LET'S DEMAND A HALT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP91-00901R000500180015-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 29, 2000
• Sequence Number: 15
• Publication Date: July 23, 1967
• Content Type: NSPR

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STATINTL
Let's Denu'iiid a halt
To the Editor:
In 1915, a conference was held in Saa
Francisco for the purpose of drafting the
U.V. charter. Alger Hiss, a Communist
agent, was Secretary-General of that cod-'
Terence and, as Direc`.or of the State D,'-
part,ment's Office of Special Political A;-
fairs, he had been given the authority to
organize the Uni-ed States delegation.
The first official U.S. Delegate appointed
to the conference was Senator Torn Co:]-
riolly., Two other U.S. representativc s
were Harry Dexter White, a Corn .;ni:;t
agent, and Leo Pasvofslcy, a Russia::-
born Communist. Sen. Connolly later
wrote a book tlflcd "11y lame is Torn
Connolly," in which he said that ti,e
Communist Pasvolsky- was xtreme;.y
capable and the oi'.e person we aii ,urnc.7
i ! 3 101' ex Slat ution of dcla 1 Cei I:y I _s
had more to do with writing tae i.am,?-
wvork of the charter than anyor:c else." 1
firing this up to show that the U.N. w:.s
organized not by individual; Intent. c,:_
preserving our fr`edohi, but :,y I,eop.e
dedicated to fortn']g a World I'infiirr.
It was Alger hiss who
the first 500 employer's tow t:,' Unite c
Nat:ions. In 1949 Admiral l'.il'enkoetie ?,
I' who wasthen dial of ;itt? Cent ?n] Ilia.l.
Bence Agency, anatvecea ennat,,c ,l'IcCa -
ran'iC 01Uc: c ~or a;:orniatton concei?nii
300 new al;poinLn: ;:r to the I'.N...dni.
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