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was subjected, he~appeared to be badly frightengd. © his, it was not felt that he was being truthful as to Vthe source of his information. “SED vcs noted to be a rather weak type of individual and it. is entirely possible that there ts no real source for his information and that e question he asked . was merely conjured up tn his own d because of warped thinkin on his own part and in his efforts to make converaati on with As an indication of thia type of thinking on hia part, at one point during the interview he etated that from somewhere within the Jp Tecesses of his mind, he-recalle hoving heard the atatensnt that won mould he found a Imo mu eventing at the May flower Hotel in you could be found aimost an vening at the lower Hote e company with a young boy. He professed to be ynable_ 0. furnish any detgile whatsoever as to the origin or. source of 3 this atotengnt. | GUD civised thathe hod never made statements of | Recause of the vigorous interrogation to which 12 Sit ad % & this tupe under investigation to anyone prior to last Saturggy. His wife, whose presence he insiated on having during the inter- view, adutsed she did not hear him make the statement concerned and she informed she has never heard him engage in thia type of digeuasion at any time previously. When she was gu es tioned in wma ae * pee ew oe uae See mere ree wa this regard Mrs. ‘SRD stcted the vaguely. recalls her_busband mentioning having | heard a rumor such as that inpojvad agpetine ‘prior to their ‘marriage “tn 1948. “She informed that as best as she ean recall, he merely made pasaing reference to the rumor and ro detailed discussion foilowe she advised that this subject matter has never been discussed by her husband and her since that time or by her husband with others in her presence. Mra. advised that she ta employed in the Public Informa tion Service, Department of the Army; Pentagon Building, and formerly worked as a “dancing instructress at the Thayer Dance Studio, uring the ith SP nis criminal and civti diability for. the ‘making af auch atotenents 4gre chorly and. force~ Sully pointed out to him. It was pointed out to him that in making such comments without the slighteat found&tion or basis he was engaging tn an outrageous lack of consideration and common decency and was maligning and attempting to injure the character of an individual far his superior. He stated he now reoligzea that he had been completely wrong in engaging tn this type of gossip, agreed that his comments were completely without basis and gave hie positive and definite assurance that there would be no recurrence. He wos informed that tmmediate and positive action would be taken if it again came to your attention that he was engaging in thte type of gossip. - Se ee ci aaa de ae a a ee ee rt ero hoe Datei ee ete Sieh ane aii she ne