◆ SpookStack

I Jmwy whother. Mr. dabltehayts tolephone. N. kstttr' I obfeat. Thk cobntt orermotd. A' I nmys ne jersonal, mowledge or thet, no. I am: mmktng you, did you near of itf A Q You, knwwx.di& you not, as you. told nw befor. Mk, FatmeRs strike it out, please. Thd United Mations is statoless, is that night, .ver sins? San'Franciwce?. mhk courrt What has that got to do with. thie oaea?. MA. rarmant All right. Q Will you kindiy toll mo whon you found out Mbout Mr..Gubitchayrs telophone being tapped, was. that srom his nome or was that from where h. worked In the United Mationsf A From his home. Q From his home. Did h. have a tolophon.. thore? A Wheret At his homet Q Yos, A Yow, ho had,* 6. It *pposrs conclusively from the foregoing Camtimony' that Robart R.. Granville, who directed and super-- visad tho entire investigation against the defondant Coplon In thig rattor, and who arrosted her on March 4, 1949, as Arorosaid, admitted that her wire was tapped, thereby admit- ting a vlolation of th.Pourth and Firth Amendments to the. Congtitution and the Federal Communication Act. 7. It also.appoars from the foregoing testimony thnt tho wiro tapping was done with the kmowledge of Mr. Dolmont, hoad of tho Mow York F.B.I. office and that Mr.. Bolmont had informed Mr. Granville as to that wire tapping. 8. It.further appears from said testimony that the. Govornmont hnd strongly objected to all quostions or. potitioncr in connection with the wire tapping but that tho