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over the telephone during this same call that I should not say anything about the two times. To me, that meant that he did not want me to make any comment of the two times that I had had homosexual relations with him. On Approximately December 1, 1951 or December 2, 1951, tyaa an Vott $ th AA tstant A I recéived a letter from tne Adjutant General, United States Army, dated November 29, 1951, referring to a letter of mine, dated November 12, 1951. As I had not written a letter to the , Adjutant General, I telephoned him in Washington, D. C., at L about 5:15 P. M. on the day that I received the letter and I _¢ ; explained that I tyad nof} writgen a Jetter to him. I was told : * the letter which I was Suppee d to have writteg contgined some oy “ a: pretty bad agcusations. explai im that Bg : dave written; a je&ter ana pué “the tare: wu “* n it becausé I worked there simet ithe ages Se Yh age; Hi. Be aaaec me a4 what my address wag now, and he took it down and said someone i would be in t® see me. J was. Bever. gontacted by, any .repre- = "2 sentative of the Adfutan# General's Office? I hea approxi- eet k aff¥er reteiving the jettep. ae Jutant Géneral a hme letter, wrech I® “4 whic Teexpiag ned nimdthat ®-had es ne ha no reco Qeot iin of ny 1l&tter vin if. they receiyed cagl te somapne faa sely & la 50 saad T would