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Of New Hampshire, reported
some mail. but so per cent
termed it light" BY a mar
gin Of 10 to /, the Congressmen
said the letter writer's sug-
gested that Mr.. Adams leave
the White House.
Relatively, Mr.. Adams re-
ceived the most support in the
north central section: The
margin for his retirement from
the Presidents staff was only
3 to i.
Letter-writers In the West,
in the opinion Of the Congress-
men who got the mail, are al
most unanimous in favor Of the
departure Of Mr.. Adams.
Some key to the reasoning
expressed in the letters from
the Republicans in the north
central section came from Sem
ator Francis Case. Republican
Of South Dakota. "In general"
he said. "the letters indicate
Mr.. Adams hasn't been guilty
OF too great a sin, but most
feel that he will be detrimental
to the party"
Rampant Wisecracking
Some Congressman indi-
Gated that the vicuna cloth
that Mr.. Goldf1ne gave to Mr..
Adams is the subject of con-
siderable wisecracking among
their constituents.
Congressman Jensen. Repub-
lican of Iowa, reported a letter
in which the constituent point
ed out he was not asking for
any vicuna coats. just some
pamphlets.
A South Dakota Democrat
quoted a letter that said:
Now I know what that good
Republican cloth coat was that
Nixon talked about on TV in
1852. 1t was a vicuna all the
time"
A border-State Congressman
said he was getting letters on
the Adams affair from farm
ers who don't write often" A
typical letter, the Congress-
man, a Democrat, said, was:
I'VE are all thoroughly dis
gusted with Adams and think
Ihe should resign or be fred"
Evening star., 1958-07-13
PIuns Visit to Chino

PARIS. July IL up. - Ex-
Premier Pierre Mendes-France
announced this week end he
plans to leave July 81 for a
three-week visit to Red China.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Fleet Reserve No. 4

Fleet Reserve Association
Branch No. 4 will meet tomor-
row at 8 pm. at the American
Legion Clubhouse. 433 Third
street NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GOLDFINE
Continued From First Page

I 0~-~--sN@@
to influence any Government
Official. But he refused repeat
edly to explain why the checks
were drawn.
Mr.. Bennett said the indus
trialist cannot point to "a single
thing the committee has done
to deprive him of any right OF
take any advantage of him.
Mr.. Harris agreed with him and
said the subcommittee mas
leaned over backward to be fair
with Mr.. Goldfine.
Il am being charged both
ways, on one side with white
washing and on the other side
with Smearing." Mr.. Harris
commented. but if you have
followed the record you have
seen that we observe the rules
closely"
Mr.. Harris said subcommittee
members will question Mr..
Goldfine about financial trans
actions when he returns this
week for his sixth appearance
before the investigators.
He also said Mr.. Goldfine
and his attorneys have been
supplied with a list of records
desired from the Goldfine COM
panies. The chairman has
said he will subpoena the rec
ords if they are not submitted
voluntarily.
% Questions
MIR. Goldf1ne remained under
a subcommittee subpoena that
was served on him Friday re-
quiring his personal appear
ance, This was part of the SUBJ
committees procedure for lay
ing a groundwork for contempt
as Mr.. Goldf1ne subsequently
refused to answer 90 specific
questions regarding the Boston
Port Development Co. of which
he is a majority stockholder
The industrialist contended
that the questions involved the
internal affairs of his company
and were not pertinent to the
subcommittee's inquiry into
Federal regulatory agencies.
Mr.. Harris, on the other
hand, held that these questions
were pertinent as they involved
the Securities and Exchange
Commission The subcommit-
tee brought out that Mr.. Gold
fine had withdrawn from the
! company $1O4,0OO on notes and
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ny he Annotated PRESS


Two sets Of lawyers for Ber-
nard GoldAne were reported
yesterday TO have split over
what sort OF defense to put
up before the House subcom-
mittee investigating his rela-
tionship with sherman Adams.
One Goldine attorney said
the Boston industrialist may
be worse on as a result than
II he had banked on q single
legal command to guide his
course.
Mr.. Goldfine was backed in
baking at the subcommittee's
questions Friday by hts top
Boston lawyer. Samuel Sears.
But that was not the advice
Of his Washington strategist,
Roger Robb. whom Mr.. Gold
fine was said to have hired
after checking with Mr.
Adams. President Eisenhower's
top assistant.
Strategy Outlined
The strategy tussle was de-
scribed this way by Goldfine
lawyers who specified that they
aot be named:
Mr. Sears position: Tell the
investigators as little as pos
sible about internal affairs of
Mr.. Goldflne's holding firm,
the East Boston Co., and its
subsidiary. the Boston Port
Development Co.. on grounds
this has nothing to do with the
committee inquiry into Federal
regulatory agencies.
Mr.. Rohb's position: Tell
about the business deals even
tnougn Lney may not be regula-
tory agency matters. because
the committee then will treat
Mr.. Goldfine better and he
and inferentially Mr.. Adams
viii emerge looking better to
the subcommittee and the pub
lie.
At Mountain Spa
Mr.. Sears. spending the week
end at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, a mountain spa about
$50 miles southwest of Wash
ington. said there was no dis
agreement between him and
Mr.. Robb.
Il don't know anything about
a tiff. You better ask Robb,
he said.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
MALLORY

