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REAOVAL oF* GOVERNMENT
LOYALTY OF GOVERPWNT
PLWELPOSE:
To have Mr. Drew
Nichols concerning instant
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BACKLEROUND:
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which is attached reccnnePROPERI'Y" "
EMPLOYEES
Pearson interviewed by Assistant Director
case, in accordance with Mr. Peyton Ford's
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since Mr. Seth Richardson had previously indilcated that Pearson may be
able to furnish pertinent information concerning this matter. You will
recall that the Director instructed that this question be referred to
Mr. Peyton Ford. By memorandum dated October 20, 1950, Mr. Ford
requested that Pearson be interviewed.
RECOIJAENDATION:
lt is recommended that this memorandum, and attachments,
including Mr. Ford's memorandum of October 20, 1950, referenced memora.ndum
of October 12, 1950, and a summary memorandum of August 16, 1950, be
referred to Assistant Director Nichols so that appropriate arrangements
may be made to interview Mr. Drew Pearson.
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PROPERTY LOYALTY OF
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i JAMES E. HATCHER, Chief, Investigations Division,
~ Civil Service Commission; DONALD L. NICHOLSON, Chief,
. Security Division, State Department; SETH W. B1CHARD- ;-
1 SUN, Chairman, Loyalty Review Board; LAWbN¬E Ye MELQY,U Executive Secretary, Loyalty Review Board; ROBERT FENN,
Chief, Examining Section, Loyalty Review Board interviewedfor information as to source of Senator McCART!'s
' t d t kn information and advised tha they o no ow source;v SETH RICHARDSON vi received information to
f effect that , Loyalty Review '-
ii was se n n y o enator McCAnTHY's officee
interviewed and denies all knowledge of source of" McCAnTHY'n information, specifically disclaizing enator
an knowledge of Case, or even the existence of
file in a Review Board. States never in
i of Senator McCAnTHYs office prior to accusatione
McCARTHY and denies any acquaintance with former and
hers of McCAHTHX's staff. Denies knowing
Disclaims any recent association. '
92 persons previously reported as presen
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questioned as to "Red Baiters Club."
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McCABTHY, gratuitously stated to a Special Agent of thisoffice that information appearing in FBI reports in theH case was obtained and inserted in the form of a
ivi. ervice Commission summary of information, thus
making it appear that Senator McCAHTHY's office had secured
access to Civil Service Commission investigative files,rather than FBI files» "went on to explain that e
by handling the informa ion n that fashion, no violation
of the law could be proved, since_the so-called Civil
Service Commission summary fepprt "would not be a bona
fide report of a Government agency. did not 'indicate actual source of the information in-i oaseo
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Colonel JAMES E. HATCHER, Chief, Investigations Division, Civil
Service Commission, furnished essentially the same information as to
his knowledge of this case as has been attributed to Mr. KIMBLLL JOHN-
SON Colonel HAICHhE's assistant, in a previous report in this case,Specifically Colonel arrests stated that the "so-called report of
h no such document investigation" was an evident forgery inasmuc as
exists in the files of the Civil Service Commission Investigations
Division, and further that the document has numerous discrepancies
of form from that_of 4 genuine report; Colonel HaICHEn pointed out
that while the Fol reports referred to in the McCABTHX "exhibit" didactually pass through the offices of the iiiiitigations Division, Civil
' t t t r contained Service Commission, at no time was the s a emen eve
in the files of the Investigations Division, He felt that, therefore,
it was very unlikely that the_leak of this particular information
could have occurred from within the Investigations Division of the
Civil Service Commissions
i 92Colonel Haicans stated r that the 1§§;Iv~ooroo ofthe leak of information in the ase was either wit in the
State Department or within the oya y Review Board, since these are
the'only two places where the information reposeds He said that he
i t d with most of the personnel of the Loyalty Review Board was-acqua n e _
and did not feel that any individual at the Loyalty Review Board would
furnish such information irregularlyu
Mr, DONALD Lt NICHOLSON, Chief, Security Division, Departmentof State, advised t t id not know the so enator McCARTHYs
He said the file was maintain- information in the ase Gt ent Security Division and the Loyalty Review ed at both the Sta e Depar mBoard at one time or another and that the ngormation could have leaked
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from either of these places. He said that naturally he considered.hhe
possibility of the information leaking from the Security Division of
the State Department but was unable to discover any possible way in -
which such a thing might have occurred. He said that he had no suspects
in the Security Division, and in fact had no reasonable suspects
f this information He said he was familiar with the _ as to the source 0 .
make-up of the so lled "3 ' aiters Club " d realize t t t al-lesedlff ilicludes % withall of whom work or e a e epa en 0 e said that he coul seeno way in which any of these men would have had access to the -
file, and further that his knowledge of these men was such the.
he had confidence in them that they would not furnish information of
this nature to urauthorized_persons¢' . r _,, - -. K H
Mrs NICHOLSUN later furnished additional information which is
set out later in this report.
Mr. Shin W, §lCHARDSON, Chairman, Loyalty Review Board, advisedth t he was familiar with the situation involving the possession by aSQHELGT 3-icCA:1Thi Of iI'lfO1*m&tiO1'1 relating ti! Chi Waj and £11116' that thi information emanated from e Loyalty Review he did not feel s
Board, he agreed that it was possible that the information was furnished
' h d by someone in the Loyalty Review Board, inasmuch as the material a
at one time or another been contained in the files of the Loyalty Review
' ' ' t s toBoards Mr. RICHARDSON said that he did not have any suspec s a
the identity of th source of Senator ' * rmation, but mentionecthat the names of a.nd both employees
of the Loyalty Rev ew ar , come 0 _s a en 0 in this con-
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Mr. RICHAADSUN stated that about the time the McCAnTHY state-Iyent in instant matter broke, he received a telephone call from QbwIrsansor, newspaper columnist, who is an acquaintance of his, and that
PaARSON said in effect - I have been told by a member of Senator
McCARiHY's staff that he has been obtaining information from an in-
dividual employed at the Loyalty Review Board. Also an individual
employed by the Loyalty Review_Board hgs been seen_at §enator?McCanTHYsofficeoand what about this fellow Hwho works for your} J-I1 Dune?words RICHARDSDN said, while e c nnot say that Phanov definitelysaid iad been furnishing information to McCaniHY, or had been
seen a cCARTHY's office, the implication was obvious that he had.
