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Iadvised that during the past few weeks she has beenassociating with the wives of the cabinet officers. O10 of the main '
b t 1 ve" ati amon th se wives rtai char =5 made sujecso con .s on g e pa 'na ge.by Senator McCarthy against the State Department. &says that
without exception all the wives of the cabinet officers are loud and
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is pa"'ti¢ula!1y vehement in her condemnation of Senator c a_ y anquotes her husband in S11p]DO!"923 of her attitude. It iopinion that all the wives reflect the thinking of the r us n a.
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O'iC6 Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
T9 = THE DIEEECTGRI nus; August 7, 1951
FROM= F. F3. C-'LAP'IJV' ' ,7,/
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sertei in the Record excerpts from the report of the Subcommittee -
on Privileges and Elections to the Committee on Rules and Admini§fFET
ticn conC¬rnin7 the Maryland Senatorial Election of 1950 C0n8ideralcontent is made concerning the separation of Donald Anjifirine ?'?om t-.."
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Mr PIe5:d£"ht. in new of the unant-
mouq report of thus d1tt:n;u:she'd_5uD-cQ['nlT.1IlPP deacrtbd as pUlt}-'DGllLiC13C5
in {h15 AP d|sputch_ and in vzew of the
u:'2t<nrj; 01' 1h? moral QJPF-1_E>FI5 Wlthuhlcl". we P.mE'1'1c:tn:- are fact-C today-
qu;-_<[;h;~_< much more grave than this Ofthe 92'92'r~.<t Point cadets which I have Jl-15$
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to lhr C0t'n.'t'1ILf.+ on Rules and Admin-
1,<t1-..;;t;n. I shall read the resolutl.
1t I may do so at T.h15 ttmc. becaus it
guver-' most of 2.119 1'ema11".1r.£ rem?-HS
I shall make today to the Se.-n;t'_e The
resolutlon con:-tsts almost wholly of ex-
Hm q-_1<;1g;;on~ frum the repctt of the
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Wm-n=.|= such reprt, wzth respcr tn thel1'~:raI11r<> med in the Camgalalmt n. SrtiatnrJurtw M.92:1§HA;_L Bt"r;Eiz, cu::tat:.s tldtngsas full-Jms--L 4 - -
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I r. '1 no d_i-51'-hand knowledge of the;'.' . .- or the Coast Guard Academy, inl - .'_~»ur:. lei. me say, with the CaliforniaI :1 Tee.-.i:olligy or HITaa techni-
i-isor with nearby Williams or Wes-.h.c elds of liberal I-rt-s. But at 8-l ques:;~:n whether the faculty ts not-ed with oicers who are not trainedc ' :.ir-e
I: seem periodically to be HWED B.4--i r leave of absence to pick on teach-
;; es ![ v.erc. and so oil and spend a.
r. .' n- riod at one of the Academies as aIL f ..E'l'~
i '-923'F'l'|[.' 11;» sin?! ie not decient In the" oi trocners who have rBCei'i'td. the_-'e.l:~.,.e adiance tnsiruclim at the- 1.}]|192ti"Sl'92l92 of [hr country.-'e..: - '-92ol...d r¢c0n:n;cr.d 12...: A ape.t .i'.su :':; committee of educator; bei - . '1 r -zirulf wrih [IV Academy cl: the.' ' 1i-.-1-.r-,: r..I its academic standards.92- ' we d-.>e;-chine r-rials, and the 1.'JCl92:'$-i., ric-in: ! ir the mos til;-hlv tralrird tech-: . 3»-s-,i.:ie. ii: the Cos-sl Guard, as well asA 1'-er; branch oi rxiilztzirjr service, I wouldst iilse ii oer the question of aradernicd 1'E.i!-':'92Ed no" oiil92' for the CoastAciirl-»in3. bu: ior West Po.:.t andw»-.1 This sub];-K . is a matter.*.:cf.es n.-{ions} import I am D0559-.'-i j.- Fe.-.d:::_: e copy of this letter to Gen-!du'-=:i:.." so ti-_:i'.. thrci'.:i;h his titties, myI"E."! :1 mar be reriewed hd, !l:1:|pr,gp_' tic Miiitclry and Natal Academies.
Mr President. I shall not read fui-t.l-ier
from this letter, but I ask unanimous
consent that ll be printed in the Rzcoimin full at the conclusion of my remarkshi» ;;: the S'_l"92'lCI Academies
The VICE PRESIDENT. Is there ob-
jecuon The Chair hears none, and itis so ordered.
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Mr BEI92"l ON Mr Preside-nt,my pre-
5cripr;.on for this West Point scandal isthreefold, and is as 1'Oll0v.s
Flrsz. Abolish imercollcizil-e footballat our st-2-vice Academies
S;-corid, Concurrent with this action,let the 90 accused cadets at West Point
remain :ri the institution on probation,
and subject to the strict discipline which
they themselves, alter the shame and
punishment which have been 92'l.5ll£d up-on then-i, would be the rst to admitshould be thczr:
Third L'ridei-take an immediate in-
?.°Sl.lgi1llOl'1, by the most competent peo-pli 1!! the academic world, ioolung
toward the .'PGl3al'1lZ£ll..lG11 oi the curricu-
lum, the lEHt.'lliIl1.' standards and the fac-ulties of our sernce institutions
ll these three steps are taken then
we may have hone that the disrnayi.ng
revelation we have had from West Pointwill have served a uselul and construc-tive DUFPOSF
Mr. President, I shall today transmit
these recommendations to President
Truman General Marshall. SecretaryPace, and the Superintendents of Lhe
two Academies, and shall urge them to
strike while U115 iron is hot, because it
is not likely to grow so hot again This
opnortunit3=to turn this seeming dis-a_§1,@f jnu! u great nppoumty tor our
service Aizademies and, indeed, for high-er education in this cotmtrya-should beseized It may never come again, and
we must hope it I'll] never come inthis form is.-.iri.Mr. CASE. Hr. President, will the Sen.ntor yield for a question?
Mr. BENTON, No: I shall not yield
until I conclude this brief statement 1
am leaving the subject of football. II the
Senator has a question on the subjectof football, I am glad to yield,
Mr CASE. It touches on the subjectof football.
Mr. BENTON. I am glad to yield tothe dlstinguislied Senator.
Mr. CASE. Having reference to oneof the recommendations the _d.lST.l.l'l-
zuished Senator made. namely, that foot-ball at the service Academies be abol-
ished, does the Senator recall ever having
heard that the Battle of Waterloo was
won on the playing fields of Eton, and
Similarly that many of the offensive tac-tics iiricl the matter of the deployment of
troops and airplanes have been learnedin the oilensive tactics of football?
Mr. BENTON. Mr. President. I re-ject any such theory wholly, completely,and absolutely. If boys are spending
their time during 1 Years of college ;;ja;,--
1111; football followinc a theory of thekind mentioned by the Senator from
South Dakota, when they should be
masterinc complex questions, in thescientic elds, for example, in the eldsof technology around which the future
development of the military service willbe ceuteredI reject the football Lheoryas ii mistake. Big-time p-rofessionalizeclfootbal is not a proper furictioii of our
Rlllll,-&l'!' Academy at all. If the Senator rorn South Dakota's theory were ten-
able, we ought to have 50 football teams
at West Point, and every boy at WestPoint should have to take football as a
compulsory subject and posibly as therst point cit his education. Manifestly,that theory ls not the belie! of the heads
oi the Academies themselves, They
train in football only a few picked boys.
proseiyted from around Lhe country, and
have them spend all too much of their
time playing football. Did GeneralMacArthur. who was No. I man in his
class, did he or did he not play foot-
ball" Perhaps he did but no one nowknows, I have no doubt that that un-
certainty is true of many others of our
distinguished generals. Right now Icall on the Defense Department to give
us an analysis oi its generals and ad-
mirals. How big a percentage werefootball letter men at the .ACBdE!D.l85'.'
How many stood tn the top quarter of
their class. or even the top ill percent?
Most. of them, however, anteclated the
days of profemionaiiaed college fvotbli
But it is the kind of a belief expressed
by the Senator from South Dakota which
confuses the issue and corrupts the
thinking of the American people aboutthe problems raised by the aalr atWest Point.
Mr. President, on the same day when
the West Point story broke, last Friday,there was another story in the news-
papers dealing with charges at corrup-tion 0! a diereut kind. There has beenI great deal oi oratory, the-re have beeneditorials and news stories, on the sensa-tional and ahoekixig develor-moot ii-West Point. There has been very little
public comment, and I have heard I10
comment on the oor of the Bennie to-
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37. the elec-
ex;"iu.ei- ri
2l:.cs such
and behi-in . r
ofthe Senate,
United States
Senator"; N-.w. therefor», be 11-
Mr President, I now ce:-.se to quote
from the report and read
cl:i'_'.;c-the resolving
R~"-1-tr?! The the C*rn:r.;:'.ee on R11!-'5
er.-:1Adr:......'r:.-:=:. cf lite :-t-r.:.z- 1- 2"" --
alder.-.1;-r. cf the . l92l". r_:i' i.1.E
or. Przrile-ires and El *.".l "I'l§~ w
t1".r:. which was rrilde pursuSt:
iih~t"»-J 1 1;. - it-d v.-.121 sutl; cen-H.,con".r1:i?tee
respect to
t to Senate the I950 M;92Y'}l;:!.d .59!lLTO!'li.1%il'l¬!dl eig-
C Revluti ' r. 250, Eichwr-rst
13 if-SF and tr. rn:.l:e st:-cit iurthe
t. 2. ti rt-cgiec". 1' ¬l.e '4-17171111
B Y liter
lMcC-i§'rHr ii. thegresr. April
r_lri92'es2ig?i-
; .'. of Sen-
llif ser:;_-
1- r.:l r..:::f-azcn oi E~t::;-fir Jet-I-: l92{.-ie..<H1i;r,
B1TLI'Ii e.r.d si:"r. l!.92'e<1:L"..1:-r'. Wl'.§'2 revert" < ' - 11"? s '1't-1» c...t-. '. ;.;ce- his e]ec'.:_:'. to tlie
E-c:.:.'~ :' l'I..l'/1 {:71}? ;.ri:."- t-;.e:;;iblc-suchc-r:.r:;"-I '1' dc-§rr:'.:r.e vrlzetiier or not it
shiujd i:.:;:;:v 8 .1 1. w:'!. a v
the P921:'t:l=;.t'. fr :r. tie 'L':.I'*-cl E'r:'t-s Ser;:i.e
OI the
Ins.-it-.d
rcptrt.ii-ti 1'i92t'o.rd
Joseeu R M-.Carirni'.
of i'eo.dirr further from the
t.*;-.- S.'ZlQ;['I' mil }!+.l'll'lll mt to
do sc-. I :1.-'1: ur.r=:".imous;p-risen! tn-
c1'.i."l- theencl of m§a'¢r..»:ri:s our
p... -1-_ of ilie su:::o:rirI§1'l»j--. s rtll. be-
[lI'.. .Il'.I Tilthe bot:-om oi page 3'1, and
go. t:.. .'.. ;. p... c E5 W;tli this cc.i-
.<-.:.'. I s.:. II d..~;'.-Ii e witl . £:v;n:- tur-
ti.t:" q'.'.._i'.;o. ... from the report. the
1:-2-;'..Ir-it'l".:tl1Iiirue 11-por. evc:";-"192le::i-
biz" cf ii ' Font.
'Ii.- YICE PR
_1::'...:"i to tfitSIDENT Is there ob-
't;'.ie.. of the Saris.-or
Iic:ii CIJf.Il£-Z".lC..'.? Without D'0_]i:Ctl0l'.l,
1'. ..~ s , o:'t.92..'i.cl.
Se e~ '11 . A1
l.I1' L".I'l";IZ hf." Frcsid-*r.. in view
of 1l'.92L i1ii.;.C.:n-.i.'. .'j tl.-e practices oi theSenator from Wisconsin [Mn MCCAR-
THY] which is found in the report from
which I have been quoting, I suggest to-
day. in the rst session the Senate has
held since the report was released to the
press. that the Senator ii-om Wisconsin
at once submit his resignation from this
body. That would be a bold and deci-
sive gesture on his part. through which
he could do honor to the great position
he has held tor the past 4 years. in the
footsteps of the late great Senator Rob-
ert M. La Follette. Sr.. and his most emi-
nent son. Senator Robert M La Follette,
Jr. B1: resigning in the face_of such an
indictment, the Senator from Wisconsin
[Mix liIcC.=.Rrm'l can take the only step
now open to him to make amends to the
people of Wisconsin, to his great prede-
cej-:.-iors in the seat he now occupies in
the Sen;-.:e. and to his colleagues in the
Senate. I submit that a hieh percent-
aze of the Members of this body would
resien lD!".l .92.lll1 if such a report were
written about them. ezreed to unani-
mou5j»' by :1 subcommittee composed of
re of I.liL.l' colleagues.
II the Senator from Wisconsin [Mia
l92IcC:.r.ri-ii" refuses to resicn-and there
is l".T;Z§lii'1l ll] his record to incizczite that
he ti-:1 do other than rel-use-then I
S111? that at least he refrain from
taitintr any further part in the actions
proceedings of the Un;tc-d states
Senate until my resolution has been re-
ceiwd and reviewed by the Committee
on Ruiles and Adrmnistration and until
action has been taken upon it by the
Committee and by the United States
Senate itself.
_ Ez1=r|:||r'r A
fFrorn pp 31 to 35 oi the report entitled
"M.12'§l3l.d Senatorial Election of l'é50Re-
port of the Subcc-mrnlttee on Privileees and
E.-c:or..= to the Committee on Rules and
Adizunirtrstior. " U S. Senate, 82d Cone. lst
0-e.~== pursuant to S. Res. 250, Blst Cong . 2d
less l
SENATOR Joszen R MCCAETHY
The & 'i.l.llI§ of Senator McCi92.nrar and his
lu, ircording to the evidence. commenced
in early July 1950, when the candidate, Joan
Massmm Be":-t.r:.s. accompanied by his carn-
paicn treasurer, Mundv, visited Senator Mc-
Cimrnv in bis oice in the Senate Otce
Blllldlflp in Wzishiiicton. D. C, in the late
aiuirnoon 1R. pp. 124-5-124.9-. Alter a dis-
cussion there with Senator McC.92nr1-Ir; Ir!-1:5
Jean Kerr. his research assistant. and Robert.
K. Mi.-rris. identied in the records of U115
azin. . t . . ;: i
amSuite Department employee loyalt} tries!-
g r. rls group lnclud .1 U19 0 Bdldl
Bt"r;rR. had dinner and spent the eveningsubtLmr1'1lT.l.E¬ as minority counsel in tie
a
various
paicntoizcthcr .41.. p l25l'l| discussing
phases of B1:"r:_I.'ss Iorthcorr.1ng'_c
p 251] Accurcng Lo the i-t5T-1311"B"- . . _ i. ._ _ -'go:-or MCCARTHY bad accumulated s ln:EB
qu.=r:'.1t!' cf iiiformation and material re-
lated to Senator 'I§'d1ngs' conduct Oi Y-hi
lojcaltv hcsrinzs. He made the cliaraer I1-I-1
resulted in that investigation. foil-med it
closely. spo!-ie about it extertsi-'t792' T-3"-I-"-"I-*1
out the C_|LlllIl'§' and labeled inc i::92c-$'i--
gaticn as a whitewash.
xriss .I!.sN xnm
Subsequent to the p.'l!t'923T_~' OB 5*P"m5"
18. I95? and continuznc until elet""¥1 day
itseiz. we nd Miss JB..Il Kerr and Olin?! 0!
