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. eee Ene nim de kam a el 62-1115 WR corcher states tn: QB te oti) 12 wieat ond: Q4 has mete farther ¢ nts et the office of the Western Unies fompary, “. was called izto the interview and pa- "> ‘. ea tha came back shortly after the first complaint ani sald .. that the long distence call was 909 more than be had at first thought... This was paid and then about two weeks ago bo returned api made another | Vigorous complaint stating that the long distance eperator hed made some mistake and that he endilled for $2.05 more, This was also paid but at thie time ma sign @ statement that he hed _ been paid in full. : : > During this inquiry’ at the Western Union Office was interviewed made the first eomplaiat to hin. recalls thet imed to be a property omer in Miamt, also at that tims as a manner of further identifying himself display-~ ed e@ pawn ticket on som property, the kind mt being known. This ticket was $1152, and thes address was & check of the records was made and under date of Movember ae 1936 ney order in the amount of $10.00 was found addressed to , Miami, Florida, the wire being from care Boston & Maine Bailroad, Boston, Mass. : on Movember 17, 1936, elsc , sollect, Jacksonville, Florida. Ko other address appears thereon but the records show the message was delivered by messenger in Jacksonville, This message read: “Derling would appreciate your wiring m ticket to Jacksonville Via Western Union Letter received very gled you are convalesoing Isleotview CQuae-. described by and others at the office of Western Union as follows: . a SER: Beight Weight Tair — Eyes Complexion Dress Mustache Glasses Speech Residence