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‘pallet, » ty rT be <i “Oe aL an ~ elk Neniorr. ‘ are > , * _ [+ + ‘se + ah ye aad -~" ba a. ee . fe _ brought against her. . 4 On 9/30/35, M. A. Purviea under aubpoena in behclf of Mra. Anna Sajye called at the office of the US Attorney tn Chicago to adutse he would be out of the city until 10/9/35 and wos served with a subpoena for that date. In a statement to the press; Purvis adutsed of the Bureau: poltcy of protecting the identity | of persons furnishing information but tnat aitnce UTS Sage hed mace the fact known she had furnished informatton atding tn the apprehension of John Dillinger. Purvis stated how he felt concerning the deportation proceedings betng 62-29777-6467 (30)- By letter dated 10/10/35, to the Bureau, Mr. Walter A. Futter Prestdent of Futter Studios discussed the motion picture, "The $200, Snatch” and the use of members of some law enforcement agency to take the place of the representative of the Bureau, other than Melvin Purvis who wos avatlable to Mr. Futter. er 000 7-1367-2972 (9) SI 80-7-330 - (21+ A letter dated 12/15/35 from Robert Newbern, inmate of the prison at Waupan, Wisconsin, complained that he was framed and sent to mwetasan am ¢haea vnzhamann that hae hart mahhat tha Pan At Damir ah Moun ae Te wn ket routs kf Fe vee he FeGe EF A hed Vnaet wee hh Ls Wee vr ii Gy & SASTIM We SE STEVIA tnhee, Fisc. He claimed his innocence and stated that tn his series of articles to be written for the "Red Book" magazine, Melvin Purvis would name the man who robbed the bank. 87-38-29 (21) tn a copy of @ conmniatint eso rt i mBPLaine nta ftled in Supertor Court os Calif.» in and for the City and County of San Francisco by Ivan Francis Cor as plaintiff. The exact date of filing ta not set forth in the file. , The Central Office files of INS cont ras