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| | : + we tte ee a Sh. ‘ ay Lt } . ase Sy, ee reper omy mei ff 7 . Q - ” ete 2 “ ee Te Missouri, to sppoint agents Andersen and Trainor as Special Deputies -*- Ue S» Marshale The appointments were secured through Asa We Butler, - se Ue Se Marshal, here, on February 2, 1934, the oath having been taken... by Agents andersen and Trainor before Us S. District Judge Merrill Be . a Ctise A commission was presented to the Agents besring seal of the — Ue Se Marshal at Kansas City and signed by Asa W. Butler, reading as follows: "February 2, 1934, Kanma City, Missourla JI hereby certify .‘ that under orders of the Attormey General, Weshingtm, D. Ce, I have _ this day appointed (Andersen and Trainor indiyidually mentioned in: ra each camission) a Special Field Deputy U. S Marahe)e. fo te Western . District of Missouri, to serve wi thou t payee — : ‘ Mr. Butler desired that a bond be furnished and insisted ‘thet action be taken toward the iasuance of auch bond before he would agree to follow the instructions of the Attorney General with reference to tasuing these special conmissionse acting Special agent in Charge - Spear informed Mr. Butler that he would have to seek the advice of the Division regarding this and after conferring at length with Mre . Butler a telegram was sent to the Division requesting that the General . Agent of the Department of Justice, Washington, D. Ce, be consulted : as to the necessity for thé bonds, The commissions were handed to <- - tan Dn agents 4ndersca and Trainor by Mre Butler and after the receipt & |. seme a telegram from the Division, dated February 2nd, informed that _. it had been ascertained through the Department that a bond for the - | Agents while acting in the capacity of Deputies Us 5- Marshal would not be necessarye Informant F personally appeared at the mailing window of the > 01d Post Office Building at Kanaas City, Missouri, on the morning of February 2né at nine o'clock where he was met by appointment by .. Agent Traincre No words were spoken, but he deposited a letter in en envelope on the ledge which Agent Trainor secured without notice to anyones. The letter, ghen opened, indicated the name of the formerly unknown Italian as JoeNolose,. The address of the Italian was given as 2100 East 18th Street. It also stated in the letter of informant F that he would secure the further personal data and would report it to the Agents at 5 PeM., February 2nde 4s soon aa this information was secured Mr. Clegg in the - Division was telephonically notified and a canplaint and warrant were written in the Kansas City office charging the Italian as John Doe with being the co-conspirator in thia case, A copy of the complaint ie herewith emlosed. <A warrant was issued pursuant to the complaint