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some compromise, Senator Nc
Carthy told the Associated Press
before he left for weekend
speaking engagements in Wis.,
consin that "of hand, I wouldn't
know of any way it could be
DONE" Army counsel was un-
available for comment.
Senator Mccarthy was also
asked about reports that he
might try to end the inquiry
by claiming that the Army had
failed to prove its charges and
then walking out.
IT will be with the committee
until the investigation ends" he
declared. "I will be available at
any time. not only to appear on
the stand, but available for
questioning in closed session of
the, committee, if that is de-
sired"
Photo Issue Disposed OF.
The inquiry recalled Secre-
tary Stevens to the witness
stand late yesterday after dis
posing of one side issue-who
doctored a photograph that
had been presented as evil
dence to support Senator Nc
Carthy's charges against Secre-
tary Stevens.
The two men are the chief
adversaries in the probe. Sec
rotary Stevens has accused
Senator Mccarthy and his staff
Of exerting improper influence
to keep G. David Schine, a
former unpaid consultant for
the Mccarthy subcommittee,
from being drafted as an Army
private.
The Mccarthy camp accuses
Secretary Stevens of sweet-and-
sour actions to get Senator Nc
Carthy to drop an investigation
of alleged Subversives at Fort
Monmouth, N. j.
Photo Cited as Example.
One Of the sweet" actions,
the Mccarthy camp says, was
for Secretary Stevens to pose
with Pvt. Schine-then an
Army draftee-at Camp Dix,
N. j., November II.
AS proof the Mccarthy aides
presented what appeared to be
a picture of Secretary Stevens
and Pvt. Schine standing alone
beside an airplane. The picture
turned out to be only one section
of an original photo that also
showed Jack T. Bradley, COM
mander of Mcclure Air Force
Base in New Jersey and the
arm of Francis Carr, a staff di-
rector of the Mccarthy subcom-
mittee.
James Juliana, an investigator
for the subcommittee, yesterday
took the witness stand to accept
responsibility for trimming the
picture. But he denied any sin
lister intentions.
Mr.. Juliana, a former FBI
agent, said he had Col. Bradley
cut from the picture because he
understood Ray jenkins, sub
committee counsel, wanted a
picture of Secretary Stevens and
Pvt. Schine alone.
Questioned by Mundt.
Chairman Mundt's crosse exam
ination of Mr.. Juliana went this
way:
@. would like your fortnight
answer whether you acted on
your own responsibility or did
you do that in conjunction with
a plan which was worked out
between you and others?
A. took the responsibility.
@. The question of paramount
interest to the committee and
the country is why you did that?
Was that done with intent to
deceive Mr.. jenkins or the COM
mittee?
A. That was done with no in
tent to deceive any one, nor was
it done with any intent to trick
any one.
@. Are you quite sure that
none of your associates had sug-
gested to you that perhaps it
might be good trick to eliminate
Col. Bradley?
A. No one ever suggested any
such thing to me.
Mr.. WEIGH, during cross
examination on behalf of Sec
rotary Stevens. asked whether
Mr.. Juliana ever was asked for
any picture different from the
original that hung on Pvt.
Schine's wall.
II did not know what hung on
Pvt. Schine's wall" replied Mr..
Juliana.
Mr.. Welch-Did you think this
(picture) came from a pixie?
Mr.. Juliana-I had no idea.
Senator McCarthy-Will coun-
sci for my benefit define-I think
he might be an expert on that
what a pixie is?
Mr.. Welch-A pixie is a close
relative of a fairy.
Senator McCarthy-As I said,
I think you may be an authority
on what pixie is.
Mr.. WEIGH claimed, there was
at least a small fraud or else a
terrible, unfortunate mistake"
Il resent the implication" pro-
tested Mr.. Juliana, land 1 have
testified that I took the reSpon-
sibility."
Mccarthy Complains.
Senator Mccarthy shortly COM
planned that the hearings had
developed into a circus, with Mr..
WEIGH looking for a laugh from
the audience" and being "inde-
cent and so dishonest" about it.
Il am confident" shot back
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