5¬Z!ilT. FT Mc-Crmrrrr s stat! devottne es?-'-HY!
time to the campaizri oi Jorm M-r'.F!M-L
Brrtmi Althouoh the test:rn 1'IF' 05 J-'-3"
1-. t.'.c sul!ctrnriiiLter- ti itild 5112724-' 7-L-3'5 dd!"was on leave of absence from her senatorial
employrnent R.. p. 515 I . Miss Kerr has st.-.1-rd
unequivocally that during that entire time
the remained on the payroll or Sen: tor Mc-
Cuzrsr lR., p. 25741 and acted at his requt-=1:
and with his knowledce and approval iR.,
p 25801. She postponed her vacation to per-
form this work R.. p. 25BOi. Miss Kerr;
participation was extensive. and man! of the
witnesses appearing before the subcommittee
in its inquiry had occasion at one time or
another to be contacted by her. She was a
courier of funds and iniormation. delivering
campaign contributions Irom Washington to
campaign headquarters in Baltimore IR,
p 25571. amid. under the direction of Jonkcl,
contacting printers of campaign literaturein both cities. It is also to be nc:::1 ti.. '.
sine was hostess at a dinner party 1=.rr:1r.;:t_l
and given at her home in Warhingtcn ti"-
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bentley. er.:l
to which she invited Joni-tel {R. p. 2LT-Ii,
Although she disciiiirns any campaign mo-
tive in this social e"-ent, it ls a tact t!::t
shortly Iollc.v.";nf_' this BIE'8'.lI'lf_' be.wit:"i
Bentlev. Jonkel. and Miss Kerr. IJet'1l}e*_92' rm.
with Mr. EL"!1£R and later made a 55.0.0
contribution IR , p. 259;!.
Others oi the staff of Senator McCa92r.i'i:r
-were likewise Ctl'»E. One of the merrier. -'2'
-the Senators stat! ttrited that at times ti.e
'1u1l staff oi the S-e.".s'.-r. including his :1..-
ixr.in1strat:92e assistant. secretary. clerics. e:.rl
Lnves:i.;':.~.t:,rs. de92'0'.ed their EnEl';i-Jr and
_ef!»r'.s in various ministerial ca;1-'<c1tir"- 1:;
fconnection with Bi:ri.r:s's cei:npe;e:i IR. p.
25o4:. Al-so among those who porticq.-:.1edpr;,;1_~i_igentii':v?,i§_D0nald ls. Surine. Br. Ir.-i.=='.i:aiEj:i_lb:-r_re.i2l@x4?I See-"-=11 11*
Cu.m.:._
'rl-$1 ummcrrr up:
Charges were made by former Senator T}'d-
11.5» concerning M: Fedder. the Baltimore
1;r.nter. and his midnight ride. He re-
ferred to this incident as a "story of Chicago
gangland transported into Maryland" and
stated that Fodder was "virtually kidnapped
lr. order to get B:*'r:.l:Hs letter back iR.,
1: 441.
1:1 his tutimony Fedder made reference
to a telephone conversation he had with
candidate Bc'rt.zi=., on or about November 2.
1950. in which I-edd-:-r expressed concern over
the large quantity oi printed campaign ma-
terlals which he had on hand and for which
he bad not been paid. Following this con-
versation, on November 2, 1950, Mr. Btrnzn
wrote and delivered to Fedder a letter in
which he stated:
At thin time I want to give you my per-
sonal assurazice that I do guaraxitee pziyment
for any oi your services that have not -been
paid for at the time the campaign ls com-
pleted. This assurance applies to mziterzzzls
that have been delivered and ta meiei-i'_.s
that were not shipped in time for 1:1: . .
campaign.
Sincerely,1 -".;§t=!r~.' Mans:-i=.;t BtT'_m: "
Exte :e testi.n'§n§' ms receiied by ti csubcolattee cot!q::i.;:.g tim rn:-_:.- . '-
'ride. On't.he evening; of .'~¬.'.tn.;ir é 1.
.|l_<.- Kerr, th:-ouch 5.1;: K.e:n;.-._. 1.; cz. 3 .-
oi Senator LicCA1tr1~n', mode arr..i =1-:2 ..'~
with Fedder to haze addrc:-:1-d and 12-: -l
a q'Jfa!'.i.;1} cf post ct.-r1l~ cc..::;.:_: t..- 3 - -
gray-ll cf cand.d.i'.i E'.'r_re ii. . 1* Z t.::i.-
lzir worlt wris belr.: c :10 ll. the D: 1.. ' <5
,1-.;:-_.!:L;1 bj. l-lip-_-2:2:-c_r. §:IZlt C :r.'r."e
vcjurttec arid others i::rf-.r tl.e >;'§"'..'". r.
of Ii-£75. Rex Lee. Ir: ct-:'ner'::92:: v..'.Ei tr..s
F;-@_'.ec! at about rr.:::.;;l.. on New-::.'".rr 6.
Iiliil. D3511: A §u',._::q;._r. in'.c_.-'.;;1:;r cm-
g}_-L;-_-_:_l.;§ Ser.it-r M-_'_'.-i1='.TiiT. in c'.:r.'".".:-.y
Wttl. ET-P ! M ="". H ' jcr and George .92".l.es,
I red.-e<t:.'=> agent h-1!-. residrtr of Vi!-
ginizi. met Feed": at the post cice in Balti-
more IR. p. E5- to pr. uf: E_1d rriazl com-
pie"-d Card! WNCI: had beef. ad-i:esse:l bf,'0'
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~ subcommittee about the cir-
cum 1;-{the feFm1n§Tlo1i E! E5 's!."-C05._._.-J-._ _.----_..-...__-..-_...
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sclose shrulcl be trnnsmltte to
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EONCLCSICN
, following the commencement of
these 21' .-';nr:s. the iteariiig subcommittee, a5
ls cur" ::.ar;--. extended to Senator Mc-
C-MIT!-H IT. writinc. an Opp0l't;l.lili§ to ap-
pear i r:..iiie any statement he felt was in-
dicau-ti Ir. that letter it wry stated:
"Iii ti '4 iiivestiei-iii'or. being conducted and
public Li-"*!'il.E-92 being held by the 5t;bt'u:r.-
mitt-re on Pfl'.i1P2¬'.° and ElE' .iOl'1.5 in connec-
T.l'!!l with the recent senatorial campaign in
iiifarylaod. U?HlITi0I-}' has been presented con-Sh~r'I.
.. ., ceri.'ri cert.::; !FFEO!il1¬l 1 v ur em -: l...r.-..n.=. r §le_bg;_,,- pg, sq and ixfmah l I1 .0 P- Fmite that your name. which has
;:'.'rodured into the record by
-'1. Seriator Tydings and others,
red bv other witnesses. _
of ih;.=-. it is the unani-
m>~l Rfilftltii If the $Ul'JCl!'l.l'i1lTt¬P that you
5ll'J'.2:GlJ ' §I'II.1 "{lHl]O:!F"iTlUT!lI§'IO appearat the }"tllJ1i lil'~92"iY.f1$itli2i|'iE any statement
or exiiisnziiini; that you feel is indicated, ifyou desire "
Senator McC.92r.ri-iir replied by letter datedMarch 1'2. 1931-
I rcci-"eel ie:-er from you this morning in
which you ex""-E5 to me an Op;=riF.unit§' to
appear at your l'1t.;.ll'l.gE-, on the Tydings elec-tiori.
"I am not seeking an opportunity to ap-
pear. but will be cl:.d to do so if you or any
of the members i: the committee or counsel
hate any QLiE5U£/ll: which you care to askm,, . . .-~
The oriciraf invimtirir. was renewed by the
5Ub JIlll'l'l1{i ~ on March 39, 1951., to vihicn
Senator MCCARTHY replied;
"T1115 is ti ackricwvledge receipt of your
letter of March 30. ii: which you state that
the subcomniitiec uiiderstrltis I do riot wish
an opportunity to appear in connection with
the Mzirylaiicl hearings
I have not read any of the testimony
taker. betire the committee except those
portirim reported in the newspaper, nor have
I attended the he-a.r1:.i;s except tor about
1 hour For that reason, 1 am not too
thoroughly acquainted with the testimony
giten If the committee feels there was any
crediiile evidence that adversely reects upon
my staff or any credible evidence to indicate
that anything improper was done by either
me or my stat? in the Miiryland election. thenaIr9:.iCi}' b-tn.
the [E5.1l2.LI
I:mi_v be Inf-i '
"lit ai.tici'...__
.:t on t r vi'ith__
-evvrv r~'E,--- conict in testi on-; of other
-' ; .'! . . . .' . . I
~ d. ' I A E"1. .
To this letter
on April B. 19.31:
Since our bearings are still continuing the
subcommittee cannot at this time presnrzie
to pass upon the testimony of any Wltiit-s5
or group Of Witnesses who have appeared
before it, Tht action. as you know. must
necessarily !r.:lio'-=' the dc-clopinent of all ma-
terlal facts and after careful analysis oi the
record.
"The purpose oi our earlier letters was to
oer you an opportunity to be heard if you
so desired. The present schedule of witnesses
sugcests we may-' conclude our hearings Wed-
nesdazf-' April ll, 1951.
No further communication was received
from Senator .921cCan'r1-n. I-le was not called
as a witness nor did he appear in respo-i.se
to the invitations While there was no duty
upon him, under the circumstances. to t.est.ijr
at this hearing. the prominence of his per-
sonnel in the anti~'iydtngs campaign and the
UVl[]| attributed to the Senator himself by
certain witnesses might properly have been
explained by him From the testimcmy it
appears Senator McC.ui"rr-tr was a leading and
potent force 11'l the campaign against Sena-
tor Tydings.
The VICE PRESIDENT. The resolu-
tion will be received and referred to the
Committee on Rules and Administration.
The resolution <S. Res. 1871 submitted
by Mr. Eamon was referred to the Com-
mittee on Rules and Administration, as
follows:
Whereas the Subcommittee on Privileges
and Elections of the Committee on Rules
and Administration has made a unanimous
report to such committee with respect to the
1950 Maryland senatorial general election;and
Whereas such report Contains ndings with
respect to the nancing of the campaign of
Senator JQHN MARSHALL Bt"ri.1:ii. as follows:
"1. As 9. result of the investigation and
hearings of this subcommittee. Jon M. Jon-
kei, the campaign manacer of Senator BL"!-
LER, has beer. indicted. plead guilty tc. and
hi1. been sentenced for. violation of the
Maryieiid ¬!£"Clli'Jl1}B"- E for failure to properly
report eoritrlbtitiorts and eitpendnures iii the
Butler CBITipEill.Z_fi
"2. Not only were substantial sums of con-
tributions and expenditures not properly re-
ported to Maryland authorities as required
by law. but also a proper 8CCOLiI1Ul'l.§: was
not made to the Secretary of the Senate as
required by the Federal Corrupt Practices
Act"; and
Whereas such report. with respect to the
literature used in the campaicn of Sena:-'~r
Joan Miie.5H.l92i.i. Bt"ri.i:a, contains r.dini:,.= us
Iollows;..l , , ,the subcommittee replied
"The tabloid from the Rrcoiw cnr:;ii:.s
misleading half truths. misrepreseritatiaiits.
and false lI'iIl'!UQilEi i5 that maliciously and
without fotindatioii attack the loyalty and
patriotism not only of former Senator Mil-
lard 'I_vdings. who won the Distinguished
Service Cross for battleeld heroism in World
War I. but also the entire merribershlp of
the Senate Armed Services Committee in
1950.
"2. Its preparation. publication, and dis-
tribution were the result of a combination
of forces, incltidinc Senator Bi_'TLiER'S own
campaien orgzaniration.
The tabloid. disregardinc simple -
Cency and common honesi 1:, was designed to
create and exploit doubts about the loyalty
gf former Senator Tydi:-i:s.
"4. It coulci never hate been the intention
of the framers oi the first amendment to theAUGUST 6 .
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By Dr . earaon J
; It is a grave matter for a Sena-
tor to introduce a resolution
aimed 'at unseating a fellow
Senator. However, Senator Ben-
ton D-Conn.!{carefully doc- - " ' i
umentecl the
éenatnr }-*!c- I
C a r t h y R-
19292'is,l before
{calling for his
iouster. H e r e
are the facts
that led Ben-
ton to demand
a Senate in-
vestigation of
; M c C a r t h y
"with a view toward his expul-
ision."i T l. Senator itic-Carthy has tried
i in intimidate his press mues-Ben. McCarthy
om of the press since the Civil
ar. For example. McCarthy
has charged that The Washing-
ton Post is a "Communist camp
follower. He has called the Mil-
waukee Journal the "Mtlwaukee
Edition" and the St. I.-ouis Post-
Dispatch the "St. Louis Edition"
of the Communist Daily Worker.
He Ins repeatedly lambasted thee greatest challenge to free-
'Madis0n Capital-Times as pro-
Communist. He has called this
columnist the voice of interna-
tional corn.rnunism." On one oc-
casion. he even accused the con-
servative Saturday Evening Post
of following the Daily Worker
line.
Actually, these publications do
not follow the Communist line.
but pursue their own separate,
independent editorial policies.
They have been consiswnt only
in criticizing Senator McCarthy.
Sigriicantly, McCarthy's"charges have been hurled fromlthe safety and sanctity oi tha-Senate oor, though hishave not been protected by ae -
torial immunity but have been
Ibiect to the libel hwa. il
c a s e against i
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l1aaI1 t"S - assured
tmt-t0- t1_3I1Ti1?11iIe=t ii-
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ever 1- -. __;lL1"
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. eqaert on communism hall.
'|Jnudtmq; kmnne'TooJ
needed where the Communists
have failed-in undermining the
United Government. Two
i chief targets of Communist
' |IfOPlIlIldl have been Socrewi
State Achehnn and Secretary
Defense Marshall Yet c-
a attacks on Acheaon d
hall have been more vi 1-
E and tar 0 amaginl
gthe w unieta co
" manna8. Senator McCarthy has auc-1I1 II I92 - gllri 1|-l iii 9-,! -| NegggI cua my fuuster Move Uetcuied1'!
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Wash. Post
NewsPag~
ln_fact,_ the Senate Arme5e1'v1ces L/OIIIIIIJFLEC nas progr
locked in its files that if-en -
tor McCarthy once unwirtmgwofked with a Communist g
to undermine the American oc-
cupation or Germany. McCarthy
came out with sensational
charges that the Army had tor-
tured German war
These charges were cooked up
in Germany and mailed to Mc-
Carthy in brown manila enve
lopes. However, McCarthy
carelessly misplaced one
of these envelopes and left It in
the Senate Armed Services
Committee: hearing room. This
envelope contained the return
address of Rudolf Aschenauer of
Frankitlrt. Germany, in the
u r left corner. Army in;
te ence officers identl
henauer as a member of
rnunist ring, whldl p
ed the trumped-up chug s
nor McCarthy, then circulated/
LieeliJJI- 1.
