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Form No. 1 ‘THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT Dallas, Texas GE NCe 26-5779 REPORT MADE AT: DATE WHEN MADE: PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: | REPORT MADE BY: Oklahoma City, Okla. B-2-33 7-21-33 I Paul Hansen Te CHARACTER OF CASE: CLYDE CHAMPION BARROW with alias, et al National Motor Vehicle Theft Act R. D. Tallisferro, Madill, Okishoma relates facts SYNOPSIS oF FACTS: concerning theft of his 1922 model Y-& Ford Coupe, Motor No. 40-251245, by sane unknown person or persons June 8, 1923, P, REFERENCE: Report of Special Agent &. J. Dowd, Dalles, Texas 7-8-53 and letter from Dallas Bureau Office dated 7-12-33. DETAILS: Mr. R, D. Taliaferro, who operates the B & H Service Station at Madill, Oklahoma, advised the writer that he purchased » 1923 model V-8 Ford Coupe, Motor No. 40-251245, from the Woody Motor Company of Madill, Oklahoma May 5, 1955 and that while he paid for most of the purchase price of this car it wes financed by the Universal Credit Company and insured with the Home Life Insurance Company of New York for 75% of its value. Title to this car, therefore, Tallieferro stated, is in his neme but the Home Life Insurance Company of New York hold a mortgage against same. On June 8, 1953 about 8 P.M. Talliaferro seid that he drove this Gamukp the front of the home of Mr. Tom Lee Scott end left the keys in it. When he came out of Mr. Scott's home about 25 minutes later the car was gone and he has no idea who stole it. He said that Mrs. Joe Sverett, wife of a deputy sheriff, sew e "strange, small woman" looking around on the street about that time in the evening as if she were looking for someone or something, but Mrs, Everett could give no de« scription whatever of this women except that she was a strange smell woman. ferro values this car at $646.00 and said that there was about 1000 miles on it when it wes stolen. When he heerd of this car beingwecked near Wellington, Texes, he went s FORWARDED: 2-Bureau COPIES OF THIS REPORT PURNISHED TO: S-Dallas (1 U.S.Atty., Dallas) l-Kanses City 2-Oklahoma City