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» yr e * a bs é { Ae ae ‘ od 4 f a at ce mea apie ae ee - ., oe By John R. Cautey. sey (Of The Star’s Washington Bureau.) a UAT ASHINGTON--On top of the “incoming” and “outgoing” a A trays on the desk of Robert Francis Kennedy, the attorney general of the United States, lay his rumpled light gray coat. The desk also held a telephone, a stack of papers, a pen, a wood statue of St. Patrick, and framed photographs. One picture was of kis beautiful wife, Ethel, and their seven attractive children, Another icture showed his 6-year-old son, David, on the back lawn of the hite House, and it bore this inscription: “A future President in- spects his property—John F. Kennedy.” ~ The owner of the rumpled coat, Bob: THE KANSAS CITY STAR Kennedy, sat in a large red leather chair be- KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI hind the spacious desk which was once used JULY 23, 1961 by Richard Rush, the eighth U. S. attorney general. He was appointed in 1814 when he . ROY A, ROBERTS was only 34 years old. Bob Kennedy is 35. President The telephone buzzed. Bob Kennedy picked up the ® pecelyer, leaned back in his chair and stretched bis KANSAS CITY DIVISION ; Megs in front of him. 7 £1369 127 ‘CLOSURE ee Poa soo “ Re te oe -_. vermin.