Carthys charges against!
th Army were investigated by
.a note committee, beached by
former Sen. Ray Baldwin
Conn!. At the end of the hear-
lags, Baldwin angrily summed
; were brutally shot down in cold
blood by German SS troopers.
To this day, not one his been
executed tor this crime. They
have been tried and convicted.
There have already been several
reviews by the Army . . . Yet
oddly enough, Senator Mc-
§ Carthy has been quick to accept
and espouse the aidaviu made
Thy convicted German war
criminals some two years after
the completion of their trials.
He has in the meantime on
numerous occasions stated that
he believed American uI1.|.cc"':
testifying under oath were not
ytelling the truth.
Shouting back. McCarthy
.warned that Baldwin Ittld
. bitterly regret this deliberatel and very clever attempt to
whitewash."
4. Senator McCarthy has dis-
regarded American principles of
lijustice andiair playlnattacking
; his victims. Senator Benton has nearly 100 pages of examples oi
11 how_ iiciarthy has deliberately
lied in his pursuit of headlines
instead of facts. For example,
McCarthy charged that Owen
Lattimore was the cltief archi-
tect of our Far Eastern policy."
' wasdeniedbyalltheliving
' netarles of State since 1888.
o pointed out that Lattimnre
d never even worked it! the
te Department. Yet HoCarthy continued drnm in
; the aamt char-ae-even nth" McCarthy's speeches in Ger- he knew it was not true--until
l many to stir up anti-Amencanrhe could boast condentlythe Senate: I believe you oi:
ask almost any school child wllb
the architect of our Far Eastep policy ls, and he I111 IR
92'0wen Lattimore."
Financial Sleight-of-Hand
5. Senator McCarthy: ethics,
up; "More than 100 unarmed:ll°n¢- 3-" ¢n°"lh l-0 ill!-quill-5?1 surrendered American so1diersIh1'm 9°51 I Ell in the 561181-Q-¢
For example. McCarthy once
boasted to Sen. Clinton Ander-
ens-92 92.'!92' ll 92 H-inf ha. alhlnk nanIv!-I 92-1 in an-; nuns aa: 92a.|.|.|.a.| 92, pl
income taxes on all his lecture
fees.
You never heard of a United
.States Senator going to jail for
ilncometax violation," McCarthy
shrugged.
1 In 1943. McCarthy neglected to
92rePOI'i 32.000 income in his Wis-
consin tax returns. He argued
that he had been out oi State,
hence was not a citizen oi Wis-
92consin.__ Yet at the same time, he
held oice as a Wisconsin State
judge. In 1944, McCarthy listed
$18,000 in contributions from his
rather. brother, and brother-im
law. Yet his father didn't have
enough income to le a return
that year, and neither his broth-
ier nor brother-in-law claimed
more than $2000 income. The
umystery of the $18,000 is still
unsolved. I
McCarthy was also paid $10,000has iham T in-4-an a -Incl III] lull IJIIDLIUJ-I 92l92Il|!| lU'l I.
houszing pamphlet at a time when
Luslron was I2 million dollars
in debt to the Government and
needed friends in the Senate.
Yet the pamphlet was chiey
lure work oi Walter Royall of
the Housing and Home FinanAnnex. who 1| paid by the ti;
payera. McCarthy ocially I-quested Royall to do the ?
search. -
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l.h.n.a¢ht unth me. Be ltllnl ll Ill inclined I0 ll! lht on ll e poll
likely rensua tor the nllegatlon we had been belutq was no that
-|:¢.. -'Ciib'Jl-I will be able tn y the 2- B110 Investigating S-enter
L-.c92.-.:92.h; an; he requested that our Laveatigntion he very earcmmapect
as In. w.~-.11; lake to be sure there is no possible leak {rem huts-a he nil
kn. -w Lb"-92r..Jrur-'1-eareon tn 18 the other end cl it. Ill-ll-ed that the only
,i<<@- hr c .1..Li had uni would be Iron". either the ..t.torney General or
.,- cl unc, til J. w-.uld be handled very, V021 tightly at this tau.
Very truly 101111,
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January l, I951
man-.-mnnum FJR use. TOLSQN X ,* -/MR. L.-{DD -*
s=or, MR. NICHOLS
I called the Attorney G era! today and told him 1 hadJttal hnishec. taltung to senator JosepicCarthy and hie reaetron was
than at absolute indignation and a demand iur a very complete and
tleiraugn inveetigetinni Senator .lJ.ef.;erQy nerd he hoped L would make the
:n,uiry nn ouch a manner as U he were a perfect etranger and 1 dad not
even know him. The Attorney General miuired if McCarthy underatneu
hxi, the f- ttorney Gene:-'e1'a, poaition and I elated that l waa sure he ct.o
an: l told Mearthy oi oer eunvereati-an and that the Attorney Gr neral
wanted me to talk to McCarthy about it end we wanted to handle zt very
guitkly and thoroughly. 1 stated nenator McCarthy eaid he was very
anxra-us t.> have it dune moat thoroughly and tht he expected a tut more lriu
lhifi before the IlCC§t92.'B- 1 stated the ttorney General had suggested we
"be: a etatefr-eat from this Ietlow and after that we might want to talk to
:enau.-r !~".cCarthy and ;et e etatement tron: ham. benator McCarthy $tal¢~=
be would like to have than fellow indtcate the date and a deacripu-an oi
whe re the house is and the intennr oi it an he, McCarthy, lives nth hr»
ulhce manager and wrle and he haa a room with them. The Attorney
General elated we would pm this fellow down taat"_ and I atated we would.
I stated the mm 1| already tn New York and they e'e tnterviewtn, ham D.-.2-..
The Attorney General etated he was concerned Lhu I-&cC..r
mush! get the idea that the .rtt..>rne7 General wee eontrivang aomethrng. .
stated 1 had told McCarthy that thia matter had been sent to the ttornc;
C neral ny benator Hayden and I had shown I-tcarthy the correspondent?
and tuld bun the Attorney General received it and spoke to me this maraa.
about rt. I stated 1 had told McCarthy that it waa our conndered jtlttgenu.
that the decent thin; wan to let him know exactly what allegation had beet
made and what we proposed to do. 5-eaator McCarthy wan moat apprecaai ~~
t
Very truly youra,
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January I7. I952 l92g/ ' I'!t.=LBul~
LADD
l.»:32 MR. RIC!-L.,»1.S
I called Major General A. I. Bolling oi G-Z and told him I
had a very confidential matter which I would like him to be ot help on. I states:
92 the Attorney General had recel iron Senator Hayden yesterday a letterwritten by s man named ho is a Lieutenant assigned to the
Ireneier Security Unit in he-.e '!et'_._C!.$,'.- ehieh letter tee: ".e:'ttl.en to§_:_e§__e'.1_'~r -
ipgqtpn charging that while he- was in Washington daring this last year.knator McCarthy had picked him up at the Iardman Park Hotel. had taken
him to his home and gotten him drunk, and had committed an act oi sodomy on
him. I stated the Attorney General asked zae to look into it at once. which I
did. I stated I had two Inspectors is hew York last night and they found andinterviewed at which time he denied he ever wrote this letter and his
own signature oes not conform to the signature on the letter. I stated in going
into the _matter at new York we found there had been a man by the name ofuo had written a letter tovommanding JIIICII inLew or: c arging-with being a homos 2 an-had admitted inan affidavit to us last night in New Y3:-h ?t he is a homosexual and has oeenfor some time out that be had never nriyifl c ,arthy. doesnt know McCarthy,
and that thie letter which was written wt his name signed to it is entirely untrtin. so tar as he knows but he suspects that wbo has already made
serious charges against him to his Commanding ~.. ticer. may have writter. the
could arrange it, we would like to have letter. I stated it he. General B0
In tors h and
I suggested that we
have his full cooperation bottom of this because obviously it in a
plant on Senator McCarthy. General Bolling said he would do this at once.
I told General Bolling there was one I thought I should
mention to him which he might want to pass on
.______
92 /4 I
gopy Q! Q1-it report en 1h...e matter when tt ea: cam,-:l='.=d. 1 =::3ge=t=d that the,, i Cm-"'11 921'*° '" u° P'° treat this matter very confidentially as
1 " we didn't want it to bre in some column. General Bolling said he would notmention it torou the phone but would tell him that the FBI reprelentative
ereuid £!p1!!L at: ! eteteé ear men 2-;-ulel. centesti eemetime *.'.~...'l=-,-.
L.';
should be kept on
n phat! bee to
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1" '1;Ge neral Boiling called me back and statedhad been
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lhllllt . a c ed basis General Bolling stated that apparent;
wan familiar with the matter. He stated he
security angle and I stated that wae hI:POlllr.l
at lg: his £99pe!!!i9Q=
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General Bolling called me today and atatcd he had a
little additional information on a aimilar accusation in the case H
we were diacunin this morning and he naked £1 I would object 1 } '* i i at he gave it to tor our vary condential information
as he didn't want to mention it over the phone but thought it would
Le moat helpful to me. I told General Bolling I iould appreciate
it and be stated he would lend it over.
Very truly yours.
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1w:3lI I/H L L r ft; TSenator Josep McCarthy celled me tr-day ans! listed be Q " had :1 suggtliioz. we rr-g!"-t be sble to use namely, thlt he}hought a1...: letter allegedly written by : d have been type on type- k 'us-hers in elttter of t!.e oices re earson or %g pn.
i'c stated he didn't ltnmv whether we would be able to get samples I
but ii was just i thought } mid be-wmr
re tn s I.._Cnrt}-i lull we 1-ere p s tly ttezrpting to locate s
'.'92¢I-u York as there is s possibility that he Hi have _
writter. the letter t.-» are Senator and I stated ll this angle washed i
.;p mt: w..-11d lrmk lntv the typewriter aspect.ii~-'3 these ijpewriieri _
tr-sly yours,
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92,~- Fl, Inspector C.T.-.7 DeL.gech celled me to-lily end eteted were./ i* 4. few» devei pt e te be we to r
pector Deiloach etated they had talked gain end Le is
very 1. uch frightened and indicated that alter thinking metter over that
he pr Q0111! will not mention anything to hie Cone ending 1'3-Hicer. thus
[urtmrr dct1 H.t'92g the {act tin. t the rzen te e queer and ie afraid to bring any-
; in. .-t into the 1ig- t. "tr. [:ci.CiC'. eteted there ie n-other letter inhit d..'ted §92-wvct. oer L: , I-ritter: t civilian}tr. w-:t.t..#lti1ed in the letter the wee a co rtned queer;
tbet r c wee e lgl'aCC t tl*'e United tetee rn 7. and ti-at be hung er J-Ind
were I.r the pulptle of taking men. to hie one bedroon. epartn eat. Inspect:-rLe. 05:1. etetcd gut-ti called into R eehlngt-on Ind queetioned about this
pt-tti-_" .1-Tr letter .~ hie pron otlou ts being held up ee e result of thie letter
pcndit: ,- the J rmy'e inveetigetitm. He bee confronted conccrnlng
the Writinu; of tit. letter; hcr-uever,¢n1ed writing it. I-Lr. E eL.oec:
at-iv? t ey don't know erl.o-e but they are running e check on bin
rig.» new ee they think he ie e very excellent proepect or writing the letter
grit-.2. v-e h:.ve. Mr. De.-ouch eeye be underetende the Ar:-r~ hee conductedon inf, try concefning the poallble pervereiou tactics oi and herequested perrnllliun to telk tn_C0mmeIidi Qicef, and ate . when they have e little background Mlthet they cell biz:
tn and interview. ni1.. very thoroughly. It-aid bin. this would be all I'lg |t.
.t__ 1 inquired whether he thou ht it leeireble for me to cell General Bolling andLave :~.i.t.. contec end inetruct htzr. to give Dehoech every
§"e-ooperetton. Ltr. 1,.--eel: thought this would be en excellent ldee end I
*4-_etated I would do I0 right ewey. 't.
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' Mr. Del- oach eteted he would like to point out that they have two
Setters which undoubtedly were not written by the persons w- cee eigneturee
""?"t*..ey Iepfelenl. one dated B-ovennber 2% end the leteet one which we have.:19" ""/Lei L 11?. concern the iexni min enii it iodine like I jliani re ding mart. -*f » mm-w 3344 - . .. so. ; Q _ 73 [Noam _ 5 30
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upo.. their return to Washingtot, would be to get the original letter from theAr.-ny tt1at_wrote: and compare it with the signature appearing on the
recent letter lr.d i they are one and the same then undoubtedly the some mar:
wrote ooth letters. l told Mr. De pooch to lollow right along the lines he
suggested.Q Mr. l_2e'_0e~;h stated the advisable thing to do. which they will do immediately
Mr Deboach stated be would recommend against a surveil-in --~ or H» 1-ct =»--is l Has ingtor. approx mately every other day.
stated ere conslderln the tact that
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3 22.22! into it. 1 etated I sauld mention thte to C.-ezieral Eolliog and it 9.-oulo beI U;1 ta him to ULQ his judgment as to whether-ehould be restricted, at
lea="t Until this investigatior is over. I told Hr. DeLoach to keep me advited
of develojirnents.
Very truly yours,
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I celled Senator Qrkaee thie morning end told him
the .1 tturney Gene re.I he-I rrred to nae correspondence which the
Senator eent him concerning the letter about Seultor llcCe1-thy. I told him
we were lleiehlng ep en tnveettgettoe tn New York end bend the letter to
be entirely e Iehe. I eteted we thoeght we would bee the Inna tedey whoectuelly wrote it het thet we hed en ellldnvtt Iron Qetetlng
he never Irate the letter, U0! lipid ll, Ind 600$! know tor McCarthy
end hee never seen him. S-cnet-or He den eteted he hed enepected thet theletter wee e Iargery the Iiret time new it, led pun nding out there
wee each en hrmy otcer, heceme eere oi It ee he didn't leel en Anny
QIILCIT would jeoperdine hie ition by admitting he wee e homosexual.I told . '>:1|nl-08' Hezden the-awee e Lieutenant tn the Anny end eleo e
homoeeeeel end epperently an convereetluee our men hed with him end
eome o[_h1e frlende, the homaeensele ere very bitter egeleet E-enetor
U.:Ce|-thy {or hie etteci. up-on those who ere eeppoeed to be tn the Govern-
ment end ere :'{QI-llietillg tn thle eneemer. I told the Seaetor I would have
the full report ecu! In hlen epon lte completion bet until then l}aet weeted
to hnel him on devdzpnente. The Senetor eteted tt would not he neceeeery
lu lead him eey report. thet the Ieet I had celled him wee eellicient. ee he
had merely peeled the tnlormntlon Along lor whet It wee worth etnce heutor
Benton wee out of town end it hnd been brought to hie olhce. The Senetor
eteted he believed the letter wee e Iorgery whee he Itret eew tt end had ea
edvi eed the A ttorney Generel. I ehted I thought he enlght like In heve e
rec; rd med: 01 It no he could cell It to Seeetcr I-ent-oa'e ettentioa. elnce
the letter wee received et hle etllce. Senator Hetden; eteted that en report
or letter would be neceeeery, that my canvereeti-on with wee lcieal.
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On lee! Teeeley evening be Attorney General pereeeelly
handed to me the ethda-ed ca: reepeaéence which um been received by lam Iron.
