HANDWRITTEN NOTES - 1954 NYT INDEX

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• Publication Date: June 3, 1954
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non of some IncreamiIMn
. ex-
emptio and equitable ust-
mente in t. rates. ,
In this way. we can ;quickly
pump shout four and ? half
billion dollen of additioial pun-
... power into the ands of
the people who need I moot-
end who will translate it into ?
demand for goods and ervinOe.
Even if these two e p? en-
lerged the Federal de lett, It
; depiession. The Pecretary of ; would be better to ham some-
had to battle ; _ar
ne In t. vea clf dein.- .ommern says. why should we I what larger Federal defl It then
money policy I fr'' ? worry when the level of eco- I on enormously I anemia'
mon and the yea required to
his day. The . ...??. (ran. 11 . '? .1fered ' nornIc activity a year from now ? eronotnindeficit. But ex rim..
nation tried ?-? ee may be just as good as It is shows that the best wale to hal-
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and that mailer nom. - ot
cauee wasemaller ard of Ilmng of the Amore
no the Serreln:y or ; icor. paapla;
who forroet business had len We now need to rise the
bIliton dollars worth of on lea atandard of living rapt y in or-
last yen, mid that more of the I der to keep up with r fast- ?
given to ht. hilliness and le. -I do One we must increretcohlf OW Inn since
defense contracts would Me el-owing productive poWer. To
wasteful and foolish just be. onyireg. which reflects* eta.--
of t hent to small nuttiness And ; sumer purchasing po
-?-? ta? ,,,,,, of thr !TAD bits, then the re. or tha,pronAMY ' ?
- ? nese men got into trodhle. 4ind ' will automatically grew. , ,
.. 7101? of them failed, end more Lot me tell you 4-hat.I think
ployed ' is the righbhind ot regram?
.....1'. "r"..'"!..r. ' riofplyeoubecraurnt ethuensernpeorenta gee First -Thehedera I Onerennent
WALK AT ATLANTIC CITY: Former 1 into dollars. you get a better mind take the leadeilhlp in pro-
moting full economle necovery.
. accompanied by cOrreepontionta. Mink : 1",a.rur. frr frrrr. rnr'"''`rn
pro-
hi:: Vibrkers of Amerks. C. O. , on.anidn oduun,] yuur,re, Es ? ye the ou as e rum ,
'e now need an annual mete he Inrleestng the anninl rate
ON reflort. lie later Addeo...el the Anal- of output of shoot 379 hillion of F billion ederal spending tz, about
.._ _
- hon. Insteed. we have a rate Sorb an in aze in .Federal ,
? ate think- . colors the approach of this new of 349 billion dollen Then mendIng is n . to *rens.-
of the cut Adrimptstiation to the Federal ' means we Are now running a, en nur defenses igninst &gores-
budget. Of coat se, I veinsbelie ' Corr..' er'onornic rreficrr of - 51011. and It IS-else relit. to
this rens- about twenty billion dollars. ,! meet our domestic nee ? - for
hal, Co. baleuwed budget. hut I do nM Twenty billion dollars leater- pow er and resource. deve ?potent,
. leaden are believe that ? hal.nced budget ' rifle lose. It Is about twice az . public works and roads, edu.4
Is more impoi tart than the wet- much as the coal of tunering I non and health and homing.
I this en? ! fare of the people of the United the Federal Government exclu- I This kind of .peed-up would
as ?Iready ' States or mole necessary than sive of defense and veterans ex- i he one of the quick.. end sue-
nes already ' adequate nano.' defense The pendIturee and the service; of ; est ways to spark the tvel of
has already only kind of Federal budget the national debt.
i employment and production
muel hard- ! that mole. sense Is the kind Twenty billion dollars Is ' Even with such an Ineream.
people. And that does most to promote the enough to replace more than ! Fedetal outlay. would ;still be
I ...thing domestic prosperity and Inter.- two million alum units with de- 1 two billion dollars below the
tional security of the 102 million cent boost. It is enough to ! level of the middle of 1053.
.ssion was people of the United Malec build sch.l? for millions of 1
, Sunnite Income Tax Relief.
belng pin- children, end pey the eeachen ,
n the whole , also. It Is enough to hulld roads I Second- We can stimulate pro-
; Recoils Depremion
,ment It in- ? If you hove that Ant of. arid dome sod hospitals to hene- I ductIon and employrnen by the
the old 1de. budget, you can nmily get it to fit the people of every state in 1 right kind of tax reducti n. This
f.rtr".." frs balance. if you don't have that out union. I ran be in the form o lifting
I the bottom kind of budget. you can never Repubil.ne 'Just Preying' I "' ,,`,"?Tgegr?'? ?f=,,=
wn theory. get it to beience
i Learned' . Let us look et a page of his- The PedminittratIon Is not tell-
ton on 'him subjert Ing ye how lo rub out this twen-
onomIc step . In 1929, we plunged into ? ty-h4lIon-dollai natl.. ern-
Won look to great depe?sion Our Federal norrl deficit It in not telling
ighten up 00 ; Government kept trying to bal. tes w ,to eliminate excessive
tonlicy. Mak- ; cruelly .PetIng the needs of the 1 to merely hoping end Peal'
This was the ! an. Its hook. Instead el vigor- , bnef ploy... Instead. It seems
o get for the ! American people Faatomes leg hat things will .t get still
and paying , closed. business failures mount- .oree ? -
Mee to the 1 mi. millions of per s Wit thetr The Sent of the Treasury
? has ?1`.1? lobe Idle men idle reee- insures us that we are not go-
the trickle- , aniaas meant p t have what he calls ? real
! forever
policy ?fter tremendous national monornic
! ance the Federal budgelt la to
These people lust don't rm.? ; have full employment sind full
t'Iotheommzymen ! clothIn A hm. Ins and Jobe; defiOn my -
cits In production and profits production.
that our Amerman e
goo promer by stanch. fain- I During the period f
:ore and more Yonng
ill be I.kIng for work People 1 to 1953 as ? whole, the vent.
w. Pro-
ductivity is still increasing. We meet ran teat surplus despite
the high cost of natio al de,
teed a growing national output , fent.. bee.. we main 'fled a
firrrfrdlr';i11?r7r1;g:::?. and fall
1111 I !Xendnevr Adri=ftion I:* IZI:
save increasing unemployment i
and a lower standard of living nlng up a budget deficit despite
all its campaign prom' ? and,
I do not piedict that this is
despite all their reckima ' dint-
... to happen. But it could
happen if we do t. little or doethlazhi.n..;,,thfreyomatrbeempe or.
II too late petit pe
l' or,
l hot
closed that its pr al remedy
The Adrninisteal has die- I ? bolo^ced ? ere
t
, the time.
IC II.'"'"acr3n".n. o le" t.".'IfTthhies titshonloetecaon'uorn"yri:
a look at this tax program '
1 ted to run downhill. the
ame Idea was 1 and business opportunity,
,
deli-
ryl secret., 1 cite in human well-being! Our
lelion in the I total national output between
3ver Adoninle- I 1929 and 1940 was 635 billion dol.'
he helped to 1 14/5 leas than if we had main-
tt depression. tained fun employment and full
.t Repohlfreo: production. And yet, when the
.001, pm, in I Roomvell Administration be.
own the sums tween 1933 and 1940 ran ? total
htened up the I Federal deficit of $27.000,000.000
The elephant to help rept?ee production and
lo matt Republican mono-
a t ing.
our national mists screamed that we were
?el. and ' emending our way into bank-
ned. ruptCY.
pain and fear , Plow ?galn in 1954. the Repub.
I then-so front 'Wane In their frantic desire to
le Far West to reduce the Federal delicti,! at
'all Street. And I forgetting about the ..eficIts In
es commenced I out netionel monomy. But we
ew [ are not going to forget them.
iosen up on the [ and I think we ought to take 4
cy. Bdt a meat ' look at some of them right now.
ed already been I Since the first quarter of 1963.
unemployment has doubled. In
We theory also , addition, temporary layoffs and
You will ? r e
the Republicans said about tax- 1 Government's tax noel
allon In the 1952 campaign. I run downhill, too,
They said that Ore nverage economic deficits do
American family was being duce Federal emppluzes.
crushed by taxes. They went But now it holm out
around holding up an egg. and big idea in to extend mo
explaining how even eggs were eTtial tax treattnent
taxed to death. They se med to lie flow, and to red
be promising greeter . relief uses on imam frpm di
1
clCinkyise
y by Truman
aman's use y.-
Mr.. "creeping
was both ? play
, Republican use
ocialism" and ?
the policies of
oley, Republican
1891 until his
n 1901.
after his Con-
s. McKinley was
Is the point of
mfacturers and
rally. Ste an a
an, and the Mc.
bill, approved in
bitter reaction
was one of the
for Republican
defeats--includ.
V.? own-in the
y over William
an in 1894 Was on
ioney" issue. Mn
tiled the advane
-dinner-pail p
was backed ge
wetness intereo
ted the panic
repeal of the M
nuest "would
buying power. It
initiated promp id
en would carry us
II employnient
ase of empl
employfnent
elf add about
o purchasing
rate. Such a
with the Mx
recommended,
stomption of our
or farms enoug
Ii economy.
g Ms addrees,
he had been "w tch-
e In Missouri w at's
D our Monomy but
ked what be . He
Republicans o fail
op to 1992 man lin
tad of having e-
erity," he
Icans.birre gm
the Illsenhow Ad-
ministration of "bad judgment'
in slashing the defe.e budget
and maintained that 'this eco-
nomic recession] was caused, and
It le being prol nged, by a shift
In the whole p ilogiphy of gov-
ernment."
"It reflects
Old Idea that
fertilised At t
at the bottom
down theory."
Everywhere
today In Atla
greeted warml
men along the
afternoon he d
In top to re}ol
howe "to Cast tithe timid your,- P.O
lutio Urged reeldent &gen-
Th clothing
sets Who now s rround him" and
speak out agai SenaMr Joseph
R. McCarthy, ublIcan of Witt-
man
In,the fleet quarter of t
? reel wages were lower
BROWNELL STUDYING ineOmea were lower,
get all
NEARING TRANScRIPT w!7:7:igrst--
WASHINGTON, May 13 UP-- ThitheYa"to.'hm.: wasynirf h"t
Herbert Brownell Jr. said tode port the pia. where
no4bneed ta3 relief.
to me,
emit-
oder.
will
&none'
t
at the
prof.
COr
the
donde,
a year,
isonal
-farm
vidend
fact,
peak,
eating,
we do
nmei
ether
farm
out of
of In-
former
n dol.
power
d aisO
ledoso
the
baser
? h.
ve
of 4
n our
a. to
6.11
? can
f tbe
men
a the Justice Departmen woo
"...r.r.11 to Ete look into every legal questio
he tree call lote raised by the teetimony. in th
top instead of Army-McCarthy heat-Inge.
the old 'litchi!. Bile Attorney General mad
? led-The so-called
farm rograrn. designed
s
to re . farm prices
Ingo ' . ehendel be t
the n area window. A
e added. tht statement at a news
to support true puity
r. Truman went] en e. lie had been asked whetherl far
tic city he was, he now, was investigating the
can add at least one bill
by inen end w0-Ict of , an Army intelligence Of- oars 'to his Pueehming
B?.^d?rf"fk? Thr? n r said to have given Senator a yeee. Tele We
arted foe Wash- Joiseplf-R. McCarthy. Republican stimulate bust.. and
trial employment, hems
farmer is a greater Po
of city produets when
the money to buy them
Fourth-We . should
clear-cut PART in fans
Hain. level Of wage..
kind of economy, w.f.
rime az productivity in
If wages don't go Up.
mare goods than pm
buy, and that la one
causes of depression.
The Federal Gov
Mrs. Truman.
orkers in a oves-
of, Wieconsin. the contents o a
seerit-Federal Bureau of Inves-
t' ation memorandum on Fort
nmouth pereonnel. ?
oting that the department
w loym provided with a full
transcript of the hearings testi-
mony, Mr. Brownell mid:
"We will study any problem
ncluded in the tranneript."
Then, referring to the question
.ncerning the intelligence offi-
cer, he said:
"That will be etudied along
with the others.
Th, e Army has already started]
investigation, and. normally
thle is a matter In their primaryi
ction. We will decide laterl
lee might be neces.ry to!
whether this pointed to,
pr.ecution. under stat-1
Wing to the handling of 1,"
In another r lution the dela-
gates,criticised ecretary of State
John Foster Du les for antertedly
contusing the
with "amble'.
United States
ftepr ntati
&see t Jr.
Mon
of con
ACTS
Allen Dulles
Detection
WASHING
Allen Dulles
kills.. Age
ati he Will 1111111
e. anyone detect
Utfonnation to
In- .0.,
as- Mr. Dulles
uld the Fancy,
Sc- In ? ressing
tni Ong recent
Mr e tly in 4 erhiM
r his stilt
k" or Info
telligencs icUn
His action
by Sensaor J
St hearings o
Don and its Allies
s" etatements on
oreign policy.
e Franklin D.
mocrat of New
the final era'
us
BAR 'LEAKP'
ells His Aides
ns Dismissal
N, May 13 Wi-
told Central In'
employee that
lately discharge
passing security
nauthorissd per.
ho is director of
ed this wooing
employes dur.
efing lecture. He
e known espar-
to forestall any
ation about In-
es.
Bowed testimony
h R. McCarthy
wtat
be d
poesi
utes
elope' defense, the Attorney Gen- ,g
oaf' Dal information on na-
eral d not use the word prom- ,g
culltt Flo simply replied. "Or
furth investigation."
the McCarthy-
'tteTigYendi'ceP?Ogic rattLe :ireny the
Senator a sum ry of ? secret
Federal Bureau' of InvestlgaUon
memorandum bout alleged em
coolly risks at, Fort Mccitnoutlk
ask for
Arm Counsel, III, Is Absent sWITZERL
W HINGTON. May 13 drSi-
Joaep N. Webb. special Army
roue I In the Army-McCarthy SWISS CHE
missed the fknate sub-
comm tire's eeseione for the fleet the mom i
time y beceuse of ? "slight
atom
Cr.
ho
omni
Tne
mitt
time
h.
Its
Clyd
Ca
h upset. James D. St.
's indisposition at the
his assietant, announced
eich l
g of the hearings.
Tribute Halts feTeeiOn
HU40TON7.-ktay 3 uPt-
mute Permanent bubrom-,
on Inveetlgations took
at at it.
gs today to pay tribute to
Sr chairman. Semitoel
R. Hoey. Dernocht of North
who died yesterdsy.
for PERFECTIO
flavor, ?afire,
Switzerland Swear is Swing
Cheese in wheels. Look Or till
word -Switzerland" tinted
On its natural rind.
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You've got a surprise coming. The sensa-
tional new kind of dry rum from Puerto Rico
is utterly unlike old-fashioned rums. Distilled
at high proof, it is smooth, light-bodied, very
dry?tastes great on the rocks and in highballs.
rlETTING TIRED of the same old drink? You're not alone.
