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Evening star., 1952-11-23
THE HANES co.
2O4O Wilson Blvd, OW. 206
ARTJNGTON VALUES
OPEN 2-6
S3 800 DOWN

II your purse is small in proportion
to your family needs. make this home
. must to visit today. A spaciou!
3-yr.-old tapestry brick rambler
Liv. rm. with floor o-ceiling FIRE
place. picture window and paraue
with bkfst. bar, tiled bath, stairwa!
to storage. Attractive setting In
cludes trees, fenced yard, outdoor
patio and barbecue. Home Is II
perfect condition. Close to new grad'
and parochial schools. Directions
Out Lee hwy. GID or Arlington
west ON Broad st. Geesburg pike, Rt
No. y to West ST.. tFord Co: or
corner. left about 6 blks. to Aller
ave, right to 1906 and open sign
Mr.. Peoples on property.
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standing values roll
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-vA.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

fOOl OOtA D.
New S-room rambler. with basement,
situated on wooded lot, 121-ft
frontage. PICTURESQUE view. Large
center hall, laminated paneled liv-
ing room that will take baby grand
eral Electric Kitchen. master bedrm
with private bath; 8 other bedrmS
all with 2 windows. Modernfold
door connecting dining room. ran
dom width floors. Radiant hot-water
heat. Breezeway to garage Sale by
builder, $4,000 under value. Open
for inspection Heated -23
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SMALL HOMES
RIG VATJIES

Falls Church-Stone home on large
lot: 2 bedrms.. bath. lge. kit. -dining
comb: excellent terms: only S11.95O
North Arlington. near Falls Church
White masonry home on large
Handicapped lot; 2 bedrms.,. bath
equip. kit, dinette: storm windows
oil heat: in excellent condition.; only
$13.250: best terms.
Near Lake Barcroft-New 2-bedrm.
rambler on large lot: lge. equip. kit.
with custom-built. natural finish
cabinets: gas h.-wh.; immed. occu-
pancy; priced at S12,950; reas. cash
Convenient to Pentagon-3 bedrms. :,
2 baths. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
lge. din. rm.. newly equip. kitchen
breakfast rm.;; full, bsmt. and oil
heat: completely redecorated and in
the best of condition; full price
only Sl6.950' excellent terms to
RESPONSIBLE purchaser.
Near .Vienna-New 3-bedrm. rambler
on half-acre corner lot: de luxe
elec. kitchen. breakfast bar, dipette,
iv. rm; with fireplace: oil h.-w.h.
priced below the market for imme-
diate safe &C only S15,500.
For appointment to see these out
standing values call
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OPEN. OZARK

Convenient Arl. location, l block tc
bus; you will like this smartly de.
signed home; has center hallway
abundance of closets, two twin size
bedrms... lge. liv rm. with fireplace
rm. and storage attic; range. refg.,
Bendix washer. storm windows and
Venetian blinds included in reduced
price Of S16.500; S2.a5O cash will
handle. Directions: Out Arlington
blvd tRt. 500. to Lexington st.. left
to 3rd st. and left to 5712 3rd st.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 2-DARK
COURTLAND PARK
XMAS PRESENT

6O4-6O6 BLAIR ROAD
US sparklinp uitra-modern r sRsGs bries & ram. emo
blers, nearing completion. You Sc
lect the decorating and landscaping
You can move in for Xmas. Liv. rm
12x17 with custom flrepl., din. rm.
SX11la, kit. has de luxe stove and
refgr., DISPOSAL, exhaust fan. wood
Soss st0 ane dryer to
large bedrms.. tile bath, storage at
tic; tool locker; large lots, close to
all conv. S16,950 with very gener-
Gus terms.
Direc: Across 14th st. Bridge and
Crossroads. continue "a mile to Blair
rd., turn right, Pre- ceed to open sign.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Modern T11y,,rv Ra r,hIer

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Modern Luxury Rambler
4510 NORTH 37th ST.
If you are looking for a luxury home.
accenting the finest of appointments,
as well as highest quality workman
this s-bedroom and SA-bath, new,
custom-built rambler, located in q
controlled subdivision, in exclusive
Country Club Hills. Some of the
many distinctive features include
a glass louvre jalousy window in
closed living porch floored with
luxury cork tile and paneled in red
oak; 10-foot-wide, plate-elass,
Arcadia sliding door between dining
room and porch; American Coolaire
Breeze conditioning system for sum-
mer comfort; red oak paneled fire.
place end in living room and count
less other features which you may
see only by visiting this house.
Located just of 37th st. and North
Dittmar rd., ON a quiet street with
no outside traffic. Open Saturday
and Sunday, 2 to 6 pm.
Price: .S35. 900 with $4,000, 4k@s
first trust.
Crestdale, Incorporated
Republic 51ss days; jackson s-s7s5
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OPEN FROM 2 PM.

SLEEPY HOLLOW
New individually designed brick ram
blers: 2 have RADIANT HEAT; 2
have EASEMENTS: beautiful kitch-
ems. garages. large lots; all public
utilities installed
TERMS TO SUIT YOU!
To inspect: Take Route 80 to Seven
Corners. go around circle and take
Sleepy Hollow rd. to Valley Brook
dr.. right 3 blocks to our signs.
ASK-US? REALTY co.
40 0aEn
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
Onlv $500 Down
FALLS CH. BARGAIN
FALLS CHURCH
S2.95O CASH

Brick Dutch Colonial, living
rm., separate dining rm.. equip.
kit. full bsmt., 2 bedrmS. and
tiled bath: big closets; fenced
yard and screened porch.
Priced at S14,950.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY
2007 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
XII. S-31O6
Ewes, JE. 2-6022, OV. 6677
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
PARKHAVEN
Open Today, 1880 to Dark
NEVU FTNANCTNG

Open Today, 1880 to Dark
NEW FINANCING
New school is almost nm
ished in this fine community,
highly sought due to its un-
eQualed conveniences. ALL
brick, 3-bedroom rambler. Full
bsmt. Built by Crestwood. As
IT. long and wealth Of space
in every room. Liv. room has
fireplace; very lge. modern kit.
complete with garbage dis
posal and exhaust fan. One
half bath roughed in in bsmt.
A wonderful buy at S19,950,
with new finan. avail These
are going fast. so be early in
order to choose your lot.
Directions: ~Out Arlington
blvd. to Seven Corners, turn
left on Leesburg pike (Rte. -
to Glenmore DIR. and right to
model house on left.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22I2 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
"a
Evening star., 1952-11-23
OPEN TODAY
Noon Till Dark
Public and Parochial Schools

Public and Parochial Schools
Cye-pleasinS brick ramblers. truly a
delight to Mr.. and Mrs. Home
owner; 6 bright. cheerful rms,
warm, log-burning f1repl., crystal-
clear picture window, handy leather
breakfast booth; clean. .snow-white
bsmt.: served by sep laund. rm.'
outside entr. and toilet facils.: beau
tiful wide A-acre lot; de luxe KIT
eauipment and Venetian blinds Itds
NOTHING LIE d5oi - IN VIEWS 5sive out @
today. Directions: Out Lee hwy
CID or Arlington blvd; 600 70
Falls Church, continue west on Broad
st. Geesburg pike, Rt. No. - to
West ST. Ford Co. on .cornerl, leIt
4 blks. to Brook Farm sign and open
sign. Mr.. Hathaway and Mr.. Jordon
on premises.
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VIENNA. VA.

