CatT, SS prswiavnfc UI win tiincirniy
Board, sarin that he was now In
. Washington- Colonel Armstrong
will be summoned before tho sub
oommHtae. General March sold that
because an omuw u bpwiwi puii
' Ishment there waa no reason why ho
should not be tried If still In tho
army. Hs said of ths Colonel of the
'Mltlt Infantry Jit the officer show-
' Incompetent.
pmia Lma ef Colonel John JTenrv
Parker was riven by Oeneral March
a tha officer who replaced Ortm
,itHd over ths lth Infantry at the
: ptisan farm In December. Colonsl
. Parker M en siok isave n -vwiuniiun
.and wm be called to testify.
tVhlls most of the documentary
r e-rldeno ooncemed Prison Farm No.
v a .. 1 A irMntkllMll
No' SO Bus St. Aans' In Paris, the
Provost Marshal Genaraf baa dquar-
ters. and the Prison de la Roquette
ss hisvlns: been investigated. CoU
Donaldson stated that the most brutal
guard at No. 10 Rue St. Anne was a
marine serreant named Anthony,
whom Colonel Donaldson character
ized ns a "thug." Anthony returned
to the United States without bednc
punished, but was taken back to
France and sentenced.
One of the striking; features of the
hearinjr was the appearance of for
mer Lieut. Col. Samuel T. Ansell,
once Acting Judge Advocate General
of the army, In citizen's clothes, as
counsel for Mr. Johnson and other
committee members.
