The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-08

1, the next day2
 A. I don't know when the first appointment was.
 Q. Did you talk to themG
 A. Yes.
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 e, What effect, if any, on your present testimony being given has the presence of federal officials in this courtroom upon youp
 A. No effect whatsoever. am here to tell the truth,
 c. You don's always tell the truth3
 A. I have.
 c. Did you tell 1t this mornings A. Yes.
 e. Did you tell 1t Friday' A. Yes.
 a. Of course, MT. Hickey didn't do anything on that ride to New Haven to change your mindr c. e. He didn't suggest that 1t might be an tout" for you if you changed your story9
 A, I did not talk with Mir, Hickey concerping the Waterbury matter until March 20.
 e. Wili you please give Mir Kel- ly's full name9
 A. Thomas Kelly, executive sec- retary.
 A. To the Mayor.
 c. You told the Grand Jury that Mir. Leary said to you: I understand that 50 percent of the savings for one year after the savings are se- cured. If there is no service, there Is no charge. You recall thatp A. Yes.
 a. You told the Grand Jury that MT. Leary told you that he under- stood the basis upon which your company worked and in the testi- mony of this Jury, you have said nothing about the company work. A. I think 1t understood 1t very well.
 a. No money was received by George Browning, Inc. in 1880 nor in ie3i9
 A. Tn 1881, one day when I was there on one of the usual visits, Mr. Kelly handed me voucher and 2 check made payable to me. l don't recall the exact amount
 Electrical Survey
 e. You were practicing attorney ct that time9
 A. Yes.
 e. And still are and with an inc come of 5000 from motion picture work and law praetice9
 A. Yes.
 c. And you were engaged in this electrical survey work with the pose sibility of c reasonably large income. Isn't that so9
 A. Yes.
 a. And you accepted c $50 bill and got back $500 or si,7bo to MT. Kelly after you told him you were coming to Waterbury. Fifty dollars satisfied you7 A. I don't know whether I got eb0 from him on that day. On one occasion he gave mo $50. {, e. Was that part of ti ie00? | A. don't know.
 a, You're not certain that when you endorsed that check for tl 300 that MT. Kelly gave you that seoY A. am not certain. e, You may have endorsed tho check for ei,e00. Nothing was given to you on that day'
 a. Arc you certain that he did or did not give you $50 on that dayf A. can't say positively.
 c. Can you say how much later he gave you ebo9
 A. No.
 2. You don't know'
 c. What was the n,soo applied against9
 and Leary's share Of the Browning money.
 LegitImats Service
 .. You and MT. Browning were endeavoring to give legitimate serv- ice to Waterbury under that cons tract9
 A. That's right c. When you endorsed the check who was there'
 A. MT. Kelly.
 c. No one else2
 4. That's right.
 c. Is there any evidence existing in this world today inst you know that you can present to this jury for the purpose of convincing then that you didn't spend the none, on yourseIf7 ... :, 4. No, unless MT. Kelly will tell q. Where did Mir. Browning tusr over to you e40007 A. We all went out together. don't remember whore.
 c. Where did you give e2,ooo < Mfr. Keiiy7 4. I don't remember to whom q. How much did you givs MT Drewning7
 4, He kept the difference oyel ] e4,0o0 and l gave him c check Sa