M» RTCHARHRON a=+a that at the time Qf ggn55Q'5 gall, nlQaRp5QKof*_identity as an employee of the Loyalty Review
IBoard, and so informs EARSON. fa ' .
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Mr, RlCl-IABDSON said that he had questioned- in thatconnection andpdenied ever having been at or near Senator
McCAn1HY's offic 0
A Mr. BICHAADSON stated that he had been informed by Mra
LAv.'rinI92ICE V. MISLOY, Executive Secretary of the Loyalty Review
Board, of information which had come the latter's attention suggest-ing the possibility tha an employee of the Loyalty
Review Board may have been n w enator McCAri'lHXs officeaMr. RICHARDSLN said that upon speaking tovregarding this the
latter denied ever having been in touch wi enator McCA.RTiiYs
office at any time in any connection. ' L
Mr, LAWBENCE V0 MELOY, Executive Secretary, Loyalty Review
Board, advised that he had no specific information indicative of the
source of Senator McCARTBYs information. He said that he had been
informed by Mr, L. A. MOYBa, Executive Director and Chief Examiner
of the Civ'l Service Commission, of the information suggesting that might have been in contact with Senator McCARTHY's office,
e sai he informed Mr. BlCnADSUN o ' nd that upon beingquestioned regarding the matter, denied any connection
with Senator McCARTHY or his offi e.
rm:-., matey stated that he did net feel that anyone in the
Loyalty Review Board would have furnished such information to
Senator McCAaTHY, and in particular stated that s ' ersonaln man ears acquaintance, that and
all of whom have been e p oyed many ears
by the Civil erv ce ommission, were the type of men who would not doany such thing. He stated thit he said this regarding "not-withstanding the fact that was under suspicion for s milar
ty several years ago, e said he felt in this connection that
having once been involved in such a matter, wouldahave learned
his son and not place himself in such a position again.92 es
Mr. BUBMT FENN, Chief, Examining Section, Loyalty Review
Board, stated that he had no specific information s to the identityh r s t M CARTHY's information nd stated t of t e source o ena or c a _ I
ticular he felt from hi closeapersonal acquaintance withM and that none of these men>i'waIs"thb;typei
w o wo d do suc . '
Mr, L. a. MOYER, Executive Director and chief.Examiner,Civil Service Commission, ' t ' advised t the information which haddi to him from-
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Mr, HARRY B. MITCHELL, Chairman, Civil Servic C mmission,advised that he received the information regardin'g£whiehhe furnished to Morse from Mr. DONa_LD*~s,¢wsoN, AdainE:-a ive
Assistant to the President, who informed him that he had in turn
De ut Under Secretary of State lQ§@_E
DEURIFDEGXprnisned to him by Mr, DAWSON was to the effect tzetq, anemployee of the Loyalty Review Board was seen in the vioin y of
Senator McCARTHY's office, He said that upon checking back on the
matter with Mr. DAWSON, DAWSON was in turn_informed by Mr. fEURIFOY
that one of his men had seen an employee of the Loyalty neview
of Senator McCARTHI's Board, believed to be in the vici tth i tion of was not definite. s office, although e en ca
Hr. SAMUEL D. BOYKIN, Director, Office of Consular Affairs,
ll Department of State, was interviewed regarding the information a egedly
i h d in the first instance by Mr, EURIF Y, who is at present ' furn s e
b d r to Greece and not in this country. Mr. BOYKIN made in- Am assa o
quiry and determined that Mr. DONALD L. NICHOLSON, Chief, Secuity
' ili with the matter Division, Department of State was fam ar 0
Mr. NICHQLSUN stated that during the time when Senator
MQCAATHH was making statements in the Senate regarding the State
Department, the then Deputy Under-Secretary of State hr, PEUBIFDY,was on Capitol Hill, on occasion. He said that Mr. §EUBIFQY told
him that on one occasion, while in the.Sente Office Building he
was approached in the corridor by an individual whose identity hen id tn him in affect - Mr- PEUBIFOY yon don't did not know who saia -- n._ -_ ------ __- -know me butI have great admiration for the State Department, and
t i in factmy wife once worked there. I think the State Departmen s
getting a raw deal and I Just want to tell you that Senator_McCARTHH may be getting some of his informati9n_from a man named
in the Loyalty Review Boards-Mr PEURIFOX informed Hrs!!!HOLSON that he took no further note of the matter'at the time,
h individual who and was completely unaware of the identity of t eappro ched him. Mr. NICHOLEON said that he presumedihat Mr.P -I , _ an + -1+ -vunn ' I?EURI%0Y informed r, DAWSGN or this matter so vhav qp v riaeection might be taken were the allegations found to beP¥E$1a¢
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s time on Capitol Hill, Board and that he spen a grea _ _He said he did not know Senator McCAhTHY nor had he ever been in
Senator McCAnTHYs office, He said further that he knew no members
past or present of Senator McCABTHY's staff.B.
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_ said that he was also uestioned by Mr RICHABDSGN4
_ Q =regarding some allegation that he mayknnaebeen seen at or near Senator
McCARTHY's office, and stated that he attributes any such allegation
t0 the fact that he knows that there are several individuals whofrequent Capitol Hill who have displayed enmity to him in the past,b1
and who he feels would be not beyond making unfounded accusationsagainst him» - C
_'1;a 1 1; 11 11 ththe 'ghthaveu poin e o any a ega on a mifurnished information in the case is ridiculous in that if he
were inclined to perpetrate any suc deeds, he has access to and
knowledge of infor on which would be much better used than theinformation in the case by any persons wishing to have access
to information with n e oyalty Bevaw Board. He said that he
stated this to emphasize the fact that he would certainly not furnish
any information to unauthorized individuals, pointing out that he was
an employee of many years standing with the Civil Service Commission,
and considers it beyond belief that he would at this late date be
thought to do anything<iisloyal to the Civil Service Commissions
t t d th t h h d cifi information as to s a e a e a no spe c
the identity of any persons furnishing information to Senator McCABTHX,
and in particular thought that no employees of the Loyalty Review Board
would be guilty of such activitys
Colonel GROVnR C. DAVIS, Chief, Inspection Section, Loyalty
e' Board, advised that he was not specifically familiar with thewase, and knew of no one in particular who would have had
access to that case, if at any time it was maintained in his office.
