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Evening star., 1952-11-17
Electrical Men to Meet

The Electrical Contractors As
soclation of Prince Georges Coun-
ty will meet at pm. today in
the American Legion Hall, Eastern
avenue, Mount Rainier. The group
will discuss a proposed change of
the electrical code in the county.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
George Mason School

The Ways and Means Commit.
tee Of the George Mason High
School will hold a carnival and
spaghetti dinner Saturday in the
school. Alexandria. Carnival hours
will be from S to 9 pm. Dinner
will be served from 6 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Lions Club to Meet

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Lions Club will hold it's dinner
meeting tomorrow, in Thomp-
sons Restaurant. 1885 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Meet the Mayors
Neet the mayors
Newcomer Louis Moore Hopes
For Vienna Population Rise

Mayor Louis N. Moore of vi
emma. Va. is a newcomer to poll
tics.
He took Office in September,
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Arlington Policeman
Beaten in Theft Probe
-Four Held in Assault

An Arlington policeman was
beaten up last night by two men
and two teen-age boys when he
attempted to question them about
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Film at Indiun Head School

The senior class of Lackey High
School, Indian Head, Md, will
present the movie 1.-THE Miracle
Of Fatima" Wednesday night at
the Naval Auditorium.
Evening star., 1952-11-17

Guc tuc1t O1 TWO
automobile fen
der skirts, po-
lice reported.
The police
man, Pvt. Rich
ard w. Hart, Is.
is in Arlington
Hospital with a
possible S k ull
fracture, a back
injury and a
bruised leg. His
con dition is
considered fair.
Arrested and
charged wit h
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Apply To We'd

Wallace Arthur Biddlecox. USS
Howard Gilmore. "a. and Joan
Merriam Zavelson. 1884 East 106 st.
Cleveland, o. have applied for a
marriage license at the office OF
County Judge Raymond R. Lord.
Other couples applying are Hugh
T. McGinn, Al, Standard Oil Dock
and Sarah K. Lindsey. 81. 815
Pearl Street, Washington, Ga;
Frank Earl Jansen. q, USS Ho.
ward w. Gilmore. and Mildred
Lynn Archer. 10. 1903 Won Phister
street.
Robert Stanley Apfelbeck,
Boca Chica, % and June Ellaree
Griffin, 10, 622 Angela street
have also applied.
Robert Cerezo, "a. 896 United
street and Lucia Chenard, IS. 8-B
Porter place have made applica-
ton for a license.
John George cronk, Is. USS
Bluefish and Rose Carmel A. Papo-
Titan. IS, applied for . marriage Ii
cense.
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Navy Arrivals

Roland A.. Roberts, Aviation
Machinist's Mate second class,
USN, son Of Mrs. Mary Roberts
of lie Porter Place, Key West,
Florida, recently reported for
duty with FAWTUlant, Naval
Air Station Key West, Florida
under the command of Captain
J. c. 10th.
Roberts entered the Naval
service in the early part of 1912
and received his recruit training
at the Naval Training Center,
Norfolk, Virginia. Before enter
ing the Navy he attended Key
West High School md was en-
ployed by Florida Plate Glass
Co. in Miami.
In his present duty, Roberts
will work in the Maintenance
Dept.
His wife is the former Maxine
Frasher of San Jose, California
and they have two daughters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Spottswoods Back
From Convention

