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benator Raps itchcock’s ‘Legal Ethics’ (Continued From Page 3) said, that Mr. Jaffe would pay his fine and attorney's fee, When Mr. Larsen and Mr. Jaffe were brought into court in an unusual Saiurday morning arraignment on Sept. 29, 1945, he added, Mr. Jaffe stepped to the clerk's desk and paid Mr. Larsen’s $500 fine. Immediatcly thereafter, he said, Mr. Larsen’s at- torney presented a bil! for $2000 for attorney's fees, and that, too, was paid by Mr, Jaffe. Sen. Knowiand commented: “I was rather shocked, as a lay- nian, to find a statement you migit efpect the defense attorney jo ake made by the Governments ajtorney so that all the defenje attorney had to do was to say ‘me, too,’ and agree to this very pleas- ant arrangement.” Sen. Knowland said the handling of the Amerasia came in District Court left the impression that the defendants had done nething seri- ously amiss. He added that it was clear ta him that “a deal was made outside the court room.” Sen. Ferguson said handling of the Amerasia case violated “estab- lished rules of procedure.” He and Sen. Knowland charged that the Justice Department is trying to leave the impression that bungiing of the Amerasia case was the fault of the FBI and the OSS. Both in- sisted the Justice Department must assume the responsibility. Democratie senators largely boy- cotted Sen. Knowland’s speech. Rly a few were on the floor, afid they showed no interest in what MS going om ae id Tolson__ Ladd Clegg Glavin Nichois__ Rosen Tracy Harbo_ Belmont __ Mobr Tele. Ro Cc Nease_ Gandy Times-Herald Wash. Pogt Wash. News Wash. Star N.¥. Mirror Pag: