Evening star., 1954-04-30
JuIiana Testifies
He Was Responsible
For 'Doctored' Photo
Continued From First Page.)

from being recalled as a witnes.
before the week end.
Others testifying on the doc.
tored photo today were Mr.
AnastoS, Mrs. Frances Minis
secretary of Senator Mccarthy:
investigating committee staff
and Pvt. Schine himself.
Senator Mccarthy protested
several times during the morn
ing session of the seventh day
OF televised public hearings that
the testimony regarding the
photograph was nonsense and a
waste of time" At one point
he declared:
We are going through a
ridiculous. silly procedure.
He said Mr.. Juliana was the
only person who needed to be
called to relate the circumstances
OF the photograph.
AS questioning of the other
subcommittee staff members con-
tinued. Senator Mccarthy fired
his "stalling" accusation at Mr..
WEIGH. The latter countered
with his suggestion. Mr.. WEIGH
said that at the conclusion of
Mr.. Stevens testimony he would
waive the right" to continue
the Army's side of the investiga-
ton and would suggest calling
Senator Mccarthy as a witness.
ReprOved by Mundt.
Acting Chairman Mundt, Re-
publican, of South Dakota, TAX
ing Senator McCarthy's place as
the subcommittee head during
the investigation, reminded Mr..
WEIGH that "the conduct of the
hearings is in the hands of the
committee" and Mr.. Jenkins.
Il realize I can only beg Mr..
Jenkins to do what 1 suggest, :"
Mr.. WEIGH said.
Before this development, Mr..
Anastos testified under oath he
had nothing to do with cropping
the photograph. He said he left
it in the subcommittee Office
after it was delivered there a
week ago last Thursday by Pvt.
Shine.
Mrs. Minis testified that she
did not know what was in a
wrapped package containing the
picture that Mr.. Schine brought
to the office and did not know
what became of it." She did not
know when the package was de-
livered.
Mr.. Welch had the audience
laughing in his quiet, but in
Sistent, S-eXamination of Mr..
Anastos, a former Justice De-
partment employe.
He began by saying he under
stood Mr.. Anastos was a grad
uate of that somewhat suspect
place. Harvard" and a classmate
of his associate as Army coun-
sci, James st. Clair.
Il Didn't FOndle It."
=. Then, referring to Mr..
Anastos' testimony that he had
nothing to do with the package
containing the photograph, Mr.
WEIGH said that, while he may
be wrong, you kind of giye me
the impression this picture has
become hot"
Mr.. Welch suggested to Mr..
Anastos that you might have
placed your hand on it and
quickly withdrawn it,"
Il didn't fondle it," Mr..
Anastos replied.
Earlier today key members in
sisted that the subcommittee lay
aside other disputes long enough
to find out who doctored the
photograph.
Senator Mundt, Democratic
Senator Jackson of Washing
ton and Democratic Senator
Mcclellan of Arkansas all pressed
for quick solution of the puz-
Zle.
Schine Tells of Picture.
Pvt. Schine testified yesterday
that the original picture was
made at Fort Dix. N. j.. last No
vember II at the specific request
of Secretary Stevens.
Pvt. Schine testified that he
delivered a picture of the three
men to Mr.. AnastoS.
But by the time the picture
reached Mr.. Jenkins. Col. Brad
ley had been cut out of the
scene.
Mr.. Jenkins originally sub
mitted the doctored photograph
as evidence to support Senator
McCarthy's charge that Mr..
Stevens was buttering up Pvt.
Schine as a means Of persuading
the Senator to drop his hearings
ON alleged subversives at Fort
Monmouth. N. j.
Mr.. jenkins said he got the
print from the subcommittee
staff and that when he intro
duced it as evidence, he did not
know that it had been altered.
Senator Mccarthy has stated
that he had nothing to do with
the picture. Who did the scis-