Evening star., 1927-11-07
DAY HIRED SLEUTFS, BURNS
DECLARES; RAPS u. S. AGENTS
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formed newspaper men that at TO
time has Department of Justice man
been on the case in any capacity.
Lamb was asked if he knows As.
sistant Attorney General Jackson and
Lamb replied, Il never had the plea
sure of meeting him." Likewise he
declared he never had met Mark 3.
Thompson, counsel for Fall in the oil
conspiracy trial.
Long Affidavit.
Burns said his affidavit was filed
with the court, to be entered as mat
ter of record at the discretion of the
court and was described as follows.
William V. Long. being duly sworn,
says that he is an investigator in the
employ of the Philadelphia office of the
William j. Burns International Detec-
tive Agency, Inc, and resides at 1910
Kinsdale. Oaklane, Philadelphia. Pa,
On October %, 1927, and for some days
prior thereto he was in the City OF
Washington, ID. c., under instructions
of his superior. c.. G. Ruddy, manager
of the Philadelphia branch of the
agency.
"On Saturday, October %, 1927. at
1890 pm, Norman Glasscock, VINO
resides at 1913 Eighth street north
west. Washington, d. c., and who was
one of the jurors empaneled in the
cause of the United States VS.. Fan ct
al, which was then on trial in the SUI
preme Court in the District or Co
lumbia, came out from the establish
ment of Somerville Brass Works. To-
Gated near Thirteenth and ID streets
entered an automobile and drove away.
Afiiant in an automobile followed him.
Said GlaSScock turned into Pennsyl-
vania avenue, driving east. AT about
Tenth street, on Pennsylvania avenue,
afiiant observed an Oakland roadster
between atlantis car and the car of
said Glasscock. When Glasscock's car
turned northwardly from Pennsyl-
vania avenue said Oakland roadster
followed. Affiant while on Pennsyl-
vania avenue observed a license tag
on said Oakland roadster was num-
bered P-73S.
1.-The roadster was painted with two
tone colors which disting guished it. Mr..
Glascock drove to his home at 1913
Eighth street northwest and said Oak
land roadster followed him all the way
and parked his car near the house,
the Oakland continuing on and dis
appearing from atlantis view, the
affiant remaining to observe the fur
ther movements of said Glascock.
Goes to Flying Field.
AT the expiration of some 20 or
30 minutes Mr.. Glascock, accompanied
by lady and children, emerged from
his house, entered his automobile and
drove to the Potomac Flying Field
in Virginia, affiant following In his
automobile. Upon arrival at the
Potomac Flying Field, affiant observed
about five automobiles to be already
arrived and recognized one of them
to be the Oakland roadster painted in
two-tone colors and bearing the license
number P-173S. the same automobile
above mentioned.
"Affiant alight from his car, went
to the Oakland car. and Verlf1ed the
number of the license tag which 1t
bore, as P-173S. Turning from said
Oakland, affiant saw Mr.. Glascock
and a gentleman in conversation, to-
gether, with no other persons. They
remained so in conversation for
period of time which the affiant
estimates to be from Is to 20 minutes,
whereupon the gentleman who had
been so in conversation with Mr.. Glas-
cock entered said Oakland roadster
bearing said license tag P-173S and
drove away Mr.. Glascock entered his
own car and drove to his home, 1913
Eighth street northwest, whittier
affiant followed and saw him enter
his house.
'Signed.
CIVILIAN V. LONG"