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i F General Bolling stated that would not be specifically questioned as to immoral acts with Senator HeCarthy but that the guestion would be asked: "Have you ever been engaged in immoral acts with any officiel of the U. S. Government"? General Bolling intimated several times during the conversation that he preferred that the FEI take over this case. He was, of course, reminded that the Army's responsi- bility stemmed from a specific request from the White House; that the Army had conducted all tnvestigation thus far; and, therefore, we could not Gsesume such responsibilities. He stated that he was very much concerned over the delicacy of this situation, not only because of the delinguent status of the case, but additionally, because of the violations of protocol in that he was dealing direct with the White House and not through Army Secretary Frank Pace. In connection with the Ar Gling this matter he mentioned that Aile at a cocktail party at t had mentioné "Re nod given a matter to Bolling to hanaglé some months ago, but had never heard anything since that time.” General Bolling stated thct he would “ ‘advise you of the results Of the interview with For information, ~2-