Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1950 — Page 6

He challenged Sen. Millard E. Tydings. (D. Md.) the subcommittee chairman, to make the stolen ‘Amerasia docu-| ments “available to the Congress and the nation so that]

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nowland Cites Danger of Whitewash; os Aad the: A ants Loopholes Plugged in Law +1 Transmission Belt" WOLTMAN, rion Howard Staff Writer |

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dh Although ‘the statute of Hmi- Departhént. A A “thorough investigation of! tations ha# run out in the Amer-' GTON,- June 1—Sen. William, - F. Knowland! ithe Amerasia case rather than ia

.) demanded today that the Tydings subcommittee Whitewash, " Sen. Knowland d

throw open to “the full spotlight of press and’ public” its/ciared, “may. develop information facts not yet disclosed and per: {riecessary * ‘to close any loopholes; Jury hy any witness will be a 10 years on the average --be- Servicé and ‘Andrew Roth in our wartime espionage laws. | He called Amerasia magazi {“the transmission helt for proof] 8 en. Communists, fellow travelers and °f the{Knowland said in a ‘speech pre- sympathizers in this. country’ - shey may judge Afor them- 'paréed for delivery on the floor our policy-making. body on —ab-tihe foreign affairs, the United States OF Knowland,

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“It seems to me,” he Yooted ‘ments that were an i “Knowland the State Department ‘official as, “Does the gn Relations. “the committee can saying, “that in the field of for-' sub-committees inted to. subpena.

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wiviolation of the law that can cur- twéen cause and effect in major press for answers as to who con- was set for June 6.

{rentty be prosecuted.” ‘developments, This is something ©, : | Harper is alleged He then referred to’ Benator that very few people in this goun- |oituted the trans iseion ped stolen a truck ‘loaded Tydings that “Only one per cent” try’are aware of. va ‘to the office. of Amerasia and gy _ of -whisky from ‘stolen documents “were. “There. unawareness expresses ‘whether ‘or not any such still re-| :

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The Sendtor described them as Department of State. one per cent; that is one pgreent pen. to bear public Tesponsibfiity | hese documents,” {“semi-executive hearings” where at there are men still in the MOTe than should get out 6f goy- at the moment, even though. the | - “STORE. Heretofore, the contents of the some prepared statements are re- government who acted as trans. ernment files into the hands of a real cause of these developments) nuch-disputed documents have jeased but much of the story “is mission belts for the leakage of| Publication sympathetic io the may'go much deeper in time nd, "HOURS: | ; seen a carefully. guarded secret. kept behind the committee's iron information to Communist-con. Communist cause. -[eomplexty.’ pany 4 ny Neither the Senate nor the pub-| curtain. {nected Amerasia in 1945, are they! Not Proper Test I “In the Amerasia case,” Sena 9:30 to § vy ? ie wii) be satisfied with | the sub-| “There has already been far too. \not more dangerous to the secur-| “In the second place, the ‘test tor Knowland told the Senate, lf | el - . is not whether the documents “we find the threads of a net- SATURDAY [‘were of military importance” or work of Communist-connected in-| » 30 to 8 * = = not: There is much Information! dividuals, fellow travelers and] —

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