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cS r ef Ay Moni oa fe PT a 4 iS ee et me at ro afte. ewe oe eae, 5% 2s pee third, cet PS a ‘ +" an Hea pe 4 fot Wes where he took me, he appeared to be infuriated and terribly upset, remarke . . ms = tee nie te a ee a ee thane pam le we . ” so, . : nr PA ee la ell ae, Sone lhametngenal ae mPaatithalae, ake a eg erie lA Te Et ee SE . Pane . re ee wee, . . Sak Cn ma eT Eansas City, Missourt, —__ a noes July 17, 1955, aoe ‘I, Frances Mikulich Miller, desire to make a supplementary etetensnt | to that one which I furnished Special agents 1. QO. Turrou and Dwight Brante | a ley in Kansas City, Missouri, on July 12, 1935, consisting of sight end one- ao half pages typewritten. This statement is made freely and voluntarily to _ the above named persons, whom I know -to be Special dcents of the United - States Burcau of Investigation, with the knowledge that what I eey ean vee used against me. . vay When in Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the afternoon of June ‘16, ‘ess . after Dick Galatas had contacted me at the tourist camp where I was stopping, and when he told me of the arrest of my husband, be said to me that ay hus~ o - band was to be taken to Joplin, Missouri - that is to say - that he had | learned in some manner that he was to be taken by the officers to Joplin. Dick Galatas told me that he *had the town of Hot Springs,* and thet through his influence, he would endeavor to ace the officera who had my husband, and -- possibly could get him released. ds Galatas told me about my husdand oe taken to Joplin, I thought when Galatas told me that he waa teking = = &. Joplin that I would see my husband there, a ; At the tourist camp where Galates first sav ne, and at his home Pe ing that "they have taken your husband,” and he seemed to be very angry - .- : because my husband had been taken in his tom. This attitude of Galetas =... : wes Gisplayed and expressed by him after we errived at the bome of Bervert aces and Zether Farmer near Joplin. About ten ofelock on Priday evening, June 16, 10955, while z was at the home of the Farmers, @ telephone call came from Hot Springs. Mrs. - | Farmer answered the telephone and immediately turned the receiver over to © Dick Galatas, who talked for a few minutes. I do not recall the substance of this conversation Galates had. After he completed thie telephonic cone (© vereation, Galatas told those present, including Herbert and Esther Farmer — _ and me, there had been a chance in transportation used in moving my ates is es although I did not know where they were taking bin - at least if Galetas - learned it, he aid not tell me. shortly after the receipt of this eall, .:” Dick Galatas consulted a note book or a piece of paper he had in his hand, | 52). and almost immediately Zether Parmer placed a telephone call. I heard her /? 3°: call a pumber, but I do not recall the figures nor the elty. I wish to: He state bere, emphatically, that although I have been confronted ‘y ures? i 7. Rother Farmer, at which time she said that I placed this mrticular tale a tie phone call, that I aid not make it, and that it wae made by Esther Former, * wes