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CAR; Rad ; (eels - Cross) WY 2100-81752 (Th. 9/20/43} TESTIMGEY OF CRCSS-SLAMIMATION BY MeKEHY (TR. 14,685) BeGCH:Y referred BitlS te xh ibit L $3, ® book entitled 2 *ootiine, Pundementels of Merzian for Clase Use or Self-—Stuty", Seaued by the National Educationsl] Commission, CP, UGA. He seked if tris book ie available te the pablie on the shelves of the Publie Library, (TH, 14,68) GLAUSTLIE objected as imasterial and not prover cross- | exétinaiion. Overruled. GLADSTEIR said there was mc foundation laid * to esk that Guestion. The Gourt arked if he meant thst BL'LS my not know, (TR. 214,681) GLANSTPRIN said he was pressing all of the ot Jeetions and ----- the Court asid he was overruling Bll of them, =n ce BEJLS asid he gould not anewr fros hie om knowledge « Wel KEY asin Af be ever aan it in the Public Library. (TD. 1A, 6P1) OLEDSTEIN objected. Overruled. P2siS said he eould not remesber having aeen it. MCOCETY referred BitLs to Government rxhibit 51 in evidence, entitled "uwitline on Marxist~Laninist |. Fumdarentals for Class Vee and Self-Study", isaued by the tate Kducstion Comeiwion, Tllincis District, C>, USA. MeJOH:Y asked if thot book is avetletis te the public in the fer York Alito Library. te -> (PP YZ ARI POY farted. feeeetad.. cet o ne eo" Mu, 621) ihe Wwe ee rw ews UVS TaeueeSe . an . -o =. ro BEALS stated thet there are four end a half million books in the New York Public Library end he oould not from hie own knosledre give an effnend answer to the cuestion. He would be glad to ascertein the anawer but he hed newer eeen it Dbefore. He arereed that he did not know whether it ia there or not. OCREY asked if it is not a fact that the New York Poblic babrery contains books } Gealing with firearns and their wee. BEALS agreed, a ae ee ae ee ge belie iad ei=a eo aes _ (mr. 14.682) GLADSTSIE objected, Overruled. ec a WoSCHET asked if there were not books fa the New Tok oubLie , Library on polygamy. BEALS sssumed 66. McCGOREY asked if it is not s fact that there are books in the Rew York Public Library desling with wurder, PEALS sald that wre a diffioult question to answer. The Court esied if he meant that the definition of warder is net clear in his mind. BEALS said yes, that there ere @ numer of detective stories which ceal with murder, If McJOH-T meant thot aside fron treatises on murder, he could arnawer by esying that if there is a sertiove book on the subject ef murder they would herve made an etterst to accuire a anny of it. BeGCHUY seed if there Ja any euch bock. BS'LS replied thet he het newer receives ene end could act ananer the cusstioa. WeScE TY had no further cuestione,.