Sheriff Elect and Mrs. John
Spottswood returned yesterday
from the Democratic National con-
yention in Chicago.
Spottswood represented his radio
station al the conclave-
1T was a fine convention. There
were about $4,000 people there.
Conventions are growing in size to
such an extent that the Smathers
bill viii get consideration at the
next Congress. II viii help the peo-
pie do more in selecting candidates
in the primaries"
Spottswood said that despite the
crowd. alr.conditioning kept them
comfortable. The Spo,tswoods were
the only Monroe County represent
atiyes at the conference.
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The Monroe county School
bus, driven by Coach Jones met
the visiting pedagogues as they
stepped from the plane after
visiting Cuba. After touring the
city the guests were taken to a
local ice cream parlor and were
treated to dishe of ice cream of
assorted tropical flavors.
Later in the evening, the group
met at the County Beach and
were served cokes and hot bollos.
The Canadian teachers were
delighted with Key West, its
friendly hospitality, and were
particularly interested in the
tropical fruits and plants that
abound lere. During the evening
they returned the hospitality by
singing. 80 Maple Leaf For
ever" I'd other Canadian songs,
individual skits. and served
sandwiches and coffee.
When the even IS entertain
ment drew to close, the visitors
expressed their appreciation of
the interest given by our city,
and erfed by saying they had
wonderful time we didn't
talk shop" viii is unus ,al for
teachers even visiting ones.
Amonp those present were Prin-
cipals Albert Car, and Wilbour
Franklin and their wi. IS Miss
Kath-. n Lowe, Miss Margaret
Hughes, Mr.. Winston Jones, Mr..
Harold T. Casterton, Mrs. Me an
Carey, Mrs. Donna Saunders,
Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. Degtoff,
Eunice Harra, and Miss Mary
Ann Lo Castro and her sister
visiting from Miami.
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Eight Students
Make FSU Denn's
List Of Honor

Eight students of the Key West
area have made the Deans list at
Florida State University. Tallahas-
see, according to releases received
here from the FSU news bureau.
The honor, announced ty DR..
Doak s. Campbell. president of the
university. is extended to students
who maintain an overall grade
average Of B during the preceding
semester.
The list includes Mrs. Richard
Wade. formerly Miss Faye Eliza
beth Bervaldi. and Mrs. Parker
Mahan. who was Miss Lorraine
Nottage. Both girls were recent
brides. Mrs. Mahan and Mrs. Wade
were listed from the School of Mu-
sic.
Miss Josephine Roerig of Rock
Harbor was honored in the College
of Arts and Sciences.
The Key West honorees also in
Guided Florine Russell, School of
Education; Martha Watkins, Col
lege of Arts and Sciences; Patri-
cia Joyce Duane, School of Social
Welfare; Elizabeth A. Gardner,
School of Home Economics: and
Vincent Y. Cremata, College of
Arts and Sciences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
NauaI Chapel
Is Setting For
CandIelight Rites

II. Cmdr. George Fielder. uSN
chaplain. cfiiciated at the double
ring ceremony which united Miss
Virginia Bryant al Mcneil. Arb.
and Y. e. Williams u Birmingham.
Ala. in marriage Tuesday evening
TIE wedding took place IL 80
Pm. Ia the Naval Station chapel
which Was beautifully illuminated
By eAndlelighs
Witnesses fer the coupae were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rehers ]. Sesser Il
Neenah. Wise. Miss poiswss nona
hue. and George Nerhsrg II Brock
iyn. N, Y,
The brides nowsrs we're white
garaeniss.
ne nesiyveds are spendlns
tsear honeymnce IN Key west.
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at Salem in a recent picture, ii
was as if ! we're standing on one of
the picturesque little docks along
the seaport" She also attended a
performance of Lady In The
Dark" with Kitty Carlisle in the
John Merrick production and noted
IF all women could change into
their clothes as rapidly as she did
when shifting from one scene to
another. what more wonders could
women perform in the additional
time" l take it that c. B. Harvey
Is also one Of those husbands who
"also stand and wait. >" But then
think Of the reward when your best
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
S25,5OO Sale In
North Key Largo

The Forrard estate has sold for
So. 500, 10 acres on the old high.
way in the north end of Key Lar
60 10 Harrison Williams. a deed al
the courthouse shows today,
williams the buyer gives as his
address in care Of Anderson and
Norlean. sc4 First National Bank
building. Miami.
The sellers include Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Fo1fArd, Sara Carolyn
Foxsard Rrant. Charles NJ. Fcs.
Iard a. attorney: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry b. FoErard and Mr. and
Mrs. Marion NJ. Cole.
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LUMBER TRUCK

tContinued From Pare Onel
xwsrved to avoid "a automobile.
his vehicle. which WIS carrying o
twelve ten load iaek.knifsd and
overturned. TIE driver. who was
en-zUuss here from DANA with q
load Of lumber. cement ard plas-
ter. was taken 20 TIE Monroe Cen-
rrai Hospital in a police car. L.
Gcne Hernandez eomauetcd the In,
vessssaticn st the sesne. ssenrua
Who vas suffering from lacerasscns
ahcss the face ard rnssshle frae.
tnred les.
The truck VAS travelling M ahoxss
= CO - miles per ho0r when ths
taishsp occurred.
No estimate ef damage vas
avAsaaeie thss raognsng assh~9gss al.
tacsals II the lumber eamrany said
nueA ~ re nassrasi hesng srans-
parted ~as . toss! loss
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CONTINUED from Page one)

sion, as Shirley P. Wise and vir-
ginia p. Porter. Both are employed
In the tax collectors office. They
are currently under 3o-day suspen-
sion with q Recommendation for
discharge.
Lowe also announced the APP
pointment Of Danilo Goodrich and
Fernando Stirrup as "Patrolman, "
Key West Police Department.
Charles Martinez and Norman
Roberts have joined the City fire
department as firefighters.
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XIV. HISTORICAL

CONTINUED From Page Onsl
Martello gallery by the Historical
Society. Tonight 1t $50 the Lions
club win hold its dinner meeting
at the Fort and viii also b taken
on a tour of East Martello.
Allen stressed that these tours
are part Of an educational pro.
gram. the Society Is not trying 10
raise funds from civic clubs.
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HEAVY BOMBERS
(Continued From Page Onel

Continued From Page One)
bombs might have struck the bar.
racks.
On the ground, Allied infantry.
men Thursday wrested an outpost
from Chinese troops in a 2-hour
fight in driving rain northwest Of
Yonchon on the western front. The
Reds had taken the position Mon
day.
On the eastern front, United Ma.
tons troops twice hurled back 50
Communists who attacked an out.
post east Of the Nam River, near
korea's east coast. The Allies re-
ported II Reds were killed, most
Of them by artillery fire.
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Mrs. Sam Collins Named President
Of JayShees; Ne,U Officers Elected

The JayShees have elected
for the coming year. President
with Mrs. Joe Ilacqua elected
Charles Saunders.
Other offices will be held by
Mrs. Everett Sweeting as cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ken
meth Knowles as recording secre-
tary.
Directors for the JayShees are
Mesdames Limo Castro, John
Pearson, Henry Higgs, Chef Cold
and Charles Curry.
Installation for incoming Of
fieials will take place in Septem.
Der.
A card party will be held at
the JayCee clubhouse tomorrow
evening at 8 p m. The affair is
for JayShees, JayCees, and their
guests. Committee in charge of
arrangements includes Mrs.
Charles Saunders, chairman;
Mrs. Henry Higgs, Mrs. Joe Pin
der, Mrs. Jim Looper and Mrs.
Limo Castro assisting.
1t was announced that there
will be only one JayShee meet
ing in August, to be held at the
home of the retiring president,
Mrs. Charles Curry on Thursday,
August 81, at 8 p. m.
Attention is called 10 the
change in time of meeting to 8
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Golden Wedding Date Celebrated
By Mr.. And Mrs. Walter III. Bell

Mr. and Mrs Walter Bell of 300 Fager avenue have just
returned from continued celebration Of their Golden Wedding
Anniversary guests Of their daughter Margare sell Qunby and
their sonnaw Cdr E. J. Quinby, at Summit j. During their
weeks absence from Key West the pected to find
cool weather in the North but h wave lasting two
weeks during between s5 and 100
Fortunately the third week moderate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
McKerchers To Leave
For Month Long Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McKercher,
1T Duval street, are leaving Sat
urday morning to visit Mrs. Nc.
Kercher's two sons in Marion. o.,
and then to Jackson, Mich, and
Lansing, to visit Mr.. McKercher's
relatives. They win Re gone for
the month of August and will re-
turn to Key West.
Mrs. McKercher's sons Omar
and Mickey Cochran are grandsons
Of the late Murray Cochran. 1929
White street, and Mrs. Cochran
who still resides there.
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joined Dy their Otner osugnter,
Mrs. Frances Miller of New Ca
r,aan, Conn, who is q twin Of
Margaret, and her son Stephen
Miller, the party of six made an
expedition to the top Of Mount
Beacon which towers 1900 feet
above the Hudson River Valley
and provides a panoramic view
that includes the Catskills and
the Adirondacks. The Casinc
atop Mt. Beacon Is reached by
the steepest cable railway in thu
world. The cool breezes on this
peak provided q welcome relief
from the heat of the valley. Color
movies were made to record the
trip.
On Saturday, July 10, Mr. and
Mrs. Bell, Cdr. and Mrs. Quinby.
and Jack Quinby and Miss Doris
Parfait were guests of the Steam
ship Historical Society on an ex.
cursIon up the scenic. Hudson
aboard the Alexander Hamilton,
flagship Of the Daytime Fleet. At
Poughkeepsie, the party visited
the popular restaurant operated
by the famous Smith Brothers,
.'Trades and Mark" makers OF
the coughdrops bearing their
name. Private parlors were pro-
yided aboard the steamer for the
ladies, while the male members
of the Historical Society inspect
ed the engine room, boiler room
and the navigation bridge.
On another occasion, the Bells
and the Quinbys visited the
Radio City Music Hall to enjoy
q performance of Where's Char
slie' and hear the big organ, later
looming up IS floors in the
VIZ Ids fastest elevator to the
Rainbow Room atop the RCA
Building at Radio City, to enjoy
refreshments and the fantastic
view of Greater New York spread
out beneath. Other shows taken
in by the group included South
Pacific" at the Majestic on Times
Square. and Show Boat" ct the
fashionable Paper Mill Playhouse
in Millburn, N. j., where the
audience enjoys the current art
exhibition during the intermis-
sion. The Paper Mill was orig
inally operated by . huge water
wheel in adjacent Rum Creek,
and Is said 70 have produced the
paper on which the Declaration
OF Independence was written.
On q motor trip TO Baltusrol
Top, the Bells and Quinbys had
an opportunity TO view the great
est concentration of humanity
on the face of the earth. ac-
cumulated in the residential and
industrial area surrounding
Greater New York, and including
northern New Jersey, Staten
Island. Westchester, Connecticut
and Long Island.
On the northbound trip, the
Bells had quarters aboard tne
Atlantic Coast Lines 'Miamian."
and on the southbound trip,
,hoara the "Champion." Upon
returning 10 Key West after the
three weeks absence, Mrs. Bell
expects to resume her activity
In the Southernmost Presbyterian
Church. and Mr., Bell is looking
forward 10 returning to his
tropical garden and his rear
estate interests.
New York Is nice place 10
visit" say the Bells. but hey
xttu., r. ,hA nlace IN LIVE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
CONCH
.CHOWDER

Dress rehearsal DeginS tonl8ns
for the Key West Players Summer
Workshop group. The hill-billy play
directed by Ann Clare Topmiller,
presented Friday and Saturday,
will star Sally. West, newcomer as
mountain woman who bakes,
scrubs, sews, hoes the corn patch
and tries to keep her menfolk from
taking too many trips to the cit.
tim Place. where moonshine can
he got. Down near the Pine Noun.
tain Settlement School, Harlan
County, Kentucky. there used to be
q .'gittin' place" and I have some
pictures of the still. II took two
years to get them. There's a coil,
. distilling apparatus made Of big
lard can and bits Of discarded pipe,
and at the run.off end. big gal
Ion Jug for the white lightenin'"
or mule" The still belonged to
the Napiers who were mixed up in
the last of the Hatfield Mccoy feud.
As late as 1929. one Of the Napier
boys was drilled neatly through the
head by the enemy clan as he
walked across the campus to 60
home when word came that his
''pappy wuz shot,"
In the neighboring county, Pike,
there was q settlement of noun
tain people who had intermarried
for so many generations that they
were a race by themselves. Most
of them were washed-out blondes,
some Albinos; a great many had
cleft palates, very bad eyes and
an almost unintelligable speech,
an almost unintelligible speech,
malformations and partly due to
a lingo all their own. Now and
then, the inbreeding produced a
flash Of remarkable shrewdness;
but for the most part, the colony
was subnormal in mentality. Even
other mountain families avoided
the section due to the violence the
closeknit clan exhibited to ''furri-
ners," anyone from over the ridge.
A group from Antioch College
evinced interest in the anthropolgy
study, but made little progress.
And there We saw a prime example
of insolationalism. Conclusion; The
case history should not be repeated
In political and national policy.
INTERNATIONAL SPORT like
the Olympic games, and the Cuba
to Key West swim may promote
goodwill, mutual respect and a
meeting ground for one common
interest. It's at least anti-isolation-
al. Funny sidelight of the Havana.
Cayo Hueso marathon happened
when Pierre Duval of rue Duval,
went riding shirtless on his bike.
Someone stopped him and asked,
Are you one of the Cuban swim
mers?" He said. mo, / am q
French swimmer. Seen enjoying
accordian music and group singing
Burt Garrett. Pete TORY Of vX.1
and Capt. Frederick Everest
Haight II, U. s. Army who calls
New York his home but has en-.
joyed fishing and vacationing in
Key West. Haight heads next for
a Montana and Wyoming hunting
jaunt. Wen miss his maple-scent-
ed pipe smoke.
WilHELMiNA HARVEY reports
a visit to New England where she
visited in Harwich Port. Dennis
and Salem. Says she, when
viewed the storm tfreakl scenes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Cooking's Fun
nv csc,Ly sRowNsToNs

Perch Snack
Sailed Peanuts, Vanilla Waters;
Chocolate Ice Cream Sodas.
tRecipe for Starred Dish followsl
Chocolate Ice Cream Sodas
ingredients: y cup chocolate sy'
rap. chilled carbonated water. ]
pint vanilla ice cream.
Msshed, Put 8 tablespoons OF The
syrup in each Of four i7ounee
glasses: fill each glass twnthirds
fun with earhonaicd water. Put !
scoop "a plnsl al the Ice cream
N each glass: stir vigorously. FIJI
glasses TO top with eareonassd wat
or. Makes 1 servings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Final Summer Meeting
OF Wesley House Club

Wesley House Wemsn's Club
will hold iss last regular meeting
until September tonight sf 1880
pm.
u 10 hoped that oil members
will be able 10 attend as tsrs
10 . meeting TO conclude the bust.
ness affairs Of ihe year on shs
slate for shs evening. A social
hour and refreshments will fol.
low fine business session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

girl comes tripping out looking
gorgeous! Street scene: Kathleen,
the lady with the tlue, blue hair
supervising the street sweeping &C.
tivity of Vivian, the Industrious
blonde while a truckload of sailors
ogled in passing. and offered help.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

Although the giraffe was found
In Europe and India in previous
geologic ages, 1t has been native
only TO Africa in relatively modern
times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31
Canadian Teachers Are Entertained
Tuesday By Monroe County Group

Canadian teachers touring the country in their trailer were
entertained by Monroe County Teachers Tuesday afternoon and
evening tour of the Island City Naval Station plan
jointly by Mrs Richard Eman the eta together
with Miss Kathryn Lowe and Mr. Winston Jones
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

