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February 20, 1934. MEMO RARDUY FOR TEE DIGECTOR, Mr. Rorer called froz St. Paul (12:20 4, 5.) He sdvised thet they had ascertained where the three flashlights used in the Brener case were bought; thst they were bought in apn Féb store in St. Faul the Saturday before Brener was relecsed; that there was a girl there who mece an identification of Marnie, thet she recognised his photogruph without any trouble; that he wore «a black cap that Was peculiarly aheped; that it wes not a chauffesr’a cap, but loozed like one. 4p, forer stated thet the, found such a cap in the car thit gcgee used with the shell signs on it. The girl ststed, further, tat he hac high hunting boots on anc thet the clothes he wore looked lixe «© unifora. Mr. Rorer ststes that this descriptio: fits in mito the one given by Mra. John Miller cf the aan who left the note in the ean. ar. forer furtcer states thut the girleciaims that she renenbers Gistinctly filling these lights with 5¢ arros batteries. that tais be checked with the laboratory;. Be recuested After talking with Mr. Coffey tir. borer was advised that in the three flashlights there sis en ever — ready battery, three celia in eack one. until October, 1934". battery . Thay bore the stsnp “Good ; in the swinging lanters there was a gure light Mr. Borer asked whether there were any fingerprints waccounted for on the lights and he wes advised that there was one fingerprint anc a frageent of a fingerprint which had act been accounted for. Mr, Rorer advised thet thay are getting the fingerprints of this girl and will eesd thes to the Division insediately. . Respectfully, — | SR. H, Clagg. -” co - 7p Nicat4 TwNrerEO wae