Dulles Will Be
Questioned on
Yalta Release
WASHINGTON, UPI—'The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee yes
terday voted unanimously to “re
quest’' Secretary of State Dulles
to appear before it in a closed
door session to discuss release of
the controversial Yalta papers.
The unexpected action was an
nounced by Sen. George (D-Ga).
The purpose of the inquiry, said
George, is to question Dulles “as
soon as is convenient” on why the
documents of the long-secret Big
Three conference in the Russian
Crimea, published March 16, in
cluded “informal” remarks and
materials as well as papers deal
ing directly with the formal deci
sions taken.
George told newsmen following
a lVtz-hour closed-door session of
the committee:
“This is not an investigation.
Please note that.”
Some Democrats have demand
ed Dulles be summoned to explain
why the papers were released arid
how it happened the New York
Times obtained a copy one day
before official publication of the
documents.
Before George’s announcement,
Sen. Sparkman (D-Ala) described
a Republican summary of the
papers as an attempt to disgrace
former President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
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Welfare Stops Payments
However, a sharply dissenting
note came from Henry Harmon, j
director of Public Welfare. He
said Public Welfare payments for
the month go out at the first of
the month and the lack of funds
will stop the program cold today.
Conflicting legal opinions rain
ed in on the legislators in a man
ner to confuse lawyers and lay
men alike.
The Dept, of Justice said the
ESC loan could not be made le
gally and the Alaska attorney
general said it could.
The chief counsel of the Inter
ior Dept, said the governor could
restrict the special session, called
because of public danger or nec
essity to whatever time limit he
desired, and the territorial atty.
gen. differed in his opinion on
that one, too. He said only the
legislature could stop the session,
short of the 30-day limit.
Houses Deadlocked
On legislative matters, the
deadlock between the two houses
continued.
The House refused to agree
with the Senate to knock the
progressive salmon tax off the
bill for a million dollar territor
ial loan to the ESC fund.
The House refused to agree
with the Senate action in elimin
ating the general property tax
from the general appropriations
measure.
Rep. Seaborn Buckalew (D-An
chorage* charged the develop
ments were “an indictment of the
governor’s good faith. I think he
set out on a deliberate plan to
avoid borrowing from the federal
fund, in order to embarrass this
House. When you really want a
loan you don’t start looking for
ways to get it turned down.”
House Speaker Wendell Kay
charged the governor’s letter with
“flagrant inconsistency.”
He said the House was in con
flict with an experienced politi
cal crew.
Rep. Joe McLain (R-Juneau)
minority floor leader, told the
House “it is a sad commentary
when we have to apologize to the
public.” He was referring to the
resolution of reassurance territor
ial affairs would continue in the
face of the appropriations bill de
lay. He declared that “if we asked
•the people now if they wanted
statehood, they would turn it
down because of the irresponsibil
ity shown by the leadership
here.”
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