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and the man approached Agent Caffrey‘s car ur, Link observed the Chevrolet Seden, Mentioned above, come to a stop approximately in front of the officers — end the prisonere At thie moment Mr. Link noticed a man emerge from the rear door of the Chevrolet Sedan having a large gun in his hand. The only man Mr. Link saw in the Chevrolet car was the driver. Mr. Link then observed Bailey lift his gun to his shoulder, and sew the man who had emerged fron ~ the Chevrolet Sedan lift bis gun. At that moment Link ducked down in his car and did not see any more of the firing, though he heard the several shote, Then he heard the motor of a car and straightened up for a moment ani sav the Chevrolet going in an easterly directions He also observed the Reo Sedan moving forward in a Weaterly direction, and observed the man who had stood be~ tween the two main entrances of the Union Station, andi who bad given the signal, mun over to get in the Reo Sedans Mre Link hae fdentified e photograph of Vernon C. Miller, ' Subject of this case, es one of the men whom he saw. His recollection es to the exact part which Miller pleyed ia not clear in his mind, but he believes that Miller was the one who gave the signal. At the proper time it ie believed Mre Link will identify Miller in hia appropriate part. Mrs, Margaret Turner mede a written atatement, the original of which will be available through the Kansas City Bureau Office for the use | of the United States attorney at the Preliminary Hearing. Mrae Turner stated that on the early morning of June 17th she and one Walter Berry drove fram Glethe, Kansas, in order that he might meet the 5:50 AM. train, on which a relative was arriving. Upon errival at Kanses City at 2:50 A.M. Berry parked the car in the Plaze section in front of the Union Station facing south, and she went in to inquire as to when the train would be in from Mexico, Missouri, and was advised that it would arrive at 7:50 A.M. She then returned to her automobile and talked to Berrys During the conversation he remarked that he did not know whether he was able to park in the place in which he wae then located, so they ciroled around the concourse and faced their car north, looking directly at the Union Station. About the time that they got into this position, which was some- where around 3 A.M. a Reo autamobile drove up and oecupied their former park- ing plece so that they were facing them directly end were only 10 or 15 feet aways Mra. Turner stated also that about 5S A.M. a black Chevrolet Sedan or Coach drove up near the Reo and the parties exchanged recognition, A woman — got out of the Chevrolet and went to the depot. Mra, Turner sould recognise thie woman if she saw ber, and stated that ehe was of medium heighth, young, nicely dressed in a white creas that flared out at the bottom, a black coat - ané white turban hat. When this women entered the depot she remained about ten minutes, and during thie time the Black Chevrolet Sedan circled the Plaza about three times. When the woman came out of the station she Looked to her right and then to her left and proceeded to the left, which is tomrd the East. Upon reaching what Mrs. Turner described ss a window that looks ote | en