " Stuart viewed the photograph of Galatas, but mas unable to tentify hin 6 ae “eBy individual, he hed ever seen, ; be seat ee Bg eae Ree ae j vias 7 . Charles Smith, an “assistant ‘postmaeter: ‘at “Canisteo, was: _ Litervioned and hie statements with respect to the firm of Cady and Babcock Re rere substantially the same as those made by Postmaster Stuart, save that he 4id say that a young girl by the name of Irene Wright, pow in high school, for a while worked as a nurse in the home of Lee H. Cady; that Cady and Babcock; left Canisteo for r Leroy, } New Yorke sone time during the month of November 1933, wes : cote yy tae os ee eo Tm eee em me get er ee am ng oe hime mate eee ce ge mmr wnt a ore Ge RE SPI SET Gm ae, cm AEE I Me me aot ET more ose et ue + agrees woee rey - a s =