Many an experienced drinker shares your complaint.
Well sir, here's welcome news. They are making an en-
tirely new kind of rum down in Puerto Rico these days.
It's amazing?nothing at all like any rum you have ever
tasted before. Well worth trying.
To your surprise, yon will And that it makes the elD drink
In the world.
These dry rums are distilled at high proof for extreme
lightness of body?and then carefully aged for mellowness.
The end result is a man's drink that calls for
real respect. Don't underestimate it just be-
cause it goes down so easily.
A lot of men drink the new dry Puerto Rican
rum on the ricks with a twist of lemon peel.
Of course, it makes the best cocktails going.
And in a dry nue highball, with just a splash
of your favorite mixer, It's merely great. II
Most places now carry several brands of Puerto
Rican nun?all dry, all smooth, and each sub-
tly different. To find your favorite, it's a good
idea 0 sample several. As a suggestion, an
excellent Puerto Rican rum is Boca Chica.
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THE NEW YORK TIN
tut year. Cohn and Alarcantonio 1:::;.'"".;,,krry:tHIe:.
he said Of the situation retain(
UUfll
Senator McCarthy !laid he had Swap Non-Pleasantries 'those. was advleandubycoSerhsator
Rths ARE Iti G. I. A .1,,?....,,v7i.t.leier,tuir.? at r,thte.rhyom.e,,, Mundt that netther r. n nor
Senator McC.erty hy ,t,t,al In ?mind
?
._WA:r. Ith.GT....,.d, tod.2,,,?.. teeetate put as an'
. 11" 4.hich were present "one of the
aan
, bighest elected officiali in tt;;. nor
_________ we President Ilacherd M. Moon, .?._ 1,.....t.o.. A.....?. _ ,?r u.dt .ilud .
- tares* plants. ?r??? Defame. De- intdo "a recl.:.neee?;.ita,t'ver. eted y? cen Lebo toasty of New York- ,doera:eung or the
paalrent sent tyre officiels tO la.:iben.,F?.. Roger.. the???-:,:path::', w:Tho. .c:71:. ..timennaeeony :rig iteefer .0;i10,bA. M.
?IOW Mth th get the thl'arnt,- At,orney Genet.' ' Army.M rthy hearings on decidei.ri ...e .er erpriaata refl"t a
" Lon con the Senator. "? ' ? At that time I reported the male pf whether Govern- u eyrtie, sed'-door MUMS
el 3 M? Cohan Chief c0nneel 4..3 to the Met, tit!' I 00,... en"- meat employes should el I
E - m!' u which the charges
for McCarthy subcommIttee, ?funted h'Y Rim. ?`"h?????:?? members Of Cens,..* secrets Ide...fficua ,,....
**p**tad 0,,,,.,,,,.. .1,..dy d,,,,,I 4ide.. . Justice Departro tn defiance of Presidential _____. .
? of Odic Intereet to hold pub& nemeeee, or .4,e.e,m,
t would not be in the l Senator Stuart Symington, 8IIIIth l'th.." 1"eall"
WASHINGTON. June 3 Ab?
by P bert T. fitevews Secretary ther IndivIduala present. that at' order..
eon I, John G. Adams. that eanngs 'on the 07 I A . that Mr. Cohn if he would have pro- recalled that Oen. Walter,
thep. had urpd the McCanhy et perhsps could be taken care vided inforanation to Kr. Mar-
group to trorestigUe the Air,* admirustratively. the . canton., i the forrner Ftepre.
Porde and. tilt Navy. are.i.,.?..I0or emd. ? untative d been chairman of
ChltMee E Potter, Republteen of' (I tottc tiers. pr. ra,ainta of the House n-Arnerican Activi-
tee Com ttee.
, The afternoon ...mon. Inter- the
said ',somebody is not: en mInuteo or more whde the; "Vito Marrantonio?" Mr.
toting the truth," ana Mr. Cohn' leutors went to the Canard for' Cohn said. "I wouldn't Elva
soil 'that 'somebody is certannlyn roll-rall votes. ended on s stormy. pia, the ,
M thken, sir?it is not us ? rote with the Democrats and Mr.? time. "
est ' whet. [he McCarthy con. Fommonixts in defense plants ? When General Smith Offilred
taatatl et, tha, hatt,,,, wa, ver thee hat of the 13
or e. renewed its demand fort Mr COhn sand the ltrated "I ern inot [he type 6" Ito call Allen Dulles about the
rity- lents woro utueted at Syrocuu would Want anythnng from any
character who. according to tmatter, he tested.l'o1'
changed his mind. General S th,
nodR1 oet EOM the ACM Oa. limportent entity Us Lbw centre-
insult/Or* Teen Page Bean"' " ne?? ? of day to forma Represent..
to
at,
S Arrny, and hte regular
Bedell Smith. Under Secretary of ,
State, spoke about a possible!
McCarthy investigation of the?
C. I. A. when he testified at the'
'rich dernandnng that lenathmr? :21it.::??fiferhytrs7tr;
Mon for Mr. &him and had *g-
ime*, collielon with the Army.. frearthy and he and:. itn ,,, t,,,,,,,nenomneyaMng an M? cot woo
..-- c".. ?. A. might !pee
Mr. Mareantorrio ?!;:e?-??hiam.`-? ?
/Ilf. Cohn forecast a probable
ent
looks member!. forbulden by tn., Schenertedv. Dun ?? ? I Senator renders. has pe
_ten I ny y y .,
Pr dentinal directIve to discuss ?"?th' N- ''''' E??."' Quthn''' milted he 'almost passionate !reading from a report he
case they had handled ?VIsmbrulge. New Bedford *Men
1..,ynn.? to ? private .written to Secretary Wilson.
' anxiety i?
M sold the present rinah with "tal'ela and FI"'"ung? 'th'att1.,Shine? th' emharrau our no' Mr. Cohn said that I need not
the, nny would hese onturred 'k Senator McCort hy has been.tionai Government In the eyes Ido this. The C. I. A. he said. was,
" even If there had been no person ornplainIng that these heanngsIf?...?
r the world. , Cohn knows I too Racy a subjeclifor future In-
earn G. Duni Schine" Mr. Iv ere holding up exposure ..kof?
Soli e wee an unpaid stef0 coe. lb.. Alleged Comunnets. i i...,___,

what I rnaan vestIgation. and it would not be
." . . right to ask them to get Mr.,
malt t to the McCarthy commit- Neither Senator M. -Celli* not , Rhine commissioned and then In-
tro fore he was drafted, and ibtr. Cohn appeared enthumute htn ear. then Mr. Welch de- ventigate the organisation later.",
the; resent hearings were ordered eat the suggestlA B. that the mimes mended to 'know if Mr Juliana Allen Dulles succeeded Generel.
ate the Army alleged that Sen.longht to he t et' 0?,1?t-^ hi'. had given r. Cohn an answer Smith as "C. I. A. director. On.
mot McCarthy and Mr. Colin had. Wilson or the. . I. ,, ey se- to the ques on Mr. Cohn replied Sept. 29. 1952, when he still
to thy improper meano Ito oh-perted that lIfe information .al- that what tr. Jullana had uid headed (7. I. A.. General Smith
thin preferentnal trentrnent forpeady was av liable to reopens,
,, Would not bear repeating. testified In a legal proceeding in-
Pny ts Slime. ink 6.vennn t 'Inn'''. ? 0-h. At one point the questnoning I voicing Mr. McCarthy that he be-
q.nator McCarthy gave clear.c.aild not or 000114 n dn any- turned pi Mr Cohnk career as Iii Cornrounets hart Infareted
nottthnng abut it ' en attorney He sand he was a the C. I. A. and every other
Its Senators Debate Au horlty partner in the New York firm of ,United States meurity organize-
e he would veto public rst?
Of Any monitored telephone
rec to Derails? "all" of them, he
sold could not be mode ay/viable ithnethr SYmingtoo
und rifle recent nernrcy affective committeS to eider ct
by ? resident Enernhower.' The turned our to 'Mr.
Se tor raid he would not agree motors UMundt and
to I ny ...selective" introductlin Picksen, 'Republican
oflephone calls. ' ruled that the special
? re were unconfirmed re. eatigating the Army
re Rhine ?1 of some new effort In the diepute lacked the authority to
b iie few days to find a tumults, tell the i regular eub omm ttee?,,,,,.., intere.u.
"'or his fernily's hotel and,not actually know o any
Miti factory to all parties to what It hoold do sel Its files ,`"In a correlattve action in to-""a the mightbesem
`ni I.m t. ed" in the re C I A. . hot
harn.
d
brio ? the hearings to a speedy Senato. McCarthy ught at ?
end Roy H. Jenkins ninbrodi- this time to get the res riction on.
Muth e ecotone!, declined comment his regular investiga ng corn .
on ' his gums 'Ask me that inIttee relaxed to thati he could
cm ton tomorrow " , resume his Common [-hunting
, enator Ran E. Mundt. Re, in the eveningo and on aturdays
fill inn of Sonitin Dakote who when the opecial ru,obtolttec in
le cling rtmmittee chalrnmn, not sittulg But, he,oub a prIn. I.
turn (I down a repeated demand pal. he if not a mcmher of the
ity motor McCallhy that Sen- spe.tlel committee. and none of
et Ralph Flandet s, Vermoht the regular members Would offer,
i
Re 'Ulan. he risked to eattfy a motion on his behalf,
ti Ck up statements oitical of. Senator Mun ! t the
or McCarthy he made MP owlsl ioMmIttee met meet'
briefly a a regular au ommittee
tomorro morning ant take up
the issue?of the 130 all ged Corn-
muniote
,Mr,C
,heerd t
Motion
ly by ar
tee mem
'votes ortl the Senate fr.
M
? r. ti Vetch interro &tee! Mr.
Cohn ot rnly and Mr. Cohn told
Mr. Welen 'hod been
make him alry. %A hen-
Cohn appe red tense.
rCarthy or fine of his
Id need him * scribbled
.n,.? Can' 'onnce.(114"b'ld hne"entComhonrekincSetmlme t?''''''Ilhin. statement rinsed a petit'
lion? the
e 0--- ' iron,' it? lh n from his subcom- irel storm. coming In the midst
loon. but;rwhich pays him of the 1952 Premdential elec ion
erett M. nt. ?t,;'? Z? 'campaign. General Smith h t?
? ?.,' He denied explicitly that his.ened to send an amplificatiod of
Illinois ??11. "
eagrtheueee...a-;!law firm ea, had handled any?his remarks to the two candi?
ol hosineos for Privatedetes, in which he Bald he did
?
AY, JUNE 3 1954.
0 EN TONIGHT UNTIL
bin
Olo
lint
dal
nu
an
ter
nate floor yesterday.
atm. McCarthy fired Ins
against the C. I. A. et the
of the morning seciloo, and
ed to it in mid-afternoon
did not, ,hoWever, speeffi-
say that he was asking Oh
mmittee to tackle Oh
cy. which is the central di
4 force for United Blair
ge operations ahroml sat
h always hoe operated in
Induish" atmosphere I
it there moat hint that SU
McCarthy felt he had arte
viably whe nhe acceded t
inletratIon premier lat. ye?
dropped hie plan to lot int
.1. A. at that time.
? had a sizable num e o
Islets shout alleged C rriu
Infiltration and co ptio
dishonesty in the C A.
I
yopia On Intilligeilce
. , .
t i e
ove for Joint!Co.rress,Unit Shelved
Very Time tems Afost Needed
? - ---t-t? i--
)1* ii.s.sni ?i*. riAtmwiN
in Ser ate nudes Condinitter?Only to smut in inirthivernerit of
oI ieut lent week a erdprIthe agency but slso. tin. safte.guara
co ,,re.e, re.0,a,?? th, 1,4, It ylnIniair:Siobre, a.t...cnict.,
houI Improved and prot.,,td the,The IndOrhina mots has empha-
? n'teIl sized theneed for accurate Intel.-
wet 'genes services of the X.1 1
Ste es.? ?gence al a basis for 'successful
T le resolutton. wthch 'Woo ? Ordlry Making. And Senathr
hes; crested a Joint Cong.* ?
. 'Joseph ,R. McCarthy stressed
ant al Committee on, Ce,n, tra,l,..,? ;Iventerday that the Central In-
PO enr. ann.' th the ????? 'thIligence Agency wan one of his
Cto miller on Atomm Feerg , ?
temunittee's future investtgafive
we Intronlved by Senator MI e targets.
Ma aSel?in Itent?"at if 'thathn ' The Centre] Intelligence Agency
not the support of twentY-ser n'iks Improved gradually through
the veers but neither it nor our
..- other intelligence agertinea are as
',e ? t adequate ?
t '
Recently our intelligence mill-,
e maths of Indochnne have erred
badly we expected Onenblenphol
In hold nut longer than it dud, and,
the redeployment of the Vietminh]
Arillif, into the Red River delta
iree lee occurred much faster
than expected
000 opposed by srutor Le Sone of our Intelligence net'
Sal minden. Republican of M .
orks In various parts of the
, "World. includIng Poland cod Kamt-
oar finetta rhan.rnan of the Se
oleArthed Servicer C?thrl 'nun Germany, have been broken
Mn' Sellonstall emphasized t t, y
th e were at present two ss ? It the enen'Y?
Cut in the Mons
1,
lie Till nen in eArh house?-,p e
The total annual bull for United
. fin .7711 of the Arrned Servi s
"I n'n'"a? `the tthnt ea,.,th, tnStates mtellngence activities mus
t he AnPraPriatnate thnnnt't""! - approxIniate 02,000,000.0On. of
th deM In P'In,w" the thIn-whtch the C. I. A. spends in con-
tr. , pumthronce cseency. tcoalen funds almont half.
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was the wily witness
as interrupt< frequent
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ents among commit'
rs and by t e roll-call
'reporter.
trying t
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liana, a conpnittee in-
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Oct
I Is connus that Mr. 0tan
fiel roresure, introduced f
the second rrrrtved sh
shr ft at the eery tine when
II
ail I tales of the rent hl Intel
gene Agency hue been empin
Ai by the ritifiti in Indochl
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to tiltolt op tit.ttort:ont. t rittx 31 of Sooht, Nthn,lt coil tha' It,
SentitOr Sioth,rthy he oixtle on 'T., 1.41 ttorotrottet? to,g1t
Ito Wale floor ye?terdny 'firiefic am ? regular tothromMitt,
tirtnIt1nr Mt C'Artny toed hie tomorrow morntng and take tip
111111Rf ago Inst the C I A at the the iasue of the 130 alleged Corn-
elPlif of the morning Pen,on anti rounints then
ref limed to it in meltaft?rnooni Mr Cohn .11.1 the only wstness
He did not however. littera, heard today, and his erre:a-exam-
rally coy t het he wax s?Weg the Inst on was interrunte" frequent-
witmornmItti, to fa tile thilly by aiguments eniong rommtt?
agency, who h is the I ent eel ill, tee members end ho the roll-call'
renting for, for United uitotri sea on the Senn,. floor
iw
mmonace operation. abroad ani Mr . Welch tote, rogatert Mr
whieh slues, ha. operated in Cohn sternly .11,1 Nil cone tott
.'hoithlho.h' atneiatim ii. , ',.rportrry Mr lgol, 0 hall been
Silt there was A tont 1111 S.,11 tr'..J1g to make Ihnt envy When
-
stn. McCarthy felt he hid a, t4,1 clot 31r, Cohn appi,at'ect tense.
inilr visably wh? nhP keret:led td,Senalor Itier o
,
'erthe or n? of his
Ad intration pressure he yeetaides would send him a scribbled
an .dropped Ms plan to look PritO: note.
the C. I A. at that time. ' li On ose occasion Nhen Mr
am about alleged Cefromul James "unarm, a co
rmmmittee in.
