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—_ - ? Lt . ‘ i te’ » os lee tha — - sry we res, ; wie apne pan wig i: a : “were from Betty Galates, “és aieter ‘of Mre: “Cady; ‘that: she was sunable 46. ‘Tecall ., the town in which the letters were mailed,’ but after a humber of. sites wei Buggested to her she chose San Franciecs As, the sity from which shes. 3). “velieyea they were'mailed.~ She stated that she. hed heard the Cadys and ire, : “Mopadden mention that Richa and Betty Galatas own a home, she believes,’ ‘2g "fn San Francisco, California.” {It is noted that from previous reports. _ Dick Gelatas owns @ home at Long Beach, California, where his mother end: . eister now reside. “Lrs. Casey appeared to be aware of. the’ ‘fact that Dick’ ae ’ Galatas and his wife owned this home at Long Beachy ‘yet she stated that: he ; believed she had heard them say that the Galateses also own a home in=”: A Sen Francisco.) Mra. Casey atated that ehe had no knowledge relative “to” S the family ties of Mrs. Cady other than as stated; that she has never e0en. Galatas and to her knowledge he. never visited the Cadys while they were *=;° in Canisteo.. She did say that during her employment she had ‘heard thé ‘Cadye "(pay that they had received a letter from Retty Galatas: in which she mentioned y that she and Dick planned a drive to anisteo for’ a visit; _which she said ats aoe ae Fe of 1933. She said that she later heard Mre. Cady read letters to Mra. ue” wine. Fadden from Betty, Galatas ta the effect that. due to bad. roads the trip a8. lf planned would not be made at this time. according to Mrs. Casey, shortly." after the elder Mre. Galataa went to California from Caniateo, a letter . arrived for her fron either Dick or Betty Galatas conteining money 4a. lM Rare - * Tae. ake ue Harold Stevens ot ‘Canisteo wos ‘{atervi¢wed, and ‘stated : =: . that “he weckea for Cady and Babcook for ‘several. months’ as a “collector; that “this firm was in Caniateo for one and one-half or. two years, ‘engaged in S a collection business; thet connected with the firm wore Lee He Cady, *:: Roscoe Babcock, the father of Roscoe Babcock, and another man by the hens | : of Karl Gitchell, who was with then for a short time after ‘they arrived °: "£m Canisteo until they left in November 1935 for Leroy, New York} that ‘he = 7 "\new very little of the family ties of Mrs. Cady, except that her blind: <: ‘~ mother, whose name he did not know, made her home there. . ‘Stevens viewed Pe _, the Dinca of Gelatas, bus | rer not recognize ite 88. any ey idual 7 Be yt * Henry Stuart, ‘son of the postanster,’ Gani ites, ‘re interviewed, and atated that he worked for Cady and Babcock as one. ot |’ field gollectors for several. months; that be knew nothing of the temily ! *) gies of either Cady or Babcock or their respective wives, but thet there was a man by the name of Karl Gitchel) who worked for this. ‘Tirm as ohe of a {te collectors, and that he was with them for a considerable time, and that: a the stenographer was naned Helen Nicholson, from Hornell, New York, whieh © is five miles eway from there, and that she went with them to Leroy. He viewed the photograph of Galatae but was unable to recognize this ae a photograph of any person he hes eeene _ Co ne . ba lets we ee Tees tatoos wom, oe ee ee ee eee = i mas, . 2. . - Pe we a 7 Tora paateatirmes SASS, nin eren ee ONy we tat 8 B IEE ENTS SET ea ST