He said that in April of l95O the sensitive State Department cases were
placed in the exclusive custody of Dr; COCMBS of the Loyalty Review
Board Colonel DAVIS was unable to furnish any infor tion as to the
ident of the source of Senator McCARTHY's informat nt
- was er riewed at his office and_ inquiry was made as o w ether
familiar with the statement of Senator McCaBlHY regarding the
case. He immediately stated that he h r heard of thecase, was not familiar with the name and was not aware
the any such case was handled by the Loyalty ev ew Board. He stated
specifically in res onse to questioning, that he was not familiar withany details cf they,-ise nor did he ever officially handle thecase inaalty ew oard, reiterating that he had never heard
of the case,
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office or in the vicinity thereof, nor did he know where it was located
until such time as he was questioned by Hr. RICHARDSON regarding an
allegation that he was seen at or near Senator McCARTHY's office,
after which questioning he proceeded immediately to Senator McCAnTHY's
office with the intention of seeing the Senator in an effort to refute
any such allegation, He said that he was unable to gain anlinterview
with the Senator and left the Senator's office without identifying
himself. He said that this was the only occasion when he was ever at
or near Senator McCARTHI's office, mentioning that the only time he ever
was in the Senate Office Building was in connection with his official
attendance at certain hearings conducted in that buildings
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individ previously reported as present at the so-called "Red
Baiters Club" meeting; however, no specific mention was made of the
"Red Baiters Club," its membership, or its meetings. It was notdeemed advisable to mention this tc in view of the necessity
for maintaining the confidence of Wash ng on Confidential Informant
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frequentlyi steadfastly denied having, seen,talged, or me! with the other individuals as a club, or individually
for at least about one year.
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Congress any information which may have come to his knowled e in con-
nection with his Government employment. He mentioned that e had beensuspected of furnishing information to Congressman FRED Q1/§bSBEY,_
but denied ever doing so. He said in factthai he nver even knew
BUSBEY until such time as he had been suspected of furnishing informa-
tion to BUSBEY, at which time he immediately sought an interview with
BUSBEY to solicit the latter's assistance in proving he had not furnis
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_denied ever removing, extracting or copying any
information in any files or correspondence coming to his attention
in connection with his Government employment, and stated that while
prior to his employment in the Loyalty Review Board, he was accustomedto taking material home with him to work on, that d never removeany material from his office even for the purpose g¥92§%%ng "home work"
since he has been employed in the Loyalty Review Board.
stated that he had no knowledge whatever as to
the source of Senator McCahTHYs information and stated that it
definitely did not emanate from hima
who is employed as an investigator by
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which was was being conducted byfthe FBI regardingOtllt RE!. stated that he presumed that approximately
twe ve FBI offices ha these reports, and that copies had also been
distributed to Office of Naval Intelligence and to G-2, Departmentof the Army, indicated that in the past he had been able .to
secure some in ormation from the New York office of ONI. He stated
that he needed such a report inasmuch as Senator McCABTHY, in the
future would nottmaite any further allegawns without being able to
support such allegations by an investigative reportt He said that if
he could get the report, he could attribute the information containedtherein to another Goverment ative agency, explaining that
"this is what happened in the case."
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an investigation to determine how Senator Mc0ARTHY could have obtained
the information aw in the Civil Service Commission Investigative
files concerning _ He also stated that the Senstorlhed been
questioned in this regard by_..a representative of the.FBI.said that if he had the 1.ATiIMOB.E summaIy% it
would be handled in the same fashion as was done in the case,' ' ti . n In the FBI explaining that he had inserted ,report in't'H§ form ozf a summary of information appearing inf ejivil
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laws 1n'asm'T.1ch as the Civil ervice Commission summary report would not
be a bona fide report of a Government agency, and thus, a theft of
Government property case as such, could not be proved. He said that
he also believed that a theft of Government property case with respect
to the information cont ained in the report could not be proved inasmuch
as the information would be completely paraphrased, making it impossible
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Reference is made to my memorandum dated October 28, 1950, pointing out
that Mr. Peyton Ford, Deputy Attorney General, had instructed by memorandum dated
October 20, 1950, the Bureau to interview Mr. Drew Pearson, newspaper columnist,
concerning instant investigation. You will recall that Mr. Seth Richardson
indicated to the Bureau that Pearson hsd information relating to this matter. It
was recommended that Assistant Director L. B. Nichols be requested toconduct the
interview of Pearson,
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to have Mr, Drew Pearson interviewed today concerning instant case. They were
advised to bear in mind the following;
1. Advise Pearson that Bureau contact with him is pursmnt to Deputy
Attorney General Peyton Ford's request-
2. Tht Richardson suggested we talk with Pearson: that Richardson has
no objection to Pearson revealing all information in his possession concerning this
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additional informtion from that POiJI|.'|;e
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To advise that attached WFO report contains interview with fF wherein he indicates he prepared CSC Surmnary later used by Senator
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copies or tho imreotigativo reports prepared by this Bureau in the above captiomd
case. Reference is also made to your nemormadum dated September 19, 1950, in-
ltructim that instant investigation ha reopened npd certain additioml 11112-I"-
Y1Q'IB condui-ed» - oAttached hereto in one copy 01' the report of Special lgent £%- dated Iovomber 2, 1950, at Isahington, B. 6. t
The results of the i.nte.!"1ri8I with Ir. Drew Poaraon, ihich you requested,
will be transmitted iunodiatelyjnftor I. Pearson's intorvieir. .
