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pursuing car. She did not indicate who was in the pursuing machine. Mrs, Nash again related the trip from Hot Springs to Joplin by plane, which in substance ia the same as contained in her previous statements. She said that in ea telephonic conversation between Galates and hie wife that evening infomation waa received that Rash was to be taken from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Kansas City by trein.e She eaid that aa ashe recaile the language used was that "the patient or party waa teken sick and they bave taken him by train from Fort Gmith to Kansas City*. She says she recalle thie distinctly because when it was mentioned that Frank Nash might be sick she became alarmed and Galatas assured her that Nesh was al) Fight and thie was just the method of delivering the measage relative to the change in mode of travel by the officers with Hast. She seid that after receipt of this eall Verne Miller was contacted by telerhone in Kansas City, Missouri, from the Farmer residencee She was emphetic in the statemant that the call was made by re. Esther Farmer at the suggestion of Dick Galatas. She paid that et thie time Miller wa informed that the officers were taking Nash to Kansas City from Fert Smith by trein. Mra. Hash said that she did not know at this time where Miller lived in Kansas City, but that Mrs. Esther Farmer had told her in either Hot Springs in April 1935, or when she arrived at her home the afternoon of June 16th, that Miller ené Vi were living in Kansas City, Missourie Mra, Nash atated that she learned during the morning of June 17th from the Farmere for the firet time that the man she had married waa Frenk Haebs She stated that Esther Farmer told her during the afternoon of June 17th, after the news flashes had been received by radio, of the shooting at the Union Station in Eansas City, that Verne Miller had called her, Esther Farmer, by telephone, and that — Esther Farmer told her that Verne asked her where kre» Nesh ia and said that she should be told to go home immediately. Kras Nesh etated that all the acquaintances and intimates of Frank Nash and Verne Miller she met appeared to have respect and admiration for Vernon Miller, and that she gained the im preasion he was looked upon es a boss or leader and thet he had @ great influence over Frank Nesh. She aloo said that on occa~ sions, to her own knowledge, Vernon Miller hed supplied Frenk Beah with moneys For whatever purpose it may serve, Mrs. Keet enid thet Vert