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#-i- aid desired end then to iumedistely advise Sheriff Bash where be went end to whose he had rendered aide « fo Dr. Farr met “Curly® in accordance with the eppointacat had with him and wae edvised thet the plans had been changed; that the wounded man wes being teken to Beminole, Oklahoma, the follow- ing morning (Jangary 21, 1933), where a negro doctor would teke care of hia temporarily, and thet they would return his to Kansas City the following wrning or Tuesday, in the event serious eosplications set in, "Curly® advised Dr. Farr thet he could be reached over telephone Victor 6550, whece be should sisaply esk for *Curly*, This appears to be the Schuyler Hotal. & letter from the Oklahoma City Office, dated dune 29, 1933, addreased to the Kensas City Office, reflects that a letter dsted June 21, 1933, was received froma the Sheriff's Office at Chickasha, Oklahoma, containing information concerning ea Cadillac Sedan, driven by en indi- widuel giving the name of SLindsay®, of Eansae City, Eissouri, who was referred to as a racketeer. It does not appear thrt investigation wee mede of this matter, although the Sheriff in hia letter indicated suspicious circumstances concerning this car and ite occupants. The letter from the Oklehome City Office, dated January 13, 1974, addressed to the Ksnses City Office, reflects that investigation at Chickasha, Oklahone, discloses that a green Cadillac Sedan, bearing Mieeour! tag nusbers 313-996, and its ococupents, hed been in the vicinity of Chickasha, Okleahoas, frow June 15 to due 25, 1933, es nearly as can be established by witnesses interviewed. Deputy Sheriff A) Marlow at Chickasha, pleces the date as June 14, 1933, when he was called to a residence two alles south of Chickasha to investigate a drunken driving charge, it being alleged that the operator of the above described sedan was driving the car in a reckless sanner, The ear was driven to the residence of a Mrs. Belle Domey, and when the Sheriff arrived, the sedan was parked in front of the house, The owner of the car gave his name as George Lindsey, Jr. Mrs. Downey wes interviewed by Special Agent T. HN. Birch, whose he describes as being a very flashy wouan, very indiscreet in her conversation, and under the Lafluence of intoxicating liquors at the tine she was intervieved. Mrs. Downey steted that Lindsey hed married the daughter of her husband by a previous marriage, and that she had no use for the Lindsey faalily because of their woderworlé ’ eonnections, and thet she would certainly like "to see the lew get thea.® Mrs. Downey places the éste as June 15, 19339 when Lindsey