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PROPERTY; LOYALTY OFmw 1o e ar 1 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
1 qlreeassis ant,that severa repor ers 0 nlcago ribune
and Hearst newspapers assigned to work for
Senator McCARTHY therin information and""°""5°*'"°"'s= DRE PAARSON inter iewed and advises his 'information ' om his '
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*9 Mr. DREW PJARSON, NewspaperWriter, 1313 29th j92 1}, Street, N.W., was interviewed in Qpnection with the infor- II I mation attrib ed to him by SETH RICHARDSON. ~ a
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Mr. PEARSON advised t ion in this
matter came from his assistant? He statedthat the Chicago Tribune ehd H had assigned _
several good reporters to work for Senator McCARTHY theringinforrnation and writing speeches. He said that lmed --
out a lead for him, to talk o on ,:<v. occasion, in running
of the Hearst repor ng for McCA5TEY. He said that92hlS re orter gav one information, and when " I
sked him e were sure of it, the Hearst man -jrep ied in effect - certainly, it came from of -
the Loyalty Review Board, - _ o e to-t .f , aft
_ Mr. PEARSON said that in ecking this 0 - -determined the identity of to be 'an employee of the toyalty ew oa . Mr. _s a -
that he had no further information in the matter; but suggested
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f ' Ass5.sta.nt.'-Iof nhswtrsessofh,a-friend.of"£, ' 1313 29th Street, N.w;, a sed that he was _ _
Senator McCABTHY and formerly used to hang around Senator'.:
McCA3THY's Office quite regularly. He said that about the T
tine McCARTHY began his "crusade" against Communists in the 92;
State Department, that_the Chicago Tribune and Hearst news-'~
papers assigned some of their reporters to work for McGARTHY,
and that he had frequent occasion to observe these reporters_I
around Senator McCARTHY's Office. .He said that he felt_these 1
reporters did not know his association with.PEARSOH and 5. Q;
accepted him as being in the camp of Senator'McGnBIH1 from ,having observed him :Ln.HcCA?1ThY'S_0ffice sotmuch; --3 '
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Reference is made to your memorandum of November 71950, concernizw the above entitled ca snitting e copyof the report of Special Agent dated Rovem
the so-calted inxfestigative report :Ln aehuse. ' " S92'J.
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BLCKGROUITD:You will reoill that upon 41101! ix". Soa I. Rioinrdson advisedthat he had been contacted by Ir. Dré Pearson, the well known eolmnnist, who
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r Chice o Tribune and the Hearst newspapers. oints out that at the timefumished this information to hin he wts un!er the ression that-was also a member or !loCsrthy's staff end, therefore, le certain tintQ would not discuss the raot or having a source in e oynlty Review Board
an would eerininly protect the identity of his couree it he were interviewed in
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the assure-nee that the inforlntion furnilhed by e! would be minined in92 confidence within the Depertee t of Justice. UL,| /r »s/4#'- JYou will also re l t a e tine you interviewed Senator
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
November 4, 1952
Mr. L. B. Nichols
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
Cjwashington, D. C.SL1 11!-Q L _t> if =&n'_>TT@_" ¬.Lb_.E.|._hQ§_C_"T'_"T.J1¥Dear Nick: . ' , ';l[rnQi[QQHRerWHhv emt£wVu@e.~ *_Re our telephone conJersatbn this morniig
concerning the appearance of Mr. Edward P.92organ_.
on WTMJTV, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Sunday,
November 2, 1952.
92 I am enclosing herewith copies of a -
~l news item from the Milwaukee Journal of
November 3, 1952 and from the Milwaukee Sentinel
» of November 3, 1952 giving news accounts of thisi speech.
fTb;g¥§$F9h;lg -:_e_I am also enc1osi;5'%g_additiona1 copy of
the paid advertisement of t isconsin Citizens
.. Committee on Mo Carthys record urging the election 92of Mr. 'If1'1_omas..E.g,"PH$rchild for U. s. Senator which
92appeared_in the Milwaukee Journal on October 31, 1952.
92 As I told you I recall a previous copy of this had
already been sent to the Bureau. In the event it
sis possible to obtain a complete transcript of
Mr. Morgan's talk without disclosing our interest
kin the matter I shall forward it to you immediately.
_/ With kindest regards, I am,
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Senator M¢C_.1.'li1.lL..9l'l£_1_l§¬d_i
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ithe former chief_inspector_ofjl1e;F'BI charged here Sunday night._i 'McCa.rthy also gaviiac ' -
port to "the most notorious A_mer-
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!ti9" .!"ti_en he hEl.D@d .Earl..Bi-ow;
d_er win acquittal on a charge of
contempt of congress: Edward P
Morgan of Washington, D, Q.,_said.
; Morgan appeared on a W'I"M.l-
TV program to urge votes for
Thomas E. Fairchild, Democratic
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;- Edward P. Morgan
{candidate for McCarthy's senate
seat. The program was a paid po-
ljtical broadcast in which Fairchild
'made a closing campaign speech
after Morgan appeared. _
' An FBI man from 1939 to 1947,
when he resigned to enter private
nnts and other. siibversive Zr
dmriz .Wor1_d War_11._
Fatled to Name New Suspectllaw practice, Morass siras J. -
gar Hoovers top aide on Co -
§aying that i92*icCarthy ma
damaged the investigative work of
government s e c ii r i t y agencies.
M a 'd that the e ens. I 1n led to I a singl; 3Edward P. Morgan's tele-
vised criticism ot Senator Mc- l
Carthy will be rebroadciast
widely Monday night. Milwau- .
l-tee stations now scheduled to
carry the speech are WISN -at 17 p.m.. WCAN at 8 pm. and l
WOKY at 9:30 p.m. At noon, .
broadcasts had been arranged
in eight other Wisconsin cities.
Communist but has not even
named a suspect not previously in-
vestigated by government agen-.cies." ' l
Speaking without notes in a fer-
vent personal plea that McCarthy
be retired, Morgan said he was
breaking B Persons] pledge of si-
lance to help fight "the evil, cor-
rupting infl ence of McCarthy.ism.
ei-its Checked on Forgery
'With_.K£E§l [elm t ce endonly ecause I feel tl$e%geop_l_e__Q{
WI§|Toi'1§ifi"shoiiTd 1555-1, _f_1Tl__lLSt
r5E¬§Ifir'CiI§_92=ide1itl1¢o0i921n to mi?
