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handle is hein.cbhear/rtacp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: tIaeku No.82 82D CONGRESS SENATE REPc(flT 1st Session No. 83 RELATING TO THE APPREHENSION OF CERTAIN PERSONS DE- SIRED AS WITNESSES BEFORE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ORGANIZED CRIMEj IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE FEBRUARY 8 (legislative day, JANUARY 29), 1951-Ordered to be printed Mr. KEFAUVER, from the Special Committee To Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, submitted the following REPORT ITo accompany S. Res. 65] The Special Committee To Investigate Organized Crime in Inter- state Commerce finds that the investigation which it is conducting pursuant to Senate Resolution 202 (81st Cong., 2d sess.) is being seriously obstructed by the inability of its staff, the inability of peace officers, and the inability of the Sergeant at Arms of the Senatt to serve the committee's subpenas on various persons whose testimony is relevant and material to its inquiry. The committee finds as a matter of fact that there is reasonable cause to believe, and does believe, that each of the persons whose names and last.known addresses are set out below is significantly and prominently engaged in, associated with, or has information pertinent to organized criminal activities which utilize the facilities of interstate commerce and operate in interstate commerce in further- ance of transactions which are in violation of the laws of the United States or of one or more of the several States. The committee finds, as a matter of fact, that these persons have in their possession informa- tion of a material nature pertaining to such organized crime, which information this committee must obtain in order properly to discharge its duty under the terms of Senate Resolution 202. The committee further finds, as a matter of fact, that there is reason- able cause to believe and does believe that these witnesses are aware of the fact that the committee is seeking their testimony and presence and have left their usual residences and places of business and gone into hiding, or-have left the United States -in the hope that the com- mittee's investigation and authorization will come to an end before they can be served and thus required to testify. The committee' has issued subpenas for these witnesses and through the efforts of its own staff has diligently sought to have the subpenas

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