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ww DATE: f7-- AKO f- THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER PHILADELPHIA, PA. pace: / COLUMN: 7 4 [today that he would ¥enew with “ |“enthusiasm” his efforts to prove Hiss Leaves Prison, -.-| opes to Clear Nameé LEWISBURG, Pa., Nov. 27 (UP).—Alger‘His$:walked-to: dom-in. the crisp morning ‘sunshine toddy after “44 morit prison and promised a new fight to.clear Himself of chaiges tie! gave U, 8, secrets. toa Russian [ spy ring. 4 Hiss, who once was adviser to| President Roosevelt at the Yaltal Conference, made it cléar as. soon| as he passed through the prison gates that his. case was far from closed. He will, he - said, seek to “vindicate my name.” ‘FORGERY BY TYPEWRITER’ He wént to prison in 1951 declar- ing he-was-a victim of “forgery by typewriter.” And he announced to newsmen who-waited for him his innocence of the’ perjury charges which grew out of his de-|: nialof, accusations made by, Whit- taker, 'Chatbers aus Jv plan 36% Hs} more enthusiasm, because I am confident that their success not jonly will vindicate my nanie and relieve my family’ of harassment but will assist in. the allaying of the hystéria: and’ fear of ‘these days,” Cot : Hiss drove: with ‘his -wite and-son to the walkiip apdrthient in New York's Greenwich ‘Villagé they ave occupiedsfor-the:last 10:years hey brrived at-4:20 P,. Mi, accom anied' by: two attorneys, and: went ‘He answeréd: questions about a x Rise ys SRA.