Evening star., 1927-11-13

! nlkeFSIfN SFOunO SCnOOl IDT dNl-
alton.
PinchOt Praises McAIulien.
MCMuIln. now % years old. is q
m&n OF medium height, stOckv in build
and broad Of shoulders. The man who
out -sleuthed the Burns opera tiVeS has
never Deen a detective before and
BurklnShaw sharply repudiated
suggestion made that perhaps Nc
Mullin was secret service man..
As Gov Pinchot and Mr.. Stahl
necker prepa red 10 leave the office,
Mai. Gordon grasped his hand and de
clared: Il am very. very appreciatiVe.
governor. TO which Mr.. Pinchot re
plied: II was not taking any chances.
Then turning to McMullin. hes shook
his hand and said: "You've done p
great Job. a patriotic Job. and I'm
proud of it as n PENNSYLVANIA"
Mai Gordon ended the conference
by announcing that well conclude
The investigation Monday or Tuesday.
Every one in connection with the
Burns agency should he here Monday
morning" He added that the bull"
Of The Governments case now was be
fore the grand jury. bur refused to
discuss the question of indictments.
Those who will appear tomorrow
are: William !. Burns. founder of the
agency. and his son. Sherman Burns.
secretary treasurer: G.. G.. Ruddy man
ager OF the Philadelphia office. but
placed in charge OF the detail for the
jury shsdowins: G. n. Robbins. as.
sietant manager: f. i. O'Reiliy. Dan
Merritt. Paul Steer. Joseph E. Dwyer.
Paul O'Neill. T. Brennan, John Klein.
ali Of New York. and r. F. Stewart.
A. i. Sullivan and Sidney Knowles of
Philadelphia: G.. j.. Neitsch, manager
OF the Baltimore agency. and two as.
sistants, Paul HOmeringhauSer and
Samuel Kirby.
Text Of AAidavits.
The affda Wit which McMulliu states
the Burns operatives told him TO sign.
and the supporting affidsvit of OPP
era tive O'ReilIy, Identifying Lamb. fol
lows:
William V. Long. being duly sworn,
avs that he is an investigator in the
employ OF the Philadelphia Office Of
the William i, Burns international
Detective Agency. Inc. and resides At
504 kinedale. Oakland Phila delpha.
Pa:
"On October @2. 1927. and for some
days prior thereto he was in the city
OF Wa shington. u. G.. under instruc.
tions OF hls superior &. G.. EuddY,
manager OF the Philadelphia branch
0f the agency.
"On Saturday. October .. 1877. at
l2:30 pm. Norman Glascock. VINO
resides at 1919 Eighth street north,
west, Washington, d. c.. and who
was one of The jurors empa neled in
the cause Of the United States Vs.
FAN et al. which was then on trial in
tie supreme Court in the District Of
columbia came out from the estab.
lshment of SomerVille brass works.
located near Thirteenth and - streets.
entered an automobile and drove away.
fiiant in an automobile followed him
/ said Gia scock, turned into PennsNl.
Nania avenue driving east: at about
Tenth street on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
a fila Mt observed an Ga kland roadster
between atlantis car and the car Of
said Ola Scock: when GIascock's car
turned nOrthwardly from PennSyl-
Vania avenue said Ga kland roadster
followed. .Afhan while on Pcnnsvl-
wanna avenue observed license tag on
said Oakland roadster was numbered
P-l13S. The roadster was nainte
with two-tone colorS which distin-
guished it. Mr. Glascock drove to
his nome at 1913 Eighth street north
west and said Oakland roadster fol
! lowing him all the way. and parked
his car near his house. the Oakland
continuing on and disaDpea ring from
afiiant's view, the affiant remaining to
observe tn" further movements OF
aid Glascock
"A the expiration of some 20 or
30 minutes Mr. GIascock accom-
panied by lady and children