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-2- f which she would like to have brought to the prison farm, but she says I / that under existing regulations as they pertain to herself, she is unable ‘ to do so. I feel that consideration in this respect would make her more : valuable to the Division. a For your information, Mrs. . 4 Boyer ofGainesville, Texes, formerly rie Felly. This individvel is well knoyy at Gainesville and has business stationery showing that he suprlieseeckine gurs, hand grenades, etc. It will be noted in my memorandur of recent date, in reference to the case entitled "Eddie*Poll with aliases - National Motor Vehicle Theft act”, that Doll stated Keliy was able to purchase machine guns from an unimown ingi- vidual in Gainesville, Texas. 4 “a ‘bd, a f : Urs. Kelly was questioned about the identity of Whitie Anderson, : who wes mertioned by Eddie Doll as a likely suspect in the Bremer kidnaping cese, She stated that Whitie Anderson is well known to George Kelly and in fect formerly robbed banks with him. She gugcested that Kelly be inter- r \ [}vienea for definite iuformetion regarding this individual. During the interview lirs. Kelly asked me if I had ever talked about the Lindbergh kidneping with George Kelly. When informed that I had not, she suggestec that Kelly be questioned about a statement made to hin by Gus-ffinkler to the effect that the letter knew about the death of the Lindbergh baby. In this connection she said Kelly told her that Winkler, in relating the Lindbergh incident, said that the baby hed been dropped from e ladder while the kidnapers were making their escape fram P the Lindbergh home. She had no more definite information in reference thereto but intimeted that Kelly might have. While talking about the Urschel kidnmaping case, Mra. Kelly informed me that the two individuals convicted at Oklehoma City for possession of the ransom money at St. Paul did not receive the money from George Kelly or AlbertrBates. She asid that she accompanied her husband, Kelly, to the office of Tormy-Banks in Mimmeapolis shortly efter the\ran-_ ‘y- . )80% money was received, where Kelly left over $30,000.00 of the money with Banks to be exchanged. She related that Banks received 5% of the face value -of the money for having it changed. She recalled that at ae later date she accompanied Kelly to Banks' place, where additional ransom money coring from the Urschel case was left with Banks. She said she did not know just how much money was left there at that time but the agreement was that Banks was to exchange it and pay Kelly $12,000.00. She remarked that "It got hot" in the Twin Cities, so she and Kelly had to leave without collecting the money. She said thet Banks has never paid ther the $12,000.00 he owes. Los,