Senator I-hyclee. Al you will eon, it eévieee the Attorney General tin there an
be-.n¢ Lrlnemitle to him e letter received be the eice el Senator Benton t'I|-I-K.x1
by Ln. Net Yer! City. chergiag ceruu.in:-liner! can-in! to !eael-er Htgrky 5 volnnleerhg in appear end ieetiiy es
tn the eemt. The Petleraey General geve me Eh cureepoezleace Ln the PIIl¢'2u.
of Mr. Veeech. Ike Deputy Attorney Geaere end there Ina eeene liecueum
eetowhltmqhlbelonewitbig namely, Illetherileineldbeeenltne U. ..
I tl.=n-ney Io: the uld of Columbia to bundle. I edvtaed egelut Ilia lo: the
reneoa tin the camplelaeek in his correspondence resided an New York Llry
end if the U b. A lb:-any lo: the District el Oolunble received $0 c:orree;:omlc.=¢
be might very Pl-Pbl-bl, lure the e-eme over In the Vice bgued of the hetrtct _u
Oolumbu, who in tern would telegraph the New lurk Police to make tieeppu-¢;>:.~.
ins-eeugunu. I pointed out tint in View of the eericmeaeee of the cleere: and
the dchcecy ..>X the mutter Ill-It I though! it I'll lnageretive I-bit In lhpl be tekex.
mu might lend t-be paeetbzhty of like becomm; known to the pfleb belore the _
lnvestmgelion wee coenplebd. f
ll wee egreel the! eve tht I mull leve e check madeu ma nil whether I men by lie lease aha": -1 up men»
given or whether he Ill I Iltlil-"II Cfltbf. Till [Iii 1 New Yurk Olhce
eece:-tam end found that Shell Ill IICI e plreol living ll the ulireee given. I
edvie-ed the utarney Gene:-el el IN: en he molds; et Jeans; Ii. Alter luau;
Cieceaeicm ll Iee egrtti ll it llvlellglcl IOU-ll be mule if ll Ilrelu aw;
9»: .0114 u mu-rm»: lo lelennl-ee -en he knee um: an Butler. 1
elm eeggelted ta the All-brief Geletel e! Eaene-be llcCerl-by be edvieed 0-I D112.
mnuer ee any ieveeugetl-an ebvlaeely week became been lo Hm end it leerned
tome k.-be only lelr eedlreperteebrteee 8-elebrleleeclehergeehad been
meée uni the Ictloe re were bile; Le In reg el netlq ea teveetigetxae. the
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the correspondence which had been received hy the Attorney General. The
Senator wna. el ceerse, indignant and requested that e most thorough and
complete inveetigatiun he made without any respect to his eicial position or
any iriendship with him. lie stated he was not surprised that each a charge
had been made and he anticipated there would he others as serions. or even
more ea. before the end cl the forthcoming election. The Senator was most
cooperative and stated that he would he avaiinhis to answer any questions
desired or make any statement that we law lit to take Iron him.
Late on the evening cl the ibth. Inspector Dehoach celled92 Inc iron; New York and stated they had iocatedgnd had taken a statementfrom hinmenied having written he ietter; ed that it was his lifte-
tere; denied e ever seen or It-st McCarthy; sad hrandad it as a complete
iie in so Ia: as he ens concerned. hspector DeLoach stated that there was nor questioninhislniadhntthatlotvrittentheietterenleinterview.-tut? and there were o er developed -we 1 hatracted nu. Dehoach
to run wn in order to determine, ll sre codld. who actually did write the letter
as it obviously was s lorgery. Following my conversation with hlr. Debsach, i
called Senator McCarthy by phone and advised him cl the developments tor which
he was quite appreciative.
n the mornin of iannary 17, i advised the Attorney
General of developments and oi the action which I had taken in advising Senator
hicCarthy._ The Attorney General was appreciative el what had been done and
urged that the investigation continue in an eort to try and identify who had
actually -written the letter.
- During the coarse oi the Nth, I communicated with General
Boiling of G-Z in order to secure the ll cooperation
Gicif ii Her fork Cifyl Geierii Bellini, iii iii iiiiiit ciraiveritioa.
Later in the day. General Boiling advised me are was certain information
whichhe tho htlshouidhave incidenttnthis Iatterallhe w0nldi1e ittoe Bureau's Liaison repreoeatdive at the P it I hadobjection. General Bailing did this and later Q Jaiaey i
Generalhoiiiaghadheensho thecepyolaaaidavit
had been tarnished Mr. llaien-yéielly. becretary
September hf Mr. Dre earaon Bl had heel witnessed
1'hiaa'£i¬a=-zaiiei-d%a-1-iii"-'7"--=:==-sailuArI:1cook, hadtoidthepersonsnakiagthe
,... l McCarthy was a homosexual and that he had had relations::-- with Senator McCarthy. II. Cemelly had naked Genet! llling to make an
~-- : investigates into this matter hat no see hat it was handled on a highly codi-hllnn __
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i Liv Ia dcla anew: tu have bccn oceanic-med by th: tact that therewc:-: -1 L1. - .-r of and a number of than P0:-nzma wire an J6?-1'-hr..:¢J Z..; res. -'92Ll 0! bl c vc In: cltmiaatcd and [bully §_w-at
1-"-cl-.te1iE an 5-rrnf Cllnp tn than country who in n cook and who cams ta-um
# isams ' - *'*=6ir*ar agar-t baa 5iii iiiig-ae W thi Ar-my "-a aiaactatiu.-ma m;. it has cal ' been lnclrtnnzd that um- Y
1- a hoznascmul and clal:-..-s to know McCarthy but st no tun: has In mud: an!
5L-zc - ext irtdicatmg any immoral relations with Scuatqr i£cC-arthy. Tint.-.n not bean tnhrvtcwed. hcwnvnr, or qnntiuacd by the Army ll ta.
' 1.1- -tat: Mata contained tn the ullthvit. Gtltrll 5-ailing inn bccn rcluctant
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:?.,- £nianc:.ati*a w-I-ch ueiel B*uH& hi-6 iiriiihié but iiigiiti-d that £3-antral
BU!» g bra! Hr. Casually as to that progrcn lac. Gcacrd Bahia, has madet. 1.-> tummy &n mnationcd -rmumm be mumnvd by :1»
n-1] urn 1 star which in attributed to Luz. tn the I-i "11- 'rr:';' to 1 do lpet - Y y
iL=,1uirIt3 to Mr. Council! by Hr. Urcw Ft-Arson.
Than, of coarse. is to action that we can or need t-the u.-
r ,1.-~~-.-L .- with tt:"l* matte: of tn: affidavit winch Cutucwti Bollm, is nvc=tL5=t|4._
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Mr. DQU-mch to rtturmay In 'u'~cshuz.t-Q: tin. aitca-:4.~»..,
1»-.--..-_,, cvarmrittnicattd with mu and van me at Ibo an and at advitcd ml L4.-
b_: rm. out all lead: and has n-rrawcd the aspect chum to la tndix nluai oy tin11.11: oi -Ibo ls another ham.-.92&z:u.l lbu an Inn-octntc
has. been qgzntiallll but Int dual:-¢ irtl Iii litkr tn qnbtiun but, ltcor _ _
to Mr. URL-0;.Ch and Hr. Gcarty, they III Oi thl Oplhin that his hsmdwntm. at
Eh? an: e as that as the tettir =-"-tick S-ate: H-aykn aea: ts th: .~.e:=-1.-t-.-y L,-can-:2.
Itnléi Hr. D01. ac! to arrange {or tho Laboratory lo make a tocnuc-.1 ¢xa.n.:.u..'.4..
..-I this htadwritmg tonight so that ho. Mr. DlLoach. may prepare and ex. _A<:.-
In -?- rep;-rt tomorrow.
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To-lay I tn-llphoncd sllllt lhyckn and advtu-6 hm. t!:.1.
the that!-er which he had rachd lo tic Itttnrnty G-IIQFII peruinm; ha :In<iLJ:
I~'cf_4:th, had bocn rcicrfud to ma or lav-cctigntwn and It had luund that 1; _
-a = ; a £.:*...;=t%Ei !=a:;;e.-"7. -'-é:'-t-tn Eayé.-2. :14! 2 1-=1-4-. =.-.-.t;:-Q-mg tn. gage; M ""
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t the horns; General, togcthcr iatt. tbcorLgu:J Cutl'¢0pOh¬h"'ttd.'. 21- _ .2. at!-- r-
hzrcz...-. ' Tb: Atturnry Ocacr-1.1 lbadi be nilvilod L": the D-iln.->rnnd.L.:: xi.-.~t!
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ha . mi-:_=h ---.c:=L1;: lulurxncfx "e::-.¢=-.tnr Hayden that the letter which he tram
:1-.=:'~_-. x L31. Ltuzacy C»c~n:*al pertaining to Slltor McCarthy Mi bét-'1
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Y0;-1' truly yours,
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On Tueeday, January 5, 1952, you hande
ee Senator Carl Hayden, Iith attaohnente,
ing the activities qf Second Lieutenantk
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Jan 952, concern.. Fnited Stctee Arty.
vere informed an innediate investigation
thie matter. This investigation nae
tacked a copy qf a memorandum
Its thereof. Ae you
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be instituted concerning
now been completed and there ie at
dated January 21, I952, containing the reeu
will abeerue, the signature of Lieutenant David A. Say ,
appearing on the letter to Fnited Staten Senator Iilliaa Benton,
ie a forgery, and I have telephanically inforned Senator Hayden
of thin fact.
cinal latter to you from Senator Hayden, and
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SUBJECT: -...t--_ ,- _e. Gearty // _ if
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INFCEMATION CLNCEPNING
I. PTFPOSEi4
You will recall tgit/0fetter dated 12/29/51, addressed
to the Honorable Willi 18enton, V. 5. Se ate bearing thepurported signature of Lievtenant* USA;
charaed that Senator Joseph R. HcCF??FF7HHHH1H@d sodom onn as well as other officers known t
agreed in the letter to testify concerning e c .
Pursuant to your instructions, Inspectors DeLoach and
}earty handled the investigation of this matter in New York
City and their findings are set forth below, There is set
forth cs Attachment :1 miscellaneous information concerning
credit, criminal, Selective Service and file checks.
s interviewed at his residence on the
eveni At this time he admitted a very few in-
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pervert anj emphatically denied writing the above-mentioned
letter and indicated that he had no knowledge of the existence
of such a letter. He denied knowing Senator McCarthy or
having ever seen the Senator. He also denied ever having been
' the T d I h:1. PES"LT5 of 1=onrnYnag _ *7
in .ar man Bar in as.ington. He stated on only l occasion
had he ever spent the night in Washington ' asion beingin 194.? when he spent the night at t1 He
denied ever being a party to any immora act of any nature in
"asningtan, L. C, or its suburbs,
.// ' ~ S: -., _,. was obviously evasive as to who might have written
er M the le in qiestion. e also was reluctant to answer
t.r92v'-'1/-rb
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questions concerning his onn character and the character "associates. A swor-_ siinea statement was taken from Lt.
ct this time with reference to the above facts.
A t " extensive ac-rground investigation wt-1 h reflected'" e . ' ' ' "'cthe nattre o;"iassociates- a criminal record whichsic-zvef that Pi- was arresteinor loitering unduly in 0
men's rest room in Times square Subwa Station dispositionolea of guilty and suspended sentence/; and the fact that-
mi- .+ _U058iDlL be oonnectea with a groan of professional inew-verts,mwas reinterviewed at the New York O fice.
in this ac n, after extensive questioning, broke down
anti can/Pessea to the followingg:
"l! %'e has been associating with one for
asprorimately 2 years .
*2! He nermitted 9 to verform unnatural oral
on him an ,_e aterage of aaarozimately once
ea 2 to 3 weeirs during this 2-year oeriod.
"$11! -"or the past year, he has been er. or-ing to
sever his relations '".i_a- with
been most insistent and demanding
serson.
de numerous threats to exoose _
acquaintances, the names of which
taine-:i fr-an lists maintained in
_ anartment.
- _has etbarrasseitin front of-
, family.
./1,} e 2 letters tovthreatening to
concerning his omosexual relations with' other p o . Qadmitted tog attorney
having written tters above men i d.
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afection and association.
.1-; - aelmitte"; permitting toperjcrm an oral unnatural ac upon ..F
stated, and this was confirmed at other persons,
at in ; l instances involving homosexual acts he was the
C S
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ectian i iie rm;
res- rtroose of en v
ires. e scent 9t months
uollawinJ his confinement at
the care of a osgchiatrist fa
/'*"'92 Cf _-""lso a; ittt that durin: the oerioa of hisUL ?"7£
itance oi
it *3-bein; a
1 <1 he was
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hears of
i
9."¬f st t'n1nt
15 years of ape he ran away from home, wa
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cassive ogrticioant. The 2 sworn signed statements obtained?r j.1'1 are set forth as Attachments #2 and #3.
ctmitted an intimate
ince tctober l
s lon; cs he ca94?. Y9
n remember;
ih oL;h
mnitted
for the
omoserual
rdicated that
he was under
r_?.:]r_;Q;'f,_,4;I1¢f:¢_E.'_Eh1l[ tag.-¢h_he performea homosexual acts of
GE"13/M 92 Q-;";?§CT3'C_ the reason for having written the letters
r ' . -ec'ute s '- - ~ --' '
92..fy 5 Q = was e d¬CUOTLTv ta st p the relationship
n he i DLU d er thin~ ossible to orce him
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homcse
the A
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highly n
him conc
eneral
body sho
a mental
referenc
the lett
that Pol
with reference to 2 letters writter to u_-'~'e also learned from -hatpha
formation with e
exist "
note
but t a
occasion. As DrYF
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dis
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owia=a aec r l at ev y . , o
-c continue the association. He adnitteC - i J . 1
re, drew the conclusion tho
ion with other person and he o
because he wanted for himself.
t he ha" obtained an enuelobe
he return name and address
that c letter was directed
Pentagon ouilding, Washinyton
ariny the alleged signature of
se e statements to the
C
the above-mentioned in
us, particularly when
n; his having written
senator Eerton. Cn se
and he wildly
He was over
ns that woula
on. It shoul
no the second interuieturbance.
aamissic. W would not admit that he wrote
nt }eneral.of
toing taken names
partment,
s maintain-
ected
J Brieral,
etter
.., ",4i=r~"~'@w:i °~*~i°' 6"
questions were airected to
the letters to the Adjutant
oeral occasions his entire
waved his arms, indicating
ly concerned only with
ihdiC ate his hauirg written
Sr.-.
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ew York City
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he c
tiese
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a!mi! t
teniefha
hat
haui
Adjutant ¢e
his si;
was fir
frcm th
t" have
Dentc_c
letre"
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st b
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wri
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tno
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h; contocte
the
Kim the
eideristem
t he
_ not reue mast
W nit ea unnatural oral acts
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been interviewed and cautioned
he has had intimate relations
n; wri*+en the letter which was direc ereral corcer.'.in, w;ich lett
r-_ e a"'u ti L e existence of su
roueht to his attention when he received
my ackn I '" - he letter wh' -
ildin; and denied that he hac
C¬TeCfte" confirmed his d
his Signature notarized.
a ter heoine been
t which
had a friend, the iti 5 OJ -J
eel that he thcu_ht had written the letter and519"-65 "one thereto.mere or ess o Jre; lance male prtst
oft
C¬C?
acts haying taken place in
*e c mitte' beinc acquainted withyear. ¢G_"'&1"I'."f¬Cf that
C0n+' TeC ;im on the morninc o l
F J1-95'
e he letter, a
no es:eciaZ demands on the p6TS£
an asrarent surzrise when informed another h
directed tc c Touernment official ccncernin; and denied
written such a letter.
