Former Supreme CourtJudge Accused of Bribery, Continued From Page One) appealed to the nation s Supreme approximately 1:3® pm. they Court.Gatelv and Gillespie railed at The original comp La in t concern • « the office of B B Harding at ed an alleged breach of an oralIc- 1742 Sherman St Denver, and he contract for consstruction of homeswas not there in Golf Club Acres Subdivision,18 “But John H. Gately talked to No 2 and adjacent arease his secretary. Selma Ryning. who Brennan was seeking S3 million ie had been with B E Harrimg for *n damages contending he lost■n. over five years and who had made 82.000 profit on each of 1.000 ,th the call to Justice E V. Holland homes as a result of the breachds as set out in the statement of of contractL J Brennan Exhibit A The plaintiff alleged the contractGately alleged in the petition‘d as breached when the project K that Miss Ryning “admitted to *as taken away from him andJohn H Gately that she had turned over to the Abrahamson na heard most of the conversation Building Co. and ABC Homes for as outlined m said statement completion.*■ “Which conversation was taken |down by John H Gately on a tape id- recorderr's The exact conversation takenIfrom said recorderCongress Quits;is herewith 11(0 A H H D P171 fi Ck(, submitted as petitioner's Exhibit I/CIIIUO8n B the original of which is in a t safety deposit box and will be j*.{submitted to the court for hear ,j ing anytime it directs.” (Continued From Page One) ^!Disappointed'jjJ Affixed to the filed petition was «the probably the three major ac a typewritten ropy of the alleged tiofts were to admit Hawaii as tape recorded convmatkm and a the ^th a far-reachsigned statement by Carl A Gil- w* labor law and approve a civUrt.naofev•tiItespit . rights biil—the second imortantGaiety's petition charged. “A action in this field in three yearsgross injustice has been done to ^ Democrats were smart-the oetitioner and that briber* is in* rtm**inds oi ,lhe ^mmersuch a flagrant fraud that it nul- ses!0n- *** record °[ thlt;? flifies all actions and m this par- ?. wh* *avlt; ^ited comfort to, . . . _ - . Eisenhower Numerous recomticular case mom a ted Chief Jus-, . mend at ion 5 of the President went in a HoUa«l, br”^ °* 't83lt;k»r. ll* drain as :l* hdavUy |)| ar.d equitable duty that resulted ___«____ u I-'Iar.d equitably duty that r«llt«l roBgrtss closed outin damages to your petitioner )ts wor^hereinles«„ , . , . Kennedy rame back to Wash- j.r.Gately stated the alleged ac- mgJoo from hls ^ Angeles con ^tions of Holland. “Shocks and si©- vention triumph with high hopes vot( Iptes the conscience of jurists and for a rrmimum wage bill. which v others in any democratic country he sponsored and a medical care “The petitioner has exerted ev- for the aged written into the ery conceivable avenue and meth- Social Security system lai*?- od of pnmng the same and by| He got the wage measureNigarmiwM(reason of the circumstances here- through the Senate without major yin set forth was unable to ascer- cutbacks But the measure then neatain and prove said facts until died in conference as a Republi- tlcJAug 23. TWO car Southern Democratic major glt;a‘Tntil a short time ago said ity on the House delegation re- §justice who accepted such bribe fused to accept any of the Sen- Lor d; I was sitting on this court and your ate provisions ,repj petitioners attorney was fearful Kennedy s medicai care propos- SMK t ;! that if he had presented this pe- al went down to 51-44 defeat in ^actitioo while he was so sitting he the Senate, again with the opposi t jy. j would be so prejudiced that it tion of Southern Democrats and t0,would denv the same ” GCP senators A compromise wa.' RojThe defendants named in the worked out which greathr en mrGately portion filed Fnday m the federal *»lt;* *° th* states WaColorado Supreme Court included t0 P3*' tnedical bills of needy*®ia score of names including the °^*r pecs005 nfollowing: The Democrats also two other K ji The Colorado Spring. Co . J rnaor bilkv-school aid and hous-^ Ered Abrahamson and Edward tiled m the House Rules -« 0. Abrahaimon individually and ' lt;funrttff . u | (J| as Abrahamson Building and Sup- lnst,ad * major housmgIS ply Co . ABC Homes, George H 5at,0° t m “* U^ Krause Albert B Logan Antlers ciosm* ^ f ^ee-item bUl |R1 IUVIX I C A ^ ■ r*f f A ■ *_________. ™ Hotel Co The ^t»nson-Da*«ison “' , 8 3 n;S,Co . S H* Ranson. Jr.: Claude *?. D\i * t n rv * u ’ n »• more ,lt;an ^odi ?or college fI Depew. J o Davidson. D W . * _ _ *r«v in: i. i w n ti «t ». dormitories ami community facili ,r» Vink. John D McCall. Hobby H davvi McCall: Wendell S. Homes mdi.nregvtduaiiy and as attorney in fact for John Denam. Jr ; Dorothy JKrause. Maurice Newton: Donald ___ ..S Stralem Leonard D Newborg KEl Paso GOPmfIo onairii! uCvi u 1/ 'ruiHJif m* # mmr.^ikk ,^...p7^ ..p * • • Discuss Plans z? Stralem Hugo F. Van Stallie;Herbert R Strains Fred M 1 g TI I k A a rrpKauffman A. B. Fletcher and At Thursday MeetAma *** * * «»•* p . » % | III |M 1 .«JP' \m %A f i * V»♦ John Wallace as co-partners do- * l®*7“ ing business under t h e name. El Paso County Republicans dis-pisT» style and description of Hail Gar- cussed three topics of major in- 0 * ten and Co : attorneys in fact for ^lt;*r«t m their 1iursday meeting Pft«Dorothy Palmer and'Elsie Myers at the Village Inn Restaurant I* j The original lawsuit filed Weldon Tarter, chairman of the 'cem against the defendants in March, local Republican Central Com- cc3 48 1963 by Gately for Brennan was mittee, said the group made plans p%dismissed twice in the local dis for Sen Gordon AUott’s “welcome-trkrt court. Tioroe'' gathering Sept. 7 in LaThese dismissals were later up- mar, and for a buffet dinner set nar held by the Colorado Supreme for * » p m Sept 8 in the Alamo T Court liter which the case was Hotel Gh«---Tarter said the dinner is open Th*to all Republican committee men co