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Se Louie “Stace, alias Louie Stacey, alias Doc Staceye Stacei was arrested on e Federal warrant at Chicago, Illinois, by Division agents and the United Stetes Marshal on August 7, 1933; removed to Kansas City, Missouri, where he was released on bond of $5,000.00 on Octoder 5, 1933, Stacel aided in the conspiracy by notifying Miller at Kanes City, Missarri, telephonically from Chicago, Illinois, of the apprehension of Nash at Hot Springs, arkansas, on June 16, 1033, He reached Miller indirectly through Mulloy at Kansas City after receiving information from Mra. Nash at Hot Springs, Arkansase ro Frenk BOMmalioy, eliaa Fritz bulloy, alias Fritz MaLloye Mulloy wae _aTrested September 1, 1933, by agents of the Division, in company with the United States Marshal at Kensas City, Missourie He was released on $1,500.00 bond on September 2, 1933. Mulloy aided in the conspiracy by acting as a contact man between Stacci and Miller when the former called the latter by telephone on June 16, 1933, with reference to plans which resulted in the slayingse He acted as a shield for Miller when Miller fled | from Kansas City after the massacre, having received Millerte perscnal ~ effecta for safe keeping after Miller fled. In Milloy's house, shortly after the massacre, agents of the Division, assisted by local officera, Jocated and arrested James (Fur) Sammons, mentioned below, Mrae Frances Wash, alias Mra. Frances Ture, alias Mrs, Frances Harrison, alias Urs. George WMiller, alias Frames Milulich“Millere Mre. Nash was located by Division agents at Wenone, Illinoia, on July 10, 1933. she voluntarily accompanied the agents to Kansas City, Missoiri, where she was placed under arrest under a Federal warrant.on July 11, 1933. she furnished bond of $2,500.00 at Kansas City on August &, 1933. Mrae Nash waived immunity and testified before the United States Grand Jury in this cases She hae been promi sed by the United States Attormey of Kansas City that she will not be prosecuted in this case, provided that in hia opinion she furnishes truthful and helpful testimony in the trial of other defendants in thie cases Mrse Nash, with Galatas, secured the aid of Stacci and the Farnere, montioed below, and through them the aid of Miller which culminated in the assassinations at the Union Station Plaza. Mra.e E. B.-Conner, elias Mre. Louise Conner, alias Lou“conner, alias Mary Oconner, alias Geralding°Lewis. °Mre. Conner was apprekended by Division agentes and local officers at Memphis, Tennessee, on Novenber 13, 19335, she was removed to Kansas City, Missouri, where she furnished bond of $2,500.00 on December 12, 1933. Mrs. Conner at the instance of Galatas allowed the use of her telephone at Hot Springs, arkanaas, for the purpose of forming the plans which resulted in the mmers st the Union Stations