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Fee ee arate oe z ‘Sheen, y in Washington, revealed here yesterday ‘closed session pf a Congr tthe group’s employes had fledged Soviet agent.":, He Committee or the man. * Sheen, noted. for his conversi '$o the Catholic faith of prom- Ynent - persons —including one |Communist—and for his writings Ma the |press. After his the com- by it and said he person came from Chicago |, ional c “been ittee last wéek one e picked up” as a “full did not identify. either the Se ital: “We would not have’ ‘at all to say.. We would. Inot confirm it er deny‘it” ~~ Sheen, a professor of philos- lophy, delivered an. address on the ‘He said there must be “more reporting” of the “under- mining of government by alien land foreign interests.” “It was in the course of his discussion, in which he made several other revelations, about Russia, that he past week in one ional commit- tee’s meetings a full-fledged So- viet agent was picked up”. charges that he was Sheen cited his long ation with Louis was not an elected official, unist ideology, “but love for the ple misled by st.” Budenz left e Communist Party and became ‘a Catholic late last year. | Sheen criticized a State De | partment announcement that only pro-Americans would be em- ployed by it, and sald “we ought to lay more facts before the pub- } ic about how our country is en- \ angered.” As an example, he (added, no newspaper in this coun- \tey had reported the death’ of a naval attache named Wylie, in “Poland.” * aa “As an instance of how Rus- | slang turned to him, despite the jantiRussian charges, Msgr. Sheen said he had received let- ters from two Russian army col nels, members of & group of \gom Russians who “are In MAR 25 1946 PM DAILY Page__7 Mr. Tracy ‘ — Mr. Carson Mr. Egan Mr. Hendon Mr. Pennington _ Mr. Quinn Tamm _ Mr. Nease Mics Gandy Ye A-C3y 77