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concerns the time wl'i_e_n__M_ ;C§'T.thy, in a n'ia_d'eTfor't:t_|_J'j|,15tify11i5_idiilses . gt. ..Qorrununisi.s _.i.n_the
Stats department. _1iroducer1__s
1hl§lCf3Q¢uHJent__on_ae _senate ifloor. Jt .m ]
cial do_cg_rii_ent 0f_ one of our se-.
¢a12Ix..a:cie.¢_"T§i92_1id _=_s_i92/I.s<7*5¥ .1@.*§%_fr.L_"I1ei£-__-1.=.en_atons she Eld-dou ted iis Nov-'l1_elies iem_.i.ln:;iiiis_is_iE.i;inHcyidence we've @Y.Qte_d_tr__=ie_c;__"Yét_vvith_in_a week. two agenul
' Ilaihie i§BLc¥%1nLli1fto my office0 me at ocument wasd ut'rorg'e?y_. 'ri1_gy WEFELila: w_f.ie_3_oat.vm_Iers@'iIE
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gram that the document "pur-
ported to be a civil service com-
mission report on loyalty
checks." He said that he lacked
details on the materials eon-
. ceied because I was only
asked if I had any idea who hadforged it.."] Z '
The forme I officer said he
had come to Wisconsin at his own
expense to help warn Wisconsin
voters of McCarthy methods-
how he accuses fellow Americans
of treason, the highest crime, with
no evidence, with half truths. with
distalaioii and even ¬|documents." Il
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Corninunists to win his 1101.111113-
tion as senator." '
[In 1946, when McCarthy W8}
. circuit judge at Appleton, itwas revealed thatdhe had lilti-pm,-ed "qqj¢iue" ivorces orpolitical _i.I"l8IldS. In the 1945
cgmpaign for the senate nom- -
1|-ration, Wisconsin Communists
denounced. S@."aE°{ i:%_1'".°}*éE'i:McCa1"[hy.'s' 1'1VBl., B-IIEI 1.1:.lette criticized Soviet Russia-2%?-
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toward communism.
"'In"1951T'"EérT Browder. the
most notorious American C070munist of our generation, W85 mi
trial in Washington for contempt
of ¢0ng!eS5_ The citation had been
voted by the ' senate because
Browder had refused to answer
questions from Senator H.1cken-
lican. Yet Browder won acquittal
without even taking the stand.
The one witness for him was Sen-
ler Joseph McCarthy. I know-
ibecause I was a witness againstlooper, McCarthy's fellow Repub-'» r
' ad maLm i "'MF!§U92¥ the meaning 0! 1'03!
the senate TydingS! committee
i92'9S1it;ating Communists in
E0V9"1ment. That committee
found McCarthy's charges a
fraud and hoax on the American
, people.
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McCarthy 'sa i d Browder had1 been a co-operative witness at
senate hearings]
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{most notorious Communist of our
generation aided communism more
92i1.h81!l Q11! One he has charged with
tCommunist activities," Morgan
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' Urges Vote for Fair-child
Morgan said that Wisconsin
residents who want to fight com-
imunism will serve their country
best by voting for Tom Fairchild,
who has been a United States at-
torney and l-tiqws that we havellaws and agencies to control this
|danger to our nation without
gthrowing freedom and decency out
lthe window." -
Fairchiid, whose family was
with him for the telecast, used his
final speech to summarize his cam-
paign. He quit his pleasant work I
as federal attorney for westernl
Wisconsin, he said, to fight a
hysteria that has the capacity to1 __ t at would show the world "these
Br°e1- Knited States can t.ri[Morgan was chief counsel f0r F |sition," Fairchild said.Points to Hitler, Stalin .
words, I point out that Hitler and
Stalin came to power in the same
way, and once In power they used
the brutal methods of the secret
police, the suppression of the free;
press, and ruthlessly destroyed
every vestige of democratic oppo-1
The parallel with the junior
senator is disturbingly clear. Can
you doubt that racial intolerance
and religious bigotry are next on
his list? This is more than a polit
led cmnpaign. It is a moral strug-
gle for decency, tolerance, fair
play and freedom itself." t
He closed by calling for votesl
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talk. lVlgCar_thy_calle£Lthe fail:-_
sifdfbevker th_e_head..o.Lthe..
whitewash team of the _TQyi|_1gs_
c6m"itteeL'_:v§gC§jth'y' §§"ig"; *
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Mg"a"rT"1s "why he 'l§ a_f_oirn1_§L_
FBI m_!1.I'!Ii.?='!1'.!'t§.lI315f_<1et-suit
represent the_cle5n cut, up ' ;'
anti-Corn"r'nunist young men in '
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asked." lie lett.here.im:ne '
aftsrlhe. b.r0adcas_t_tQ_speak_to_a
Democratic rally in Sioux City,
Iowa. ,
WTMJ-Ti reported an enthusi-
astic "unprecedented" response to
his speech. Normally, telephone
callers object to political speeches,
but calls after the broadcast were -all favorable. I
Williain Proxznire, Democraticcandidate for governor who is con-
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General of Wisconsin and later as Federal District Attorney, Tom Feirchild
showed great ghting qualities in exposing and convicting every type of law-'
breaker. He has worked closely with the FBI and lqiows how to get action
without hysteria or smearing innocent people. _ __ ___ lnridourommu-yofCommmists.Evidenoe,notlneung l.. -., xv eonviction:,notheadlir|es-vyllluaeetessdheetlis sq ummem-me-. . gr» . H e
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of democratic law enforcement. Security inveetigations an be eon- ' e
ducted fairly, accurately and without hysteria. That u the um oi the FBI. .. i
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Ex-FBI Man
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investigator tor the FBI chargej
Sunday night that Senator Joseph
R. McCarthy has not exposed 1
Single Communist. "
Edward P. Morgan, of Wash-I
ington, D. ., mack the charge as
he appeared with Thomas E.