_ pindicated that it was comwon knowledge
anci; is associates that Senator Joseph R. MC7arthy had made
a strong effort to ernose Communists and eruerts in Govern-having
ment and, therefor
7c7arthy's efforts
statement obtained frt
Attachment #5.for aoprori
ad telenhon
- t
ich he was
teleohoned
___-_1_ _-_ -.|_..|__4that
E ' ET-¬T'=
if 'colored, admitted being a homosexual
e also a mitted that on 2 occcsicns
Cldsmobile at one e.
mately l
icolly
he,
to the
er coetained
ch a letter
a letter
alleged
the
oritien such a
192__.i _'_Jorm in
UOPMGG bi the Army of
tim
ider * formed
whom he
aamitted being
e ar therefore, had
he expressed
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-I_/admitted in a sworn signed statement that~he had" or a lengthy oerioc cf time. :8 State? he
er hc' not 0i"u , Q pcrticip e in anydnitted enierici into homvsfrul
fgqd thgi lived
awore of the existence of 0
Jutant General b gh information had come
tention only when advised him that he was
letter to the Adjutcn General denying that he h
trevicus letter. ihSiBt@d ihf he
hcd no reason to see revenge against
he did not own a typewriter and that e ad no
owning a tytewriter. The sworn signed
ined_fm>m is set forth as Attachment #6. IIIIIII
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isThe Laoorctcrg
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hcndoritirc with the signature of
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nor ocsiiively
|!I|l|||||IIsig; _L Q d. cted the signatures may be oor attempts
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iconducted the following erawinatio
ccncared the known handwriting specimens of
e signature aooearinc on the le
/2! comocred the s
~ on-
a on etier to the Acjutc mparedsi; tare on M} let r to ?enator ¬enton with the s
d th tJ
atu coo aring on t let r to the Adjutant General.
dtuld either be e ' noted
a the writer cftfw and
natures cs they appeared on both letters.l" identified
¬,rICT1T¬T sto copy previous si_;,natures ofqand Such
ttemrts would
hcrccteristics
erson responsiresult in the appea nce o an wri ng
n normally found in the writing of the
ole therefor. It was concluded additionalcimens might be of no use sides
f ! The Laboratory examined all the handwr nd t oewritin"ssecirner obtained. The mnated #-
specinens. Awri ing
lso e ewriting soeoimens obtainedfrom the residence" 0* ,
and the office where oye . e typing which
apoevre on the lette Adjutant éeneral datea ll/12/51
and the tyoin; which aopeared on the letter to Senator
éenton of 12/Pa/51, was prepared on the same typewriter,
or L. >. smith, oica, l0 letters per inch. The stationery
used in both letters was identical, both bearing a
nerm;<ized Plover Bond watermark.
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and all other persons inter-
- enator McCarthy and also denied
they have ever been engaged in any activities whatsoever
with him.
1 u for the Army, is an
0%J'TllTE¬" 077IUS¬IUaJ.-
.11.E! has denied oritinc the lett-r to Senator
lion Benton one Laboratory ercminatiah has
affirmed his statement.
J is an admitted lon"-time hcmcserual. He aamitsritin; 2 letters to hreateiing to e.rp0s¬_
homosexual background. ¢¬ of the letters intimoieaI that Army superiors would be notified of-
homose v activities.' Photostats of these letters
obtained.
if
/57 endeavored to sever his intimate relationship
admits he would do anything . I wi l!!!"P
'Q in ni 0 1 ' " _ e that such relctionshit be
continues due to his being "in love" with
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/lCcna denu writino letter to Adjutant__!-I-I --II " ~ . .ggngrgl n_ a. Army and letter to Senator William
393153, Fandwriting examination by Laboratory
eliminct¬S tnese individuals as suspects.
f¢ The Iabcratcrg handwriting eramina ' n in this case has
res.ltec in the conclusion that could neither be
elizinaten or positively i entified as the writer of the
signature. The Laboratvry
e s*i*ature is possibli a poor L-s
imitation of t r e
it is doubtful that a
be helaful inasnuch a
t erefore, fail to do
the giestianei letter
hfjitait Feneral ant
Fentrn wer, areaarei
by the some person.PSignExaminer advises that
ure of consequently,
dlitional hancwriting specimens would
s
s. Th
the letter
on theicete the.. _._.. .-92-. H u . R-4-. IIDIJ lltlI Y».E5 Ti .~U U/1 9ULz"'U UH-U WULLLU,
signature apcearing one letter dated 1;/12/51 ti the
dated 12/29 51 to Senator
same typewriter ard undoubtecly
is firmly convinced that wrote the1» ,..A.. :-.-. :..-i ...- -_. ,,..~ . . _ .-.. ..:1 L:-ucatiuu. qlcuii uIi,[_L-'fLbEG';.' uu;;:raa u
aoartment and aami a that he intended to ruin
socially in e-o York. a-irnitted additionally
he surreatitiouslp took nanes and 92sses offrier._'s and associates of __f -¢__
i clicin; the name and oddresF of
si natLre csnecred or the letter to
admits being insanely jealous of
is 4-
Ee was vlaced in
for 92 months as
a fmi ttec that
OR 5 acts of sodomy
persons interview
knowled;e that
was in a good
All facts point to the conclusion that
the writer c tha letter d twhose
neral.
friends.
was extremely nervous during interview. He
due to being psychopathic and homoserual,
an institution when 15 years of age
o result of being a homosexual.
has performed
is connection,
as the only oneaanroximately
of the
having
ted acts of sodomy and, therefore
on to have referred to such acts,
-anM o ed 12/29/s1,'¥ETsene¢sr
Hzlliam Benton concerning Senator McCarthy.
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In accordance with the Director's instructions the
facts co
fli -'-iSh6
;enerci
as- eat;
that bus
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3Qcerningpbeing a homosexual were
TO -enere . . Qolling, H-2, on 1/21/52.
Glllé woe most ao"reciatiue and wished his
;on be conveyed tt the Director. ¥e advised
5 on the iqformation furnished to him that
neuli be immeiiately dismisseo from the beruice.
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MEMORANDUM:
The fo lowin investigation was cond cted by L3Special Agents and ion
January 17, 19 .
Neighborhood
l'll!!llll! MNNI
as tall, e ow tenant at this address.
blond, slim and good looking. She stated she knew nothing of
his activities and has never spoken to him. She stated that
although her apartment is a t e head or the stairway leading
down to the apartment of she has never noticed him re-ceivi or having any vis!!ors. She stated she knew nothing ofions:-acter or associates.
y sta res EL house for !Eee yeus
an believes the s resided here for at least the same
period. She state knew nothing that would indicate that
he is other than of good character. She stated he resided
alone, with two cats as pets and occasionally was visited by
relatives, namely a mother and sister. She stated she knew
nothing of his habits, associates or manner of recreation. She
stated he appears to be temperate in his habits. She stated
she was unaware that anyone ever resided with him.
United States Mail Carrier,
Lenox Hill Sta t 70th Street, New Yor
ed he is the carrier for the route w h
aris-
Street. He stated that he believed
vious address is a United States
has never noticed anything unusual
vised that until about a year ago aFahd received mail at this apar
ere approximately a year.
as a
New 0stated
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ided with
resided
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name was unknown to him. ter moved out about one year ;at the above ad ess for several years. He stated he c - 5:versed with on frequent o casions and has visited
apartment. e s ated that or-merly had a roommate, 1-I
ago but occ nally visits He stated that to hisknQWledBe:d06S not own a ypewriter. He stated fhas mationed that he has a girl friend in the vicinity ox "Buffalo, New York. He stated thatis frequently absent
for short periods of time, and on h turn will have several
days off whic e generally spends in his apartment. He ad-vised thaihas indicated that he is engaged in important iwork in the n ed States Army. He stated thatPhas
never given any indications of being other than o good 92
character and has never caused trouble or disturbances in the
apartment.
F beeas res Ds resided there over s. I
tated that at one time another man may have resided with
t 1, but she did
ew York City, were not acq
. " kn
This is a 20 story office buildin occ C.
rincipally by garment manufacturers. The name 1P !
was not listed in the building directory and he w n
to the elevator starters and United States postal carrier '
assigned to this building.
This address is non-existent. _j
i
121
Street is The 1e apartment hotel. The
desk clerk advi was not a resident there.
et is a private residence,
the name ated it is occupied by persons of
the nan
At the New York City Transit
Police Department
370 Jay Street
Brooklyn, New Y
advised
on c onc erning
York City:records
at h 35 a.m. on
vidual arrested was
New York City, who was male, "
age, white, a United States citizen sin 1 , g e, employed as a
clerk. He was arrested for violation of Section 1990 a! of
the Penal Law Hhi h c prohibits loitering in toils of subways.The arresting officer reported that he observed hoitering
for twenty minutes in the men's toilet at this s a ion, andwhen he questioned We latter could not ive a satis-factory explanation o s resence there. +vas bookedin the 1.L|,th Precinct pleaded gu y in
Weekend Ccurt and received a §u3 6d6 sentence on
rom M i Q" ag strate BYRNE.u y, but was reached telepho c y s me. He reviewed
personal records which he keeps and advised he could not re-
the particular arrest, but observed in his notes that
gave his address as llet»: York
r h *is ew Y k Ci? address, gave it as c/535.. Yo k City.originall
ed:
_ is 112*.-at the 1:31;-1». P:-,ec* 1'-~25"? _ -51..t'§ .1 *1 §P<>11=5l.;>a.§§_1===1s= El 1 is; r -
a e by Patrolman -, 5th Division ;
- 3 -age,tates c zen, s ent, was arres e at Q
on that d t 'b1
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New York City Police Department, in the men's toilet of the
59th Street station oi
ed for violation of Se
with loitering at the
ed, was unable to give
thereat.
City, who was
citizen, occupation
with the same violati
both of these men were
Mid Manhattan Court
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§~ '1?the Independent subway, He was arrest-
ction l990 a! of the Penal Law, charged
above time and place and when question-
a reasonable explanation of his presence
and by the same officer
treet, New York
States
s charged ,
laints against 92
Crate ANDREWS in
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the-
1: had been determined that it was quite possible
ht have some information atove'named organization mig - l
l his organization, was con ac e an g e
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a rmerl resided at an estate'_T92 raw, ._ _J.J¢|i|| IShe stated that he entered on duty with this firm
L, l95l, and his services were terminated on
1051, at the request of the organization. She
n this bw stating that his work was generally
and, due to extreme absenteeism, she was forced
' ignation. His salary during the above
O0 per week.
tive to E stated that
r mild in i ua wit an evi en cultural
he had a tendency to tell wild, outlandish
xample, at different times he had stated that
married to Captain EDDIE RICKENBACKERS nephew
a medical doctor on the staff of UNESCO, an
he United Nations; his father was an attorney
m Corporation, workinr out of Wilmington,la
ut
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as
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Pp '.
that he hid fo y
situated in the vicinity of Yonkers, New York, but due to
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ark Sherato
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fir::-rate
he means ofno al reverses he was forced to live at the
n Hotel, situated in New York City.
is to be noted that the Park Sheraton Hotel is
establishment and one that would be far beyond
a $32.00 a week clerk.
stated that just recently, January 16,
ad returned to the office to talk with some
r;ends and at that time he had advised is o d ' *; his estate in Yonkers had been re-established gm?
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Lépossibly
quick to
receivedRelative to his personal activities,
stated tha: she could find o P 1+ it hi n iaui. wi.n Hi- general moral
character and conduct in the office, but she stated that
in his position as a general clera and hand; man, thev could
not afford his constant absenteeism
It was suggested to her tha
have had outside callers J
recall that on several occasions
calls from an Army officer She
qeveral o"casions a young Army Lie
-1H. t -. u o utenant ha- d_n the Reception Room of the organization
Concerning his resent address, could
offer nothing other than statemen e W
presently residing at his es a e n _onkers, New York
5-1<L_.
ted that
ut on further
ral months
92
advised that she believed that he was a homosexual and thatthe charge resulted from an allegation of this nature. k3
The reportin ents knocked on the door of theapart t ied by and received no answer There" C%!after as re nterviewed and she indirectlyindicated hat she believed that actually was
residing with_
Shortly thereafter, at approximately [:00 P.M.,while the reporting Agent: were awaiting ppeaI'ance
at this address, a young Negro descended vicinityof partment and, when uestioned b the Agents,adv -a la he was, in fact, He was
requested to accompany the re or g gen s to he New York
Office and readily agreed to do so, remarking, "Is this in
reference to the letter?" In response, he was requested to
hold off further questions until his t the fieldoffice. At approximately 7:15 P.M as brought
to the New York Office for interview by lnspectors DE LOACH
and GEABTY.
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:r:_-aATTATHMINTS
- Miscellaneoas Informatton
- Sworn signed statement of 2nd Lt.
- 2nd sworn signed statement of Lt.
- Sworn sicned statement of
- Sworn si?nef statement of
- Sworn stoned statement of~_. '_
- Dnctostotic conies 0* anonymous letters written
tc
- A octcstot of letter dated l22?5l adressed
tc Senator Ttlliam Benton betnin;
signotune of Lt.
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ne atiue. A cheat P v18i0n
revealed 2 fingerprint cards on These
cgrqs represented his Army serui
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Check 0 the new York Cit Police De artment recordsu
revealed an arreet of Or for violation
D n . . nof Section l990A, AT Co e or loitering i
the mens rest room at the T' 88 Square Subway
Station at 4:35 a.W. on for 20 minutes.
when Questioned. he was una e to give a satia~
factory erolanation for his actions. He was given
a suspended sentence following a plea of guilty.
-elective Service Board was fauna to be located
in oyrccuse, Jew York; therefore, no cnece was made of
those records. he recoris of the Credit Bureau of
?re:ter Kev YOFi foiled to reflect any record con-
cerning Sayer,
eignbornood investigation - no derogatory information
developed.
Personnel ¢ecords, Long Island,
new York ~ A check
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this file reflected nae recently 1
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basis of his e iciency. was unable to furnish
any information reflecti y on the character of
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Service records of Local Board #17, bl
34th Street, New York City, reflected thatistered on His order number
OddP68o a at ' was listed time
York City
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milit vice due to psychopathic personality -
inadequate. They further revealed that he was
disqualified because of homosexuality. Board #1?
had written to the New York State Department of
Mental H ' " 'ygiene regarding the disqualification qf
These records reflected th t h _ c is case
considered by the Department of Welfare,
Domestic Relations Court, a New York Protestant
Episcopal Missions Society in New York City,
3. A review of records at the Vew Y k . or City Police
Department, including the Bureai of Criminal
Identification and the Bureau of Special Service
and Tnvesti atit g ons failed to reflect any record of
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Leia mu, n--at, mm.
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T unber 1951
Dear Sir:
I have read of Senator Joseph McCarthy's vicious
attack on your character, and I have some inforntion
which may be useful to you.
You may remqnber that he nude a big stink last year
about the qaeers and homosexuals in the State Dept.