'';'e had a ratable number of Welch** presaing for ? reply.
enn1!sh
Mat. Infiltration and cornptlo vestagetor. leaned over Mr
andldishoneatv In the C X. A., 'Cohn's shoulder and wittspered in
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R. it ?NsiliN B. BALDWIN
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eil last week ? plepoetift'the agency hut Stan tO nfeguard
moult 00 utrat against irresponsible attadk.
Roth funetioos are ettaential
hh" "hh..h".4 hhA I d hi h rip a
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St ea Isined tnheneerfIcturt'tointehlt..
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Joseph R. earth tanned
do at Committee on Central -,
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committee's "titure intentlgaLtve
target..
The Central Intelligekce Agency
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yet adeqUate.
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mates of Indochina have erred
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to hold out longer than it did, and
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Armies into the Red River delta
area has occurred nthch faster
then expected.
Some of our Intelligence net.
works in various parts of the
world. including Poland and Rut.
rrl Germany, Inv. ben broken
by the enemy.
Cast in the
States ietelligence activities m
The tOtal annual bill for Unit.e.dti
approxithate $2.000,000,000, of
which the C. I. A. spends in eon..I
curl* funds almost half.
Some millions have been wast,i
ed in illconceived or 111-adminis.il
tread enterprise.. Thera am toe
many administrative Myer, in the
. C. I. A.: earn, critics have de-
. ecribed it, with an element of ,
. truth though with over-simplifi.1
r. cation, as a "top-heavy bus
reaucracr
The op. I. A. probehly employ
12,000 to 18,000 United Staten
f citizens, plus thousends of for.,
e eign-born personnel. It necessarei
ily is Involved in all wets of secret!
f Wit/Rice, some of which, if been
rotted, could caw/ great dam.
to the country.
But the exploitation by Same
tor ht icftrUty of our int.
weakneesse could completely
k these vital menet services:
Seith.ta d
atkr's bull-111-the-chlna,
ods would et cere
t In the up of
our eources of 00.0140ea: no longer could our
intelligence seririces afford
to trust us.
Intelligence serer/Ms cannot
rbtork except in mcrMy. Yet this
y Ver. /secrecy, unleire somehow
lecnitinised, can breed Ineffi-
- clency or danger to a democmcy.
i As Senator Ifentifiedd hes mid.
"regular and responsible Congnes,
krona mrutiny (of the C. I. Al
t ? id essential to Ut? minces.
- pf our foreign policy, to the pre.-
' ervetion of our democratic proc-
rly needed at G time, us ntelligemm Agency Itself." Ph
tuch a committee is Fiot Ir- bases. ind to the isemity of the
mate. on Atom, Faerg
Intrailkweel by Senator MI e
Democrat of NIontan .
the support of twenty-see n
tors.
is curious that Mr. Mall
rneuture. tntrodured f r
second year. received ah t
oh,. ft at the any time wium I e
ell vitae, of the Central Intel -
Agency have been ettlph
by the costs in lock/chi a
tt Arrny-McCarthy h
mane Mansfield'. remelt
wa opponed by Senator Leger
Sal ?natal" Republican of M
lb ?sett.. chairman of the Se
en Armed SeXvicer. Cortirrutt e.
Mr Saltontall emphasised
time were at present two,
mate.. in each house ?
ft7 each of the Armed S..
(1 mitten, one from eitgh
the pprnpriatton Commit
th deal in part with the
tra Intelligence Agency.
Appear Superficial
? Armed Services mitre
eel rarely meet and Use
*Sion* subcommittees
lily with Ow C. I. A.'?
budget. Senator
S opposition apparently
f d the feeling of See
?11 rd B. Russell, Democra
I; Senator Styles Beni
lb Scan of New Ham
inferentially. at lea
thilles, Director of'
A.
short.ightednes.
.?, view. may 'be revealed
? before this ...ion of
ends. The Joint Co
Committee on Atp
' ' I has acted as "fa
-. ? /- watch dog and
,1
of the Atomic Tamergy
? : its members?
* care?have been.
and this committee
as an almost inval
between the 1.4
Executive Brandin of
Inent
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THE NEW YOU TIMES. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1954.
cerpts From Transcript of 125th Day of Senate\Testimony in
my-McCarti
ordaining are excerpt Nies yesterday's testimony in gest* that the motion. be held
ngton before the B 'a.:Permanent Subcomplittes oh in abeyance until an executive
seestop at
relia*, as recorded The New York Timm. The sub-
CM A. M. Thaws-
11.8 ttee was in the twenty fifth day of its hearings on the ISENATOR SYMINGTON?Mr.
? between the Army lts,d Denator Joseph R. McCarthy. Ihnar,non, I'm worried about
1
Ithese Communists in the defense
MORNING'1 SESSION' . tants, haandve I mean it, And I'd
hke to my motion voted on
Cohn Testimony Resumed4 wrong, and then I'll withdraw it
tonight, arr, unless you think it's
SENATOR MUNDT?Perfectly
6Seruitor Musult, the milt* if there Is such a word, and I willing to vote on it. I simply
r?ne ent we have no Jurisdiction
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.!?.198.
AEW YORK. MONDAY, .11-NE 7,, 1954.
NeT
FIVE CENTS
PRESIDENT INTENDS hite House Ref uses OPPENHEIMER BID
Deal' on Trade Pacts
TO KEEP M'CARTHY TO ARGUE HIS CASE
By CHARLE4 r.. EG AN
FROM C. I. A, INQUIRY The -;,--=';?'27: - REJECTED BY AEC,
V, hile House ham balked at
1 Congtess.onal requests for a
' slam-lett:I ' rommttrnent bar?
bet Dulles Reportedly Has Pledge r ^g 0.,, trade agreement non But Scientist Is Allowed by
i to on Secrets?Favor Grows '''''''''' This Nichols, General Manager of
stem the explanatfon
;e for Joint Panel at Capitol . n'of fried he on on Cando, Rdl Agency, to File Brief
and In Exeett,? Depertment
Ily .ASTIIONT LEA IERO
??ad,'" rd. 'h. nn.'"".' "- BOARD RULING ATTACKED
Newel of th? Rer?erocal Tradr.
,..,,iiisirrii,, ,,,? a p.,,t, Agtements A, t en ,hteh both _
Itto,,? to ttt, The e.,, e,p,,,,e s.?,,.??., Physicist's Lawyers Direct
1.11I EiSellhowee .s defelfIllned to eat, had agfeed
?, ?, , .?,,,, a?. impossible for tn. Adolf/not., .
t at. fume.; ta mf,,mr?,1 a", mdea? renesed is sdl ''. Fire at Finding Him Loyal,
P
i ,,r, a in,. Central Intelltgent e tem to make re,' agreementa. but SIIII a Security Risk
A,,,n, v hy ar.a.,,,,, J??ra ii Trade agf ertments now in el, t
Mt t dirtho mould n, he affe,ted by ?
Ry .1.131ES RESTON
,A,,,!!'sn.. it:, nr.torto td't,',,,:t1;:ore; '',.' ,..rr 'fn at the
1::2:::`,d'n,rrri,','n,:g:::,,';',,Nee',."' al:2e fit A SHINGTON, Juno 6 -Th?
erell?ril ass?dtant e? t, th,s eft., t
..?..o ?to s..o..ttor .t,rrtg.,., t...., asked t C
he rontnidment in es? Ato,,,:c Energy ommiselon
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artiotts atttlation ot anaipiaed an resell. ( elm.. 4 bite, but demed hi, remittal for
,oilirntm,t IntdrIst:on than d. 1
Felt Monmouth hat !d
N J. case before the romnitatuon.
la un stood tab Gen.
? b. Dna! argument of his securdy
g, SCHINE ASSURANCE It cle:
Mr 1,11, &noun, ed Senatot
I, D. Nichol', general manager
,?ent m ?ee the l'esident and
Garrumn and John %V Daf.in. Dr.
of the agen, y, has told Lio,-,
7.7:i",::;',`,`7,',::h:?hr,7,7::.}:::- LAID TO STEVENS Oppenhetmers at let ne)s, that he
i s? 4)!NE-13 A l' OPER till IX GOES INTO EFFECT, This tit,- taken from Forty-fifth Street lookinz south Oleon teal in oat^ on og: '-', .11at's 'n Oh, '?'''-'
f ould not giant pecompoon to
I I hr illmting southbound on set enth Atenue and northbound and ttouthhound n Broaduay. Photo too made at l'.!,r. P. NI. ???4.'"..? g''^--Y ',Igoe the..,,' before the fit?
?
t.li ht? g.,,,a1 nport.,?,,,,.? .?f ,t,
Call From Secretary Said to `:`" Gth "''' '"", ? 'fl.'l?lnn.' a
(too . n i.eC on'Y . P ?' Tell of Army Plan 10 Use
r0Tallite 'ze' f' f e" . or ut I from G
II Zr Li( .:::::c. 1g that
.a?
oat gg the same pm kleg?
His 'Ability in Service th
coal Ni. holsdirect to the commons
e msue nok sill go en-
?
soon for a det isn't, - probably be-
T h.. '' oil
'''' cogency. Ohio h 8' l''''::r:?:',,fl', P,ihn7p:f7,00.17.'"" loin Jun.
t3e1:fri 'a's': }i'Ti'egin'hne'r "'Of
?,t.1-ted mit of the needs of \Vette!
W..) II tntpectl, eat, mtvely on I ht ? the commission ex t res
JBT
leap
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loot lt
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gBELS DRIVEN OFF El-M(113th Loses C
Ael
IN TONKIN'S DELTA Of Ship Find to Co
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7:4 R,4 KENNETT p01,
French Jab, Across Day River
ntrol 7111 AND 8TH AYES.
mittee SHIFT To ONE-A1 ti in poin:,, no It-
11.
A special three.man personnel
C.'t IRO. June d - Katual cI-3.1alakh, WhO discovered the fu.st,
Several 'Bugs Develop. With I,,
Energy Cornintssion, headecr I:;
? talk to Clear Vietminh Force net ;ITN' solar boat of d-heop,, lost coot tol totlky over further in? a Major Flaw at Columbus i
1.dtitnp Gray, president of the
:or, g i tnhe
..ev?in :
'I , From Embattled Phuly
ii i ... . vett, tgat ton of hist find. fie will be the lc,,ce t.rengfng n' root Circle to Be Ironed Out ,....,,,ve el t anil:rn, nl a ?mld be ,,,,,,,,Al,:,,,S,',.,,,,rehpre,r1.,:1,,Iyid t:.,ird?G?-
??f a live-m n rOrnMat0 0 that "AD''';:ftIl:::(tt',1-2"urhtha'tr t'h": td,t.0';', c,t'VTA.SSIleiNv'ensr?. tNt:tej:-.",7-,te-tP;I:ff-
voted 2 to I against testering I)r.
hoard of the At
eit. th
University of North Carobna,
' !ISANOI,"\?tetn'stn. 'Abr.,. A GUATEMALA'S CASE oil super,. c the disco,. 't . 07 con.zal .rfn to silhjected Intel 111-
e:do Adl on mans' in,tan, es ff hos Da% el Schine last, (Jot. s't1 that
ov s, ' Flrench I?nton troop. fire,. af to,"
'f,.:a: hi. p,,,,,,, and to hitnaell?
. .
,, n. tt,..?..t.,r, o..tor sot,. ?, ,,,, Rs. II Fill ( ? INGRA"-''' 0 mg Puhl9"9.9,1- II CII so thatothp,,ne:RM:ilieir st,r,lg111. tpora.e,Llasts:.
4 wn 1 bionimunist-led VIettotoh I ettels DUE FOR SCRUTINY i',- -,----, A''''''' ''''''''''' ''''''''' I''''' ' ' ' ' '''''' ''''' '''' ''''''" '''''' '''' h ' ''''''''''
:r V I : at si . ',It,. . on, t? tb, ? hf ,^s",,, ' d Es?-' '-'' A t"r" ??? '''
.he ?vh.? ? ee. ,,,,.,,? ,,, , , ,,?,, ,, ..., fie ., ?, i ,,,..?.. t: ,tood that irplesentato. es of so],'TiFI`,II:1,:el,:fril:engetn.,Loplon,:::./;:,,,,h,,,,c,:o.:,,,,,,::.,,;,?:he.:7,11.;:...:
Iloilo, Lag., Stand t tansf not of g telephone con?er-
fount the Day riser tads, and pusned
con. -filholy, key toed end lire r,tel - 0.00 on l, ..r,rnot,,, I I,,,mi? "l'^-, 00 0 !,',' `?'
no.nt of .1nt tt,,,,,,-. .tc,,,m horn the Se, , etirs. to,Mr...r4,::.,::::.R.t.t.:.?,...d. ,, ( 0.....:n
b", '' afx miles bat k !tufo enctf ...eft
FM,. 'tbirty mil, south of fiallf, A .dr.ti I, . t.r.L. k ,,,;,,, ??,,,,!, Mesn., ;o. tt. ,t? ati le, m d t!..., S, ..Me. The ',Arm ript. ti Is bed-.
fi?int III ,..n in. nr., ?to ,. nt..,. Meeting of American States Thr ertahl shoymt ftf ,,,.... cm. .t.?-tr.,i.,,, ..n.,:?,..b..'?,::,-dy' "I',L',..0, t?t't,d.'?,' ,i,,, ?,,10 'a0-2:, ,:00,,,,',.::%.'gt,i.?",1s, '''-. .',:ertth.'t ht'en",:,,ret','',',',1,0'ddat;rn,nt;',nit'el 'rite map, 9?,,,,.. h?. iippe,
lion
Alva Months that Yrench for, es had,
noshed across the riv.r V,Af of Due This Month?Nation's ,T..b7,.. althrtygn''' .:'u 1,1 etle, t n nub.; b the Rotputilit an Senator- ftom NVIs-H ey i ked Sena te I er rn :,lineebn :,. : : n. .ht .L L, in le or ,,s, :an::: r?slio:, e,,,,,r ja.:;:ht gy :at
.111.ittly. A French hrlefIng offm?r: Leading Airman Flees 01'0 A ''''`.
