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' Rey Kc t HOS aa of tr, sdeai t ee eye . > Pe TAF] Will toetify and identify original toll tieket showing - that she handled this long distance telephone esli,. AR O. N. MARTIN, Police Department, Little Rock, Arkansas: Will testify that telephone number 4£162, Little Rock, Ark., was the telepbone number of the Police Department at Little Fock, accord~ ing to his knowledge, on June 16, 1923. Also thet he was personally evaere that there was no other long distance telephone call at approximately 2:24 P.M. received at the Police Department, Little Rock, from Hot Springs, Arkansas, and that he personally talked on the call listed above at about 2:24 Pel, He will testify that his conversation was had with Herbert 4, Akers, @ Police Detective at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and that Aakers informed him that @ man had been kidnaped at Hot Springs about noon of that day and described the man in terms identical with those of Federal Prisoner Frank Nash, ani stated that the captore of the kidnaped individual were headed for Little Rock, Arkanease Mrs Martin will testify that during hie conversation with 4kers he informed Akers that the officers had already arrived at Little Rock and hed identified themselves as Federal Agents, and that they had in custody e Federal prisoner wham they were transporting by cere He will testify he advised Akers that the Agents had inquired the Righway to Joplin, Missouri, and thet police officers from the Little Rock Police Department bad escorted the agents and the prisoner on the Highway out of Little Rock toward Joplin.g Ee will testify that the Highway leading from Little Rock to Joplin ia the eames 4s that leading to Fort Smith, Arkansas, for a distance of abdout 30 Biles out of Little Rocke Attention is called here to the fact that the telephone sall wae made at Hot Springs from the telephone of Subdject Galetas but the cone ° versation was had over Galatast telephone by a police officer; namely, Herbert 4, Akora, who was apparently cooperating with Gelatas, diso attention should be noted to the fact that dkere was advieed at that time that the officera with the prisoner were headed for Joplin, Missouri, Thie fe a significant fact due to the occurrence which took place immediately after the telephone call wna made by Akere; namely, that Gelatas proceeded by airplane with Mre, Frances Nash, the wife of the prisoner who had been captured, to Joplin, Missouri, Further details ree garding the airplane trip may be noted below under the testimony of John Stover, an airplane pilot. Also in this connection the teetimony of Mra. Kash as appears unéer iong distance call sumber & is mteriale LOK DISTANCE TELEPHONE CaLL NUMBER &, FROM THE TELEPHONE OF KRS. E. B. CONNER, HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, NUMBER 2970, TO THE TELEPHONE OF THE 0. P. INN, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, MELROSE PARK -.. 645, TIME £:50 P.M, JUNE 16, 1925. MR. V. B. MINTUN, District kanager, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company,