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State Dept. Denies
Charge It Delayed
Anti-Red Action
WASHINGTON, (JF) — A Con
gressional inquiry was under way
Thursday into alleged efforts by
the State and Justice Depart
ments to delay or tone down a
federal grand jury "charge of
Communism in the United Na
tions.
The investigation was launched
by a House judiciary subcom
mitee less than 24 hours after
juror Max Zimmerman accused
the government agencies of team
ing up to interfere with its sharp
ly-worded presentment.
Chairman Chelf (D-Ky) and
Rep. Keating (R-NY) said “ser
ious charges of delay, interfer
ence and hampering” had been
leveled against the Justice and
State Departments.
“Allegations indicate that, two
months ago, a ‘certain faction’
within the Justice Department
attempted to have the grand jury
drop its inquiry into Communist
activities in the United Nations,”
the lawmakers announced, add
ing:
“These charges will be thor
oughly and completely explored
by the subcommittee staff and
investigation is presently under
way, both in New York and in
Washington, to determine the full
facts.”
The State Department denied
it had anything to do with any
such attempts.
The international monetary fund,
meanwhile, disclosed that its sec
retary has been fired after re
fusing to tell a Senate internal
security subcommittee whether he
was ever a Communist or a war
time spy.
The secretary, Frank Coe, said
at his Arlington, Va., home that
he did not “care to comment.” He
denied that he was a Communist
in sworn testimony before the
House Un - American Activities
Committee in 1948.
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U.S. Diplomat in Germany
Quits to Enter Business
WASHINGTON, (>P)—Walter J.
Donnelly, a ' career diplomat for
nearly 30 years, has resigned as
U.S. high commissioner to Ger
many, administration sources said
Thursday.
This sources, who asked not to
be quoted by name, said Donelly
informed President Truman he
wishes to enter private business.
The 56-year-old diplomat has
been the top ranking American
official in West Germany since
July 18, when he was named to
succeed John J. McCloy.
His job has been much the
same as that of ambassador, al
though he does not hold that title
because the German peace con
tract has not yet gone into force.
When the peace contract goes
into effect, the high commissioner
post will be ended.
Eisenhower Expected
To Make Big Changes
In U.N. Delegation of U.S.
UNITED NATIC S, N.Y., (IP)—
President - elect Dwight D. Eisen
hower is expected by sources here
to make quick and sweeping
changes in the United States dele
gation to the United Nations soon
after he takes office Jan. 20.
American sources familiar with
the law said that Eisenhower, af
ter he is inaugurated, will have
the authority to remove all the
American delegates to the 7 th
General Assembly if they do' not
tender resignations.
All of them would have com
pleted their terms had the Assem
bly held to its original schedule,
which called for adjournment by
Dec. 20. But with action still to
be taken on most items of busi
ness, the Assembly’s steering com
mittee was expected to- order a
Christmas recess and resumption
of the session in February, after
the inauguration.
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Boyd Harwood, Pres.
George Bayer, Secy.
Alaska Chapter No. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Young
Worthy Matron
Rosa B. Hagen
Secretary
Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays each month.
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ANVIL LODGE
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Will M. Gillls. W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Secy.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
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