'leo ISTat1 ,,,, tt, Ito A ottrtto. fa,,,,,,? ot. a A. ft ,,,,t. t,, ?,?, , on0n. V.,. not neatly so ada- : on?tnittre nn InvestlgatIons their bile( ale thisc.
,ng I e . ,.I they bad mopped tip A ,
),Ige of ttt.t
. en..? d'n'' 1 'n'''- '''''''''''' '. d' '00 'hf'''''' """ '' ''''::,',',.:',''',-0'ng:tlhn.,..tr-o'nh:i l'h';?":1.7i'i'ly'ar't,TeSedn'a'tor Jo,rph R. athnedGde.a:c.bto?oanrd.pnrdai.steitIlif0,?10dvahl0lny,
loll cnoe ,I,hthj 0saya Or 11,ori-' li... 11.1!flr '.1.'a ?-f a
1 string of rehebor, tipte.1 ?111..gen '
, k h e a,e,, ,,,,,,,ed 0,100-rd won, the ?tee,. ??ht,?. ,rentfmttec to look after hi. Ad 01,,,,,,',
I911ing filters Vtetnunh solthers' BY SFONEF GRUSIP4 I Th? c'"
he wTne reported 1 ransrrIpt. non tee ,tirity rook'
'
01 and capturing ma Sanadrons of I ?????..,',....'??V.'1,,,a?? ,After a Moe of confInt am1 fat, were arra, ent at se,111 pi to es ftgcm v?
pl 'an.
H-26 's anti rhos bombers also Nip,,,,, ,?pi-y. 3.,a, a ii fe' m
tional ane sertng over the d w
os. Tbe o m W
worst problem At file] :fel, Of the f'reponents of slit h mad. public tonight by The Chn 'blow could the hoard say no
ago Trihon? on a dispanth from np:ayn..sohnoualbdtbbne opinions' and
rant hd.etbaxe the,, -.mum t
-?dropped fitty?lw 0 ton, of homba'ahoost eel-loon that the Orgarnza -
. in fifty 1111,131,111S agalost rebel tfon of Amerman States will meet '11'
. nye,. The on, r.,,,,,, wa, said nincture of Columblis ton le and d Polly have al pied that fl ho-roofspe-
nittro the dep. tment to FtromiwaY? where E'ghth A yenned ial committee f tfold protect the i tAtoWya rollshfni,,,,b7., ,hufbb,b,y,i;,rbd fin. go on to blame horn for ahoWing
?ntati n' bias, aroond Plink' fly the end of 10,0, month In diff.'""' too yptulogist, agatnst I raffle. ending its not thhoond run'agen( Y 01,1^ don'Teet,Y oversee'
ia, Pentagon stenographer, The nib- a 'lack of enthusiasm' for the
art-hitt, to A d the teehmLal staff from Chamber. Street. swung in_fing its affair: in the way
UO sand It did not name theAbovernment's hydrogen boron
miff 1 ei ' This relic, ed, at least tempn.,0 tisa the came of communism on
oPs lIonel or ,,f ? . r? ? I t (' , ,, I Commuter
a Nor 0 nerdy, the pre?siire on PhulA d'uotednala? stenographer nor Elfvulge the prop am in 185n .'''
,C,Isaf. Dyrarn da and Low, r Egypt tm, Cirele while oar, ennung' on Atom,' Energy work, with
leer a
l' Whose fortification, form an inn, Accord,ng In relinble informa.
I .? Y mlector of I h. Tonkin delta bar. bona in the 1,1 I s-o woeks
',portant bastion on the southern hen here, prchnunary , onverms? red, f, , ia fled PA an architet t Dafk West Ake, cons creed on the' ND Dulles. a brother of John
h, ,,ht, is 31 yea, ,foth fd.'f? Pr'??"?Y. or 'cntrat ti Atom.: Fee, go Commtaamn a,to,uror:,,,n?b. t rbeb.ar,e,gthf ?bye dt.by .n.,,,,,,::1,,n?ohn,,,a,3:t.rnt.,:07d,,,c1siitiigh.e:...,,,..g(n.:1,:n.a,,,y,7nc.eal.7,ant,n0r7.d,:.
!ei,ler flelleR, the Secretary of auTttibr,t;it,t,,,y-eiz-,rbt,rfnet hbenre ttrtt,n,fgrh,t,
Pre .
I flog the rebid. from a Ig f tt r Among members of the organisa? ,,, it tot,?, A d, EgyP101ogS' A' short Intetststmo
?ted i , gigrAabba,ry and tits, t rmdem t,. !fon have shown It.t a sof f,tent .,,,,t, rtn ' ,,,, l' '-1,',ng a In add.tmn lo t, t; t-,f t,,,, o s',..0al..0,.0,,t1;,0a..: ,100,1?fr0g,..lect,?sdihui,S,erlaSIT?or,?r po,n..., sr ?n.t.?,,,,,,ns ...tt ...?.? . lb, I.,,,,,? ,,,, ?,,,,00 ?,,, ,?,.
Kore n Spot, ad , not I:, ..' 0 re ritt, 1,14,tl ...,,, rr a fAeol ng The nem,' 1.1? ,g, ,,,,,,,..? :ir't '':g": 'n '1 ' ''' ' l:' '''''' 0? 'Lnd "t '' ' ' '''' Ir. It
i
a '''.' ' , ,, ' tr. ??,, ht?,,f f ,r. .. , ..,,, ?., ? he Senaler A, relied VVIllifire P "?1" W''""" It'''"'" an re. 1'1, 'hall the ,ltong,st posmit,ta
number are agreed on the ne,,s- ,,.,,?,.? n
Ildndv, a dcptd-?? to A:ten 1,11c, ,..?.'t.,"'',ha! S",r ""n'''' ''''''''"
,,e ele,?? 11hrorn,ho, ht?t r, 0,1 ,,, i ,,,,, , ttntt no, ,...,, on p teo ?or., .ts .., ". '',',': ,-? ,-,,-0, ! , ??,,,1 1 o thr r,? ,- ..r1,,ae emu,
the h r,,. ,i ?,,,,,,, ??,, ., , ,,,, ,,e , ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,. ,-, , -:0' I ',dog-, as 3 , ,,,,,n. me ,.-., : ? ,..,, th, r't' elf Walton ,,th a l'mnn' dt:... ''' ' ' ' ?''''''' r'' ''''' ??''''''ol dug -
,.. Meta foto ',Mel pm ke,s onlv a - an be mgte.??1 on hefotehnnd ,,,,,,,,. ,ra 1 p 0 m 00? 01 d., .:00....,..00,0t0?00 0 .T1,7,-, I?ir, ::?01,?:. ,,,,'?,?0 , (0 .:0 ,,k,,?? ,r.:;,',.'.'s ,.',ogp.o..'?:.,'7,' 0-fl Oft
t ,,,tiHnt.d ' on 0;1'10;0=10i hg,ro,,n'l no'lipz !hr.' /ro','0'?;.10,g1?. '1'1, :pl'ilr; J'S't fIA''1,1,eldnI7n'ol..0 .i'll'en too,n l'eAl:'.
reed io few nide, front llano. 'togall?not,? so,tr, e0 ,n ',SRO, ,,,..t. S. hine In denkIna. ?I toktirds. el :Idle, d,tes sn al 000 perd Of /111
of I e Tb, ee In. Rams rosr.ng call- ng'on s'd'I ','? cd'ettot wo fdt tte 0000 000. .?;,,,,e on tee I. f100 00 th. ttg 0?! :dr,orti? th rd,,g he', the Clot ? ,notdu -es n it, Swoop
,ontm t? ward over Ilarlo, an, hme: rt,.? epAl in Mows, ,,h, l'rogliav I tt.ttro. . the A otIrloo:., De- Ice A ln IA.ld 1.911. (AI ,,,, , ,? 1,1 boo lel , Ill.?. I len,ed Id. A IllS.IA..er,..,nepeA:k..rie,,,,,A?le,f,A,. ll0ran0O??:1-100,,,,Iont,??0eglio..,.er,,r0,: ,,,,,,,in,,,,.
de FAO reenale, el, r.d.d rIff l :le . Allgefl IA,
ns ha 'V nf might ,Ilen the .1..,:nd of theft ,c.t. Il.s1,10 ? Mendosa i.",,,,e,, s /eget-tied by .1,- f cher I m?rIg t, hnt,I?lea s ,: Sena',?r M. Ca? tn..- n?.i.le h., ''''''' "'''' a'''''-? '''''. " '''' l'''''''" '''''''''' ''' d''''''s.
e'borsttng ?osi N,.nders t 'Imo ba, l, ,,,,. ,, ,,,,,,,,... s.
!
ritt.t., 0,,,, too. c000,try Fmttty .bt mr 0000 AA 57!riendl% I,.. , : ...I lod.,, . 0- 0..? t: ? bill ty test 0 harp', age:nhl Ito, C I A "M.' 1" 0r"'-''''''''''' h. ''' ''-'
',gm i-Thal la how . lose to the war tn,s
Forel n Capt'sl is In a pr, ale plan. 1 ,,,I.,,Aelablael.lhomnh.,::::,f,t,..7?ootif 0h0r,?,..0,;??? ,0?.?,,,,r-,?10,??,:t0,010,?s.,00,?:,,,,.,?,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ?,...,???,0:0:0,0A0:?.?0,70,,,,N01,,,,,0?:;0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,t,?7,d,,,,tgn, ,as sant in an anthm dr ,,,? rola' - In add.l ton t , Itt..., pt,tr.te. r?.
'.' rpe, Ie.., t .1 t.taltenK,ng In?
of Ray H. Jenkins the Gi ay hoard , as.ef tem. that h?
a
r leat g Al"...Agh 1h. '''.' ' 'I' n" l'n,I?r Ille II, de Janmro pa,' The ar. Int ,?-rnerrhm, sr. Mr ? e, f.! the pee' 4,1' , il V 111, ,..- of Infiltration of the Signal Corpai"'"'"
'Id.'d ' '''''''' " ""t ).'" '''''" ''''''" eleven Of Ille f wen/ yddle reillOnS el-MnIA10, ted Alol000rno,I,Nlah.1, ne ot tht.tog \ I he, 1,,r, of t S,. I. Os, At ?ry , Fo, t Atonmouth
n. a ? chstan, e, I h? delta itself has
- - ing f onto-dile.. Mr S. hin. fni- the requtrentent, of the security
I wecial counst,I for the Inve4tigat? ,hosed A -seroA.4 cl,tegard fm?
rtttont g pakels or rebel troops. Motne coattn,le4 on rAge fl.( elfin., 3 ' Foothold on roar S. I ontom S continued on rage 17, Coloinn 2 I'ontInfted nn Page III, Column I n,flo w?d s? ?^1???? `'''''''10?000' ,:::ty't?,t.ea?O'l o '''''"0?I'd?,,,,t, t,
' OIIIV 11,e to len miles from nano)
fnr thn sub, nrnmittee?
Swi a- d rent h plan, dally drop t,,rls
A pa, rf the IA lepheme Tle f ff If el lak Nero drg a
?1.? to Ot'Insr, roar eighty n Ifs ,e., 8-Nation TV Ne work in Europe Opened by Pope
nsine of expleffty, on these po kos
or ''?? f el w en Mt Peon', that these two t harp, les, on
?ma, . ward t bomb An I st r tfe
t olurno, of tetounh tr,fers slm, ?
, 1,04i, Iv hoot steed iv to,arti Blessing Given Before
hoe lisoro front Ifientoenith ?
Cameras - -Role of
Bon Lor to In saison Medium Hailed
,. so,
I SAIGON. lel' are J .n. 15
?
- - 'hat. "theta d AC no apptopflate: Other development, in the fu..
,yto 00000-I ha,- t000r.ohg ' 1' pennetmer Were on
tl,'`gtdiv .0.0,000 daYs S, 'erinntssion 0111,00 den el
before Mr St hi, tor 11.,,a a fun , harp., made by Mr Garr, a,
ate In the too ,hat the prfwedufe followed d'e
The f All t? tc. It '00..001 Fa,S the A E. C and the Gray boar3
that M S
e t ? , e I 00 he., the during Dr Oppenhetmer hearmg
s .hief t e! a ? , too ef ? Alf
Ste? ens ,- I 0 ? Continued nn Page 24, Column 3
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T IE NEW YORK TIME
EISENHOWER AIMS
TO PROTECT C. I. A.',
ow Members From This Area
Voted in Congress During Wee
Oyartn,
Cautioned Irons Page I WASHINGTON. June 6 are the votes of the d
Minna from New York. New Jersey and Connecticut on the n't jot
rll cads in Congress during the period May 19 through June 1.
The Senate ne House
I Oft ne amenrinte. S?nrPorx Onpo.aogeo/nhiII fo e fiend
H. Dougla,Dernorsof of Iii the See t tot See'ttettO
infku, /Wort H, Humphrey, Demo- ""
csOf of j. r"" Po.eed 365
Drinocrio nr roc, WOore Morse. SF, ?
:loldependeuf of Or sow nod James 0,1n .d woms .0 ?
have been disputed by the Army
The C. I. A. and other intelli-
gence units Sr. 3,1.1 as concerned
about secrecy and sateauarddig
their informants as the Federal
Bureau of Investigation In Some
re?peet? the secrecy problem, of
these agencies dealing with for-
eign Intelligence I. deemed great-
er, for they mist protect Ameri-
can agents operating rendes-
tingly abroad ?nd rely exiennively
on the epitome of
friendly roontrirs
Moreover. the Int, Iligerv e
agencies haves eper pal problem
In prole. ling informant* in a nue-
?It? ? tie , Demo, 'id qa ? V 7??
'to Ine,?o?? 7.0.4 *100.000 WO to ;
tlT Pei Olio foods for ludo oofhOr..nf n 0A V
,r
op,ted fu 42 to 40 te? Juee 2 ?
?
P 1
agent., Communint, And forme,
trononinisin ar? being tisel to , .,.,,,,,,,, ? ,, Ha,,,,, aa,
eioae the necuritv intercsis 01 5. ,,,4 ,,e, ? ,,, a, ,,,, ?, ?,, a.,?,,, a,
Isniteel Staten, A i coiling to qual- -in non .,? 40?,, ??ssno n, Injo - ?
111001 Federal rifle ink
on J
n po melt gron,td
- . it til us? s
. 11". Ii"0'10 Pootie0 dowd t n,5O
Thi fart. r
roaV RAPT norm sing in the pill, Irv, II:i
,
lie in the pre?enf inmate iif i on- if. ' ." i!.;:/ ''i? '
tern over Communist infiltin '
1ton. To officials i involved in Sc. ;;?'...." ?
fret intelligent e operations
. ...
however, thin is nothing more
than standaul life-rating prole.
dare In their view, it would he
? eerioue dereht lion indeed, if the
tinned State. were on.thio or iin-
willing to We operatives of the
Slot brand nom., the Kren.W ?
