Donald M. Wollam v. United States

CHAMBERS, Circuit Judge.

This case is a companion of Simpson v. United States, 9 Cir., 241 F.2d 222.

Here Donald M. Wollam was a witness before the same Congressional subcommittee (before which Simpson appeared) conducting an investigation on June 19, 1954, and he refused to answer the following questions:

1. Mr. Wollam, what is your present address, sir?

2. Now, Mr. Wollam, what is your present employment?

3. Did you ever attend elementary school; and if so, where?

4. Did you ever attend high school, Mr. Wollam?

5. Now, did you ever attend college, Mr. Wollam?

Various grounds were variously stated…