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‘ v + — I . “ G-19 2 pe ee gh Friend of Bete @ 7 Tolson i mo aA che While House clear} Continued trenSst pare] —_| Ladd closewecsiate of one of the con-| Nichols hite House Nash, ihe review board asked J Victed Canadian Conmmunists, Belmont anew hearing. Shertiy thereafter, . . . ‘Donald Dawson (White House ad- | “During the carly 40s." he con i Aide Accused Iministrative assistant on person jfinned, “parts of the Conmmunist Clegg | nel} called for the complete files ‘8Y ring in Toronto were using his Glavin ; — _ =! + wWhii WEE SUILE LO LEC We Pe . A d' E . . ' them were divine Chere. Nash was Harbo § i “xX~ e ToUse and never have bern re attendins Comment mecetings R turtud lo tle review board.” fand diad offiejathly jeimed the, pen BY WILLARD EDWARDS || The.FBL reports, said McCarthy, /Conmuenist party, Phe reports alsa ‘Tracy - - show, that he had been in close Charges of communism in both |readink from documents, said contart wills the Communist wo Laughlia_ iNash haa been ae close ‘rend and dasa: WH oithe White Hous: and the State (eR rt Wasaga med! Mohr [department scized the Senate's at- \ [Continued on page 2, col. 2\f Mr. ‘oY se Bink were cant ta the tera, lene us a rendesvaus and some of Tren dad never seen the Tele. Room. tention yesterday. The twin devel- BIP reports, He suecesled that | . 5 the President eull upon Pawson Neate opments: _ for the fib and after reading it Goats A | 1. Sen. MeCarthy (Ry of Wis:| ’ gel Dd of Nash of al 1 ibaa MAT Krom Wash un Lie While Horse ‘ r , VAT came oa denuneiddon of the ‘ yenled loyalty board files on Phil- . chaurkes as "a eoufemptibte die" ; 5 ae 7 : ran He denied ever having been a eo Nash, 42, a $17,500 adviser Lo) . Communist purty member and President Truman, which showed [blamed jus sister's anti-MeCarthy beet Mach had heer ncouerd at! ractivities far the senator's blasi. “ronsin, in a Senate speech. re-| Mid IYaou Gia EC abot tk af Vhe Sunuie subcormumnitter's questioning of Rosinger, 26, naw a freelance wriler, was featured by his sparring with actme chairman VYersuson (RO of Michigan, At the end, Persson said pending legis: membersiiip in the Communist “party “in close contact with the Comm'mist Underground in Wash- ington’ and whose former home in Toronto, had been used by a lations, compellines witnesses y Aire, Canadian spy ring in the early 405 ste. lify belore roneressional cont YUEKED | ap as & rendevous, mutes by ranting them ivanun- . vee ily fram frture prosecution, 5 Rasinger Testifies “be approved quickly it the investi | YO \ A Tye 2. The Senate internal security _ pkaline processes are to continue. ee el, isubcommittce heard Lawrence K_| ba Rosityeer was conti outed by sub- NOS PPTCOUSED i . cj evacas | TOMER COUTISed Havperl Marrs ~ ~iRosinger, one of State Seeretary | ‘with cartier testimony of Wiliam 45 FEB = 1959 tAcheson's China policy advisers in. “Camune, Mark Wilifowel and 11949, refise to answer the testi) . Lens Baideng ihint Resinger had . been a Comminaiist party meniber — 4 eee om, /and was kngsn to them as such. @ [He asked if he was now or ever mony of three previous witnesses that he was a Conimunist parity | TRU Tate MEE She SEN. Moca RRYRRRREEIMEe Cibuene te Seer Rai: acc self-incriminaLlion, He also refused to discuss his relationships with a number of individuais, in the gfov- ernment and out, on the ground that he inight involve himsclf in: trouble with the Jaw. Nash, McCarthy's White House target, succeeded David K.. Niles aS an assistant to the President in charge of advising on “minor- ity problems.” He was a lecturer on anthropol- ogy at the University of Toronto from 1937 to 1941, then came to Washinelon as special assistant to the director of the domestic branch Vie Gal couse OOMoS ue oy of the office of way information. He was assigned to the Whilc House on June 7, 1941, from the OWL. The White House loyalty board. cleared Nash some time ago,” Mc- Carthy decjared. “Thereafter, the FBI conducted a thoro investiaa-| tion. ‘Trt separate penorts reer ‘Gaesed sent to lhe While House ‘member. Rosinger picaded possibile; jad been a Cummiunist. “LT respectfully decline to answer, ‘yelying on ray privilese guder the fifth aimencdment to the Constiti- tion,” he answered, \ Admits Kaooying Some ( Rosineer was a<ked CONCOTHENE his relationships wilh persons fdien- dified as Conumunists before the, ‘suibe omimittee and with olber per- i lsons not thus identified. He plead-. jed possibie self-inerimimtion in re- fray seer to answer duestians about! a number of persons, but freely | ‘eonceded his acquaintance wilh pune rs. ; Altoiy those aboul whom he re- ifased lo testify were Alger Hiss, Stitte department official servine ifivevear sentence Cor perjury 4o ‘coneeal esplanane, Frederick V- ‘Pictd, financial sponsor of Com Tmauihisk movements: Andrew Roth, a Navy leulenant involved in the | Amerasia espionage case of 1945; Julian Wadleigh, a State detart. ‘ment officer who cantessed espi- ‘onare during the Triss trial, and Many others of teecer note The wilness said le knew Ambhas- sador dessup only slichtly, THe at first denied knowing Jobn S. Serv- ice, diplomat iecentiy fired after loyaiiv board hearing, but later udiniited having met him ouee or Jwiee, ] ae ca .)|6 Tee fy Pag Tines-Herald i- TWO Ef TA™ EDIT Wash. Past Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Mirror N.Y. Compass Date: _1/20/5