Communists are nor 'employed**,
hv the I. A or rah, lcubirali
intelligence agencien though
That IA they du not nit in Govern-
ment orris, an ntaff members nf
three bureau., toil t hey nre 'used"
in a way that inoliten them from'
Icederal polo lee, plan. nnd opera-
tion. They sine in great veil.
et v of lobe Dorn onaly,in or pot-
finhed Imeign data iii expinneRe
and other aggretooto Si tivinett
agninnt Soviet agents
Ono reatton to, thrn hoe of Red.
against Red: IA t het the niiinber
Cu native Arnerican citizen. ea ?.
pool in 'lissom chair. chit 111
compnt ntivelv wars, More than
the, however mt h? realm of en-
pinnnge iinly native ntinalann
could nr. not ertain rmaaiusa
\kith ?ny reasonsille hope of /W-
C!.
Officiate Are Being teed
Beyond thI? group under direct
United Staten control. sone offo
rusk of Soviet and natellite
teles have been tapped. The over-
riding concern In to keep them
*lice" so that they ten keep
eupplying fresh mformation and
maintaining contact. with other
Individuals in the Soviet systlim.
If a Soviet source Is compromieed
through a "leak.' his usefulness
ends Even if he in able to detect
to the United Stales he IA not
nearly no useful, of course, II in
oltictal pont in X lily.
TWA i ?nth,. of secrecy versus
public accountability in a demo,
V in receiving pinched 011,0-
lion a? re.lt of the I barge,
last week tiv Senator McCarthy '
Ii remains to be seen whether
the, Senator will Nose hi, charge
shout communists "Infiltration-I
of an agency to subvert the linit-1
ed Olnte, I, one thing, the "uss"1
of Communist, or former CbM.
to 'mist a in another
The nose to place the. C
ane
t? rensional orontatee in the activities that niay ninge from
Ii tOurrlani e of a Jtont against
Ka ne woo III t the Joint Con? sabotage to assaimination
or %atonal Coninotter on Atotnte Senator Mike Mansfieid. Mon-
E ergir overseen the Atom. tirria Democrat and leader of *
E et?Xypf 7ornnliwinn has been de- topartison move for a mint corn-
Ieited for this nessinn The !Niue mitten on the C. I. A hat sum.-
iv mins aloe, howiiter. yrieinged the I nficisms moat often
at virtually all he knows of the
C. I A. came from newepape
reports.
A number of times, howeve
Congress has been in a ques-
tioning mood. One question was
why there had been no advance
warning of the North Korean
aggression. The C I. A replied
that the policy makers had die
regarded its estimate of the into-
&lion Ulf,.
And was there an +thence
warning of the Bogota. Colombia,
opining in April. 1542? This ac-
tion wan damaging to United
States prestige. for it occurred
while General of the Army George
C Marshall. then Secretary of
State, was attending the toter.
American Conference there. The
agent,' said it had sent ? warning,
but General Marnhall had brushed
it uide. refusing to be deterred
from attending It &leo maid the
SI/IP Department had refused to
transtut one specific warning of
the plot
Other points of entitle, in-
i?Iiiiitrut the qualitydnf Intelligent
th e
on e Indochina?sititation, rim
into the rounter-question so often
raised in the field of intelligence
Was the intelligence wrong or
did the policy makera disbelieve
or disregard It"
The Itnpset of 'Leak.'
Sonie intelligence officiate see
advantages' in having a special
committee looking after their
d hostile roblems But the
pr i
tie
C.
some "leaks.? notably one on the
radio about the hydrogen bomb
have dropped out of even the
}rattily reeporouble Congressional
Atomic Committee.
Some other questions raised
are these Would auth a joint
T i Control voiced about the agency (sermon neck to become privy
oo Miet ona Work
It, administrative and fiscal in the policies of the National
In the consIdiSration of the poliesn. at least should not be Security Council, embodying the
IS and ton. of the problem. exempt from normal surveillance action's moist vital nerretn, The
o fundamental minions of the by Congrees and the General Am council ix the parent of lb
I A. RIP conteolling. counting Office, the critics be- C I A. and piestirbes the doe, -
'list. its primary miaelon is to hove. Its estimated annual app.- lives on which the intelligence
cr lei t intelimgeni e. Inc raw ma- pun lion of nen rhi one billion dal- unit operates
t?
'ml from which It prepare* the Int* in not hanMeri In one pack- Will the rontnuttee Fief he
under as ntriet or, nrIty controls'
an(' IA emplot es' .
tiVould the staff keep die ,I?
mentn as nocurely RA the C I. A
where they are kept in three.
combination nate, in rooms with
barred windows that are periodu
rally paroled at night'
Senator Mansfield, who. had
marshaled more than A score of
Republicaps and Denincratn to
sponsor hut reaolution for a Joint
intelligence COrrirnit tee, nnid he
was willing to meet the suirkcy
problem. Instead of the ten-mem-
ber committee he proposed, he
would accept nne of only four
members ?the Majority and Mi-
nority Leaders of both houses: or
a committee combining the mem-
bership. of the Armed Services
and Appropriation* subcommit-
tees that deal with C. I. A. af-
fairs.
POval tant national P111, age; a large pail nf it in httItien
away in the ropey bills of other
hPAR PRI/RIR lv. MHO& the up- department, Willy a handful lb
p 1001 nf a country's potential Congreiss one the appropriation
I war, its strategic capabilities ftgores, and /he Budget Bureaty
n intentions and ite vulnerabili does not repot t eton the mantle,'
It to attack Or pressure. On such of employes in the agency.
? mates are based high national A reeponsible group on the pol-
icy. tern of the atomir committer
hi, mission ? publicly ac- would terve constructively in pre-,
k owledged. But the C. I. A. venting inefficiency end waate,
it is engaged in "secret the Intelligence unit /from ,
n ier haa conceded publicly (Wilt said, and elanWOIlld pr40
gi
cr." This is the profeesionall'ijumped" by other coMmittees, np
Ic m for what is commonly known' it has been a number of times tt
"cloak and dagger" or axiom, the pasi.
a activities, in which every ma- Senator Mansfield and .
othe
Jc, power engages. also have criticized the quality
ata openly and covertly ob. of intelligence produded by the'
to ned go into the national cell. agency and have queationed whL
M tee. The secret intelligence ther it wee engaging in domest
o rats ;,0,,n,,,,heorewecvoeir,:gvc.olvols igrorre.. ra;,teivrvaX,byti llwrovtionetLever ;.1
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Refuses McCarthy's Demand
He Step Down and Testify
. . ?Wrangle Is Angry
' 111S1111.1 Tb 1.1 NEUF." 'IRS" , Senator McCarthy. right. l man, be summoned as a witness. Others. from left, are Sens-
ill ' dicier., it is "absolutely necessary- to his aide of ease that tors Stnart Symington and Henry 41. Jackson: James Si
Clark Clifford. immitm? assistant to former President Tr.- Clair and Joseph N. %% rich. %rills counsel, and Kos II ( ohn.
's st, i ?? se s I ? : :Stem Ing W. 11. 1.414Ra.S1 r:
1 "mowed on rice. ?I, I oboists I slr Pet, c ., ,tots ' n ' CITY GAINS WATER Federal Curbs on Lobbying U.S. poWER pERMI'l "'-?'
1.S. WILL REPLACE.?,...,:..... ',?:'.::,,:.':.:.,,.:;.,..' .-:: oN RAw ARE TAP Ruled Legal by High Court To sT ATE uptiELD , .,.,._. w,,,?r ennsolo 'Winn tos
.,9 UNIT IN INDOCHINA:,::,,.,:?-,,r',,.%:-:;!:,::;.',..n, . . Bs 1,1 THER 4. 111 ',TON
' t4e wit bet, pen Senstot I
F., ez tot, onto, Al natter*
. Supreme Court Lifts tiltimate
WA ?IHINGTON. Juno 7 - The Supreme Court upheld 'nil,. Supreme Court. by Reiecting .1,-,.., p. NI, t soh, ant Stuart
tssnt not un The V.,. nn, n Co.
tht? 1 and g1,1. thr Limit 360.000.000 Gallons ,h, t onstitutinna fit y nf I he Federal law regola t Ina Inhitc tog. Appeal, Opens Was for Start ,,,,,,, ,,, r?,?,,,?, de?,,,,,,,, ,,,,,
,',,, ? fmmn, es hese Imen hnian? m AsiiiN,-;TtiN .I!.? e ". :,ee ,,, ,..?. ,n, ,,,,,?,,,,,,n, , TS WASHINGToN .1 ? r l? T,
II Plane Experts to Be Recalled . -
'''''' ''' ' n''' " '''' ? " Daily?'31 Decree Out In a 1.10.1 deelSionh tr, high roust reversed a ruling or a of St. Lawrence Proiect .,,. ,l'"olw 1 Demo, rs' 6,01..0 v
Its (RS, l'i? pnitfit al niinle, nniii- 1.'i?iF7::11'," ...ITIFICri!!":???,'111'n'l ',.(';',.....4
as Pledged. but Others Are ?a... sc ., A,' blIeli,, er,me et
itstiort Court here.
. 4 ' to Take Their Posts ,IN the rhatge that New Yolk 1,1,t4,I.,? ,t,hne, I slat ,If e w a a
un'''' EISENHOWER LIMI ..,
the Unfled 'tt't - l'e'?' ,P"'?' S,n1.1. , Mt Ctrs, t,t t cov 1,4
111b,,ToN ict, 7 Ti 'll .1.'''an I.'" kl I an' al'aa tn the cen-fi m Iwn 'If a if ts,ce to wt? flat. ttf i h? S?nslIN
Ralph W , Moore Torn Linder and
? he Nafional Faint Conn-not. h
scow, ThIs pieceni ? the in nf II' prIff-kla g' ' .-.-,.--.=.. trinnun St La \ 1.`nr n 11... r seta. I., , ,,,,,,,,
,. ,,,, ,, ,?,no,, ? ny related to
tnaaier in iiie nni?,1,...,,,c,retithlhhts,intahjtowitiyh,o,p?m,.1,on ,F1,:? He Hits B u s y b 0 d y ? 'Greeb iy. ',.`??',,';;' il.tr.,"?Lara ,g!,,a,,','::.,',1,, '0'1', '''int 7.,,',I;:.r., ";',,I,'"'4'.rir: ';,?,"r,171.1n117.
In p? II, tAr. re- Stipt?nie Coot t a approval tar a
, chef Rotor Earl Warren de-
,tlebal? from wandering ret ommendatton nf sts Ile' tfi
S r l''? F In ' 1 F., in 4^ t an,,,,,,
?rie legmlaten at hand. Intrusion of Functions i he Saw Yolk State Pawar Ott- W astangten attorney nho n ssi
0 In teIng hi k thr met, . .? paritl.er, the
"Pr'Intad 1. r ankftto eh Stanley F Reed thordy to join nith the mntAret ..?, ,.,, ,,,..h,? Ho., ?,???,
4?LI, BH I 'n'Im 're' to take i6n pl., ed agamst Ruhett w ? GovERNmENT RoiE
handled by thr Gosernnt tts toy urn '111/ tolhs s.rint.ng the at, that nsd been
',churn, of bills on other suit That R, Rs Iha r tosilt tment In Delaware?Maryland Tour. Ils at Sinn slt?Os n? stm Sill( a atm ft.,
t PlOrl 1
ff, ,he nav. be Jo ted on a,
,I I' . It"' F. iF,.., ,IF r/Way for Legislation Own 1-1,dro?Ele,tri, Coninu`s,?^ '.f ,,n,ler Pt fatten( .12 ,T1,-In
Iff f"aa? """'""4" 'hot a Halo, 11 Burton and Sherman,
... ? till, tin.fi''''' f ff wan I" 'aIr-aa??I'a ' NI, I ten ry tsteted a ? blank superseded In approve New York ...?? ? ?,,,,,, 0 Douglas and '
Ry ANTHONY IFS Canada. a il"Yel".'"Ia1 af,I a' ' S^n.k1,,r NI, t'111tha .. hat rx-
at building the pr., plant
it At . ni 1931 decree of the tribunal he
MInton lostices Rob, r H Jack.,
""" "I' I" ", a" I'na , alt ' for II, spetml aesattm "n" City's retinaer ultimately to OS,. ,,,,gn I. Blank th,??,,. [0/ ( ,I In press ties Mott ind,
rustle. Tom C. Clark wax Al. _CHESTERTOWN, Md , inne ^ The Lake Onto, In Lmiti Des el? hn,,.?,. la, n.??, u.? ?n, ,,,u,_
President Eleenhower smaerted oproent and Beach PrOlefinill As- ,n .,,,,,,,, upnIn at l',,,Y1111111?,??:
tntril'`'''l I"? ' 'II': kaa'a bt?rnai stet, motel, ?eta the time and 900,000 000 gallons a day NOM .
I. in
n'inn'' a I..'in".41 l'on L... I', '''' "l0-1Wared Hs, Mr J ' Under the 1911 de. tston. the
t mn was instigated. hence he did etina?-ii a
tad y that Government !Mould .o.i?tion. Inc . a group of mop-
session of the cm-moot. behind
i
t'?. rd'i l'''' '' ''' n'''"F"''''' plate but does not list the Mem- the Delawate and lot tribolsoes trn_nen Genera, wh,,,,n the p, ,,,,,u. .
, ! ' no' as 'l?I'"'","?""" than tile o?iionriell the Governor's execu- ot Y was amPowaiad '" Isaa ""'Y not protwmate in the ruling. , essential services and .artY owners, had asked the high ?inn., doh,. ni. 9 ;Iii A m sen.,
"Ill- ''''''"'n nn; Antr' "nn "I hnnn tarn' lis, 4sststant? said a frill agenda 440.000.000 gallons daily The lobbying decision was one s,yiniiiii. n . - f ... of Appeals ruling that contained ._ri
elfa're without a -greedy" and' court to set aside a Feeley al Court ton hyriiinc,nn ?tin he iiadaniivi7t
Ill bid, the k em h might lead wfluiri be released .00,,, probably Th. city sougbt to increase its of fiye opinions handed down by " ' - n ay intrusion Into unc ons m cliffbrels advice fnr Rnbett
to linn,F Cnitert States involve? ,nrnorrn,s,
lab? of D'hawaf? Ea.." wafaI an the tribunal so it ended the Otto' informally at the to teenee New ork to share n ? ,,,h?, IP. ' ,,,, ,r ,':.. ,
of the individual the authority of the commission T, ,,evene, hem ?ei 9; .f . ,., rho
I in the oat Thts left open 1 he possibilityW
the grounds that e water con- her, 1952 term. The court its ,72;1 ,anarn' ?fl.,,,,,
nnen, of W.gh(n,.. building the project. The tribu-
Soe ng i Y i mr. ,.:,,
Mr " ?l-1? it'Y' Ias'raInad the that Mr Dewey might urge Sc' gumption and population were in- reaced until next Oct. 4 him with ht. Irminlea con, toning
gIaaa- "'la', In 'Mk' lana only reappoitionment and the Long 1967, its water facilities would be, .....,.eni ,i_i, _____ _ _ _ It.o,nid Chot.11eigegeuhl.eir,ev.,,t phreogPmresmidbewnt I nal. In a brief order today, de-
clined to hear the appeal.
