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UNITED STATES BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FILENO. 26-3186 WAT/aw PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: | REPORT MADE BY: 8/9-11/336 W. A. TEMPLE CHARACTER OF CASE; Form No. 1 ‘THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT CLYDE CHAMPION BARROW, NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT with aliases; et al. | SYNOPSISOFFACTS: Investigation at 211 Mohawk Street, R.F.D. #40, Box 815, Mobile, Alabama, failed to reveal any information relative to the whereabouts of subjects. R.U.C. Letter from the Birminghem Office dated August 8, 1935, The Birmingham Offite, on August 8, 1933, wrote this office enclosing two copies of a letter received fran the Kansas City Office dated August 4,°1933, wherein it was stated that Park A, Findlay, Chief of the State Bureeu of Investigation, Des Moines, Iowa, teléphoned that Office on August 4, 1933, advising that the following letter liei been received by the Sheriff at Adel, Iowa, from one Mrs, L. C. Park, Route 40, Box 813, Mobile, Alabama, the letter being dated July 31, 1933: “Would you give me description of Mrs. Bonnie Parker Barrow, where her parents live, what their firet name is, and have you found her yet? If you haVe let me know at once, ‘nd if you have not, send me all the inforiiation you can ebout her, and I may be able to help locate her for you.” To this letter was also atteched photograpli of Mrs. Harding, commbnly known as “Bonnie Parker,” and copy of Circular issued by the Polite Department, Joplin, Missouri, containing photographs of Clyde Chempion Barrow end Melvin Iven Berrow. APPROVED AND FORWARDED: ~ COPIES OF THIS REPORT FURNISHED TO: - Burem Dalles - Katisas City 1 - Birminghem 2 - New Orleans