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Kanase City, than that mentioned heretofore in the reference reports. He said that he left the Kansas City office on the oecasion of the former intervies and upon meditating mede sam inquiries at the Tavern in an effort to learn perticulars connected with thie calle He now states that one *Lonnie*, a colored porter at the Tavern, told him that about 4 P.M. the afternoon of 6-l6—S3 a call came to the Tavern from Chicego asking for Fritz Malley to get Mason oni have bim eall « Melrose Perk aumoer which wes furnished, Mulley vase mot there and Lonnie called Molloy's number, Mulloy was not there when Lonnie celled him and Lonnie talked to Mrs. Mulloy. Lonnie gave Nree Mblloy the Besenge for Millerg mown under the alias Mascon, Malloy now states that Mre. Molloy called "Masonte” residence in Keneas City, but “Mason” was not there, but she did telk to "Mrs. Mason” and gave her the messagee Thereafter Mulley sew "Masan" and esked hin if he got the Chicago cell and “Mason® replied that he had. Malloy now states that prior to 6168S other calle vere received at the Tavern for "Meson® one of which he recalls was from Chicago, the caller asking far the telephones number of “Mason® and he furnished it, He now atates that he does act recall the date nor does he recall who did the telking fram Chicego on that oecasion, It ie very eloar thet Malloy is seeking et this time to evade the effect of his former statement as clearly appears on ' pege 17 of the report dated at Kansas City, 7=21-35_ hie is probably due to the fact that he is now aware of the arreat of Stacci in Chicago. The other individuala,mentioned by Mulley, who may be in a position to clarify hie present allagetion will be interviewed and thoroughly questioned since Nrse Mulloy would very probably be impliceted if his stetement, es now made, were true Subsequent to the above interview, a negro, named Lonnie Ross, mentioned by Mulloy, upon interview at the Kansas City office by agente Turron and Trainor, stated in affidavit form that no such telephone call as nentioned by Malloy had come to the Gith Street Tavern where he was exclusively employed on 6-16-35, In support of bie etatement he furnished an affidavit which be ators to and same ie quoted as follows: