Evening star., 1952-05-09

ber 10, 1948, Willfully and know
ingly made an untruthful ver-
bal statement to the Special
Subcommittee to Investigate
Wire Tappir of the Committee
on the Dis of Columbia.
Specification / That 1t.
Shimon, on the 28th of August,
1850, having taken an oath be-
fore the Special Subcommittee
to Investigate Wire Tapping,
that he would testify truthfully,
did, willfully and knowingly
testify falsely before said Spe-,
cial Subcommittee that during
the period when he was engaged
in intercepting telephone COM
municationS at the Occidental
Hotel he did not know the
identity of the person at the
Occidental Hotel whose tele-
phone communications he was
intercepting, whereas, in fact.
1t. Shimon then and there we'll
knew that during the period
when he was engaged in inter-
cepting telephone communica-
tions at the Occidental Hotel he
knew that said telephone COM
munications were communica-
tions made to and by one Hugh
Fulton in the said Occidental
Hotel.
Specification 2-That 1t.
Shimon, on the 29th of August,
1850. did willfully and know
ingly testify falsely before said
special subcommittee that he
had discussed one Abner w.
Lappin with Bryant and Nc
Hale in connection with the
investigation 1t. Shimon was
conducting at the Carlton Hotel
= and the Mayf1ower Hotel, where
as, in fact, 1t. Shimon then and
there we'll knew that he had
not discussed the said Lappin
with Bryant and McHale in
connection with the investiga-
ton conducted by 1t. Shimon
at the Carlton Hotel and the
Mayflower Hotel.
Specification 3-That 1t.
Shimon. on the 2sth of August,
1850. did willfully and know
lngly testify falsely before said
special subcommittee that he
was ordered to see Senator
Owen Brewster by Mai. and
Supt. OF Police Robert j. Bar
rett or by Inspector Walter
Thomas, the executive officer of
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. whereas, in fact, 1t.
Shimon then and there well
knew that neither Maj. Barrett
nor Inspector Thomas had Or
dered him to see the said Sen
ator Brewster.
Specification That 1t.
Shimon. on the 29th of August,
1850, and on the 30th of August,
1850, willfully and knowingly
testified falsely before said SUBJ
committee that when he COM
menced the interception of Ger
tain telephone communications
at the Carlton Hotel he did not
know who the persons were
whose telephone communications
he was intercepting, whereas, in
fact, 1t. Shimon knew that
when he commenced the inter-
ception of certain telephone
communications at the Carlton
Hotel that the telephone COM
municationS he was intercept
ing were communications to a
person or persons associated
with Howard Hughes.
Specification That 1t.
Shimon, on the 30th of August,
1850, willfully and knowingly
testified falsely before said sub
committee that he learned who
the persons at the Mayflower
Hotel were whose telephone
communications he was inter-
cepting after he commenced to
intercept communications at said
hotel. whereas. in fact. 1t.
Shimon then and there we'll
knew that prior to the time
he commenced to intercept GER
tain telephone communications
at the Mayflower Hotel. he knew
that the persons at the hotel
whose telephone communica-
tions he was about to intercept
were representatives Of Howard
Hughes.
Charge No. 5
That 1t. Shimon, in violation of
Section % 90. Chapter XXXV of
the Manual willfully and know