Fairchild. Democratic nominee
for U.8. senator. on a television
program. _
Morgan was with the FBI from
1939 to 1947. In 1950 he was chief
counsel for the Senate hrdhgs
Committee, which investigatedof McCarthy's own standards of
what constitutes pro-Communism,
the senator had shown more
Communist prociivlties than any
person named in his charges by
testifying in behalf of Earl Brow-
der. former leader oi the Amer-
ican Communist Party. when
Browder was tried for contempt
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he said. "instead of fighting Com-
munism has been the voice of
fascism and has been the secret
weapon of the Communists in
this country."
T Ioes Rebuttal
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy
Sunday night assailed EdwardMcCarthys Communists in gov-,1, Morgan me ex_FBI mvgp' emu-ent charges and lound they
were. "a fraud and a hoax.tor. as the head of the whitewash
team of the Tydings Committee."rndggg By 3'31 H Answering Morgan, who called
attention to McCarthy! test!-_, Cgiviry l:'_¬e:n§:I:siact%1u:¬d-b:rgn?1': many in 1 trial of Elf]. Browser,3' P y liiccarthy said: --
'vestigated by the FBI, Morganasserted. - 'It is true that I testified on
behsit of Browder at his trial forI '3r19~wh3g- FBI met J Egg? contempt of the Tydings Commit-
Hoorer as I do..'Bo1-san ¢Q1lI'EtL '"he__LHoover_l .wnnldn'1 I18-V in I1-'-33;»-I -aggenii :1-1rterth:n:g:
°l'¥° " --,';3i'-"'!1-911i four declined to testify. 1 mt 1-C-9~'im 1-L A [should testify. 1 did. and 1 mmHe also cited recent testllnonymem the Ihmmte um
. by Gen. Walter Bedeli Smithr while I ma tn: most chm . ' pistehead of the Central Intelllgencefmmgmpt for the committee I RAg-encgt before the House Uh-
American Activhiee Committee.that Browder did not. I-Ie 00-01!-
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'arI_Browder in His ti'ial_in March, _ .
I-le said Browder was facing
charges of contempt of Congress for
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Browder later was acgliitted.
HE'S FOR STEVENSON
Morgan, now a Wasldngton at-
torney, said he was making only
one speech during the campaign. He
appeared at Peoria Tuesday night
under sponsorship oi the Volunteers
for Stevenson and Peoria Inde-
pendents.
He said many examples 9,1 snai-
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1-Jwer. the Rwsb1iqan
' C m ' ts b t I nominee, with orrninis , __u ibrinslhem out onm
eanmglessness of all su '-
mony.
Americans for Democratic Action
ADA! meanwhile accused McCar-
thy of exploiting the "big lie" tech-
nique in his attack on Adlai E. Ste-
venson.
TROOPER l92{ENTALITY'
Referring, in a statement, to Mc-
Carthy's Monday speech, the AIDA.
declared: .aracterized his high and wild st-
ck on Gov. Stevenson."
A copy of the statement was sent
r wire from ADA headquarters in
Washmgton to James V. Cunning-
ham, executive director of the Inde-
pendent Voters of Illinois, an ADAI
affiliate. , ; F
0_n the Republican side, Sen. Dirk-i
coura eo -- n
the opinion of the McCartlg__ ad
_1-iii-grs. i
Arthur ll'T'§i:nesinger Jr., Pulit-_
zer Prize historian and a speech
e-writer on the Stevenson staff in the
presidential campaign, declared that
McCarthy "tore s. sentence out of
context for the purpose of insinuat-I
ing that I am a pro-Communist."
Schlesinger pointed out that an
article of his, appearing in a na-
tional magazine on July 29, 1946,
contained the sentence: "1 happen
to believe that the Communist
Party should be granted freedom
of political action and that Com-i1 gnllf! ' ' Bernai92d,D0'loto, another Steven ._ n speech writer to whom Me-f_ Carthy referred as Tchar 'in- his broadcast said the--/I.
onal tact and innuendo, whicnin universities, so long as they
not disqualify themselves by lnte
lectual distortions in . the cl
rooms." -
CALLS ACTION '.l'¥PICAL ,
McCarthy's quotation, as broad-1
cast, deleted the qualifying phrase
so long as they do not disqualify
themselves by intellectual distor--
tions 1n the classrooms."
mistake was "typical of the Mc;
Carthy-Eisenhower distortion of 'facts." " Ii
McCarthy said De Voto had|written an article in "I-Iarper's|'
Magazine as reported by the Daily
Worker" denouncing the agents of
the FBI as "college-trained flat-feet." '
Everyone who has read my works
knows I am one of the most anti-
Communist of_ American writers.
said De Voto. "I have been repea
ledly attacked by Pravda, the Dail
munists should be allowed to teachiWorker and other Communist p
pets."
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Speaking from his home town
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broadcast, McCarthy i_:£sj1e_d_gu_t
|,1__§dward P._Mo_r_ga;_i_, forms
FBI agent and counsel for e
Tydings Committee, who had
spoken Sunday night from Mil-
waukee over television in behalf
of the candidacy of McCarthy's
Democratic opponent for the Sen-
ate, Thomas E. Fairchild.
A crowd of 1,500 persons at
Apple't0ll'B Rio Theater cheered
McCarthy as he went after Mor-
gan, renewed his denunciations of
threeiof Gov. Adlai Stevenson's
campaign assistants, and urged
the election of Republican presi-
denriai candidate Gen. Eisen-
hovi er and a Republican Congress.
licCarthy said Morgan was 1
iawfyer for the notoriously in-
efficient Office of Price Stabiliza-
tion." The senator said Morgan
was assistant chief counsel for
the Pearl Harbor investigation
and wrote the infamous Pearl
Harbor report." and "also headed
the Tydings Committee staff and
wrote its whitewash report"
Referring to Morgan's charge
that McCarthy testified in behalf
of Earl Browder, former head of
the American Communist Party,
McCarthy said: V
I was called to testify and un-
der oath gave the court the com-
plete story oi how under Morgan's
and Tyding's coaching Browder
co-operated wholeheartedly with
them in whitevrhashing Browders
Communist friends. The court
agreed with me. So '1yding's chief
of s ff, Morgan, was brought toWisriinsin at the last minute to
false y pose as e. spokesman foil
the T I. Don't you wonder jus"-i
how ow they can get in this cam}
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Ah!cCarthy again at cl-ted Ber-nard De Voto, edtbzd Harper's
agazine, Arthur Schlesinger J1-., '
a rd professor, and James
chsler, editor of the New York
ost, all or v'¢i:|_o_m he said were
l dvlsors and speechwriters of_
tevenson'. l
He_sa.1d_Ds_Ioin _nmi.e_sn_u=5
ticle in Harper's Oct. 1949 issuei
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cies and distortions. _
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gers answer to the junior sena-
tor's previous criticism th at
;Schlesinger favored permitting
Communists as teachers. Bchle-
singer had accused McCarthy of
omitting Schlesingers qualifica-
tion eo long as they Co u-
nistsl do not disqualify th, -
selves by intellectual disto
in classrooms."