Owner transferred, or he would keep
this home. 1st flr. has lse. liv. rm
ige. kitchen. "a bath. 3 twin-bed
rms. and full bath on 2nd fir. Bsmt
with outside entr. Oil a.-c. heat, l.
acre corner lot. Lge. trees. Conv
to everything. For appt.. call
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 2620
pa
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HOLLY PARK

4 BedrOOms-Open
pm. and dark today. It's living
room and fireplace. equipped kitchen.
bath and bedrooms add UP to
plenty of value for well-priced
home. The A-acre fenced lot has a
flagstone patio. BEST OF ALL, II
your credit is good. $1,000 cash may
handle 1t.
J. F. CUNNINGHAM
JE. 3-7S50
Drive out Arlington blvd to the traffic
light beyond Seven Corners and fol-
low our arrows.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
NORTH ARLINGTON
STRIKING CAPE COD

STRIKING CAPE COD
1895 18th ST. NORTH
home on beautifully
handicapped and shaded lot. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Liv. rm
with firepl., din. rm., de luxe kit,
2 bedrms., tiled bath, screened porch.
Upstairs has huge master bedrm.
Full bsmt with "a bath. Much wall
to-wall carpeting, ether extras
Most convenient area for schools,
shops; bus to Pentagon and D. C.
Asking So $50: liberal terms.
Direc.: Across Memorial Bridge and
out Ar). blvd. tRoute 50). turn
right on 10th st. go to Washington
blvd. turn right. continue on Wash
ington blvd, past Glebe rd. inter-
section to N. 18th ST., turn right,
60 to open sign.
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Not Flashy-But Quality

Not Flashy-But Quality
some one who Is fussier about quality
story story Brick. Rear scr. porch. down
stairs bedrm.. liv. rm. with f1repl.
din. rm., mod. kit, extra lavatory
on 1st A.; 2 lge. sleeping rms. tlled
bath on 2n9 a.; recr. rm. Titn nrepi
In bsrnt.; dble. garage. Convenient
to ST. Thomas More School and
Church. Buckingham and fast =.
lane hwy. Immed. poss. See II
today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
%7e3 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
VALUE PLUS

VALUE PLUS
A small estate with big value. A
lovely 7-rm. brick Colonial on 2h
acres; 24-ft. living rm. with fire.
place, family-size dining rm.. COM
plete electric kitchen. Library or
den with half-bath; inclosed rear
porch: Has master bedrm: with
bath. bath, OIL h;-w.h.; full full bsmt; with witt
built-in garage. Laundry ,rm.. lge:
recreation rm. with fireplace and
another rm. with bath. This home
is in immaculate condition. sub
stantial cash required, but priced
for quick sale. Easv driving dis
t2nce.
HOLLY PARK
real value. 3 bedrms. and study;
" full baths, living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm.. full basement with
recreation rm. Yes. the kitchen is
all-electric; R-acre lot 25 minutes
to Washington. Priced at only
S1s.950. with terms to suit the re-
sponsible purchaser.
q RAMBLER
3 3-bedrm. frame rambler, with plenty
Of room. Pull-down storage In at.
tic: new house on a large shaded
lot. Close to Fairfax. S13.e50.
GEORGE COX
Evening star., 1952-11-23
SOME NICE COUPLE

Will enjoy this immaculate Cape Coo
lated 2-bedroom expansible; , bright
bedrooms, coIored tile bath living
room with fireplace. dining room
with chair rail, and work-savins
kitchen; full. dry basement with
rices accentuate the decorator colors;
wail-to-wall carpeting; level fenced
yard with roses, shrubs and trees;
heat-saving aluminium storm and
screen sash: . blocks to all con-
veniences. Only S14.950 with terms
Be first to call OW. 5000.
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Jewel in Exquisite Setting
Small. expertly built 5-rm: 2-bed-
rms brick Colonial. Handy. as can
be- Extremely easy to furnish and
maintain: powder-dry bsmt.. i'm
proved with excel. playroom; picnic
play yard: . porches and storm
windows. Call us today, OW. 9u9o
Evening star., 1952-11-23
R-14 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1852
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OPEN 1-DARK

3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt.; close-in Arlington. near new
elementary school, shopping. trans
portation. everything; kit. equipped
including disposal; nice level yarC
in a sought after community; 3.O0C
cash may handle, with payments So
mo-; full price only S15.500; will
be sold this week end, To reach;
Out Columbia pike to Columbus st.
turn left on Columbus to Geo. Mason
drive to Buchanan st. and open
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Star