It I
Jhenklini. Fjore:eym 4010tt al
0.
II F.Fle m lc, au the oda."' ,oan on some subjects other than creasing to the point where, by. , ,.. , c.n. R,,,,,,n, i?,,,,,, , Senator McCarthy
at , , l'aI Iawae w" "ya . taa war little mospeet that he would at-'pated needs actions taken at the closing bne between the proper function'that the dams that , for u., _,h.?. tell hhh,ht
been devised "to help define this' The property fennel,. asserted.
'hose nho otitinteet I. 'ma"' Island. hilt there appeared to be unable to meet the city! antic, The court in other major. w,-,,,,,, he, ay , en ins. spe s t Li
M:ntn ?th" Ar"" '' '''' h'""" tr"'" automobile inaurance bill that change in the 1931 decree pointed ?-", "
ert_ led i the Phillips Petro', which it should not enter and power installation would d , h 1,,,, c. ,,, ,,,,,rh th..
of Government and Ulnae field. yrected in ronnectton talth the . . SI
;their hMdinge by raising the leye heating t e t or . y- y
'well theatre are , ri be I I' Oared by tempt to revive Ow compulsory, Its April. 1952. petitom for a sel1al.a? ?ninge Subcorrowttee on Invretigatinne
4 all l leme "Ph sal (IIACIOROI heist y put, In hired potato ly that there
' .1 I" V" Ea" Aw F'''''' ' d'n' was defeated in the regular 1956out that M anticipation of the leum ComPanY c.a. that .1?Iea ?I.should not invade."
Thr t .1,iTt ?nient? ,LII ? . - water needs after 1967, the eity natural gas by an independent, He also said it was a program Of Lake Ontario
'' Ia. smiled to India lima hy Fat East Icing Island Transit Authority. reservoir on the West Branch of tributed it in interstate com? that would bring strength at Since nn proviso. had been Wiin ..an excellent chow.- of end-
home a 411road and lead to made to compensate them for the irisr the hearings he Friday. or by
, ' '' ? ' ? - b' " The program drafted by the had prepared Mims for a dans and Producer to pipelines that dia.
wssion
la fill Alr F(.1,'S headquarter. in Japan. whi,h the legislature will be the river at Cannonsville, N. Y, .merre could be regulated by the peace. 'damage, they argued, this wouldiTuen?lay 'at the 110.1
"II' the "flit ail said. asked ad approve InvOlves these', It doll be after the eommetion Federal Power CommisSion Ile referred to hja progranhaMount to the illegal takIng of! He Nall Jeaseph N Welt h. Arrny
, rven , .nf this project that New YorkiPhillips. the court said, was a only in soiree] terms, pleading private property for public uecIspecial rounsel. ehared hia view
that thete was "a growing dm-
Antaapating Congressional riot: aEndIng the Itruptry of the'City may increase its dtversion,"natural Res comPanY" withinI for no particular part of R. InyvithOut lust compensation.
, . delense oflicinla said the railroad and returning it to the nf the Delaware River water tn'the-gtaalsing of the Natural Gas hts news conference last week he, Engine... Finding. cited potution-1 on the paid of all eon-
'""'I Need for Staff Called (treat ronves:
(hem h need for additional am hands of the PrallayIVISIIIR Rall- tite requested 900000,000 gallons'Act an,d not eSeMPt from Federal' said he would refuse to discuss; Tbe Justine Debertmens. ,,,rerned to end th? hearings '?t . ?
11
ee
Ian. was at least as great 'toad. 'a day. The city estimates the regulation. The decision could of- the conflict between Senator Jo- 'porting the Power Commission, the earlitat possible moment
ay a had been ,h,en the a Initialing a rehabilitation,prorct will be completed in about 'feet gas Prier., to millions of Yon. seph R. McCarthy. Republican Of asserted that the .,RumptIon Senato Karl E Mttndt, Reptsb-
-rt sent tn February. program to Include the purchisellifteen years. wimers (rorn coast tO Coast. I A,Wisconsin. and the ExecutiVe that the shore lands would be licsin of South Dakota. ha
i.EugenvNavarre, of 1k1 new air-condittned cars Before then, however, the city doCed stOrY aPPekt,onDkg4.,,I,branch of tile Government and jionded was not ,n ji,ordarn, acting Ottoman of She 'Oscan-
to with the findings of the commws.mittee. Slid the t loved aesston
ii mitincog Fro, h t rannlander In and the rebOildsng of 98 otherriay increase Its taking to 490,- ldered the Interstate Com- would devnt hirnaelf wholly
!sion's engineers. ?tonm11104 would roncentrate on
Id::,..'n't" mirth dove on the Red Ricer merit towadd the rthrilitetion ervoir on the East Branch. , reasons for approving unloading', - '''..""mm'nnt? .6r".4Y. I Even if they were, the depart-tf trading obt which witn ... e . VIII-
? I ituits istnd. slid in Smarm that alliovision by the PennSylvanhe000,000 gallons a day upon tide mel Cornmission to re-examine enactment of his program.
Ill
?,,,,,,,, deita.1 ,prograni The court also approved the?charges by five railroads on siefP-1 political. however, and the Prem.. outweighed by ihe many otherluath a view to eliminating non?
The occasion MOST WS, non-Iment argued, this would beau far "ally were desited by both aides,
I in. doubted an intniedtate Vtet. of 95.d00.000 rot an ,intttal pay- completion of the Pepacton Rh? its order and glve more Prerlae, (ailsI
dent emphasised that by more interests that would he benefitedEssentlal ;witnesses
than the tenor of his rernarkii..by the project that the damage The telntative proposal svntild
Meanwhile. lien. J/IFIle, A. Van aSetttng a lout( of 20 per rent recommendation that New Jersey mem, of fresh fruits and vege-
rasa.' " n'll'tarY, Cahtl.,,,, ea-Pig-en-53, fob.. fi I Cpnti.u.d on pa,p12. pommies 1 enetieued in, pp.. ig, Femme g I He also included in Ms party ? would not be sufficient reason to Tan as laitheases only Senator
,,;nln? :1..leet, ISM. off to fly ba. k to . any fare increase that can be permitted to divert. outside to New York and Phil..
to hea ?_?_-- Democratic Senator. J. All invalidate the 'men.. 'McCarthy and Franc,. P. Carr,
\ tie r:w Pritsident EisenhnWer for ? ? President EiSenhower deaig-tsubranninlittete staff direct?, aft-
'g" 'Tokyo to
half holm thin morning Navy Unveils Light 'tJet to Carry Small Atomic Bomb
. :Frear Jr. of Delaware.
Senator Frear is running for.nated the New York Power Au-Er Roy lit. Cohn counsel to the
- ;survey nunsion in the Far East
,m th re-election this year. One of bisdhority last November as the' McCarthy subcommittee, pushed
potential rivals. RepresentatIve,United States' agent in develop- being crOss?examined.
. or th? ,,?::::tt.tsam (7,1e,r,e,,,,h: ,nf i II, helejics::. '
I W J litt?Ned Assistcnt Seer, - ro Herbert B. Warburton, Republi. ing the power potential of the Under ;such a plan. the Army
Or Lawrence Since then. the St. would not insist on testimony by
vetoed Eighth Arniy mum
mandri will go from Tokyo to 1111111111606,
avid Schine, center of
1 Icier
. 'tense Depot linens They have
r"1 hero making a study of United
Ic h'h St etc% ',dam y astostanee pro-
to
Waan grains in ea. Japan and For. s
"yes', nuts.1 for the President and Mr.
nohitnil Gate a Glonnty Report
no 'n la General Van Fleet. who had
damn 7,1 , claimed to the United States tori
eonsultalson at the Pentagon and
g ? the White House.
Join gloomy leph, th. Far East
niseilast 111111,IT before a, joust
111,ting of the Senate Ito.btign
I, Relattons and Aimed Se vines
Ejjy Cononittres
? Nturray Snyder. White Douse
pre,., retary. said General Van.
would spend thirty to sixty
more clays in the Far East He.
1,n?4,,4 de, lined to say whether the mis.'
Siaa g0 to Indochina
n,17 lA Pentagon stmkesman said he
S' knew of no plans to expand the
Iii itt 01;pnal illne.ary whtt h called
''nanW tor %soils to Korea. Japan and
?? F011110,11. as announced last April
'jar M.-General Van Fleet and Mr. Mc-
? the President continued, it is,united
plant in El Segundo. Calif. It is said to be the smallest and lightest U. s. jet combat plane.
'perfectly proper. it is perfactlyltries and the Atomic Energy; sations. Monitored by the Army.
that Government dOlCommission are cooperating in with Sedator John L, MeCIMISM.,
t?' was said to be the drawing' The AID Skylinsk after its unveiling yesterday by Navy Department itt1;o4la's'"'Airr'cra"ft.
,can of Delaware. also went along
!with the President, whose day's Lawrence Seaway Development pyt. G.
'journey by plane and motor in-:corporation Act, authorising this 'the con
Icluded an eighty?mile round-trip country to participate with Can- Carthy
budding the Seaway, haii mend to
roveray, and the Mc-
de would waive de de?
hear testimony by Maj.
IMaryland towns. .been enacted. Gen. Ki . r B. Lawton, command-
Before
through Delaware an
,Before a crowd of about 3,500, The Government argued that lag general at Farr MOTIMOUtbi
persons on the campus of the passage of the Seaway law wan N. 3 I
Ismail but venerable college. the Prima fame evidence of Congres-, Weal Unpaid Consultaet
,President traced the growth of c,,,H,,,,,,,... pme it ceimm.s ; Private Schine, until he eras
'thaGavenmant mince Ka faanding -----=--------------------- 'drafted, Was an unpaid coneultant
He said one problem for educated for the Isubcommittee norntally
youth. and adults was to -de' U. S. Atomic Shows chaired by Senatnr McCarthy.
termine what is the intoner rela- The preterit hearings are ran. 1
tionship between himself and that To Cite Peace Uses cerned th charge. that Senator
Government, and to allow that ?_-- McCarth , Mr. Cohn and Mr.
Government to go no fuither sorma is ritr so. F?Fgr.... Carr 'ought by Improper pressure
than is necessary. because all WASHINGTON, June 7- Theta, Obtaln preferential Army
Governments are greedy - United States Information Serv.?treatmene for Private Rehm.,
Refer. to Pamphlet ice is preparing world-wide' The *earthy side, in turn, an
Offering an example of how a "atomic road chows" to demon- ruse. th Array of using Private
Government reached out for pow. strate this Filmier what the Schine a a hostage to divert the
ei and function. he referved to a United Staten Is doing to develop ateCarth groupa attention
pamphlet on dishwashing iseued peacefkii UM'S of atom.: rnergy. . from it
by the Agriculture Department. In addition. larger 17eirnanent? Aside ;from the elchangs oe
Although the PairiPhiet was a "atOins for peace- saws., each heated statements between Sena
-
best seller. it was not leprInted involvIng about 8100.000 worth of tors Ilarthy and Symington,
when the supply ran out sm ?ral equipment, are sehedbled to open, all of todays public and telemeed
months ago. in Sao Paulo Brasil, and in Bei.. .hearing tvas communed with the
-Now ladies and gentlsinen." his next September. , reading Into the record of the D.
' ? indua-'nal twenty-four telephone Waver-
""''"nr. The primary reapOnalblidy o
knowti
di a
h he 6
The l'ai ? explained that. if these coun-
t "I, "III' tries could undertake an in-
n f share of responstbility for
1 their OUn ,It'h-n?e, it would be
misnioni possible to disengage more
ng proimit United States strength, in sr
Wbehrord with Piesident Eisenhower's
I;plan to build a larger otrategic
ColunsirS. I reserve.
Iup of recommendations foi
strengthening the Chinese Na-
' fionalMt, South Korean and pros-
' Due Japanese forges. It was
? for us, and with us, many thIngalworking out models of an atomic DemocrisE of Arkansas, &Woe
BY GLADMIN MILE the MD sryhawx, ems de- , parable functions, w?eighing less ithat ?t one time in history would Ipower plant end producing,McCarthY, PrfV?t? Robins, Mr.
Int s T see Tett Th11. 4,,,,st have been comodered repreherisi- diagrams, charts and photo' Cohn an. Mr. Car, I.
new Navy Jet attack bomber small atomic bombs. It has their norm at weight of around 'ble to our fOirn of GovernMent.,graphs The ways in which atonal, The cOnversebons. which the
signed to carry the later-model than 15 000 _pg.&
that reverses the trend toward ; 30 ON pounds. Powered by a and these thinga are done eneigy could provide electric' Army hid fought to put in the
lation power to light s city or to pro I,record. 4d not appear to bear out
LOS ANGELES, June 7-A
ever bigger and more oomph- any sabstanlial manner the at.
ca ted military planes was
shown for the first time today
at the Douglas Aircraft Con,
pany's El Segundo plant. The
craft, a eingle-seater dubbed
a wingapread of only ? ou
thlity feet and a length of Wilj,?ht 3.65 Sapphire engine, through
about forty fent Exact spe. it is desIgned for speeds in the "And so we nave peat social a ship will be showa
cificationa Weie not Officially neighborhood of 800 mil. an faaalrl'Y Prwgi awl, we Kaye farm The uses of radloartive mobs
disclosed. The ship is only 'dour-lees than the speed of programs to prevent the farmer iri medicine will be illuerated
about half the size of existing SoundThe Skyhawk is in. Ifrom falling into a disaster con-I For the SEo. Paulo and Rem
semice planes performing com- Continued oa Fags 11, Column 1 Continued on Pegs 1fi, Column 4 1 Continued on Page 6, Column
?
legationel by Secretary Stemma
and his ;regular counselor,. iTS
nIG. Athindi, that Senator MeV hy
Continued ow Sags 16, Cohen. 6 I
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and his staff had brought any un?
due pressure to bear on behalf of
Prod. Signe
There were no monitored rec-
ords of any telephone convet?sa-
tions between Mr Cohn and Mi
Adams bet ause there was te4-
timony that Mr. Adams did not
have notes taken of his telephone
calls until late in February after
he had decided to keep a record
of his troubles wall the McCarthy
committee. By that time Mr
Adams and Mr. Cohn no longer
were on speaking teinn.
As to the Stevens?Cohn tele-
phone calls, the subject of Private
SChlrle was not even mentioned in
six of the nine A?ails reported by
eiv President Elected) been stilt ho Senator McCarthy
y Christian Scienti s ''''''":17'44';'''''"?77`":" ""`""72:5:
7i
to i,ur proud hooray. Senator
N., nt,ngten itellared lle,rentort
too ?
The At,orne, Gene, ai ,,r ,it ?
United !States Mr Browned, h,,,,
been i dinpnied w,th another Aire
tarne, 4;erieral. (tulip lisughert7,
at.,, v.*, tudieted for one Cf inn
ino, It andaltius thefts in our
'Arai schen the Li,. PI I' In. ,
NI, llaiiirn,in. I will make n a
own ain, en as to the IAA,. il
? I.,, pr oxedir ,, My deeinion wo,1
,,e t,a-.4,1 on farts and all of the
,.i. ts. 4,,i Tv, .,,,t. those we know
.o of ludas
At the Insistence of the Arm,
one Monitored telephone i all
taken ho Senator NI?Carthy a of'
Ii,. wals intr.!. ed into the ',-
nit]. hilt It concerned only that
part at n conversation betvervn
Moist.. Carr and Adams dealing
with .1 proposed so twin rrf the
sitheontnottee's annual report
Mts Frincc, %lima a am,.
Milliam K. Knox '.'iry.
th .
e41 she pluitio up her tele.
o to ',Oen only when in-
the Army for the pentad between,
Secthe23fiarnsitt N,,,,,ont2,,,,,191". of ,,,,,,,1 ,,,,,? , ,,,j,,,,,, ,. ton..1,in led to do An bv Mr Carr,
,ant that she del not he?r the
St-hire In anv of the calls bol RoSTON .1 ire I V,1,1?.rn I,,, het TAO ts of the telephone call
-:...1?1141111???????????????---414/11111al t j't.l'h'nn Sw:,cereotnartj,e,,S, tr257enNstarndcoMhrn! R Enos of 14,..,,n has heen ,tui? jt jii: oh tarij'iii.t."5:Vcr,tit,eu.,1!?7?!'n'n.,...r1.
r ? '''' ..due for induction on the follow- (.h.,,' ni I ,?'''' S' ,'.,''', ,tt! I iv, I in lo
.ALFMNI ARE SERENADED.. The Glee Club at the Tinted $ ing Tuesday and?a,ked whether mother hue, h m 1,o,ot. lie I. Ii hi a 'it e. ran etent Mtn the
States Military Academy, West Point, as they hang in he might get slob in the Central sur ' ni ils Mo t", ii " F. Coil- ' re, iril Me Cohn a...erted that
honor of alumni clay )esterdav on steps of Washington Hall, ,Intelligenee Agent, worth, AN, of 1,,,,,n I ,r, our oNi, e One do nr,t
Secretary Steven, volunteered The ann..", en et, w i??? mad.' di ,p ,,, do not nionit, , AIR '
4 said that "our young friend" was! ted userti tOoriiii 'kitchen priti.re duty on
to take the matter up uath Allen at the annual meeting doom: ii.? -.est hto Oh, horned in on ?
Graduating Class at West Point, Dull-, I A! `1!rrtnr! 1'nd I """! R1'1 '1'1'1 "11 111'11 ill! t.nskr '1.1
- on the followrag day. reported' imme, Irri too r NI,'trom
?
634 Strong, Has Its Final Parade `-!: P:1`. :
d"A ,, 7 o,... ta ist !,hir'r'r,'n't'lle'-iXtrIl'IN".Ter'uet'N'ars"..4-4
there other bcfore or after in? 14,? jistir ..?
? rr"
tir? Oil the io A,I?it. identified ',V.I..'
.11,0ev '61'7 V rad't juhs C Bisid or Obtet In the latter conversation Sem inc 01
005.1
Stevens agreed to ? too- 'Ira'', ac f iif rancliten. ? all, wan me tt e in one 0(
F'rsi Cs"' week furlough for la o ate St lune n''' M I A.M., ARS sotiong
giaduating ,I,, paiaded t.?lay l'i igen, co...oder tn, i I,,, ,,, ?non ., he ?., 4,,,,,,,, n? he Ti,..,,,h,,, v Nlettnet nona? os mit t?i ,,i,,,, ,,,u ice that tie.!
for thr last tine on r";',1'jj i"11. ir'eii,j",,jsuirillt sInji,i;fl'ai iiiih'odne'ltust j rOulrl, fmus2h the 105
plain at the tra,ted States N1111- tendent of the Academy. and then On . ro. e i , b tote
rut--
tarn Academy took places in the reyiewing stand. Seim' wi" indwded a Pro d thisarrangement.
Tomorrow the first &lama., Twiny also was alumni tray at ' !is ?
One of the ArIlly 3 telephonic
will receive commosinns as on-' the Point Hundreds of old Sec-
ondgrad-
heutenants and bachelor of Irate., returned for the ay s. ret appeared to dispute etamr Stevens' testimony tleat?
,science degrees at graduation ex- events, whorl Int luded a tradp e Allied the r on.plarnt to Mr.
, cruises in the Field House. ttonal parade from ClIllUM Hall .001 .Sehtne had 'ailed 'irti dsi
Oct. 21 because he still "har-1
' , Thousands of visitors here for to the Thayer Monument. tn De them with colter con, Cr- Servii, McC4rt hv sought, At t
'the June NA'eek activities wit- AL the end of exercises at he could
hope, shall we say, that! ?
d d sorne special jobs of iiiii?'ain? rine point. lo interim. I an ex-
, nessed the traditional graduation monument, the alumni were hon- e t rations' rather than take: mit the Burlier,. e got the fire- planation ot an on miller rd
!parade at 4 P. ht. at the coin- ored at a rmew of the Corps of mij'ijeahLe training I
it had unto pate.) late in sentener. in one of hdt t ilk, w?ith
niand of Brigade Adjutant. Cadet Cadets Can, Matthew B. Ridg? I s
!_d shooed ttehiv.1 the dsazr,s,s;nhuer,10.nSiesrig,ate:rrs,.,n.!rr'ian?tht. .,tte!: t ei?athtr,s! SI tg..,!rreeht; hilt f tfe,en.tere,rt,,!,i
lames E. hloore Jr. Of Cailisle way, Vnited States Army ch,ef i?le.Thue,,A.rmy fe:iorrod,
Itarricks, Pa ? of Staff. was arnong graduates.? 1r! .'71111.,n?!_ct ma dr no-holth-h.ti led Prat. al fight that the ??.1.0.11.e. ? that Soloist-
0 21, but there Th ta , j.
! The GI athiating class left the who otturned. He addressed the phone call
a contentron. denied bv, iiii i i ii"in Hierriiih' iiii rei M'Cartl, lot. rPre1.4, no del"-
t eon. /harked -iriii.e, ? 11..
r,oprs of ,adet and forMed in the Assonal ion of Graduate. in an
Proate Sm-iliac and Mr. Cohrl..reseed td.h.' "dies'''. I r''','"' ,M'''
er of the 1,epa,tinent ,.r tokon tee J F.eigae Hoover.
hint hes and Pr t, at:ono, Tr- 1h.- Ilkurelo of Po entiga.
or tot en 101 ,,r 1.1rert ,,e th.t1 %It A14111111
ii 0 in the numb, of bran, h., nad rap, eased a 1,,w ommon
n.I an Inerea..e fon:leen In 'he r wol k 11,1 report,
he number of ,ollege organize- , Mr Carr protursed help Tile in.
,ns. attron that Mr Cohn hail
, titter of the goads. grarands Led of I-the-record meeting court as Sanctirnonions Stir end h,, -.lot,' to Maik pl. eri
-that this was in reply to a call nn thn don jun,
rine of the Tj'r '
where something ?as left out - ?
List of the Greduating Class
I laced by Mr. Schtne two day's
Matter Discuased With Wilson Army monitored teleplitone ?.e, R?,
- ? In any event, the Army's own
record showed , that Secretary Senator S'n.ngtrin ao advising pletely iinro,onahle about HI.
Stevens had advised Private Secretary berry
nu1 eSs "Marquise.en ml hsr hn erf ?johei a dg_ouh, n,t,get nt et.,r;
forget the ! j x4 tthhrenk,x,:iNdisr.ershoriht he ,, ?the.,
,,,.... Schrne on that date that he had ' trnd wOrk from the penthouse of
discussed his particular problems ..
play" with Senator McCarthy. .
with arles M. Wilson, Score- ?
Inttodut ed last Frolay quoted few things I hate ono him con ?
fat or ble
hemi ith
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1 Petitions Removed to Chicago '" " 'hi 'P. them !kr.
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th' failed to -at iraii Wort Ile sod he 10.? la, too of the'
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EXPERTS' EXOING-GGA4G0---
greem ,
,
'were in aent that the
wealthy young New Yorker would awes th ,,, proaujje ah?r General at Monmouth Dispute*
the rules for fair fighting, the _
have to go through basic nano hut hojno,, tjuo hen
you must not Scientists on Resignations
"After' gotng over the situaturn no
,heat, you must not lie y nu inti,t
ing
t gouge,' Senator McCatthy l'OP.T hItth:N1.1711 N J ,
three Omen now Insofar as you sn, I l', ISA Iten \ 5 r?Orty I reit,
are concerned." Mr Stevens went Senator SymIngton reeprinited at ting ro11a11 .101105' off i, er of th?
on in the telephone transcript,
that he had warned So retao Aro, I Signal Cops Labotattio
"it is my honest convIction that
Stevens that he had -better look les hear. soil Ord, lie von't ' 1111,1'
that is the wise thing to do, out because if he got in a sat ap pletrly .11 prl,e.1 trs. a staterneut
Dave. and having done that, he might find that the junior that enany top n41,1l1514 um?
then, I th.k "ere is a' aseeSent Senator from Wisconsin would quoting the lohnialea IF, ,I pos.
cnanre that we can pick you 9P not use rules whir h were dm ell! 1e., against so note r harges In-
a" sae you Sl, . way that it..." or nght or fam--and I bated that yob ihg their 4,1th-igloo
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be useful In the country and to on things that I have aeon as a "The tilt nose, in mo raa
lessn
yourself ? l
.1 personally would like to at-'also tin the rampalgn of 19)2 in Oian in sin?, it InitiTO 'Pr Prtill.
member of thin committee Ind ranks terentiv has hoer lower
would come into this Army or flefusrng hooter lilt(' ittlo - General lillt, V, no Welling In
,,u, ?0,1 I e ,...i a
range it. rn such a way that 3 ou hlosouti
military establishment in 50,11 a dhj,,,,,i riot he a are, ,11..11,11 i Logos hy 0 g1,11,p I f atonic
way that you would use the Ater,' to ',foe the r muirratt, anal o . mots in r rat ag , that
knowledge and ability vou hate j? I. st ,ly ?,,,, , ,,,,, , , , , ? ,, . , ??,,,,, ,, ,,, pz, , ,.,p
, ,,,,,, , ,
in certain fields, but 1 wont do- ne,, s, haj?, ss iiangton ? h ml wei, roil, mg 11,. ir posts at Coil
, II, it over the phone-but that ?naol Senator NI, C it thy to ta 00 Moine, li
'I had a good visa oith Mr trial tng that On I trim I., t .1-11101 en, Man licoot lo i 1. I th., iiie
the roue to the St 11 lie thor de, 'I he labor,i'm or Ih?t.r,n nf
Is the Oct of it
Wdson We drsorssed It at con- the Wisconsin Repuhla all hol re? , Ir.111,1,1 ! i i to-It-11cil limiting
stterable length, and we both felt, fused la tc-tify In All,,,, I,) , nAli
? pl nn .I M au to ,,
4.1.e of humor
Il would be a big nirstake to at- iri,, / hat gr s pri fen el agarr kt ? nifraionent offei A 01 .),,ho or nor
unless you had taken the ham! He note I th ot E.,,itnr NI, , The ,I1, III, RI 1,,III haft ?Ai I
tempt In any 001' to do an}tangehm,
Ittamtng then we feel ram hand. Cott to s tt .1 r IA I h 1,. \ PirIPIP l'? ,,,, roght 11,11 1. e resign 01,11,
plan that 111.0111 work out sato. our 11,1 t it, I, 1,1. i, ( ,1 ir,, ..? l, ,.. '...1. Is. F.ee f
ale tree to make sonic kind tif a tu?j?,? }lot un, u? h ,j , 1, ? 0, . ?! tj , , ,u., . o ?r ? z , r,..r, ,, ?,,,,
et moll, and for ever body ''Mull ,,r, I ' A` .1 f a.. I on! 51,1 at it,
'a. till?, I.' ?rab an? fitir the Gr-ie" alter, I ',.0.ntltrt --.' , oat tr oit o 51.,' mo a i I. a ? i', lro,'M P..
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t.me Ain, Se4 ii tail, th tt he hiol,
not so.ight the teinnial of Ma) I
rr n flie 1101 ,1 C Partridge .1-
;held Of the AIM> , II-I. In II,' 1
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any time you want '
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PENHEIMER CASE RENEWS
THE NEW YORK TIMES, S NDAY, JUNE 20, 19M.
C.!. A. NOW OPERATING LT
A FAR-FLUNG NETWORK
Its Immunity From Investigation Is
Now Under Congressional Pressure
C. I. A. CHIEFS?PAST AND PRESENT
ley ANTHONY LEVIER?
sitensi Tu. so. ewe stew
WASHINGTON. June lb -Jon hostile bomber. took to the
Again trim week the Central In- 'sir.
tents., Ann, v was attacked' This explains the concern over
by Senator Joseph R. McCarthY intelligence leaks, accidental or
Ile contended that the global through Congressional source.. A,
eloyk and?dagger outfit Was to. leak of intelligence data often is
tn lra?i'it by Communists and easily traceable to its source, en-
threatened to drag he operations d.gering the lives of our own'
Into the glare of C.greasional agents, compromising intelligence
hex rings arrangements with Allied Intel-
The Sen?tor may not get far Itgenco systems and endanger-
sittt ri any attempt to eutyporna log sources of Information that
rt I A elf ti ials President Eisen? are not easily replaced.
hower, m understood. is deter. Produce, 'Eallmstete
mined to exert his Executive
powers to prevent what he feels The niost vital thing that
might become an Improper or C. I. A. does for the security of
loin con the United Staten is to produce
r,,,erinisooero!mos of the Eoerui,?'national estimates." These are
Ls* bran, hot the Government. Icoldly re...fled appraisal. of ?
Icountry? potential for war, its'
Neverthelne, taa senator may;
it ahead with whateVer inform.,
,ntrategic capabilikties. vulnen
I
EBATE ON LOYALTY CHECK
1;73'
fle
mocrats Criticize the Eisenhower Plan
Covering All Federal Employes
By LUTHSR A. liCSToN ? ??
