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assistance was enabling his stepeson to complete his college eduation; ~~ =... that it was a matter of great pride and satisfaction to gubject thathe — Was putting the young man thrazgh college; that since the Kansas City ..-2.::. affair his etepeson's source of finances had been eut off and the toy had = *. _ to diacontinue hig achoo) work and 4s now working on a CWA Project, in. View . me i” Ut, ef the fact that Subject has not communicated with. auy members .of, Ais -<23-. “fently and is apparently afraid ¢o G0 eo with particular referance to ah gtepeaon, obviously deing ‘fearful that guch contact by way Bf letters oF. we Forwerane of eas sonterense tee jet fo, gna rece behond eae a : pe cn aivts an a Rae rg _ those of other menbers of the fantiy, ‘have dees: ‘overheard; and that their”. ‘every move has been watched by the Government officerss Mres GALATAS exe ; "pressed every evidence of curiosity as to how much the Diviston know with © ‘_Yespeact to the present or past whereabouts of Subject GALATAS and his moves © + 9. mente; and was. obrioustly. interested in trying to determine through what | me Bh t _ _ Seay the 2 Division Spee to effect. the apprehension | of Hudject GaLATASs 7 Sone two howe were, ‘spent’ : by: the ‘writer ie eaaras ‘ma her” was, Mibatant iaily the name as set out. ‘e the. report. ‘of the writer,’ yeflecte o : ing a former interview with Mrs, OALATAS, supplesented oy the additional peciny . Formation. cae aot: ‘et ‘da: ‘this Pepe ty. gat ue ae Beet Sng US ek 6 age fos: bale! an ee At the termination of the writer's interview with Mrae GALATAS, she : insiated upon waking Mre RATES to ascertain whether or not there was anye - - thing that she hed fefled t inquire about as to the situation which RAINES . a might. ‘think of. Part of the interview of Mire BalNES was conducted in the pres. T “hs 7 oho "ire RItNES beaten 2 aophatteally ‘aia ace bat achthies: ana es . QALATAS nor any members of the immediate family had Feceived any word fron = “gubject airestly or indirectly; thathe and his ‘aife had felt considerable . _goneern for the health of Mrss GALATAS @ue to the exceasive worrying abe hes - ‘deen doing with respect to the safety of Subject. “Mre RAINES efvised the ~ a writer that it te hie opinion that the seme infomation has reached Bubject - - that ceme to them, newly, that a murier charge was outstanding against the .:, Subject by the Federal Zuthorities, and that a $25,000,900 revari was cute _* ! ptending for hie apprebension; that he is of the opinion that these twe., of fagte, {f believed ty: Subjeot, would cétse big to ramein in hiding sndefintteiy If he were able %o:do po}. that he, Mrs RAIRES, ea well as Mrs. aLaTas, in. “qtew of the agtivities of the Federal iuthorities with reapest to the eppres ': hensfon of Subject, vas ‘@ertain that Sudject sould ‘eventually be epprebeniet; | thet, Tor, this reascn, md due to tho mxisty of. Gubject‘s 3 mother, ‘ghould @ube -- §ect commniecate with him or ‘her ai rectly oy inti vectly; ‘every means Would be” © Baed to prevail upon Subject to surrender himself to the Federal anthoritiess Mre RAINES stated that be would not, of course, report the whereabouts of Gubject GaLaTaS if he knew sawe. Ho similarly expressed himself as being of the opinia that the telephoue eanversat! ans had been overhear since the affair at Kansas City; that their mail was being watched, as well as their