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Senate Group Calls Matusow WASHINGTON Iff) Harey Matusow, self-described ic-Communist and liar, was ailed for questioning today senate Red hunters check- ig into his repudiation of vorn testimony he gave icm. The public hearing by the mate internal security sub- jmmittee was aimed at sep- rating fact from fiction in statements. Matusow, 28, testified as an Communist and former BI informer in four investi- itions conducted by the sub- jmmittee in 1952 including a robe in which he now says gave a testimony jainst Owen Lattimore. Lattimore is a far eastern specialist who is under idictment on perjury charges out of the subcom- ittee probe but not directly slated to Matusow's testi- ony. Matusow also gave tes'ti- ony which he now says was Ise to the house un-Ameri- activities committee and a paid government witness the trial of 13 second-string Dmmunist a con- cted on charges 1953.

Chairman Walter (D-Pa) of house committee has de- ared he is convinced that atusow was a Communist slant" intended discredit mgressional investigators. The convicted Communists ed a new trial motion after atusow said in an affidavit in. 31 that he gave faked idence against them. Matusow, in previous ap- arances before the internal curity subcommittee, a stified that he joined the jmmunist party in 1947, be- ime disillusioned with it irly in February 1950, and mtacted the FBI He said that, at FBI urging, stayed in ihe Communist irty and reported on its act- ities until he was "expelled" the party in January 1951. Killings Mark Weekend ieneral Returns TAIPEI ffl-- Brig.

Ge.n irold W. Grant, commander the U. S. air task force in rmosa, returned yester- after a week's visit to pan, where he conferred th Gen. Earle E.

Patridge, mmander of the Far East Forces. Slays Wife, Daughter And Two Other Men UNIONTOWN, Pa. W) An unemployed steelworker killed his wife, 17-year-old daughter and two men, then shot himself to death. Police were looking today for a motive. Officers found the bodies Sunday in the home of the steelworker, Robert Miller, 42.

Miller was clutching a caliber pistol in one hand and a flashlight, still burning, in the other. A search of several hours uncovered the bodies of his wife. Helen, 47, and his daughter Dolores buried in a pile of coal in the cellar. Mrs. Miller was fully clad.

Her daughter was wearing a slip. Coroner W. Ralston McGee said both women had suffered multiple skull fractures, apparently inflicted with an ax. He said Mrs. Miller probably had been killed early Wednesday and her daughter some 12 hours later.

Police went to the Miller home, in a drab mineside community eight miles from here, after Anthony Rivak, 34, a former coal miner, staggered into a tavern and said he had been shot by Miller. The bodies of Miller and Steve Demko, 27, an auto mechanic who lived nearby, were found in a bed together in a downstairs room. In an upstairs bedroom was the body of an unidentified man about 25. Then the search for the wife and daughter began. There was no evidence of a struggle.

All window blinds were drawn when police arrived, doors were locked from the inside and fuses had been taken from the main switch box. Coroner McGee said: "It's definitely a case of four murders and a suicide. It is the worst case of its kind I've ever seen. There were no notes nothing to indicate the motive." Jealous Lover Kills 3 Persons and Self ATLANTA --A jealous lover shot and killed a former Georgia legislator, a Tennessee shoe salesman and the woman he was dating and then committed suicide last night. Another woman was injured seriously in the wild burst of gunfire which broke up a gay party in a northeast Atlanta horne.

One of the victims was identified as John Verlyn Booth, 49, member of the Georgia house of representatives from 1934 to 1938 and onetime Fulton county (Atlanta) campaign manager for Sen. Richard Russell, (D-Ga.) when Russell ran for governor. Booth was divorced. Police Capt. E.

O. Mullins and Homicide Detective Lt. L. T. Bullard identified the jealous man as Alton Nix Treadway, 45, an Atlanta electrical engineer.

They said he smashed his way into the house with a caliber target pistol in hand and fired with deadly accuracy at all four persons. The other dead were listed as; Mrs. Ella Warren, 39, in whose one-story- brick bungalow the shooting occurred, and Ira D. Lane, 49, a shoe salesman at Chattanooga, who was in Atlanta attending a convention. Lane also was divorced.

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The elusive desperado was at last tracked down in a third-floor tenement hideaway on 112th street near Park avenue. Two hundred policemen surrounded the shabby building and pumped machine-gun, rifle and pistol bullets and tear gas into Robles' lair. He answered their challenges to surrender with gunshots. At one point tear gas caused a fire in the embattled four- apartment. Firemen turned streams of water into the building to quench the blaze even before the shooting ended.

Finally there were no more answering shots. Police gingerly entered the charred apartment, still reeking of acrid gunpowder and tear gas. A priest went with them to administer last rites. On the floor, in a pool of blood and water, lay Robles, who had sworn he would nev- er be taken alive. Blood oozed from a ragged chest wound.

A rough tourniquet had been tied around his leit arm, pierced by another bullet. He was barefoot and clad only in trousers and an undershirt. A woman's slipper and children's toys were on the floor beside him. A bright- eyed doll perched on a chest above. Police were tipped to Ro- hideaway Sunday afternoon.

a of officers were deployed on nearby rooftops, in neighboring buildings, doorways, cellars and fire escapes. When all was ready, three policemen went to Robles' door and shoved it open. There was a blast of shots from inside and two policemen were wounded. The battle was on. Found beside Robles' body were four revolvers, three of which he had taken from po- jlicemen who first tried to ar- I rest him early Friday.

Hij escape touched off the manhunt. Later he eluded four detectives in a Harlem housing project. Police originally went out to arrest Robles to question him about the gangland slaying of ex-convict Joseph Aronowitz in Brooklyn last Tuesday. Actor Injured SUN VALLEY, Idaho -Actor Dick Powell was in bed today with a broken left shoulder, an injury he sustained when, his ski struck pebble on the slopes of Dollar Mountain Saturday. It's in the want ads LEITNER'S AUTO BODY SERVICE Waukesha's Oldest Rebuilders and Refinisheri 619 WISCONSIN AVE.

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