Then Hccsrthy asked: I
1 "Do you, the American people,
,know what that means? I don't.
A Communist teacher must be in-
tellectually dishonest or he would
not be a Communist."
McCarthy said that though
Wechsler and his wife were at one
time both members of the Young
Communist League, Wechsler now
maintains he has reformed and
is no longer s Communist. But,
McCarthy asserted that Wech-~
sler's paper tn many respects}
follows the Communist Party line ,
right down to the last period." i
McCarthy got e tremendous
ovation at the close of his talk
when he said: If you want to get
rid of the Communists and the
corrupt mess in Washington your
task is to work all day tomorrow
to make sure that we elect Gen,
Eisenhower, and s. Republican
Senate and 1 pubiican Con-
gressgMe arthy wi vote Tue at
Appilms and st ight he will old,en Pen house st the App ton
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bgcrding Government Enployees! Renoual of , 1¢mq,,__. Government Property; Loyalty qf Government !p1oyees§:§'"--Bulky Exhibit File Number: 121.4155a-73 '**-"-
we are presently in the process of reviewing all bulky
exhibits presently on hand, in order that we may weed out those
which will serve no useful purpose by being retained. Inasmuch
as a great many of these bulky exhibits pertain to inactive
cases and are occupying badly needed space, it is requested that
you have the appropriate substantive supervisor review the above~
listed bulky exhibit and render a decision as to the retention
or disposition of the material contained therein. A notation as
to the decision rendered should be placed on this memorandum, and
it should be returned to the Filing Unit of the Records Branch,
Room 1113, Identification Building. This memorandum will be
riled in the case tile.
RECOMMENDATION:
That the above-listed bulky exhibit be reviewed and a
decision rendered as to the retention or disposition of the
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EMPLOYEES IDYALTI OF GOVERNMENT _PURPOSE: To advise that during instant investigation Ipy&ll:.Yl tor , Review Board employee, and suspected leak of i1 Se llcCsrth;yinterviewed and asked if knew among others, who was reportedf th 92 Red Baiters Club " an anti-Gommmist goup to which as being a member o ,
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anti-C mmunist who feel that the stration is not doing
the opinion thatclub are militantly _ o
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Director, FBI DATE: December ll, 1950'TO :
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LOYALTY OF GOVERNMENT EMPIDIEES
Bureau file 121-23273SUBJECT:
Reference Bureau letter December l, 1950. H
Honorable HARRY B. MITCHELL, Chairmen, Civil Service Commission,
was interviewed at his office on November I!, 1950. Hr. MITCHELL advised that
about two weeks previously he had received a telephone call from DONALD DAWSON,
Administrative Assistant te the President. He stated that sr. mwson was
in Florida at TCHELL said that DAuiSON's call was withreference to 1 employee of the loyalty Review Board.
said that Hr. N e veiled language, however, and did not
by name. He said there was no question that DAWSON was referring to
HI. HITCHE aid that HI. DAWSON told bin that 118 had receivedinformation that? in possession 01' a list of one' thousand namesprepared by Iraq telligence whicdgae getting ready to turn over to
- Senator HcCARTH'I. Hr. MITCHELL ssi he had LAWRENCE V. EELOI, Executive
Secretary, Lo Review Board, check on the latter, and it was found byHELOY thatad in his office e photostatic copy of voluminous material,
almost entirely newspaper clippings, relating to Communists and related
matters. '
. MITCHELL and nr. mo! questioncdgegarding the matter,to dvised that he had received the photos records 1rom}l__AL'1"ER_,_ _ , ; ationsl Republic Hagasine, Washington, D.C.dvised that he
accept it on behalf of the Loyalty Review Board inasmuch as STEELE had
gratuitously offered it as source I3. I possible use to the LoyaltyReview Board for reference p111'pO8eB. dVi86d that he had one
photostatic copy made through the normal channels_used for this purpose
in the Civil 5e:-vice Comission, and took one copy home to add to his
personal collection of similar source material and maintained the other
copy in his office for usual reference purposes. K
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Hr. MITCHELL stated that an examination of the material lads it 9
obvious that it did not emanate from ll-my Intelligence, although MITCHELL
said he believed it likely that STEELE also furnished a copy to 6-2 for _
similar reference purposes. _ ___ 3- of "3 ' - ~
In initial examinatiomof the document revealed that it is a _
compilation of newspaper clippings and other public source material,
mostly of old date ,,,such as 1938 and 1939, typical of the type of materiel
lmown to be maintained by WALTER STEELE. Nothing in the document was noted
of a recent date, and nothing appeared to relate specifically to Government I
employees. A large segment consisted of numerous full page groups oi pictures
of servicemen, apparently from International Workers Order publications,
which fgt» may have given rise to the idea of one thousand names prepared
by Army Intelligence.
Hr. MITCHELL said he did not believe the material would be
thought by anyone to be of value to Senator HcCAR'1HI, and even if it were, t
STEELE. HI. MITCHELL l.dV'i8Gd lit HI. HELOY had iIlfOIl'l1Ed hill that U1-8!!did not appear to be any irregularity inmconduct in receiving thethat he imagined l'!cC.lR'1'HY could easily have obtained it directly from | 7
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required.
