Alameda Street

The row is...

You'll recognize it if you see it, but it's on Alameda, just west on Alameda.

Just like Alameda and Seddon.

It's huge.

It's the

That shit meant something because it put, like, possibilities in a place where it don't feel like there's no possibilities.

You know what I mean? Like, all them jobs ate down Alameda.

I never knew nobody that worked at none of them factories.

all them factories I never knew nobody like maybe one person had a job for two seconds but I'm like all these factories still it's all these factories in Compton and Washington right down Alameda and most of the people from right there still don't work in them like that's why I be so much traffic off when you getting on the 91 from Alameda because everybody taking that money from Compton and going home they taking that money getting on the 105-91 going home so when you look at When you see how America's built, they build a system of employment, and then they build around it.

So you knew when they built Compton, they built it for those factories.

That's where the people lived that worked in them factories.

You go there, you get off on Santa Fe.

You drive down Santa Fe, buildings and factories from back in the day.

Yeah? A brother.

Kirby stays with him pretty often from what we can gather, and his brother lives in a rooming house down on Alameda.

Anybody check that yet? We've got it staked out.

The brother works at a box factory in the south end of town.

At 6.15, a taxi driver thought he spotted Kirby boarding an outbound streetcar, Figaro and Pico, was checked out.

No results.

At 7 o'clock, Ben and I got something to eat at a drive-in, and we relieved the men on stakeout at the rooming house on Alameda Street where Kirby's brother was staying.

10 p.m.

He's driving a gray Ford convertible, license 61 Robert 385.

Suspect's headed east on Olympic from Alameda, driving without lights.

Suspect is armed.

He had a

Some scribbling on it.

George Bell, S. Cameron, 5th and Alameda.

Do you recognize this at all, Mr. Wilder? Big

Ten Cafe.

If you see him, you can tell him that.

Just let him know he's off my list.

How about the address here on the matchbook, George? It says 5th and Alameda.

Doesn't that mean anything to you? Were you and Cameron hitting some of the spots around that area? No, we were messing around over in Dog Town.

She could give us only a bare description of her attacker.

At 3.45 a.m., a detail was assigned to patrol the area, and the rest of the cars and men were deployed again in the general area from Figueroa to Alameda Street and East 3rd to College Street.

The manhunt went on.

So did the rain.

No luck.

Finally, we tried a pool hall down south of the yards, just off Alameda Street.

It was our last hope.

I know he comes here.