Continued From First Page
dicated he would exclude the
confession.
These three murder cases
have resulted in pleas to man
slaughter since January:
Thomas D. Hutzel was ar
rested at the scene of a fatal
stabbing in a downtown hotel
at 2 am. Police said he stated
at the scene that he had killed
in self defense because the VIC
tim made unnatural sex ad-
vances. Some six hours later,
according to police and prose-
cutors, Hutzel signed a state
ment that he had planned to
rob a pervert and had met the
victim for that purpose.
He was indicted for first de-
gree murder. Mr.. Gasch said
thea written statement would
have been barred from the
trial. If the case had gone to
trial, he said, the only state
ment the jury would have heard
would have been the defend
ants justification of murder.
Therefore, Mr.. Gasch said. he
settled for a plea to man
slaughter.
FingerprintS Solve Case
James E. Poore also was in
dicted for flrst-degree murder
Poore was accused of fatally
knitting a woman, stuffing her
body under the bed, turning
the mattress to conceal the
blood and disappearing. A
month after the murder, Poore
was arrested with others in a
houSebreaking. Police said he
gave an assumed name at the
time of his arrest.
The next day, a Sunday, a
fingerprint man noticed the
housebreaker's and accused
murderer's fingerprints were
the same. Police said he was
then questioned and signed a
statement admitting the mur-
der.
BY that time. however, he
had been in custody over the
whole week end and the state
ment obviously would be barred
at his trial. Although at the
time of the murder, he was
on conditional release after
serving time for homicide. he
was allowed to plead guilty
this time to manslaughter.
Delay to Sober Up
Pauline T. Reid was indict-
ed for, second degree murder.
AT the time of her arrest, po-
lice said, she made an oral
statement to the arresting Of
flcer but because she was in
toxicated, it was decided to
postpone further questioning
until she was sober. The morn
ing after her arrest, police said.
she gave a signed statement
on the fatal Stabbing.
She went to trial but the
written statement was with
held because of the Mallory
rule. The trial ended in hung
jury, The prosecutor, believ-
ing that the Jury had been
Influenced by the fact that
the only statement they had
heard came from a woman
under the influence of liquor,
recommended against retrying
the case Mr.. Gasch approved
a plea to manslaughter.
Other Cases
These other pleas to lesser
or fewer crimes have been ac-
cepted since January directly
because of the Mallory deci-
sion, according to records of
the prosecutors:
A man indicted on carnal
knowledge and incest charges
pleaded guilty to simple as
Sault.
A church trustee indicted for
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

II YOU DESIRE a dream house
in me country without the head
aches and Nightmares OF doing 4
yourself and without a long ham
70 mound. responsible builder will
sell his s-room, 3-bath, lOO-ft.
brick split -level. on ga acres with
large stable having 4 big box
stalls for horses (or \ II you likel,
which in itself has been designeo
TO look like a large quality home.
This place was completed in early
1857, all material and workman
ship are OF the finest. and y Is
situated in q nice community close
TO ID. c., and convenient 70 all
facilities. II has many features
such as air-conditioned, mahogahy-
psneled ONCE or library, base
board hot-water heat with dual
temperature control, built-in RAJ
do. intereommunicating and hi-t
system 2-car garage, ultra-oig
rooms with 1replaces and j.
acre Handicapped lawn We eontem-
plate selling for the very SIMPLE
really enjov this place, WI have
no financial worries and this Is
not forced Sale~-for that reason,
will consider all trade propositions
inarticuiarlv commercial or invest
ment properties) and II desired
will finance the sale fer any re-
SponSible individual. what more
can you ask, II YOU are In he
market for this class Of homer The
price is $4,000, and you cannot
possibly duplicate the plsce for
that amount. do not have the
time 10 talk to curiosity seekers
and SUNDAY lockers" hut II YOU
are q qualified purchaser, see or
call q. G. BARR. 1905 Old Gun
powder I'd, Beltsville, Nd. Phone
VIRGINIA = Near Midland; 40
beaut. aeresl Big frontage on
paved road: old house. stream
etc. $500. FRANCES REALTY
PURCELLvTLLE, VA. CLoudour
Col. on Rt. LOVELY, large
home. ine condition; 10 rooms
-, baths. o.h.-w heat; 2-car ga.
rage: convenient 70 everything
arranged to use as one lArgt
home or rent q sep. apt; excel.
lent investment. price. sci 900
Call OWNER, Edgewood s-S422
BEDROOM FARM HOUSE IN,
Gated on an acre Of land borderins
on National Forest on State I'd
With cleo and phone service. neal
Woodstock. Va. Garage: chicken
house and shop: ideal for retire
ment home or huuting and fish
ms 81. 500. Contact James A
Herner. Maurertovn. Va