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; - 17 -. soma “5 or ie a te a a oa Cs ret ee epee carr sat j +E EP EY oe wee! hed moved’ in on June’ 15, “i933, or whether only. ‘one had moved sa on that’ date... ‘He said “that these persons night ‘easily have been gone. from the ‘apartment * Myon two or three days on several “occasions Quring their stay ang yet. not have ‘been. * [missed by him or. his wife. fie said ‘that while these parties* ,were “staying. at. “this apertwent, he saw-Vern B. Mullén about eix-or seven times: It seemed”: * % that these parties played golf. evéry efternoon and he often saw Mullen in the lobby waiting for e couple to call to play golf with Mullen and his wife.” He. _ talked to Mullen ebout golf on a Rumber of oceastons.: “ES cee 7a - ed ozs eta “tegen . me : - 1 °: -_ " ‘During: the ‘stay of ‘these ‘people, ‘the ‘apartment "102 was’ flooded : _ by @ heavy rain, and at that time the bullens were away and their goods were . _ moved to Apartment 417. at thet time mr. Charleson noted that these people - bad no clothes with them except eports weer, having about eight or nine peirs. wr , of golf ehoes between them ‘and about three sets of expensive golf ‘¢lubs. 2" one: : Charleson's description of Mullen answered eccurately that of Vern¢g Miller ar “3.88 he was seen before his death, and fherleson indicated that. this man was oar * Weering eyeglasses when he saw him, ai though he was clean shaven. Mr. Cherleson een ‘gaid thet his suepicions were not aroused in eny way by thie man, and that he ce wae + Gid not believe he could. identify the persons. who-came. to play golt with wullen, althouch the men mas a ‘vall, Slender, Gers haired. young: man. ae aie is Mo ‘qhere. is: no guitchboara at ‘the ‘Washington Court: Apartments, orn aly telephone’ Calle Being received and made through a coin telephone in’ the. ‘ele "Lobby. In consequence, the telephone calls made by these poor’. cannot be” - checked, See ge RRR gt enna, Psa oes eon ty of Ba : ne oe oe Pye ae, oa . £ ra a ‘yrlien left no forwarding’ address ‘when, he lett “end’ no ted. * was received for ‘these people efter they left,” and in fact wr. Charleson .. - _ Gould not remember any mail having come for then during their stay, enough J he said thet. it may have come. ae “h : 7 or - ane oe “8 - “puring ‘the summer ‘of 1933 a0 many of the “apartment owners Sin - . ‘Ghisego™ ‘rented apartments to transients, that most managers are unable to. oe Pemember the tenants as well ee af the ordinary business hea. been conducted. : aie =“ ae -t WN oe etl ai > oot + Pn a wT hee + “ wa eR eet itee at Lawes : foe HOa tha. segeh ot, ee "the addresses gi?" “and 227 South apie: Avene ere rather cheap . - rooms Sattea by Mra. Me M. Brown in two rather dilapidated but ‘Lerge | frame = structures, Mra: Brown informed agent that ‘a mean. whom she’ now believes to have “been a member of the Klutas gang was in the habit-in’ the past of coming to her ' place-end renting a room for the night, and later coming in about 2:00 or 3; 00 ~ otclock in the morning and ataying until 5;00 or 6;00 otclock in the morning. | “She described this man eas resembling Ernest Rossi, “now deceased, ‘a former pal of Jack Flutes ’ . .