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Sen Joseph Joe Mccarthy — Part 22
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46--THE WASIIINGTON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1950
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tively minor violation which arose
out of his anxiety to be accurately
informed in the field of his schol
arly and journalistic interest.”
He urged that Mr. Jaffe's case be
disposed of that morning because
of “the very grave illness of his
wife.”
Asked by the court if that was “a
correct statement,” the special as-
Ststant attorney peneral answered:
“In substance, yes, Your Honor.”
No Probation Officer
Saw Jaffee ‘Jacket
Then Judge Proctor proposed
that the probation officer investi-
gate and report so that the case
“Wake the usual course of such
cases with a view to possible pro-
bation...”
Had that been done, the proha-
tion officer would have access to
the Jaffe “jacket” in the United
States Attorney’s office. This in-
cludes the FBI “prasecutive sum-
mary report” as well as Mv. Jaffe's
vast Communist background and
that of Amerasia.
Here Mr. Hitcheock toid the
court: “T assume that prior to the
imposition of sentence,- which I
think counsel hoped to be dispos
of today inasmuch as we have t
facts pertinent to the subiect, ti
perhaps even a probation offic
would get not only from this ¢
trict but would have"lo go to Ni
York for, Your Honor may wish
hear what the Government has
say.”
Mr. Jaffe, he went on, w
charged with conspiracy in taki f
and removing from Governme
files, primarily the State Depa
ment, Office of Naval Intelligenc
Strategic Services and War Infc
}Mation, certain documents that t
Iong to these various agencies,
“The use to which they were p
was, as I understand it, large
background material that Mr. Jaf
in the conduct of his Ameras
magazine used to assist him in pu
lishing articles aud preparing arg hi
ments that would lend io its weigif
and, perhaps, its circulation. TH
magazine, we know as a matter |
fact, was a losing proposition #
nancially.” f
Asked if the documents we;
used in such a way as to embarras
the Army or Navy in the condu
of the war, Mr. Hitchcock sa
there was no such evidence,
“To us,” he went on, “it was
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