NEW ELEvATED?-A Whitehur,t
Freewoy extension and new porkwoy ore
in the Districts hishwoy plons for
Northwest. How they would eose truf-
tic jams on Massachusetts, and Wiscon-
sin dvsnues is described by Stoff Writer
jones G. Deone on pose All.
ZoNINc coNFLIcTs-Woshinasoa
creo communities often toneIe over
zonins arrangements. Commissioner
0onohue has suggested Greoter
Washington council which would heIp
solve such problems The possibility Is
discussed on pose All.
RELIGIOUS DlscoRD-choraes and
eounterchorses have sporked the dis
pute between cotholie and Protestant
ehurehmen. Typical cloims-with the
replies-ore summarized BY Assoeioted
Press Writer George Cornell in the last
Of five articles on the church -stote con-
troyersy. Pose AS. -
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Hatch Act Violation
Laid 10 13 Tax Men
By the Assosicted Press

The Civil Service Commission
today ruled 13 present or former
|employes Of the Boston Interna
Revenue Office had violated thu
Hatch Act prohibition against
political activity through the salt
|of tickets to the Jefferson Day
dinner held May 8. 1947.
The IS were given varying sus-
pensions without pay or made in.
eligible for further Government
employment for specified times.
John E. Burns. assistant collec.
tor at Boston, and Jeremiah W
Taylor, chief Office deputy, were
suspended for six months without
pay: Arthur Rabinovitz, 40 days
without pay: Thomas n. Dunn,
Ralph Inverse, Michael L. DAILY
Maurice ]. Goggin, John T.
McHugh and Adolph T. Jouannet,
90 days without pay: Edward ],
IScannel. Joseph Stanley, Ray
mond G. Paten and Maurince "
IO'Toole. declared ineligible foa
unemployment within six months
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Engineer Commissioner Bernard
L. Robinson today stood by his
decision favoring the opening o1
public relief rolls as a Senate
committee called a public hearing
to explore the controversy.
Gen. Robinson said he had re.
fused to change his views despite
appeals of eight representatives
of six local welfare. religious and
civic organizations who conferred
with him late yesterday.
The delegation, led by Philip
Schiff. president of the District
Chapter of the American Associa-
ton of Social Workers, urged the
general to swing to their view, and
that of the District Public Wei
fare Board, favoring continuation
of relief rolls secrecy.
Meanwhile, Chairman Pastore
of the Senate District subcom-
mittee on welfare scheduled q
public hearing for next Thursday
at 2 pm. on the issue.
The subcommittee now has be-
fore it a bill introduced by Dis
trict Committee Chairman Nicely
which, along with some reor-
ganization of the public assist
ance programs, would keep the
relief rolls secret.
This bill originally was SUBJ
mitted by the Commissioners. but
later, after it developed there had
been some misunderstanding
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Two Masked Gunmen
Rob Bank Of $1,000
BY the Assoeioied Press

ST. MARYS, Pa, Feb. 1.-two
Igunmen wearing rag masks robbed
the Johnsonburg National Bank
at nearby Johnsonburg today and
escaped with an estimated $4,000
lin cash.
State police said the bandits
apparently entered the bank by
breaking a rear window last night
land bid In the furnace room until
Janitress Mrs. Cecilia Bush re-
ported.
They bound and gagged the 60
|year-old woman and then waited
until Assistant Cashier L. E
Anderson came to work about
am. The bandits forced him at
Igunpoint to open the vault.
Mr.. Anderson told police the
two men stuffed the money into
Ia white sack. They fled in a car
| parked down the street. The
machine was found abandoned
about a half-mile south Of john
sonburg q short time later.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Trurlans 10 Attend Rites
For Kinq at Cathedral

President and Mrs. Truman,
cabinet members, other Govern
|ment officials and subjects Of the
British monarchy in Washington
will gather at Washington Cathe-
|dral at 3 o'clock this afternoon to
pay their final respects to King
George VI.
The, Eight Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop Of Washington, will preach
the memorial sermon. Sir Oliver
is. Franks, British Ambassador
will read the lesson and the Very
Rev. Francis B. Sayre, jr., dean
|of the Cathedral, will conduct the
service.
Ambassadors and other diplo-
|matic officials Of the British
commonwealth Of nations, MEM
|bers Of military and civilian mis-
lSions. will attend. The service
lwill be open to the public.
A second memorial service will
,be held at 4 pm. Sunday for those
unable to attend today.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Thief Collects His Dim Wits
And FIees Policemen S House

