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-26- As will be observed there were two Ford automobiles, one Plymouth and one Chevrolet Coach stolen by the Barrows, which were recovered during the course of this investigation. ‘The spproximate value of these ears recovered is $1200.00, UNDEVELOPED LEADS: THE KANSAS CITY BUREAU OFFICE, at Broken Bow, Nebraska, will check as to the recovery of the 1950 Chevrolet Coach left there by the Barrows, and the theft of the Ford V=8 at that place on July R7, 1933. THE OKLAHOMA CITY OFFICE, at Ardmore, Oklahoma, will ascertain from Ed Williams the facts relative to the theft of his Ford V-8 Motor, Number 40-310946. At Enid, Oklahome, will contact the proper officials of the National Guard Armory with respect to the theft of the firearms stolen there, and inform said officials that these guns are now in the Kansas City office and will be held until all ballistic examinations in connection there- with are completed, and that possibly they will be used as evidence in the case et Platte City, Missouri agsinst Mrs. Blanche Barrow. The Oklehome City office will ascertain the owners of 1933 Oklahoma license plates 75-782 and 566-629, which were found in the possession of the Barrows. * THE ST. LOUIS, OFFION at Springfield, Illinois will ascertain from the Adjutant General of the State the location of Company 5, 129th Infantry, and interview the commending officer of said organization with respect to the loss of the guns listed on pages 4 snd 5 of this report, and also ascertain from this officer whether or not Colt automatic Pistols, 45 Caliber, Numbers 572294; 257489; 505915 and 435167, as well as Browning Automatic Rifles 252152, 86221 and 251620 were stolen from his organization, Ascertein from the officer whether other guns, either automatic pistols or Browning rifles, were stolen at the same time the first guns mentioned were missed. PENDINGe