The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-24

arations were completed for long ride back to Indiana. The lawn and street outside the undertaking establishment were crowded. Extra squads of police were required to control the situa- ton.
 Buried Tomorrow
 Indianapolis, July 24.-(UP)- John Di!linger will be buried to- morrow after last rites within a rambling frame bungalow. sur rounded by an unpainted picket Hfence. It is the home of his sister, Mrs Audrey Hancock.
 After services by the Rev Charles NJ. Fillmore, retired dis ciples of Christ church minister, the body will be buried beside the grave of his mother in Grown Hill cemetery.
 As word spread that Dillinger was to be buried at Grown Hill, resting place of the beloved poet, James Whitcomb Riley, authorities were delugcd with pro- tests.
 Continue Death Trail
 Washington, July 24.-(UP)- Director J. Edgar Hoover of the Justice departments division Of investigation plans to go to Chi cago in a week or two to eXpidite hunt for the rest of the Dillinger gang and all who aided the outlaw, 1t was learned today. No. 1. man on the federal list !, now is George Baby Face" Nelson, little 25-year old trigger man for Dillinger and more ruthless killer than Dillinger himself. He is marked for death by fed eral agents for murdering their comrade, Carter Baum.
 Close behind Nelson are John Hamilton and Homer Van Meter, .Dillinger Lieutenants; Charles Pretty Boy" Floyd and Richard Galatis, wanted in connection with the killing of federal agent and threc police in the Kansas City Union station massacre; and Alvin Karpis, and Frank Barker, hunted for the Bremen Kidnapping. Hoover said there was no basis for reports that Nelson had slip ped out of a police trap near San dusky. O., last night. He said the only foundation for the report was that a filling station operator near there thought he had seen Nelson, just as hundreds had seen Dill finger from coast to coast. "Besides the desperate criminals still at large" Hover reiterated. "all persons who aided Dillinser or those of his type in any way, shape or form will be run down.
 "We got lot of good clues 10 these people but had to put them on the shelf until we got Dillinger. Now we are going after them. It was believed federal agents Tn Chicago already were hot on the trail of the doctor who performed plastic surgery operation on Dill | finger to remove scar. A St Paul physician was sent to the penitcntiary some months age | for treating Dillingers gunsho' wounds after an early brush with federal agents and dozen other | persons, mostly women, have been jailed for aiding him one way oi another.
 As for reports that Dillinger's father intended to demand an ln' vetigation of the shooting of hit son by federal agents who trapped him Sunday night, Hoover said: | LeL lllIH StdII any Nihu VI "' investigation he wants.
 Tn this instance Dillinger ac' tually had pulled his gun. WV aren't going to have any more oi ] our men killed.
 "The killing of Dillinger wa: perfectly justified and the coroner: jury has settled that very effec lively"
 The chief of federal agents em phatically and fiatly denied reports from Chicago that Samuel P. Cow ley, inspector in headquarters hert who had been in Chicago two months helping direct the hunt fol Dillinger, was the man who firet the shots that ended the despera dos career.
 He said the government neve would reveal which of the 2' agents in the force that surrounded Dillinger did the shooting.