Martin A. Kudolla, who. lives al
4439 Chesapeake street NV, re-
ported he came home late In the
Ievening to find his home had been
|ransacked. Entry had been
gained by smashing the front
door glass. the same method used
to enter Capt. Sanders home
Mr.. Kudolla said $45 was missing.
The home Of Thurman r. Nc
Alexander. at 4615 Forty-fourth
street NV. also was ransacked
during the nights MIR. McAlex-
|ander is on vacation in Florida
and the entry was discovered by
his brother. Thomas McAlexander,
who came BY to check the house.
It is not known II anything was
taken.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Police Fire on Arab Mob
Outside Palace in Tunis
BY the Assoeiosed Press

TUNIS, Tunisia, Feb. 15.-Sev-
Ieral persons we're injured today
when police opened fire on a gre
made e-hurling mob of Arab ma
|tionalists demonstrating for home
rule in front OF the French resi-
dent-general's palace in Tunis.
The acknowledgement, Jean de
Hautecloque, was not there. He
lis in Paris conferring with French
government officials in the wide
spread nationalist outbreaks
throughout the French North
African protectorate.
Demonstrators, led by bowling
Arab women, broke through a
police Gordon to reach the palace
plaza. Some were reported to
have hurled grenades at the police
who opened fire In an effort to
disperse them.
The rioting in the Tunisian
capital marked the third success
sive day Of nationalist kiolence.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Another Straw?
Truman to Miss
|Doughton in SO
Another straw In the WIND.

S11UVllCI StAdW Ill IIlc WlIlQ.
Paying tribute today to Repre-
sentative Doughton's "long and
distinguished SERVICE" President
Truman added that the North
Carolinian will be missed by
Congress and he will be missed
by me-" ~r +"
Mr.. Doughton's term expires
January 3 next and he announced
today he will not seek his seat for
the 22nd time.
II Mr.. Truman has no idea OF
spending another four years in
Washington, his service will END
January 20.
The question posed by the Presi-
dents tribute was just how lone
he would be around to miss Mr.
|Doughton.
Mr.. Dougton. chairman Of the
House Ways and Means Commit.
tee, will be 50 next November I
He said he is retiring on advice
Of his physician.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Gen. Robinson Standing Firm
In Favor of Welfare Publicity
Refuses to Alter Views Despite Appeals;
Senate Hearing Set for Thursday

Iabout the secrecy provision, tn.
city heads, by 2 to vote laSt
Tuesday withdrew their indorse.
ment Of this provision and sub.
stitute provisions now are under
study. Commissioner John Rus.
sell Young joined with Gen
Robinson in opposition to Com.
missioner F. Joseph Donohue, WHIT
wants the secrecy provision to re.
main.
Gen. Robinson said that mem.
bers Of the protesting delegation
provided him with information
that should be valuable in settins
up the administrative procedures
governing release of relief infor.
nation.
The Engineer Commissioner EN-.
'phasized that he will make every
effort to see that such information
is kept from commercial or politi-
cal use should his recommended
legislation be passed by Congress
The corporation counsel's office
has been instructed to prepare an
amendment which would strike
the secrecy clause.
Senator PaStore is said to favor
the secrecy provision since he
voted against the Jenner amend.
ment to the 1851 Revenue Act
which permits local jurisdictions
TO open their relief rosters.
Another member of the District
(See RELIEF. Page A-14)
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Young vandenberg
Virtually Bows Out
|0f Senatorial Race
Is Reluctant to Run
Unless Candidacy Would
Help Eisenhower
By Gould Lincoln