HAINT DAISY MAE. gal with blonde hair
do resemble the beeyootu apple Of Lii Abner Drawing
bead script of hllbilly play Jack Clarke
president of the Key West Players and Betty Ladd
organization Both roles in play For
Or Worse which will be presented at the Barn Theaer
Friday and Saturday nights Curtain time $3.50 There
the admssoncharge small
early Clare Topmler directs the mountaineers
comedy Dorothy Pakers will be presented
round out the entertain
ment which includes refreshments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

JayShees elected officers of the club to
for the coming year group Mrs Sam Collins
with Mrs Iacqua elected vcepresden Treasurer Mrs
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Cleanup
Continued From First Pare \

Dewitt Vanech. who resigned as
Deputy Attorney General last
month. The other involved dis
putes the subcommittee had with
high justice officials over access
to department records.
These were charges in the re-
port:
l. That Mr.. vanech's admis-
sion to the bar in Tennessee in
1910. after failing District bar
examinations three times, was
improper"
2. That Mr.. McGrath's appoint
ment of Mr.. Vanech as Deputy
Attorney General in September,
1851, was mot justified in view
OF the high qualifications OBJ
viouSly demanded" in that job.
3. That, before James P. Nc
Granery took office as Attorney
General last May q, the subcom-
mittee's probe was 'hampered
and delayed" by lack of co-opera-
ton from Justice officials.
4. That primary interests Of the
officials seemed to be "in seeing
how little could be done without
bringing on a showdown. and in
keeping the work of their Depart
ment from the scrutiny of any
outside eyes insofar as it might
be possible"
Giving a lengthy rundown of
its troubles in getting access to
Department files, the subcom-
mittee said it met a variety Of
reasons for refusal. While some
of the reasons might be defensible
Evening star., 1952-10-01

A proposed new Negro
Evening star., 1952-10-01

Vanech also violated q Tennessee
requirement that applicants for
admission to the bar Of the United
States District Court in Nashville
be first admitted to the bar Of
the Tennessee State Courts. Mr..
Vanech, the report said, was adj
mitted to the bar of the Federal
court on May z, 1910, and to the
State court the following day.
May 5.
"Was Unable to Appear"
The subcommittee said Mr..
Vanech "has not availed himself
of the opportunity" to testify on
results of its probe into the Ten
nessee matter. On "at least three
occasions" the group said. SUBJ
committee sessions were ad.
journed because Mr.. Vanech was
unable to appear"
The report quoted Mr.. McGrath
as saying he had named Mr..
Vanech Deputy Attorney General
because of his seniority and be-
cause he had heard nothing
laga''st Mr.. Vanech's past record.
However, the subcommittee de-
clared. Mr.. McGrath did not
have sufficient familiarity with
Mr.. Vanech's record to know
whether criticism was justified.
and apparently did not attempt to
inquire" The probers con.
Icluded:
"The record shows nothing Of
Ia positive nature to indicate that
Mr.. Vanech was qualified for one
of the three most important legal
Offices in the United States. Off,
cials such as he in high places
weaken the entire Department.
and cast undeserved reflections on
the men and women who serve
,,rIox fI,av,oO
Evening star., 1952-10-01

individually, the report said, "ir
the aggregate so many reasons
cannot. but arouse suspicion that
at. least some were mere
Excuses" It added:
1T is obvious that, If files can
be obtained only when particular
file is called for by name, few
cases Of wrong doing or incompe-
tence will ever be discovered from
examination of the files them
Selves"
The House probers said Mr.
|McGrath gave only broad and
indeterminate answers" about
Justice operations during his
testimony.
He did not display the knowl-
edge Of the functions i. and the
ability to set them forth clearly
and concisely that is to be ex-
|pected Of the man who heads the
Nations legal representatives, .
the report asserted. It said Mr.
McGrath appeared "to wish to