INVESTIGATION OF NAZI AND OTHER PBOPAGANDA By the CHAIRXAN: Question. How long after the first visit did you pay the visit? Answer. Gosh, I cannot recall. Q~lcstion.It wns witllir~3 days; haven't you nny rocollectionl . il~iswal..Yes; 3 days---- Question. Yes. Answer. No; it was not within 3 days- 3 Question. How long? Answer. It must have been fully a month. Question. In the meanwhile Hays had come along and announced his candidacy? Answer. In the meantime, Bill Doyle had told me that them wasn't any chance of Butler being a commander because Hays m so far in the front that it was a joke as far as Butler was concern4 h think about running. Question. When you first talked to him, was IIa s the candidakl Answer. I did not know that Ha s was a candi ate. Question. How did he et up in &ont so quick?B Answer. Well, I don2t%now; but those things just happened L a rush. Question. I know, but they didn't happen in a rush overnight Answer. No. Question. I lrnow enough to know. that the delegations a cautious, and it is in the Back rooms where the balloting Answer. Mr. Chairman, let me say this, that I think i pmt.ty gcnel-ally borne out that Belgrano, in this partic was elected last January; isn't that right? (Discussion off the record.) Mr. DICKSTEIN.Mr. Chairman, I do not think we can porriM get through today. By Mr. DICESTEIN: Question. You said that you saw the general about June or J was it? Answer. Yes. Question. Is that definite? ~lnswcr.I think so. Q~~ostion.In 1033? Answer. Yes. Question. 110~111ucli ~noneydicl you liave in tile bank at that ti to -your own credit? Answcr. My own account? Qucstion. Yes. ~lnswer.I cn~~notsay. I will hnve to look it up. Qucstion. Please do so, ancl see what the uinount was? Answer. Yes. Qucstion. 'I11 wlmt banks did you liave it at tllnt time, in JUM .July 3033, when you went to see General Butler tile first time! : 11nswcl-.'I'llc 3Lulufactnrers Trnst Co. Qucsliol~.ITOIV111uc1imone7 did you have there? Answcr. I amnot sny; I tlnillr it mns around $1,800 or $2,000. l. Questio~r.Yes; and what other banlrs? Answer. I lind cash myself. rlNVEISTIffATIOIP OF NAZI AND OTIEER PROPAGANDA 'Juestion. At that time? Answer. Yes. bestion. $10,0005 inswer. No. Qi~cstion.Well, how much cash did you have in your poekct. nt rt li~nc? Answer. Cash in my pocket? Qucstion. Yes. Answe~-.I had $50 or $N. Question. That 'is all? Answer. That is all. Question. Did you hnve any other bank account outside of the rnufacturers Trust Co.? Answer. I do not believe I did ;no, sir. Question. Did you or Doyle pull out a bank book showing deposits ! $42 000 in a certain bank? Answer. I never did, and I do not think Mr. Doyle did. ,Question. Did you see Doyle do that! Answer. No, sir. By the CHA~XAN: cQuestion. Did you pull out a bank book at all? .Answer. No, sir. 'By Mr. DICKBTEI~
- Question. Did ou pull out any papers at all from your pocket to
bow to General Butler Answer. No, sir. By the CHAIRMAN: question. Do you know Mr. Martindell, Mr. MacGuire? Answer. Mr. Martin Dell? No, sir ;I do not. The CIIAIRXAN.Is that his name? r Mr. DIOK~II.I think so.
- ,Question. How long were you in Europe on your trip over there?
Answer. Well- ,Question. About how long? Answer. I think it was a out 2% months. Question. In Paris where were your headquarters9 Answer. I sta ad atthe Crillon Hotel. Question. =id you nlllke your headquarters with Morgrn k Hollges ? Answer. I used to go in there to see them. Question. Did you tell the general that that was your headquar- tua when von were in Paris? ~nswcr.~No sir. !-~uestion.Yba do not know how lie got that, do you? , Answer. No, sir. I do not, except I. bought at Morgan k Co. a Uter of credit from them, and that is where I got my mail, at bforg"i" &'Hodges. (211cstiol1.You wot~ldnot know how he got that nnme, nnd if he mntionctl it in his testimo~ly,it innst have come tl~roughsope dhw MII~CCf Alrswer. 'Ido not know how he got it. Q~lcstion.Was Mrs. MacGuire with you on the trip?
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