Arthur H. Vandenberg, jr., son
OF the late Senator from Michigan,
today virtually Is taking himself
out of the race for the Repuhli-
can Senatorial nomination in his
home State. although he leaves
the door slightly ajar.
In New York. MIR. Vandenberg
said he recently had canvassed
the situation with Republican
leaders In Detroit and Grand
Rapids. He said:
II will not run for the Senate
unless it is agreed by the Re
publican leaders Of Michigan that
! would be the strongest candi-
date, or unless It is agreed that
|my candidacy will greatly aid the
Eisenhower candidacy for the
Republican presidential nomina-
ton. I have conferred with them
and I found a lack Of agreement
among them on both questions. u
May Turn to Potter.
# and when Mr.. Vandenberg is
finally out of the picture, it is
believed those leaders who have
favored his nomination will turn
to Representative Edward Potter
of Cheboygan. who Is serving his
third term in the House.
Mr.. Vandenberg, who is national
chairman of Citizens for Eisen-
hover" said his personal prefer
ence was not to run for public
Office. He has always felt a great
disinclination to try to capitalize
on his fathers pre-eminent place
in politics.
Recently he has been requested
by these friends to get into the
race, and it was in response to
these requests that he made his
recent trip to Michigan to talk
things over.
Sees Eisenhower as Winner.
Mr.. vandenberg is intensely in
terested in bringing about the
nomination Of Gen. Eisenhower for
President, believing that he would
be sure winner in the November
election. Gen. Eisenhower, ne
maintains, is certain to capture
the independent vote to a degree
that no other Republican candi-
date could.
The effort to get Mr.. Vanden-
berg to run was due, in part, to
a fight shaping up over the Sen
atorial nomination. John B. Mar
tin, jr., State auditor and former
State Senator, has announced his
candidacy, and so has Or. Eugene
G. Keyes-doctor dentist and civil
|engineer-who was formerly Lieu
tenant Governor. Some of the
State leaders do not care for Mr..
Martin, who has shown himself
extremely independent, and who.
they say, is too ''professorial" in
manner to be dramatized into a
candidate who could defeat Sem
ator Blair Moody, Democratic in
cumbent,
Evening star., 1952-02-15
King | Group Probes
Grand Jury, TangIe
In Coast Tax Inquiry
Witnesses Questioned
On Why Prosecution
Of Cases Was Holted
By Cecil HolIond
Ca. Ga~ee

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.-
House investigators delved further
today into the controversial cir
cumstances leading up to a grand
Jury inquiry into tax scandals
here-an inquiry that produced q
|deep-seated split in the Office OF
the United States attorney.
The matter is being investi-
gated as a collateral. part of q
West Coast tax inquiry by the
House ways and means subcom-
mittee headed by Representative
King. Democrat, OF California.
The subcommittee hoped to re-
|ceive testimony from United
States Attorney Chauncey Tram
utolo on the conflict that devel-
oped among his assistants soon
after he took Office nine months
ago. Illness prevented Mr.. Tram
utolo from appearing yesterday.
The witness in his place was
Robert B. Mcmillan, 10, chief as
sistant United States attorney. He
related in a dramatic and To-
quacious manner the circum-
stances which led him to halt the
presentation Of tax cases to q
grand jury last May by another
assistant United. States attorney,
34-year-old Charles O'Gara.
In defending his actions, Mr..
Mcmillan said that his youthful
colleague attempted to present the
matter to a grand jury without
approval, authority or designation,
by the United States attorney"
He said he was "astounded''
when he went into the grand jury
room and heard Mr.. OGara max
ing "a very grave attack" upon
the integrity Of Federal Judge
Michael j. Roche and former
United States Attorney Frank j,
HenneSSey as a part Of a presenta-
tion asking for an inquiry into ir-
regularities and misconduct In the
collectors Office here.
1 Mr.. Mcmillan said that he
asked Federal Judge Louis Good
man to halt the grand jury pro-
ceedings as unauthorized. The
Judge did so and then directed
an inquiry starting the following
week. under MIR. McMillan's di-
rection, that led to the indict-
ment Of James G. Smyth: dis
missed collector here, and other
revenue ofiicials.
The grand jury session halted
tsee REVENUE, Page A-3o