Hr. MITCHELL mentioned that on the basis of information made
available to him by the oi Justice, he had caused an arrangement
to be made to ty Review Board to the Civil
service Commission , on work not connected with the
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Wisconsin, Ibm Iairchild, that the people of this great
state have to vote for as their next Senator.
In one sense, however, what I am about to do is
most distasteful to me because I am going to have to expose
a man I once personally liked. Tonight, my friends, I want
to discuss with you, as one who has fought Communism for
many years, the evil corrupting influence that is known
today as.HcCarthism. Now, unfortunately, it is necessary
to qualify onE's self to speak upon this subject, becaufe
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investigations far the FBI all over the United States; I
lectured to FBI Agents and police officers from all ouer the
world concerning the menace of Communism, Nazism, Fascism
and the other totqljtarianisms. Upon leaving the FBI a few
years ago I felt that the American people were not sufficiently
alert to the menace of Soviet imperialism and the danger of
world Communism and, therefore, I set about making speeches
over all the United States, largelyiat my own expense, seeking
to alert th3_B¢ople of this_c0untry to this menace,
Yes, My friends, i =1 time,
if I might point it out brutally, at a_time,mh§nUihe Jhnigr
Senator from Wisconsin was running a divorce mill at Appletgp,
was accepting, in fact, the aiq_gf Communists iQ;Qis first
race Jbr the United States Senate. And this man has the
colossal effrontery to present himself to the people of
Wisconsin and of this country as a fighter against Communism.
You may say ta yourself and I am going to tell you some things
tonight that have never been told before, because I have
promised myself I would heep them to myself; and you may well
say, why have I waited this late to speak upon this issue.
I will tell you very simply, I know what it is to fight
Hcaarthism. I know the vie us vile forces that set out io i, ,_ 7
to_destroy anyone that opposes himuand, therefore, I said
to myself; I will not set about exposing thismandfor_§ggr
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out the length and breadth of this land to influence the
people of America and to capitalise upon the honest fear
that we all have of Communism, and I could contain myself
no longer, as a result of that fact, and so I am here tonight,
my friends, to say to you that this man, this Junior Senator
of Wisconsin, instead of fighting Communism, has been the
voice of Fascism in America and has been the secret weapon
of Communism in this country.
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that have never been told. when he made his charges originally
in February of l95O, charging that he had in his hands the
names of a great many individuals who were members of the
Communist Party, I listened with great interest, because I
had been fighting Communism and it was not long after that
that he called me and asked me to lend my assistance to him.
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to come down to Washington to help Senator McCarthy in this
fight and I thought it was an honest fight. This friend of
mine was, and still is, fighting Communism. He went up and
stayed with the Senator for a few brief hours and came back
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these charges and he has absolutely no evidence with which
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known to me as an individual who long before had been in-
vestigated by the security agencies of our Government. Why
has he gotten away with this? Let me tell you. For the
first time this has been told, how he gets away with it.
One day he presented to the Senate of the United
States a thick document which had upon it the symbol and stamp
of one of our intelligence agencies. He went upon the Senate
floor and presented that to the United States Senate as proof
positive to support his case. It appeared to be an dficial
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of laws and not of men. The evil that is McCarthism does
violence to everything that is honorable and decent.
You know, my friends, that in those years when I
went over this country trying to point out the menace qf
Communism, I said to myself, I pray to my God that the time
will not come when some demigod will come along and seek to
exploit the honest fear which you, yourself, may be creating
concerning Communism for selfish advantage.
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generation. Have we forgotten? Have we forgotten how he
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be done within the framework of our basic laws and institutions.
I " c seen is man destroy American
citizens. I have seen people charged with disloyalty to
their country, treason, the highest crime known to any of us,
the only crime defined in the Constitution of the United States
and I have seen himcwcuse his fellow citizens of disloyalty
with no evidence to support it or with half truths or with
distortions or with, in one instance, cited to you a forged
document. That, my friends, is what we have and that is
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identified-with the Government gfwit were overrun byjgommunism .
as this man, McCarthy, says. gene knowing Hr. Hboveréand knowing
his patriotism, I can say to you that he would notL?for one
minute, stay in any Government that would harbor one,Communi£t
and yet he has been with this administration and_thg_previous
one for over twenty years.xg I ye , also ed
General Bedell Smith, the head of the other intelligence
agency, the other day testified that this country had nothing
to fear if the newt President fights Communism as vigorously
as has the present President.
Why, my friends, wake up. Ihis is an assault upon
decency. s an assault upon freedom. This nan has a
the Communists. I heard him testify in the District Court qf
the District of Columbia as the only defense witness for the
most notorious Communist of our generation, Earl Browder. How
do I know that? Because I was the prosecuting witness against
Browder. Last year, Browder was cited for contempt of Congress
on the basis of questions he defiantly refused to answer
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a Communist, but I do say this, that the fact that he went
out of his way voluntarily to aid the most notorious dommunist
of our generation is more evidence of Communist proclivities
and connections than any fact or facts that he has presented
concerning anyone that he has charged with being a Communist.
This man, to the oppressed people of Europe, has sought
from time to time to exploit their fears. This man says he
is fighting Uommunifm, yet he voted _f'_or_that,viciougs_ bill,_
the McCarran Bill, which would prevent this country being_a
sanctuary to millions under 0ommunist_dictgtorship in §urogg.i V 7 _
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Bill for which he voted, will not be admitted in this country
until the year 2000. He has voted crippling amendments to
every measure in Congress that would be designed to build
the strength of the free world and he has hurt the fight
against Communism. I hate his techniques and methods. I
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gain the whole world and lose our own freedom and this nan,
this man, is the anti-Christ of freedom. If you would _
repudiate -him, my friends, you will send to the Senate a
gallant, clean, able Senator of Iisconsin, that fine nan
who can represent you in the finest traditions of Americanism
and not totalitarianism, Tom Fair-child.
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martyr because ahe was atilpended, holed before I
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liven notice of dismissal. But her contusion makes -
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1I30a. "technically," he aaid, "I was giving out come
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reqneit, ireisiiri or i'iiW1itigIJliii from airi-
one. I am glad that I was in posaesaion of -
information that might help our country and
gratefufthat it has been made public. My only
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