Iell, let me tell you that when I was in Washington
acme time ago, he picked me up at the bar in time lard-
man and took me home, and while I was half-drunk he
committed sodomy on me .i
I also know from other officer friends that he has
picked than up and he is a pervert - thatis the res-1
reason why he is still a bachelor. The best way to
llllll avoid suspicion is to accuse somebody else.
You may ask why I am telling you this. He maie me a
certain promise about a transfer, and he lied to me.
Bo this is a revenge in a way, and a public service in
another. Also, lake the bastard suffer. If you want
no to testify, I will do eo.I
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truth, and nothing mt the truth, so help you God 1 '
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I, Lieut being of sound mind and body,
give the following signed Cartha D, DeLoa.ch and
Gerald C, Gearty of the Federal Bureau of LOB. I realize that
I an under oath and that no threats or promises have been made to me,
Mr, Deloach and Mr, Gear-ty have appropriately identified themselves to
be representatives of t Bureau of Investigation.I am ye_.rs of age, having hem bF I am presen y a 2nd Lieut. in the United States ,
s to state without any doubt whatsoever that I have been in Wash-ington, D,C, only in connection with my uties during the
past two years, On no occasion during the me spend the night
in Washington, One night between September 23rd 1949 and December 51949, I spent one night in Washington, I stayed at the
that night, At no time has Senator Joseph McCarthy, any a r,
any o£:.ic:.al of the United States Government approached me at a Bar,
pr any place, struck up a conversation, invited me to a home, or any
place, for p1.u'poses of comvitting an inoral act, I do not lmov Senator
Mc"3a.1-thy, nor have I ever been around him at any time. I do not know
where Senator McCarthy lives, I have never conuxltted an immoral act of
any nature in Washington, D,3. or its suburbs,
I wish to state that I did not write a letter dated
29 December 1951, addressed to Hon. William Benton, 13.5. Senate, and
concerning nw character, I have never written a letter at any time, or
oi any nature to any Senator, I have no knowledge of Senator McCarthy
which would enable me to write a disparaging letter regarding my char»
actor or his character,
Ireadjlyadxnitthatvhenlvasin uth
the U.S, Amy on active duty,
I allo d n we e ~11
upon nnr pe on, in that he plays my penis until I had an ejection,
In 1949, while at a party, a Sr1,'t~}li.nl?£o1lowed me into a bathroom andI 6*!
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placed my penis in his mouth, I stopped his actions however,
before reaching an ejection, I deny that I have ever committed
an act perversion, active or passive.Io9292 r 92F §I would like to state that Senator McCarthy ora
any U Senator, has never made any promises to me regarding
favors, promises, or any matter, I would also like to add
that I have no idea who might have written letters of a
disparaging nature and signed my hams.
I have given the following signed statement,
consisting of two pages, to Inspectors Cartha D, Del-oach
and G;-rald G, Gearty, of my own free will and accord. Ho
throats or promises have been made to me, and no intimidation
has been shown. I realize that I have been under oath, and I
have initialed each page and each mistake because I lmow all
facts to be true to the best of my lmo-vledge and beliefs,
Signed :
Hi tnessed:
Gerald C, Gearty
Inspector
F deral eau of Investigatio _z - I/aé/J 3.
cart D, DeLoach
' Inspector
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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body, make t e following, vo untary, sworn, signed state-
ment to Inspectors Gerald C. Gearty and Cartha D. De Loach
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Messrs. Gearty
and De Loach have appropriately identified themselves to
me to be representatives of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
gation and I make this statement of my own free will and
accord, with no threats or promises, or any manner of
duress having been used against me.
a e, having been born
I am Presently a
econ eu enan s Army.
I first met approximately two earsago at which time I t the address
1 -Tl $ New York City, New York e was emp oyes
ey with offices at New York City,
in the New York. we, thereafter, r en ly and, dur g
past two-year period, I permitted him to perform unnatural
oral acts on me on the average of approximately once eachtwo to three weeks. For about the past year I have been
erd**vori*c t" sever m" n ation"hi with but he flUiId. HE, L-U C. J ICJ. 6 jJhas been most insistent and demanding of my perggn. He
has made numerous threats to expose me to other acquaintances
of mine, the names of whom he obtained from lists or pieces
of paper which I kept in my apartment. He also obtained the
identities of other individuals, not acquaintances of mine,
but who had met me and had furnished me their names, addresses,
and telephone numbers.
avc-ra'l nnnasinh. an A Fl'R1'|'|1'.' hf h1§ iflitéht -en. ... -1-... _.v--..-, v.-... ... --..-..-.-. -- ....... _- -.------..demandsqhas embarrassed me before my family by con-
tinuously ca ng me on the telephone while they were present.
My attorney, at my request, contacgadmitted having written the two
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anonymous letters, the contents of which I do not at this C:In approximately November, 1951, I received two
time specifically recall, but I do know they contained threats
to expose me concerning my alleged h mosexual relations withother people. I wish to state that had no knowledge
of any indiscretions of mine with o ple. On receipt
of these tsoletters, I became very much disturbed.
A short time after havi eceived the two anonymousletters, I learned through that a letter
had been directed to the A u an enera , ited States Army,Washington, D. C., over the si n ture of whichreflected on my character. . orme me he had re-
ceived a letter, dated Novem er 29, 51, from the Adjutant
General, thanking him for having written the Adjutant General
furnishing the above information. denied havingwritten the letter. At this tim oug was
had written the letter over ignature, the nameof been o!!a!nei iiough a search of my
apar men y
In view of the fact that I was so disturbed, I
thought it advisable to immediately consult an attorney.
I made known to him the fact that I had received two anony-
mous letters which alleged that I was engaged in homosexual
activities and which contained threats to expose me to my
friends and acquaintances. I also informed him of the fact
a letter had been directed to the Adjutant General, United
States Army, which reflected unfavorably upon my character.
b enied having written the letter to the Adjutant General.
My attorney, at this time, is in possession of the two anony-' nfmous letters above mentioned. I have never been i ormed as
to the exact specific allegations contained in
the Adjutant General.
In my own mind, I am convinced wrote the
two anonymous letters, the letter to the u ant General,
dated November 29, 1951, as well as a letter which is dis~
cussed in my sworn, signed statement, dated _January 16, 1952.
My reason f this statement, as previously indicated,
is bec eels I spurned him.
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at this time the fact that
on one occasion, to perform
ithin the past six months,
residing.t
I permitted
an oral,
at an apartment where
As I said in my statement to you on Hanuar; 16, 19
I did not write any letter to any Senator, any other United
States Government official, or any other person, in which I
admitted acts of homosexuality with such United States Senat
United States Government official, or other person. I also
wish to reaffirm the fact that at no time did I ever engage
in such acts with any Senator, United States Government offi
cial, or any other person in Washington, D. C.
I have given the above signed, sworn statement
consisting of two pages and this page, to Inspectors Gearty
and De Loach and I place my signature at the bottom of this
statement and initial each page_because I know all the factscontained herein to be true to_E¬e best of my knowledge and
belief. E; 1*
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January 18, 1952
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I, being of sound mind and body, make
C. the following v , s n, signed statement to Inspectors Gerald
Gearty and Cartha D. De Loach of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Messrs. Gearty and De Loach have appropriately identified themselves
to me to be representative of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
and I make this statement of my own free will and accord, with no threats
or promises, or any manner of duess having been used against me.
I am years <1 age, having been
I am presently residing a
New York.
I have been acquainted with or approximately
two years, three months. I first met , in a bar at
West h5th Street. I had seen him occasion and knew that
he was in the Army and worked at New York City.
ls.y! w Subsequent to our meeting, we became very friendly and I, on
numerous occasions, have been out with him, have visited at his Qartment,
and have spent the night with him in his apartment.
I wishgio poigt out that I have had homosexual tendencies for
as long as I can ememb r. When I was approximtely fifteen years of
age, I ra.n_away from home and a short tine later was taken into custody
by two police officers. They bro t me into Juvenile Court and I was,
d t in care ofthereafter, committe_
% of this coumittment was to endeavor
to rec ho xual giesires. My interest inincluded
homosexual esire 1 During the approximately two years, three months
association with im, I have engaged in homosexual activities with him
onran average of once every two weeks. In each instance, I have been
the active participant. I also wish to point out that he has performed
approximately five acts of Sodomy on my person. This is the only type
sot perversion which he performed on my body.
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second l tto him a
e er in approximately October 19 1 ' , 5 , also omitting my
name. In both of these letters, I stated that I would try to
ruin him so<:iall' in N I" 3 ev York. The reason for writing these
letters was that although we had mintai "
onsi erable period of time,
was endeavoring to stop this relationship I carsia. gr
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written th e jg 3 ai p el p en thoughlhadoittdIll e signing my name.b. only $>UJpO58 in writing the letters was to force him to con-
tigue o ' association. @__ n e,; E s '
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h other _ ' ons. TI objegted to theseim myself; I teak from his
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the* P _ " d a I would do everything
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two pages and this page, to Inspectors Gearty and De Loach and I place
my signature at the bottom of this statement and initial each page
because I know all the facts contained herein to be true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
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January 17, 1952
I, beins of Bound
mind and body, e e follow , voluntary, sworn,
signed statement to Inspectors Gerald C. Gearty and
Cartha D. De Loach of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Messrs. Gearty and De Loach have appropriately identified
themselves to me to be representatives of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and I pake thieéatatepent at my
own free will and accord; Iithno'threats;or bromisea,
or any manner of duress been used against ue.e
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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,
I received a letter from the 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
about 5:15 P. M. on the day that I received the letter and Iexplained that I hpd not wrigen a letter to him. I was toldthe letter ihich I was iuppo_ d to=bave irittef contgined some
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I have given the above signed, sworn statement
consisting of two pages and this page, to Inspectors Gearty
and De Loach d I place my signature at t bottom of this
and nitiqi eac page,becauie I on all the facts
t of my hergin to be true to the ledge and
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body, give the ng vo un ery sworn signed statement to
Inspectors Gerald C. Geerty and Garth: D. Deloeeh 0 the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hr. DeL0ach end Hr. Gearty
have made no threats or promises to no and no intimidation hen
been shown, I give this statement 0! II! own 1'1-ee will ___ ___ end
accord, knowing that the tecte any be used egeinet Ie in 1
court of law.
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the capacity of
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etedpoint of homosexuality for 1 nuber of e e
known a young colored boy by thn name of
for approximately one ear I e I admit tree
eeveral ns entered into eete of homoeexuelie 0
with
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The following is a list of people I vent. to send copies
of ""IhE" letter I em in the midst of putting together I expect
this to be an epic end e.m taking ly time on it!. I would appreci-
ate it if you would make any correctione or add eqy names of people
you think would be interested in it.....It will be e eorker, Believe
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Major General A. R. Bolling oi G-2 returned my eartter telephone
call la hum. l advised ham that 1 thought he should know of the COBVIYI-Itvtull
lhao; just had with 5 nator hlcCsrthy tn regard to the Senator's request tor
in.'.»rmat:..n Concerning the investagation of certato allegations ol homosexual
actwtttcs made against the 5.n.ator. I stated I brieled him tn the tnvestigstmr.
em t-.»lr_i ham _l1'_92et we have proved the doe-emeet see e teae eed that 1 54;! eent
the rcgort to the r92u!'llQY General and 1 had also called beaator Hayden and
sdweed him. ltotd him that Senator McCarthy then asked me it we had hnisht.
the investigation completely and he was advised that we had lmished rt. The
;>er.at...r stated the reason he had ashed me was because he was going to ask n~.<
to 1..~-k int. an-ather matter. M
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I luld the General that Seaau;McCarth3r said there was another
e15 t¢3_292_t'tt he her; been told ebo-at. et-etin;-,' @t he hag" seen L-1-';L=terney' and had
.1 92.'.".'ct. -1. htm as to why he did not proceed with the ,.rosecuti..n of p_r_g1_
under the McC.=rran Act because of the Varaous leaks by Pear aull oi
informatitn from secret documents. He said that I-lclnerney told hur. there
wasn't any evidence as to how he got the material and McC rthy pointed out L.»
Mclnernef that the law didn't require that there he evideacl oi where he got It;
the mere tact he printed classied doculnlats was a otation ol law. He sand
Mclnerney told him, McCarthy. that he had been ahowa a.a affidavit pftlllllilbl;
Fiteeeeed by .l.ad.ereee. Le vrhieh. !.eC-e.$_}' Jae ellarged 111$ Qvteg !;:!!§ eo.r;e
time tn a hotel in Wisconsin having tnmoral relations with someone who wa<
in the Army and that Hclnernay lurther told him that if he. McCarthy, COItttttut
Lu pres: eharges against Pearson that Pearsoa had threatened to use this
ailidavit against him. I told the General that McCarthy wanted to know ti I
wouldn't also look into this tl the other case wasn't closed in the Bureau and
get hold of Anderson and make him pat up or shut up. The General was advts-":~
that I told the Senator the case in the Bureau was closed; that 1, of course, am.
t=.:92.-es o. the cc-_-vereettoe he 5...-A eté .l.£e!.e.er..ey bet 1;;-e see e._-=>@ng we e~.-ulo
on it. I told the General that I did not indicate to McCarthy that I knew anythauy
§= about this and that I did not haow who showed the alitdavtt to htclaerlaeyi that lt
awas presumably shown to him either by Anderson or hy Pearson. General BM!
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complete co py oi it. I told tbt Gincrll lju lbonlgltl ht I-haul! know ll!-McC¢::.hy had apparcay lcarucd of the allidmril. which I presumed was lb:
um: one the General wan lavlstignllng lad thll. I Ind opccnllcllly lshcd hm:
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to the Gena:-ml. The General was mast nppzcciatlvc 01 this information.
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; vi.» FROM = Inspectors C. D. DeL0ach and1 ;/G. C. Geartal ~+7f§i"/ h*,r/SUBJECP :1. .5. Sl.hATO.h' Jos.-are 11. 'IlcCARTa.Y i ' 42INFORMATION conceammoI EPWZPursuant to your instructions, an aR££}nt%e%t:as Zf
" arranged with Major General A. R. Bolling, as s a ~¢~_WL 9292 Chief of 5taj'_f -' c-2;" or. "1/21/52; relative to brie in f_;;-~vm4 M_" hi_'re ardin the activities o S cond Lieutenant hmg:
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While discussing the above matter with General
ollino- he uoluntarily mentioned the Army's investigationof an Army cook, who allegedly hasclaime cip ed in an immoral act with the captioned
individual at Fausau, Fisconsin [population l940 - 2?,265!.
ceeersl Bolling stated that he personally had assigned a
d CIC Undercover Agent to become acquainted with%in order to learn any information possible. He
stated that the Cllmanuhad been sent to the Army's Cooks
and Bakers School and had later been assigned to the same
QQEQQBL and mess unit at Fort Benning, Georgia, to which
O Q ssigned. To date, th.s man has only learned
that is a homosexual.
