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8 . “by " - ET Lg PAGE 28 i [== : i at das id de salt a * THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a —— s._____ THURSDAY, APR. 10, 1952 be Mor Had Trum S H—A d Th He Was Ou aT ma ats | SHC e i oe THURS r 4 a ruman 's. uppo n en as Vu (Fourth of a Series) ing important around Washing-| naires and sald some of the boys's pend say two hours—I1 cah go . \ = By NEWBOLD MORRIS fon. 80 was the opposition tomight worry about fhe violationies your client and say to nim: J (i l l '& | al a 0 1 : . As Told to Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Murray Davis | "On Mar. 19, 1 called Mr, Mo jot Ihe. sonfidentia} elationship ‘Are you in the habit of paying] a bi i . NEW YORK, Apr. 10—President Truman was giving Grath to uh him I was coming They asked why I wanted such ® lawyer $7500 an hour! , EB : me and my investigation his complete, unqualified support paq not R 3s Suestionnairss. Hey facts as name of client, nature, “He may say, ‘Oh, well, that 2 : on Feb. 11. [Ga.. 80, With. four porters, 1 pos of bulls, Se Charges and lawyer did only spend a couple . | Two months later, I was fired as special assistant to the red over 596 questionnaires. I “well” 1 sald, “ 4 A lof hours, but he put in a call to, : Attorney General to clean up cor-| gave them to Philip Periman,| “WelL'T sald ‘you dom't Bave he Rec and I got a $10 million | Tailored to Your Windaws A ——— » rney Gener n up th |solicitor general. to divulge anything the client, a { , ruption, not by the President but/some unrelated things that hap-| Mr. Perlman said he wanted to|told you or any facts that were oan.’ WINDOW SHADE TULSA, » aLornty General J, Howard'pened, Two seemed to be Impor- ask some questions. He brought in developed. ~But—if you have al We talked back and forth. Dick Wakef ‘tant, Joe Duggan, a chief assistant, (client and you ‘earned §$15000 Then I went back to my office. C L E A N | N a ” That doesn’t make gense to Ted: The first was the Senate inves- They looked over the question- and show how little time youl { ; ’ comeback” ashington tha ma 3 They were really investigating BR iis masks begin fo | PATTERSON'S SERVICE IS COMPLETE encouraging down there. how the Casey group got jankets; | fall==Mr. Morris is conf . 1 With metal inclosed Headers J t On that February evening, In and turned around and sold Morris Offers To Apologize 1 with a major a yy - and Bottom Rails Manufacturing—Servicing—Laundry | hg — the President's Blair House li- tor $450,000. But they Son ne WASHINGTON, Apr. 10 (UP) I can find him I will apologize to * the most tal brary, Mr. Trum“ as Jrowiame into it. {Newbold Morris, ousted corrups him for a prejudicial statement,” | Open Saturdays Until Noon bitious playe! e fun 1 told them the answer was Mr. Morris sald 'Q : his debut wit} ae erganey. fund. (21d, them (he anawer, was tion hunter, stood ready to apol- "ice McGranery was namea (| SCHIFF'S | SARPETS LINOLEUM — ASPHALT and | RUBBER TILE | um domat wit He sald I could have $500,000 to O/and get the advantage, of a com. 'F12® today to - Federal Judge Attorney General after 1 Howard | HE 3 sixth inning June 30. If : arent Bhished, > petitive market so that the gov. James P. McGranery, whom Pres- McGrath was fired from that post § Au Semi Stores Open Thurs. Night ads re Bl ny & A Td: : | 3 the Clevelan sald, 1 sould ny ID was ffment could get the profits, not ident Truman has named Attor- tor having 8 fired Mr. Morris. ruient Lesines $098 erson I Ede BR 2 | 8 Clgvejan month amounts un y (a few favored persons, ney General, for having called EASTER SLIP 2? { would try W done. t ‘fact leaves. no doubt of| The second unrelated matter him “a real whitewasher.” ‘Sabotage Hungary Plants ERS a | in Pht p A i ay support iwhich was used as a pretext for! “All I %now about him (Judge VIENNA, Austria, Apr. 10] or Little BIG All Sizes tesam | HEL Baa a around and I Ie Al Ty plan to! Inot giving me the subpena power McGranery) is what I read in the (UP) -- Reliable sources sald . U0EW ! ; Meanwhile, 5 te afpfoy million federal was that my name was discovered papers—and what I read Is your today saboteurs have blown up elbW hn | 13 3 9 43) Ss S YLYANIA S T oA : i dians contin nes ga but to look nto “your 07 & committee which gave $5000 fault,” he told the National Press and seriously damaged six key * 1063 Virgin i mastery ‘of | ok appointees, who! {to the opponent of Sen. Pat Mc. Club yesterday. factories in Budapest and other sto © 259 E Wash. i IW p ya retion at the top level.” Carran (D. Nev.) in the last pri-| “It anybody can tell me where Hungarian industrial centers, } was their 11 have se that if the rformance MATies. It was called the Com: : the Giants e agreed pe mittee on National Affairs. ? rage. TV at the top was good, it probably , . average. would be good down to the bot- Rebuff From McCarran putdeider Jir ot} It shabby, $ would be alll mo tery the truth, I didn't know ' Tehbetts po they were contributing the money : ’ Then I told him we had to have on4 1 didn’t raise or contribute ; bog B an understanding on whether I.,v However, Sen. McCarran ; pended ; i could investigate everyone, In- showed his irritation with me by ; Cleveland (A) . cluding Maj. Gen, Harry Vaughan rerusing to give me an appoint- ! Neh aka,’ Ko Ce ty i, eir Then I appeared before the . \ Re XI been in the news. I sald I wanted House judiciary committee inves- . . to be able to say 1 had done aitigating the Justice Department, . i BOSTON thorough job. Rep. Frank Chelt (D, Ky.) Btaves ey

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