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are am . re f. hig Apap yo ws we wf é et * 7 ovig Meerte dl wirtrtiinay's: Mrs, Yarner stated thet just before Gelatas finished talking with Miller on that occasion, he said words to the effect that if he were no longer needed for any assistance, he wuld leave Joplin for Hot Springs, Arkansas the following It 1s evident that this call was mde to Miller by subjects Mrs. Nash, Galatas, Mrs. Farmer, and Herbert Allen Parmr, in order that Miller be posted that the officers were to arrive on a Missouri Pacific train at 7:15 £2. Me at Kansas City, eni to cause him to forcibly effeot the release of Rash. The ‘ parties thus far interviewed have mde conflicting and individually inconsistent statenents, hoy will be re-interviewed at frequent intervals, aa additional facts develop. ° . LONG DISTANCE TELERIONE CALL NUMBER EIGHT Fran telephone number Grand 0112, Kansas City, Missouri (a pay station located at the Union Reilroad Station) to the residence of Herbert Alien Fern- er, Joplin, Missouri, number 1541-%72; time, 12:05 A. M., June 17, 1955, This eall was mde by Miller from the Union Railroad Station, Kansas City, Missouri to the resideme of Herbert A. Farmer at Joplin, Missouri, accormling to an ad- mission in writing mde to Special agents Brantley and Turrou, by Mrs. Nash and ire, Farmer, who doth stated that the individual who called back was "Verne" and was the geme party to whom Mrs, Nash and Galatas had talked, as ehown under eall #7. ltrs. Nash admitted that she aleo talked on this call, as did Gelatas in her presence, and that the conversation was had with reference to further details of the intended erriwal of the officers with prismer Nash. Hote the significance of this call in fixing the presence of Miller at the Union Railroad Station at Kansas City,Mo. et midnight of June 16th. It has been noted, through the investigation of this case, that Frank B. Kulloy, mown as Fritz Mulloy, residing at 14 West Fifty-sixth Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri, is possibly implicated, He has admitted verbally to Special Agents Brantley and Turrou that he was well acquainted with Miller for at least 8 months prior to June 16, 1933; that Miller frequently visited him, and Lived with him for a period of several weeks pror to April 1, 1935. He admitted, as noted under call #4, that he received a long distance telephones eall from the 0. Pe Inn at Chicago, and passed on certein information as to the telephone number of Miller in Kansas City, and leter made contact with Miller regarding the call on June i6th.