"No matter what the Supreme
Court decided, I etlll believe and will
always believe that what Neal Wright
told me was told me In strictest con
fidence and that I would have been
unworthy to hold the position I now
hold If Z had testified." said Jndge
IJndsey. "The fact that four Justices
of the Supreme Court says I wh
wrong does not make it so. I am not
going to pay that fine, because If I
did I would admit I was wrong."
Neal Wright, the boy Involved, en
listed in the army at the beginning
of the war and la now serving In
France.
YANKS DID NOT
NEED INVITATION
Rome, June (Correspondence
of The Associated Press.) Cardinal
Merry Del Val laughed over what he
termed "a erenulne American tridk"
when a group of American soldiers
and sailors visiting the Vatican under
the direction of Rev. Father Edward
Wallace, of Brooklyn, N. T., who
served with the Eightieth Division,
brushed aside formalities, cajoled the
liveried watchman at the Cardinal's
palace and gained an audience with
the prince of the church without
either Invitation or announcement.
The men were sightseeing In the
Vatican when Father Wallace point
ed out Cardinal Merry Do Val's resi
dence. "Let's call on the carAnal." sug
rested a Philadelphia lad serving
with the Keystone division.
They all agreed and bolstered up
their claim to call by the fact that
the cardinal had visited America, and
this would only he In the nature of a
return call from hosts of his.
Headed by Father Wallace, they
met the watchman In his varl-colored
uniform and halberd and made
known their mission.
"But you cannot call upon the
cardinal except by invitation," said
the guard.
