Washington, May 6.
The House Immigration Committee summoned Mr. Grover Whalen, the New York commissioner of police, to} [submit his alleged communist do-cements for examination to-day.
Mr, Whalen recently disclosed papers which he said had emanated from the Third International at!
Moscow, instructing American radicals on how to foment riots and strikes throughout the United States.
Soviet officials subsequently declared that documents had been fake ed by White Russians and asked that the Government should investigate them thoroughly.
May 9.
Grover Whalen told members of the House Immigration Committee to-day that he had obtained the information concerning alleged communist activities through ques! aires which the police distributed to factory workers.
Distribution of such questionnaires, Mr. Whalen said, was at the request of the U.S. Depart ment of Labour. total of 3,000 questionnaires was distributed, according to the commis. sioner. Returns indicated that a number of communistic workers had entered the United States illegally United Press.
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