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Ske steted that after she left Joplin, Missouri, en June 14, . 1955, for Venona, Illinois, she went through Chicago, and upon arrival there she called the residence of Louis Stacey and talked to Bis wife, Helen, and got a brother of Lonte Stacey, whose nam is Johnney, to drive her from Chicago to Wemonas _ Fhese cirounstances are related to show thet Louie Stacey is and bas been intimately acquainted with Frank Hash end Vernon Miller, his statements to the eontrery notwi thetanding. She enid that she went several times with Frank Rash to a Road House or elub by the name of Rivermore, located at 22nd and Firet Avenue, Riverside (probably ea suburb of Chicago), and which ie operated by a man by the name of Charlie Luebeker, and that Vernon and Vi and Lillien Holden accompanied them to this point, and that all were well known theres , Mra. Nash said that when Dick Galetas came to the Tourist Camp © for her in the afternoon of June 16, 1935, following the pick- uw of Frank Naak, and when he took her away, he stopped enroute to his hove bear the reilroad station and went in eitber to the jail or the Folice Station, saying that he was going to see a Judge who bad much influence in Hot Springs; that after going in the Police Station or jail Gelatas came out and contacted a "man who appeared to have an office in the back of a berber shop, and who supposedly wee the Judge in question. That Galetes brought thie man out to the ear and she overhearé the conversation between them, and that she heard Galatas tell this man that one of his *good boya" had been picked up, end thet the man appearing to be the judge said he would eee what he could do about it. Thereafter Galatea took her to his bame and wery shortly he took her to an epartment where she made same telephone calls = one to the 0 F Inn at Melrose Perk, Illincia, and the other to the residence of Eetber Farmer at Jopling She said that Galetes told ber thet Frank Nash hed told hin, Galatas, that if anything should ever happen to hin that "Poc* Stacey at the 0 P Inn ahould be called. Mra. Nash eaid that Frank Naeh had told her the same thinge She anid that when Galatas told her to eall Doc Stacey that he gave her the number Cary 65, at which Frenk Kash told him that Stacey could be reached. She said that ehe then told Galetas that the place to get in touch with Stecey was at the 0 P Inn, whereupon she called it, She said tkat before leaving Hot Springs that afternoon for Joplin that Galatas told ber he had obteined information from some eotres, she thinks from the Police Department, thet Frank Nast was to be taken to Joplin, Miesourie She said also that when she was discussing going to Joplin witb Galates he told her thet probably Rerbert Farmer would have connections there. She recited that Gelates told her that: immediately after Frank Nash ws picked up in Hot Springs a sar left frax the White Front in pursuit of the machine the officers were using, but that thia car out distanced the oa FF «@