Roosevelt Standard | 1946-08-15 | Page 1 | Important Records Stolen

IMPORTANT RECORDS STOLEN WASHINGTON. D. C SOUND-PIIOTO SOUND-PIIOTO Sen. James M. Mead, (D) of N. Y., chairman, Senate War Profits Committee, disclosed disclos-ed that 5 classes of important records in its investigation of the Garsson munitions combine were stolen from its file. Chief Counsel George Mcador of the Mead Committee and Mary Frances Harmer, clerk, shown examining file from which documents doc-uments were stolen. Mcader declared de-clared Garsson empire had "inside" "in-side" track to both Committee and War Department while its affairs were being investigated.