General Bolling indicated that his ' ' tors had
learned that Sena rth , one ' who I
reportedly hea the in aen with the
Senator!, and had all stayed at the
some hotel in , on the night the alleged
event took place. General Bolling indicated that regardless
, of this evidence, the Army did not intend to interview any
principals in this latter other than
General Bolling inquired as to what ou mi ht advise. in connection ifith the Army interviewinge
~ was advised that you had established the ong-s anding. ;;J policy of nailing down such matters thoroughly and92:=' expeditiously so that innocent péf'80fi8 light bl? Bb80lUEd
of needless gossip. Ittwaa indicated that such a principle
seeed to apply'in this case. General_§glling_agreed with
this viewpoint and stated that an experienced intelligenceofficer, one oould be directed to proceedto Fort Benning immediately to interview-., , haCOIQES DESTROYEDQ; ,5 ""° ma R£cer.s:n»11ié,,j3-f _~ ? CDD:ehw/ulr 92NUE1!_l1Z uh» 3l19=; }' kt?
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General Bolling stated that would not be
specifically questioned as to imnora actslwith Senator
ycfarthy but that the question would be asked; "Eave you
euer been engaged in immoral acts with any official of
the U. S. Government"?
General Bolling intimated several tines during the
conversation that he preferred that the FBI take over this
case. He was, of course, reminded that the Army's responsi-
bility stemmed from a specific request from the White
House; that the Army had conducted all investigation thus
far; and, therefore, we could not assume such responsibilities
He stated that he was very much concerned over the delicacy
of this situation, not only because of the delinquent status
of the case, but additionally, because of the violations
of protocol in that he was dealing direct with the Ihite
House and not through Army Secretary Frank Pace. In
connection with the Ar ' ng this matter
he mentioned that
cocktail art at one o
had mentio
a given a matter to Bolling to months
go, but had never heard anything since that time."
General Bolling stated that he would confidentialladvise you of the results of the interview withbefore any contact was made with Ur. Connelly of the '
White House.
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A review of the Bureau's indices revealed no record
The Bureau received a lo alty form on
K who woe born at San an__,v ,
l ycrnic. At the tin & was received by the Bureau,
this individual was enrloyed by the Navy Department in California
The area= also received a loralt orm on
who was born at
su iyton, iertci . -t the time the m was received by
the Fvreav, this individual was employed by the For Derartment
in Kc" York.
T e indices reveal approximately 40 references to
The localities on the inder cards Here
o zer than Iisconsin.
.L " 4- 1..A +t 1* till be made to procure further identifying
dcto on from General Bolling.
- Individual Rho Titnessed the Affidavit
A review o the Bureau's files failed to reveal
any record Q?
Individual Who Signed Affidavit
A review o the Bureau's files failed to reveal
pny record of a
There was a reference t 1946
' lived in Panama. lhis individual ownedoin Panama under the name of
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Your letter qf September 80, 1952, has
been received.
Ihile I would like to be of service, I
regret that I an unable to supnly the data you
reques+e/ inasmuch as the inornation in I37 files
io conideHtiaF an available for official use
only. I know you will unerstand the necessity
for this rtle and will not in"er either that we do
or that we do not have the infornation you desire.
fn view of your interest, l an encioling
some material v*ich I thought you Ight like to Q
read. You will note {ran the Presidential Directiveo
of July P4, 1950, and my statement of July P6, 1950,
that the FBI has been given the respo eibility for *;
the inv=stigotion of matters relating to e8pionage,;J rsabotage, and subversive activities. -f " Cb
I Iould like to point out, however, iat_,
the res oneihility of this 5=reau e:tah4e only to g
dev 1 _rent of the true facts relative to al1eged*violaione of fed? J statutes Iithin the inveatiga-tive jurisdiction ;? tllflI zhese facts are madeavailable to thoieeqfic allg rged with the dutyof deterifn-ft?! phat prouougive action should betaken; ,fif_ "
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I an deeply grateful for your kind ¢OIIent8regarding the FBI and I hope we aluaye will diechargeour dctiel in Inc a manner as to merit your approve -
You nay be eure that the pereonnel of thie Bureau are
Ifninn J:|0IIn'_!:i'|-an vlp -ihnir manner Qn nnfnnnnlnr! thnLIB lbs CBIBIII-Illliv I I UIICII Pvt: UT wC"IZI@ 7'-T
eecurity of our country-
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Presidential Directive of 7-84-50.
Director's Statement of ?-26-50.
Director's Statement of 3-26-47-
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Your letter dated October ll, 1952, nae been
received, and I appreciate the interest prompting you
to connunicate eith Ie.
Iith reference to your inquiries, I wish to
advise that it is not possible for ne, as a nutter of
policy, to consent along the linee you euggeet. I on
euro you will underetund ny poeition in this regard.
I would like to take tnio eccaeion,tloneuerg
to point out that no of the III are doing eoerytning_:
within the ecope of our preeoribed authority to protect
the iiteraul eeourity of our nation in these oritieal
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the confidence onion you have placed in our E;
organization and ny adninietration of its actiuitiee in
indeed gratifying, end it in ny nope that our eforte *3
rill continue to nerit your eeteen.
nouTi "' Sincerely Ioure,
. A,_ . Me», J. Lcgur l 50-J-*.- ;~ 5-3:
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Ap il_ll, l§52, running a ccmuarison of the number 0? emoers of
the Cowvnnisf Party fu State For tW* pears 1950 and l95l. The
r;teriol :<wec*inj in the April ll, l952 iesue war used on +he
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MQQAQQHY yas brought to §eattle_by the $tételQ£_H8Shington.Pgg§§;;;
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Seattle, October 23, 1952.' i '92. acMemorandum - UNITED sures GOV92,?N§" V 1 ::${;. ._.
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W? H33VE3°92 nA'rB= October 21-L',i?j§_'q§t._ I ' ""35QQMSEHIIFFII ~ ~.-_. ., tqmsvaih-yl 1.:.n;.'..a " g mph
Jgggpg MCCARTHY DECLLSSIFIED BY £43.? 92;';i:92rtT-;aUNITED STATES _S§NATOR lzl , I L. H £1;-;.,.* " " c:=_ y . . ._ D . c 4 tr I11!-'I thought you would like to be advised that gggggd is H:-R
.é_i.§§__xr1@_n ape.-ai<er--at~the armua.1 §ir.i<11I@n i2luh.din.ner,
It was ori inally contem ated that thg_ggQg§1ng_main
speaker wwul _ ,____ E, EENIDE: T C ti ut but th1§_Q;§_§£t _ _:T ,__d b§:§¬Q§UQr_ o onnec c ,
materialize, and they_£ina11y_gg3gg_gp_w1gh Washington State
BFmW"r5c*" L - * ' RS. Y ill remembe
c -c is jeutenanc-Gouern;;1;§QQRH§, E{§_ ou w r
teat VICTQR MEYERS is e former popular dance band leader, which
ves you an idea as to the depth of the thought of the people of
shingeon in ecting their public officials.
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Owail. c§ABTH_.f_'wa_s;jla;ned that he would be lampggged
in c;nnectioni§T%§;This talk! IiI_h_lHD§I:E§5§Et7Ee;yeally
cutstaniin; exhibition q§ pad ganpers which he received. This
ecrlied also to MEYERS, who was the next speaker. A11_in,all,McCAETHY was intradiQeg_by th§_Mastar of .Ceremanies, m22§§%d_to
w a SET tie? he was happy_t; 5; here, that he recognized that as uh est but that he didnlt camedd miles to be a funny man. 1 _ _ri_ 92.»7-._r E: was mm;Q1ateTjI§§3e§,!cat-called, whistlaigq to a point where
itmwas,apsqlut§l;_i@pcssib1e_for himtto be heard whatsoever for a
e *<i of severa1_minutes. After order was restored, he said that p-l__ .
--l "-"1."H; ha: to 6e*at another commitment very shortly and if they wantedL" hear any special points he would be glad tofiake them up. Therewas an'immediate call for "How about General M§:HALL?" McCARTHY
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:m?ei§j:tyMtne_stati3§~beC§E§§ qgmgtatements containe
iL;&::uL1£3+¢Iins_@bQE_£W®l 163-min @£ DREW_J_£H$_;-_f_WQln1StS and also that_tnewFEl7s responsibility' - is matters was Qnly ta invest*gate and -nn" , U _ _i
e d 1 emoved from Government agencies WV ahi.q,y,iuas_r__ '__ _ , s.
'inted out very clearly the limitation of FBI respinsihilitg
,3 s phase if our operation and qunted you as to year
want: ;n this matter befnre the Senate Committee. The
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L11" TF7 §t¬ti;n canceled_§enat;r MAGNU$QN1s
P-nneitionkwitnmit5eea§se he had no Script and
renaris with McCARTHY.
in a1l,_it_was a4geryhpaQMsitg§ti%¬ andappearance
intense: T:
1-tn§_w0rs~
_-U, -»_u? reeliv tad manners by a ar3uD_ at I
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W33£%'@;-?%T"** »i _ t:%-t%d ,t - ,,-i,ica1 writers far vat w, ma,Jr
3TUE 3;3QN of the "Post-lntelligencer have eta?
newspagerz
an"? EFJ-:1
2f the Times , were the honarary chairmen of v
8f;§£_l§_Q§w1[QR, in talking with me in gene-
tetei that they ha;_pgt been aware of the situat':n"' 11:-_p-£' lei ' "' -- " " _tseever ans Qianft even Kg3§_tQ3getn§y;yerewtne,h;n,rary¢Lair%H_uR?;l_iha:.ap2ea:ed.£2r_§§eiQ;naer; further that tee?
iQ;gni§i t: wriggwenatsr McCARTHY.a.pers;nal apalsgy anseerie: min Enat the grzqp was nit representative of the wrrkitg
trees f the cit; r state.
1_§elke; wig: iiniiir McCARTHY h¬f;re_tne qinner atii ltjih, 8nd_as_usual he was extremely cardial and expressed
n;e_§i;nMQers;5a1 regard far you and the Bureau's officials.
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Picture on Daily Graphic,
Page 10.! '
Sen. Joseph McCarthys
scheduled speech on KING-
TV was canceled Thursday
night because, the Senator
stat:-:.--1 to censor his sneech
Me-Carthy told The"Post Intelli-
gencer he sub tted a script to
the 8tB'[lDIl'l but as told shortly
before he was Lo go on the air
t certain deletions would have
t be made The Senator refueedi
t Qpfak under that condition and
e telecast was mnceltd
Senator McCarthy said the an
on canceled the broadcast with
ut authority to do an lvlcCarthy
the ,.¬I.:92o.-: that I; e
tical tele-caat, the ata-
nut have aaj rhtto
censor a ;peoch."
McCarthy {bid The P081-IntellL
gencer he was ready, until the
last minute. to deliver the,
apeech he had planned. However.
he said, the station refuted to let
him do this.
ERRONEOL-S . ~ -,3
' The station broadcast the C-
|"!T:roneous message, he said. that
e had canceled the program.
I ayed there and demanded
ue right to b|-oa|lm|t," he nld.
They refused I-It-hoot senor-
lng. When they aald I
oeled outU » i r .
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'T " ' ' i ' . Senator nu mr*1ru-r
T *notied.lNG-'l:m1athe'irl|lllea request to 1'H92¬1'l1C01'I'I-;d|||| | || L | I 7rT:i1r15cid<>i'i C<ii'I'=i§§-¬-"i- to %-£-lxnvo-'r-vr Iioenae revoked.
McCarthy aald the nation ob-
jected to portions of his speech
dealing with the ata of Col-*
umnist Drew Pearson. The helevi-_
5i0i'! Itatlon, he mid, wanted him
to substitute for thoae portions
the following words: '
"Did you know that two of
the who worked oa PQr- .
son: ata are reputed tuner
Communiota?" '
The said that L! he sub
mltted to auch cenaorahip. "no
can ever oouid give
speech on a nation controlled bya Democrat, no Democrat ever
could deliver a speech on a star,
tion controlled by a Republican. MATERlAL-
This la the material ivhich the
televiaion station found objection-
able"
t.-egwr. State on % zwen i
Drew Pearson has long bod aa
his leg man, one Devil! Carr
aha: D Kata, who worked
the official Oorrununlnt piper
the Dally Worker, and then
w:|'it.e man for the Comma
nlst Party Organizer aad loo
graduated to Pearoon's staff
lnother member of Pear
none staff was Andrew Older,
a man prove: to be a Commo-
niai by I'll ulldemover agents.
Feirioo idmied he 'i|:'I|"_' that
Ohr was a Communist while
he was doing Pearson's wrlag. !
Poison said he kept on trying
to reform him-
Otto Brandi. vice president and
general manager of King Broad-said: -
e Senator Illllnld 1!]!
' late this afternoon, and l
It oontalned rcferenoea to two
Individuals II lo lh I I
natbna] oolmnnlst and aqd
:1-Ii. they were m-...-=.-=.-..==*.=arnlapcatedlhearaay llfonm»to that eoct. '
our momeyu tat that iffl
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LANATION;
We aha were advised
In order ha protect the
It la necessary for be
to require natacto
any material la
night olherwlae by
false, and that la ue absence
Of Inch proof, libeloli material
mint be deleted. ;
T. hi! would hold Qeganean
of pa_ri1Juerepkeaented."
natpr k not
en in hi: assertion that a i
television atation domn't have
the right to censor a speech.-
An a means. 01' eel!-protection
It h necessary for broadcast-
er: to inspect speeches of those
peaking In behalf of politni
didateo for potentially-libeb ;n statements. ' '
In Senator Moa-lly
0-'rv gully extended
aormai dcadiioe for lcript. I
miaaioa approximately 48~hourl. Wlthtifooe hour after I
our reeetpt of le aerlpt, abort-
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viaod3eoatoello-
I he lan-
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ford Qqugl opportunity lad
treatment to ell political cl-ndi
dates and those spanking _ __
their bhl-if Thi-§|BlI'°'I" Ill-I In II IIIIIIQE
ment of the Federal Cornmuni- I I
cations Commission, nnd qur
records Lre open to lmivw
by that body ll. my lilll-"'-,_
ROUGH TIME-
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but 50 did the__Dgrngggt' -
Lt. Gov. Vic Meyerg.rfF I nrnncn infrhltrfifniiuilllwiai
Comfort To Reds, Says
Senator ivicCo riiiy
A vote for men like Adlai
venson and Henry Jackson on
'November 4 will be I vote that
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sl g ' ' - -| controversial Wisconsin Rapubli-, old h1= audience 1' I lmov_v__t;hi_s in Jll!Il_lvfll!92fP8't. *
but ;;_i niv 1 didn't n-at-Jfli lmiles 1olwiIl!i1P.L!!1§§.T._:i@?Plnninltd .
His 15-minute talk. during
which hiiefcn His charges
ngainst Gen. George Marshall
was interrupted gegucnllv bboo-=_an3 <:é1<iill_s-L. "'
TI _!1,=:pe_=9m.¢_..I_e¢ _L,'=l_=.1.
borne tacit md in a aenqgg
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with you, he said_._
II.-£c_r_._1_1e r:T1i-nmcnrcd drill:
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Ican atly asserted in an inter-~
view hrre Thursday afternoon.
Governor Stevenson Ind Con»
gressrnan Jeclce-on, the Dcrnof
cratic nominees for President and
senator respectively, can not and
will not disueociate themselves}
{from the 'IT1.|man~Aches0n "soft"
policy toward Communism, Mc-
Carthy declared.
