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ood he * th, ft mn 7 ur. Backs Turthes’ advised thet Same}. ‘Slobotekt: receives. "mail % di : 7 Bame of Slodoth, which itame, he understands, ig_ueed by him ta’ ‘pasineast ry ‘Banke also. tated that. the ‘Slobotski. family are ‘persons of, a lor: Pe Greék type ang speak r Boglish, 8 hardi pndergtande big 74 Se eta fe Woes “ " However;, “it was “ascertained, ‘trom tier,” ‘that ‘ahi Mae te” “second, wife of her. busbaid, having merried Ain About, wight years | ago and:-ghi wre, “globotskh adviaed ‘that’ in Reuck or ce eaak 1933, "John: ‘Slobotaki, end his wife, drove to Omaha in « De Soto Sedan, bearing 1933 Michigan licep ‘plates and said he wag living eat Detroit, Michigan, but gave’ nO. streets dress: - Mra. Sloboteki advised that about fourteen years ago; het’ ‘husband ae and his brother, Tony Sloboth, 1906 SO. S8th Street, ‘Omaha, both of. whom”. .*5> operate the american Window Cleaning ‘Company, 108. North 18th. Street, Omaha ,”? had a disagreemnt with John Sloboteld, and they never ‘connunicate: with: Fiitee 3 _ Mra. Slobotski adyised that John Slobo teki and his wife only. stayed at ‘their! home a few weeks, and said very little about ‘themselves on what. -they were. ron doing. Edith Rumer is not known to her. Mra. Sloboteli bad no recollection. ofa telegram being received at her ‘homey Mile Tone Sloboteks . and hie wife 7 iu. i Grady, ‘geatotent ‘chiet Clerk, Festern Onion’ Telegraph Company, | : , Farnam Street, Omaha , advised that the records ghow that the telegram referred - to on page 2, peference report, was received at Omaba On. ‘9e21-1033 at Ws 30 fr, Pele . gad nessege Fas: telephoned to. ‘Samuel ‘Sloboteki's’ yesidence | at 7:42 2 Pm and ‘a Mrs. gohn Slobotekt accepted ‘the REseagee E oo ‘gamel. globotekt, ‘Upon beiag interviewed at his business address, ad is “~ that his prother, John, and his wife, came to their home unexpectedly in 2" September 1935, and,- although, he and John é re. ‘not on friendly terms: he”: a _ permitted him to stay a few weeks; that he ‘suspicioned John was “pot ‘married ® 4 to the woman he had with him. Mr, Slobotski claimed he had no. idea’ where his brother, could be located,’ ‘por eould he refer Agent | to. any. ‘source from: ‘which such information copia be obtained, © “He advised: that when his first: ‘wife died at Omaba, about nine years ego, he: ‘was’ unabl f 3933, . 4 wag the first ime ‘he. had Breas 7 and: when ‘John came to Omaha, in September, seen. hin io fourteen yoare i w SR pi ee ae ey aie, eR fe nage * * Be eee ee eae ale