Caudle Honest But
Indiscreet, House
Investigators Say
WASHINGTON, i/P)—T. Lamar
Caudle Thursday had “an honest
man” label pinned on him by
House investigators of the Justice
Department.
But the former Assistant At
torney General carried away
criticism to the effect that he
was “indiscreet in his associations
and a pliant conformer to the
peculiar moral climate of Wash
ington.”
Chairman Chelf tD-Ky) and
Rep. Keating (R-NY> of 3 judic
iary subcommittee gave their ver
dict in a joint statement Wednes
day after Coudle wound up about
a week of testimony an his life
and times in administration cir
/ cles.
And the probers left the door
open for former Atty. Gen. J.
Howard McGrath to return for
more testimony on what he knows
about the White House, if he de
sires.
Caudle, in the closing minutes
of his appearance, confirmed a
report that McGrath told him:
“I know enough about the
White House to blow it so high
it would be another satellite in
the orbit and the force of gravity
would never bring it back to
earth.”
WEDNESDAY BASEBALL
• By the Associated Press'
National League
New York 11-8 — Boston 8-2
Philadelphia 9 — Brooklyn 7
Cincinnati 6 — St. Louis 1
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Criminal Record No Block
To U.S. Citizen Entering
States From Alaska
* SEATTLE, (/P) — Immigration
Director John P. Boyd said yes
terday that aliens are the only
persons who possibly will face
any trouble in entering the States
from Alaska under the new immi
gration act.
He labeled as erroneous a re
I
port, published in a Seattle news- j
paper had transmitted to* Alaska
papers, that a U.S. citizen with
a criminal record might be barred
from entering the States from
Alaska.
In clarifying the situation, he
said only an alien could be
tripped up by a criminal -record.
“If an alien was convicted of a
crime in the United States, which
was not subject to deportation
he still could be barred from en
tering from Alaska,” Boyd as
serted.
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Twelve Nome Girls Form
Brownie Troop 24
Twelve'girls, 8 and 9 years old,
met in the school annex Wednes
day and formed Brownie Troop
24.
The girls elected Mary Jean
Longley, leader; Jimmie Mays,
treasurer; and Edna Johnsen,
secretary.
The troop decided to name it
self “The Wild Rose.”
The girls present were: Mary
Jean Longley, Gail Mclvor, Mary
Jean Mogg, Louise Porter, Linda
Ray, Sue Miller, Esther Alexine,
Jo Ann Aukon, Cherie Galvin,
Clarice Hardy, Jimmie Mays, and
Edna Johnsen.
The group talked of plans for
the year and planned cookies and
Kool-Ade for the meeting next
week.
Mary Jean Longley adjourned
the meeting.
Edna. Johnsen, Secretary
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