Certainly, there are many good
Democrats, McCar'tny laid. bub
"you'll never see a good and
healthy Democratic Party until,
the Truman crowd is kicked outof power," he continued. a
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The M 'Cilr'ihv who came to
Seattle lEursda_y_ was not B_ ram-_
pigin . roarin __@Ti'i|caI_hgurel_§ manv l_g__1_rn ne. Sub-99?-*dt 056% @121? an?! vseani
'l.[9m_§ rc6ent ct'_it.ical 0RE_I_3llQ_lL
he gpol-gc glrfiv anHi_r3___a lo voice a__s_ lT_g:c§1;1iE:_l_og_h,i5 relent-less_iiEE1___z=1 a,@_5£
ld fellow-trave ers. i
Hie Eiltng worla crisis is such;
that the big issue in this election!
11 very simple, McCarthy said
You mnt lit this one out.
on the fence, he explained.
"You are either on our aide or l
On the side of Russia. If you
don't vote Bepublimn, you are
mndr.-ning the p%nt %".:l:'.!.*=. we I8]-lll to the Soviet.
retort! plainly shows, Mc-*_Carthy continued, that it has
hen the po cy of the Truman
Qilinltnistntion not to dig into'
_Oommun1st inltration in gov-]
qiTirr':éi'ii. The most agrant ex-'limple, he added. wag] Truman's;l|,|,],g§_t.o_umove or e prosecu-tlon 0 tar Alger lien-n_-p lbinv-.":-""P"-'l
"'1lethrttuda|n¢¢ngethn'Hhe Hairy IIQRIOB. Hugh
Pie Admlniltlition g.P0li¢y"they lave given much}l
v0¢edIIInl"l.reCcmmInlIt:s.|
Buthe|Ii¢ltl'nt--htlnllowing
lsslrtanoe to the C0mm!."
McCarthy urged the reelection.
Harry P. Cain on the
he has fought the Com-
the wly -I'-In-I-ul»
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yemorandum to Hr. yiohols October 88, 1952
Re; Lpeech of Sen, Joseph E: icéarthy
susten makes even freedom-loving Americans loot mistfully to
Russia." Bk then quoted an article in the lee York Times, issue
of December ll, 1949, to the qfect that schlesinger had
expressed his belief that the Connunist Party onould be granted
freedom of political action and that Connunists should be
allowea to teach in universities as long as they aid not dis-
qualify themselves by intellectual distortions. Es said
Schlesinger has node derogatory statements concerning religion
to the effect that religion has caused extreme vanity and
arrogance in the world.
He severely criticised Bernard de Iota he called him
Richard do Veto!, she "has strongly attached our strongest
defense against Communists, the FBI. He said the Daily Iorher,
issue of December £9, 1949, reported an article in Harper's
mapasine contained a statement by do Yoto in which he said the
FBI nae "nothing but college trained flatfeet" and that he uould
refuse to cooperate with the FBI. According to hcCarthy, an
article in the Daily Iorher, issue of February 13, l94?,
reported that de Voto headed a group Ihich mas supporting the
wife of Gerhard Killer-
- so remarked that James Iechsler, another Stevenson
speech uriter, mas a former nenber of the Young Comnunists
League. Be said that the iew Tori Times reported Iechsler as
one who helped Stevenson prepare the speech in which the latter
condemned anti-Communists as men rho hunted Communists in the
Bureau of Iild Life and fisheries. He then made a remark con-
cerning mumerous phone oalls betueen the Governor's Iansion in
Springfield, Illinois, and Jones Isohsler. One isportant call
of this nature,he said, mas e call made just before Iechsler
and his associates launched their recent smear campaign against
Senator Richard linen.
McCarthy stated that according to Stevenson it was
Archibald loci-eish eho brought Stevenson into the State Depart-
ment. IacLeish, he said, has one of the longest records qf
Communist front qfiliations of any of the people Ihom Senator
lcCarthy has previously attached.
fhe Stevenson biography, loarthy stated, reportsthat in the Sunmer of 1943 qfter the fall of tie lussolini
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M. 1. Jones
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srxrcn or SEIATOR Jo§:r§,2,_;cc42rg{er CHICAGO ILLIIOIS 0* "
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carcass 2?, 1952
SYhOPSI§i
Speaking at a dinner in his honor at the Palnsr House,
Chicago, Illinois, on October I7, l952, Senator lbarthy Republican
Iisconain, presented the "case against Stevenson," which he deecrioi
ae a brief nietcry of Qouerncr Adlai Steeeneen, Qeeocratie Presiden-
tial loninee. He said he would not oall Stevenson a Connunist or a
pro-Connunist but that he I68 a "part of the Acheson-Kiss-Lattinore
group." He criticised Stevenson's selection of aduisors, nenbersni,
in the Ibrld Citisens' Association, affiliation eith the Institute c
Pacific Relations, and his deposition in behalf of AIQIP lies.
QACKGROUND: .
Senator BeQarthy, in his speech on Qatober 2?, 1952, said
ee are at war between international atheistic Connunisn and free
civilisation and since the close of lorld ear II have been losing
100,000,000 people a year in this "retreat from victory." Claiming
Stevenson was a "part of the Acheson-Hdss-Lattinore group," he said
he could present I docunemxdunohallengeable history sf Stevenson to
show his record over the gears.
Ee quoted Stevenson as saying, "I have established ny
headquarters in Springfield Iith people of lg own choosing." He th¢
briticised,five advisors of Btevensoni
McCarthy described Iilson Iyatt, the Governor's Campaign
Manager, as a former head of the left ring Ansricans for Democratic
Action. Thin group, he said, sponsors repeal qf the Shith Act,
recognition qf led China, opposition to the Loyalty 0ath rrogran,f
oondennaiion of the FBI for exposing spies like Coplon and Gubitche.
and opposition to the Hbuse Connittee on n-American Activities. Ht
related that Iyatt oondesns the Loyalty Progrsn out that Stevenson
now says he rill dig out Connunists by nssne of this Loyalty Progran
He said Arthur Schlesi er, ., - peech writer for theGovernor, is a for-ner Vice {hsi n e e ricwze for Denocratic
Action. is olained that Sc lesinger in 1946 crate "Our present
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lemorandum to Hr. Iichole October !8, 1959
£0: peech of sen. Joeeph 5. gccarthy
Government steveneon formulated lmerican policiee in Italy.
Freeident Truman hae aleo confirmed thie etatemelt, he laid.
Later, lcCarthy continued, General bedell Smith reported that
American foreign policy in Italy mae to eonniue to bring
Connuniete int, the government and to bring back the Communiet
loader Zoggliata from loecom to ltely.
lcCarthy then related that Steeeneon hee claimed
memberlhip in the lorld Citieene Aeeociation on1y_for 1941
but that "eho'e Inc" ehoae him ae e member of the central
committee of thie organization in 1946 and a letterhead of the
organieation ehome him ee a member of the eentral committee in
194:. hl then related that one plant of the platform of thie
organization claims that national etatee ere eubordinate to
world Juriedictian and any local legieletiol contrary to Iorld
lav must be null and void.
benator lofarthy etated that hie inueetigation un-
couerc; more than 800,000 mieeing lnetitute of Pacific Relatione
documents in a dilapidated barn in Lee, laeeachueette. one of
these documents, he reported, shamed that Alger hiee and
Frank ice recommended Stevenson ae c 3£LLgat' to a conference to
determine poetmar policy in Asia. He then oeecribed Eiee an a
convicted trzitar and Coe ee a man aha hae been named unaer
oath on eevorol occaeione me e Comnuniet forty member.
- Diecaeeing Steveneone depoeitien in behalf of Alger
Hiee, he remarked that Steveneon'e etatement that he mae only
elightly acquainted mith Hiee mae not true. no exhibited e
petition ahich had been prepared by the Hiea dqfenee at the
time of the trial and which etated that Steveneon had been
cloeely aeeociated mith Hiee both at the ban rrancieoo Conference
and at the London Conference. le then quoted Steveneon'e
remark of laet week mhen Steveneon etated, WI eaid Ewes repu-
tation mac good but I did not eay hie reputation eae very good."
Hccarthy then quipped that a pereon ie either loyal or dieloyal
and there cannot be euoh a tiirg II e half traitor.
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indexing such a list although we might keep it for possible
future re erence.
t.i..5___t_Q.3F1~'!'1.9 .100 Of the names picked at random
and is hovihgijhen checked through files of the House Committe
Qn;Am:Linn_An1iuities with the hope he will core up with some
record which he can then use as o basis for o press release.
Respectfully,I
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I wish to aduiee that thie Bureau received
an inquiry from Senator lbarthy asking whether
Br. Edward Drgan nae enployed by the FBI. Senator
yccarthy, in accordance with the courtesy extended
to any euch request, nae aduieed that Ir. Morgan
nae no longer an eaployee of thie Qureau.
I hope thie inforaation will aeaiet
in setting the record straight.
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_.q-..- _Thelgi.-Yil _Service Commission furnished the Bureau
a photostatic copy of a newspaper clipping date lined Lac
Vegas, §eya§a, October E5, 1952, in which_ e author of thearticle stated that"PIcCHI17hy and one Willi Mmon had
engaged in illicit acts with each other and I ther that
McCarthy §§§'e7 queer. This same information was also
received {rem the McCarran Committee._ To recommehd no
dissemination and to place the photostatic copies on record
and into the files.
D1~.iL.All._§:
_of the McCarran Comittee furnished
the §g:Qgp_L_j§p§d copy of an article in which Senator Joseph
McCarthg,oi !isc9n§in_waa accused oi heing a ac; deviate= Qn
Novemberi§_§_epresentative
13, 1952, the Civil Service Commission confidentiallyreeniehec the Bureau a Photostat of a.ne:spaper article dated
OE'f5b'é'?_Z§, 19_§2;H1?I31C'happeared in the__ Las Vegas Sun," Las -Vegas, Nevada. This article, a§£'S92 reenspun,
attempted to tear1down the character_of Senator-Mcerthy.
In this article G aehapun stated, among other things, thatSenator- I~1;C-arthy e spent _a night with William McMahon,
fonmeIlI.&n-Qfficial of the Milwaukee County Young Republicans,
in Q kag§aq_hotel_1p9n, at which time McCarthy and McMahon
engaged in illicitfacts with each other. The article alsostated that it '92?'5'§"&ornxnon talk among homosexuals in Milwaukee
that Senator Joe !{cCarthy has often engaged in homosexual
activities. The author of this article said that McCarthy
was a "nueer" and further th£L_h§ §onsider§§_HcQarthy "themost iL1:1cr&_'1._.,_inde_cer_1_t, and unprincipled scoundrel ta ever _ait in the_United States Senate.f " """' . , a ,
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SENATOR JOSEPH McCARTHY
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ALLEGED SEX DEVIATE
November 19, 1952
RECOMMENDATION:;¢
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nnil .'9292.92l',.1rr-y1llO|']s [O Lht. FremnanmagazineThe "Free" on the envelope
mi-am cl course. that it costs-
lhv Sen-Blur nothing to circularize
11$ mn|!ing list. Sanng. perhaps.
me rust of B :l'1=92v Deep Freezers
ul even n Mink Coat. Tsch, sch,
senator! -
-' The word IFree" also indicatesllhnt the publishers of Freeman
magazine understand at least.
what the ram half or its titleI rneans. ' I
T Since you help to ptry U19
cu-=1 of mailing out this ll'POTl-
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ltuir than I give you a quick once.
over of its contents.
| The fourpage, letter-size circu-- lnr is a reprint 11-um what seem!
lri be me "A Revlev-rer's Notebook" 1
department of Freeman Magazine.
edited by one John Chamberlain.
It starts out to review the OPU-5
my the pen 0! Senator Mc Cm-thy
i=m_1 led. "McCarth3."isn11 the Fighl
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lhal lhc puol1>hcr> of Freeman|7Y-'!xjn:92n:- understand at lcp5{9292|'lii the HIM haii M is lillem»ar~.~ '
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[he m|gH3- Casey Remember,Carer! Elrurk nut. UJU. |A11}-u-3} haung fanned nul onL.urn:1:un-s rune nail the senator1;~ nuw gq 5ul|due-ri and culluredzndniduul who wrote B book:
Ahnul 3.'uu-krvo9292-uhn |Havmg done has d921l3- by Sena I
-92<.: 5-!r_C'arlh'92' and the free Iran];-lmg privilege, "M:-_ Chamberlain;drop:-1 mm and mkes on the Red!M;-n_|.-,.- in all in; phesm V92'|{h thehark m his lnerary hand to aiir1*- Tr-v Wm-C" 1D{lDrmrl'H2» he dubs. vet ; 111191!"92J}|I-92 du fll ecu-p: MCCrlhyiSn'|"r921fL§h¢"'B'9292" And suggP592< as 11
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senator Joseph lilcC-ax-thy called Ina to iaqaire concerning the
orogrcii made on the iavistigatioi oi aiiiiitioai made iiairist him regarding
homosexual activities. I told the Senator that the investigation was concluded /'
and a cogy had been sent to the Attorney General together with the correspondence
which he had gives to as, and also Senator Hayden was advised that the investigatto
had pl_.4VCd the alle4atioas to be false. 1 stated that very briefly the individual in
New York, who was interviewed the {ii-It night, did not write the letter and it was
not his signature. I farther stated he had been a queer {or sometime and there
were two other individuals like him who were interviewed and from whom we
too-1 hindwr tioi ig.-ectiierii and tijvewritiij iiiiiiiii. 5. stated that ail denied
they had written the letter or that it was their signature and iorther none oi the
tygewriting specimens jibed with that which we had. hut the handwriting at one oi
the fellow, was slightly similar bat the eagerts in the Laboratory could not
oositively say one way or the other. l told the Senator that it b.iieu' down to the
tact that this group of homosexuals were gill?-G sore at the _>eoat.-Jr because he ha!
made speeches against them, etc. senator McCarthy was appreciative oi this
.nIor|:nati¢.n. _
In addition to the above the Senator stated there was another matter!
which he wanted to take up with me and which l might want to check into. He
advised me that I-dc rney was La hla oltice about Ion: months ago; that he,
the ;enator, had c edhim and asked him whether there was going to he any
prosecotioh again arson on his possession oi the secret documents. beast:
McCarthy told me t htcferaey had stated that he personally did not know but
Pearson had gotten them and he. the Senator, had pointed out the law which had
no coricct-o with now he hid iiiii them int wai coicoraed with the iiiiiiit
publication oi them which was in violation of the htcCarraa Act. McCarthy alilt
at this point Melneraey suggested he come down to see the Senator, which he di
J;:fi'~and at which time he, Mclnerney, stated that someone had showed hirn an aiiida
'-'§='_._gotten by Jack Anderson who was coming up lroxn Milwaukee and Pearson was
J.!_:i1_;]ol.ng to use Lt if he, the Senator, insisted oa prosecuting Pearson, The -..IC.lta'!.§fj':told me he asked what the Batqcnt was and was advised a statemci i
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Mm if anybody wee tnveettgettng tint and he etnted he had not; that Heine:-ney
just enid that Fenre-an had it and Anderson had DIM! lt. Senntor McCarthy
thought if the other matter had not been cioeeui Ii miiii Andifion and
[ind out where be bed gotten the nilidlvit. I elated U we run ecroee this
latter thing in name other uqle It 1111100! into it ll UNI lire! miller hnd
been cloned now end there rte nothing further we could do. HI ehted thu
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the Director on the evening of January 23. He advised the
writer that he desired IT. Hoover be iaforned that he,
General Bolling, is dispatching an Agent by plane today to
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