Sen. McCarthy Says
Haldore Hanson
In Pro-Communist
WASHINGTON, (/P) — Senator
McCarthy <R.-Wis.> yesterday ac
cused Haldore Hanson, key state
department official, of “pro-com
munist activities dating back to
September 1933.
He identified Hanson as the ex
ecutive director of the secretoriat
of the inter-departmental commit
tee on scientific and cultural co
operation.
McCarthy said Hanson will
head a technical cooperation pro
ject staff for President Truman’s
“Point Four” program which will
send “hundreds of millions of dol
lars of pur taxpayers’ money all
over the world.”
The “Point Four” program is
Mr. Truman’s plan for American
technical aid to undeveloped
parts of the world. It took its name
from the fact that he first men
tioned it as “Point Four” in the
foreign policy section of his 1949
inaugural address.
McCarthy made his accusation
against Honsan before a Senate
foreign relations sub-committee.
The group's investigating McCar
thy’s charges that the state de
partment is a haven for commun
ists and Red- sympathizers.
McCarthy said Hansan is one of
the “cleverest” a id “smoothest”
men in the state department, and
could not b called a “dup" misled
by communists.
Hanson joined the state depart
ment in 1942 as a specialist in
: MORE LIGHT FOR ELK
LOGAN, Utah, (/P)—A rancher
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in the belief it would keep elk
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Troutman
and family left for Fairbanks this
morning to attend a conference of
Seventh Day Adventist workers
in the Territory. They plan to re
, turn next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eckberg.
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with Pan American. Mr. Eckberg
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Chinese affairs.
McCarthy said Hanson:
1. Was running a communist
| magazine in Peiping when the
; Japanese-Chinese war broke out.
2. Spent several years with the
Chinese communist armies “writ
ing stories and taking pictures
which the Chinese communists
; helped him smuggle” out of the
country.
3. Wrote a book “which sets
forth his pro-communist answers
; to the problems of Asia as clearly |
! as Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” set j
forth his solutions for the prob- j
i lems of Europe.”
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Plan To Rebuild
Metlakatlu Church
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half-century old Duncan Memori
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eastern Alaska, destroyed by fire
December 18.
Ray Haldane, fishing vessel
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the Rev. William Duncan, pioneer
Alaska Missionary who came from
London in 1887 and obtained
from Congress a grant of Annette
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