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amr A att mali lL ot il? Eada cl lal co x a a ed I. a a Frew if papers had becuuwseciand Megaly from Larsen’s apartment -- which was not the case—they could have been used in court against Jaffe and others involved in the case, the Senator said. Similariv, he argued that if any papers taken from Jaffe’s Amerasia magazine office In New York had been iaken illegally, they could have been used against others involved in the case. SPECIAL CASE’ Sen. Ferguson went to other ciia- tions of law to Support a view that the fact that the evidence taken was Government property—stolen Gov- ernment documents-—also gave it speeial standing, He argued, tog— and sought to draw support frem opinions of the Jate Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Helmes— that the fact that the theft of these papers occurred in time of war made this a special circumstance. But the case did not_rest alone on nents, Sone Ferpuson sai Justice Departm ade the “deal? vith Jatfe and Larsen it “dign t want the evidence lo come oul. cr. Ferguson's speech_was_ the first_publi¢c discussion of Fe phases of the case. ¥ were more tha Of UG Chairman RAD baw TeAimect Mad. } Chainman Millard Tidings >. Aig. hoy a single mbeyof the Foieleen clafions sub-commitiee jnyesiigst- ing the case were on the togwaat MAN Wares _ The 9 AVN NO GUN Dy L i)