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letter in which he indicated He th nwt Louse mL Was lO Gusiness of the | Senate, that within his own littfe, private kingdom he can do what’ ‘he pleases, and he refused to! assure me that these men would! jbe denied access to secret mate. rial." ‘ Jessup has been a aa it government’s loyalty review board | ne of Me} had confirmed his information, addition to Jessup, Vincent, Mrp. Brunauer, Davies, and Lor: wig. McCarthy said charges had a fied against: erbert Fierst, foreign affairs specialist; Frances M. Tuchscher, editor-writer; Marcia Ruth Harri- he started his campaign against the State department early in 1950. McCarthy recalled yesterday that Jessup had termed as “out-' Standing" the integrity, loyalty, and veracity of Alger Hiss, con-! victed perjurerspy and former |Carthy’s principal targets since | 1 i 1 son, divisiona) astistant: Nelson high ae department official, Chipchin, radio information spe-|, 2 Cbarthy said Jessup had been miglict' Wethar Tose intern temnaelaffiliated with ar least five Widaast. Behiitl LSS Laisg AilGW LE | 1 , a J seedy aan as Esther Less Kopelwich?, an- frente fons officially named as 'mouncer: Robert Ross, radio in- S for and doing the work of | formation specialist: Others Are Named , Elia M. Montague, clerk |epher, Olga V. Osnatch, clerk ltypist; Stella Gordon, correspond: clerk-stenog- | the Communist party” and had been active in the Institute] of Pacific Relations. The activigies of which are being investigatedtbys the Senate internal security spb. committce, ne ent and research: Daniel F. Mar .- golies, assistant chief; William T Stone. information and editoria specialist; Robert Warren Barnett assistant adviser on Japanese eco nomic affairs: Mrs. Robert Warret Barnett, consultant and foreigr affairs specialist; Sylvia Sechim mel, administrative analyst; Philip iRaine, regional specialist: Ger. jtrude G. Cameron, information and editorial specialist: Paul A, Lifan- tiefi-Lee, economist; Franz Leo- rnold Neumann, consultant; John !' Tipton Fishburn, labor economist; ‘Vietcr Myron-Hunt, office of edu- icational exchange, and Arpad breane infarmating enesinlict ! BIS, fbb all OVO adobe ! McCarthy said he had no doubt| jthat all 26 would be cleared be-} cause of the “very unusual record”: of the State department's loyalty | board, | “In four years of operation,” | {McCarthy said, “with hundreds and hundreds of tases coming before the hoard—cases which. came up as the result of investl-: gations conducted by the FBI]--; the board has not found a single’ man unfit for government serv- ice.” : | ) Charges Arrogant Reply McCarthy said he wrote State ! Secretary Acheson July 23, after.; learning of the cases he Nsted: yesterday, stating that unless he | were assured the 25 employes; would.be denied access to secret ! ,dafa, he would have no choice | ‘ug to call the Senate's attowsrbn to Rhe dist, Saieea ' qi received from the Secretary's | 'Oftice, under date of July 25,": McCarthy said, “a very arrogant |