I bit.. to The ttto York nr.....
WASHINGTON, June 19- The any Government employe was
Eisenhower AdministratIon'? Fed' ground for his removal from thei
sail employe ...may program?Federal payroll.
Rights of employes were pro-1
- ?arn? under new scrutiny this
yeek with the release of testi- meted by a eystem of reviewI
nony in the Oppenheimer' hear- hoards leading up to an over-all.
'age and the end of the thirty-ala-, Loyalty Review Board, which hair
lay Army-McCarthy hearings. . power to on aoma derimono m
The case of Dr. J. Robert OP-. agency or departmental boards'
whose security
ntrihtey ateolernaitcansoiceenwtiennt rin,rnd oeffEicniyarlsn.tive order by whioni
withdravrn by the Atomic Energy' President Truman created the,
I.7Ornminion, raised a questton in, syitem was rernforred hy Public:
AT THE FO
A
n.y minds ite to whether the Low no. enorimi by ine E,gniy., - -
I
acurity program had not worked. !int congreaa. 1 boards, a. or-gentled undier the .t
?dvantageof the Government and Provisions of Law truman eet?up. wits atantshed I e
n that instance, both to the db-
'o the detriment of the individual. This law provided that M cer; department and %awry to hear t t,
Panels were established in eachIa sol
Since the purpose of the. "Y`eltain ?Mensitive agencies." such as ,6ernritY ea.re. with enrh Pene,to ii.
sive,
from all
Government lobe I sthtenteDeDnpapILTntenetntofnnDed tine:let:on% hie, I ecnn'''''d of security gram wart to eliminate saver- off Minis 0/1 at
Allen W, Dulles. ? handdrdpre.,.ventrtnioewnsonaets
had the !agencies other than the tine in, 0 tin
re AflernfinygilnneerngyenCnoymmisston. the head of 'which the sertinty case. ohm., i
power to noted. Final decisions weraplacedC mt
s ...OH new
Eisenhower and fernier bead of .0 testify and the accused man rth hearin s that .mel h t.,,, of on em,lsolely with the agency chief. :p tin
Walter Bedell Smith.
ton he h. about the agency. and,. ithe Nattonal War College ems acquitted; the court sem - :ploys when he considered nec-I The Eisenhower order ea en , Th
Government a.m. still were
pot some or us romieri igh national policy .d
Th bo I d to fenced the twit agents to fifteen or advl.ble in the Inter_ Public Law 733, in effect, to alit
e
honeycombed with spies and essary--
staff gets help from Cl of to The agents had refused to
Th. no dect, challenge M whether the program hed ,ecoirty eladministratIve unds of the Gov- unn;
employ. en thest.d. mai wide representation of view- Its days for contemptsor court. traitors caused acme to wonder est or hauena,
decision b the head of a de art- ernmeol.
dem/dons are based on these esti- e orgentre get ? ?
Mor lei rowers would deveMp, actually achieved Its object.
ment or agency vgas final EMI not! The Truman AdminiStration nr,
creasing eurbeity/ In othm Con:
presides, these "national esti- Hav.i The Atomic Smith, now Under Secretary of'n?f1 repiare this the Etseohower direction. Prestdent Trurnan di?it e
,had been ?orking in thus same
ei National Securtty Courted IArme? the Intelligeme Wilson tify on the orders of the then
Of the Air Staff, anti the Office director. Gen. Walter Bedell Es that the enteatto
President Eisenhower mud I subject to relies,
, In the weekl,v deliberations of.
'Ohne which President Emenhower
gressinnel qtmrter. that the Ex- conortysion the Federsi Stale. Before limy served theirAdmtration. by Executive Or?-?rected a study of the desiamhilIty'? ?
But the C. I. A. Is amusing in
c.d.'s branch considers more
ajar part III I of 'Investigation and the senienres I reindeM Truman n't be flI? i1" th` ci Nol. 1047.0 issued April 2/ Int merging "the loyalty, Security
nue.- a In.nd and foe ?ar Jcies would
I Obviously the. "estimaterr . rti ' ate Mined them. the defense of this. '1953, skt up a ??park.g4" pro-land sultalidity prove s" to
responsible, Eventually it probe- ' Ipoliticel campaigns this year be -
are only as good as the data and whenever their asststanee is re_ aril. w. that: to prosecute an
,eiheaare eek,eee wou, diaerme.lhave been eliminated before el., It was Mtended to Vid theIalimlnate "overlapptng"
bly will M. to yield W what ? II the subversives would.graesci
the judgment. that go Into them. -
duffed.
oge other interment. Hut crib.
.Gm/mut/tent of anyone who mightition and confusion.- A co
rh. quality of the Mtelligence They argue out punts of dif?
ask: What good , ,,,, ??renahle penheimer and McCarthy IMeStit
? dayi in November. The Op-
must be good. to begin witht The ference and if there is a dissent-
.soirree 7 ;
troika-
mitten
when
out of
be ? security risk for any reason.lwas at work
.
tat
All forms of eamonage, of ,hirt lee Administration went
' ff
maintainedthe.1m camaa,a.a!mistsal or refusal to h e in Gov- Tb..N.b,,,, Game-
his Incident Was that it indicated a as -r777-,-iernment service. Other standards
, I. A. WA:4[y In domestic at' warrne.."' , for.'diequalification were estab- The Eisenhower Progr
onamtic polide operations are re- lathed, ?howeellir, in the.folloWing been in operation ? lit
airs. which ta unlawful; Federal Poiltleil Issue
erved to this F. B. I. The offi? crate are not likely to refrain ..Behavior manifesting
Politics being what it is, Demo. Catch-all paragraph: I
no. subversives it had elimin ed was
than a year. How man
he C. I, A., by unanimous desig- from caustic raiments upon the truatworthiness, rmsrepresenta. hotly/ dieputed M the ' umbers
MI explanation. however, is that
atom of the, Intelligence Adv.- program the Eisenhower Admin-rtion, falsification or omission of garas of last winter. Th Demo-.
lunation set up to eliminate the material facts: crtmmal, immoral c. _rate claim the Truman dmtnis-
omestic field offrces for the par- program. The RepubliCarie for alcoholism, drug addiction or sea. Communists. I ?
"(API '(API '(API'
VirsZS
e?an ,. , rite renews science mesas.
- -- - - Fader Dulles, is the first civilian mar. th'n the actual fir"' Rep- of the !! rican system of
number of members feel l? ? intelligence chief. He gained con- reaentative John Taber, chairman
checks and b WM. without corn'
proper concern of Congre.. amends!e mpariema in wartime of the House Appropriations
romisinf it ; vital miesion.
The agency evidently h?? .;? in the Office of Strategic Serv- inmate.. and a few other Warn.
fears about the charge Of Com- ices, precursor of the C. I. A. His her"' are said to know exactly
ow much the C. I. A. gets annu-
ity. Much of its appropriation
is hidden in the money billx of
other agencies.
One case on public record re-
flects on the C. I. A. Two of its
agents in Seattle reported the
Owen Lattimore, a leading targe
of Senator McCarthy, was plan-
ning to go to Russia. They oh'
tamed the information from
travel agent. The F. B. I. found
the information incorrect and the
Justice Department prosecute
the travel agent for giving Mb
.nformation to Federal agents. ......
The two C 1. X. agents reftmed
' **4 aideaalidiand 1
_4_,Iine Ftench Cuisine 9f.
experienced golamets. ?
iCarefully selected cellep
Ill last 641k It., Um Mei CH!
ALSO NOUNIE ROM PAIREZoT
1-1.
1.--i---:,-:.-
information is collected from such ing opinton It Is not suspaproc:steill
open sources as technical jour- but annotated lull Irmo U., yn .
als. It is al. gathered by oar_ Mr. Dufirs 1. The ? estimate the ,.-
ret agents rt.ing their lives and H distriouted to leaders ,r the,,c
by the intelligence services of the 'l of the I 4 unt ? '
Army, the Navy, the Air Force,Counnl and the Joint C)lefs of d,
Atli., and C. I. A. agents. Some ,Staff.
information is being furnahed.Crttlehim of the Agra Ip ,
I
mations cast strong doubt onit toe si,
whether this attitude could be r?."'? rer"'"e gr g
The more 'redo. criticism on
v n b Soo let arms 'n the Criticism of , hue
service
service of the United States
Beyond this collection of data been difficult to substantiate In'.
on the material end moral mrnmomog me oorni..,,, mr.
most eases because of the sevrovy d
strength of hostile sod aeutral Dulles is highly regarded as an ' g
;countries is .other vitally Ito- ,
portant mission. That is an ail- intelhgence gxpert. hut some crit?Ie
gressive mosiors that might in- icism is yore,' about his admit,
I elude labotage of enemy instal- istrative &Inlay. The quality of
liation and the protection of telligence bas sometime% been
C. I. A. estimates and of its in-''
:friendly facilities from
Ilion by hostile spies. Wein.- questioned. 1 hough nothinadefot.
Rive about this has become public.
The Rey Mem It has been reported that it has
. year, though - informed officlifis
whether it can be made to .1,-
. L A.7 Mr. Dulles. brother of
dr
T1
to
t
Sm has I or
? more a,
active
rY C""dtee? r"'"unfl" tome evils it attributed to the Trumantor disgraceful conduct Including tration actually rooted tilt more
rhe?se of re?Hedt,i'"g frig", 'fltelh- their part, are likely to boost oat nerve? mon; insanity onrdor- One of the strongeet cfiticiema r
e-e" "I'm I'``"'".? ' business
that the Eisenhower system cured mental disorder; am 1- of the Eisenhower merb lam Is ,
net tams abroad has removed the "rotten apples".hility to coercion to net cord ry that lit cart rause innoc t per'
oncerns sod' others having con-
' from the barrel left by Um Tru- to national seeurity." sons to suffer guilt by semis- t e
tion. President Eimenho, er said s ri.
M February that he um deter- t v.
mgrionuedndthat no innocent persona f
should ha condemned in that c
"Guilt by association,' how- t
ever, was one of the futon In
;ft ter p ' man regime. . Later a p .
he President. the National Se- The Trutn. system which was, that made refusal to testify be-
runty Council and a few mem- ;
? in operation for about six years'fore a Congressional rommittee
he' of CcIng.fe"' Inehflh"g flm" before the Republicans took oVer, on grounds of possible self-
informal sunrommittees of the meat clear diatinction between incrimination ? valid basis for
vr ? little alyoui the ?}1 Y
Armed ServIns Committees are , it and security Rea. remoral.
lioxi?ecl to ktinnO t.
Who are the key men of the a budget of about It billion a
sonable doubt as to the loyalty of The system of loyalty review
j solemnly affirm this le vastly
ma to theAtfr for. and effect
munist Infiltration, for Allen
Dulles. the Director of Central In-
telligence, has branded it "false."
The agency is concerned. how-
ever, that its secret operations
should not be exposed If It is to
remain effective.
Survey Sought
? Even Its adMinistrative and Estimates, headed by a civilim
cm...! ?trine. haa. !nen Sherman Kent, formerly profes-
mopted from the normal inquiries Wm of History at Yale, and auth?
to which other agencies, Inched- or of "Strategic Intelligence."
His deputy Lieut. Gen. Harold
ing even the Atomic Energy
Commission, are subjected. Bold 11, S. A., retired. wartime
I lera e the growing Congres Assist.t Chief of Staff for Plans
sional interest in pis? ing it under end Operations for President
civilian outlook is counterbal-
anced by the military experience
of Lieut. Gen. Charles P. Cabell,
former Chief of Intelligence for
the Air Force, and now C. I. A.'s
deputy director.
The estimates are produced by
a board in the Office of Nations.
some krsd of discreet surveillance
Shop for a new
industrial location
on a 3e stamp ...
ANFNE.11;7041iNt mesa
Ten haps like that exercised by,
the Jient Congressional Commit-!
tee tin Ali 41110 Energy over
alvinic elm, Senator Mike
Mandit?Id if Montana has mar.
shaled a tvivirtv.an group of more
than Senaturs behind
a tesolutian to do this The reso-
lution has been pigeonholed for
tins sesuun, but support and
tonlinue.
3110011 in lc Itcpresent at ive Petet
Erelinghot seri Jr. of New Jersey
has totrodut ed a resolution to
sursey of the 'igen( y by L
a In e?tlentidl
Pel haps Ism ing to the inevita-
ble and ,k.vlong to nauelpol.shot
inquisitnis Mr Dulles is now re-
r...1 led MO no eptue to the idea
of a di,- tort inquiry
Attractiae Target
The C I A is an invitIng tar.
g. putt, tins, lin files akcall I
n,ce n tny dei of vim stet,
Ut ntIrro Intrigue of st,
a, timt. ype ttf ritt. M. tour,
.1.1.? it-, the n dont] a. ,trr,., vt
ide fight ci dem.
II till.n. :nisi,
t pi.bh, tic and cloak-111d-
d not 111,0 stentiallx
',11p I' 1,0 hv Con-
1.1 1947, gr titled it an 0,
picot I.ctu I surciul.
I c sn,1 the 14'11
A 1111,,
What is The function
of Advertising'?
We believe the primary function of
advertising is to sell?SELL!
We're not art dealers?we're not
preachers_ we're not educators.
WE AIM SACESMIEN?
A large advertiser, like a cigarette manufacturer, selling
a los-priced item thrtsugh tens of thousands of dealers
can alford to sell indirectly. Constant display of the
name and picture of the produr I, by inagatines, news.
papers. radio and television is enough if the product
is groat enough to re-sell itself. I he problem of
selectitin of media, timing. frequency and posittnn
become relatisely unimportant. The arisertising
appropriation. running tnto millions, is to large they
call Wankel all the field, all the time-
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S???? .,?mom Letetth It letcCarthY Intelligence leaks, acclurrivcs p, ,
throUgh congressional enure. A
r.,,,, A...1,1,1,,or votfit wale In- ier. of Intelligence dat? often is
Iii? (stud. to
Its s on rshniste and easily Oa, stable Its Nome, ?n?
Co. ,????,,..1 to ?,,,,,g Rs operation, dangering the Ilves of our own
i, s 'Car. vf t'ongresvionet astentsrenallpre.mlYing Intelligence
I,' t'i
arrangement!. with Allied Intel-
?1 vs :.? ,levr may not get fat . g.n,, suerrai and endanger-
,
f inf
se , nr.t.,,,t t v Tame, s. vtg vour, e. oormation that
,
r. i A ,.,',? . t y lu?solent Eisen arc not vanity so -placed,
' '? ? "'? '' iso, r,rerc.'t '' d''''''' Produces 'Estimates'
ir.s.ed to (se. hos Estee-wive
tinier I
nit, v v.tal thing that
'''''t 'hi"' he I. A. 1104, for the necurity of
rei...ht to., orm an improper he
he United States IA to produce
'national estimates - Thews etc
1 ,e, ' st htvrat ions of the Eve..
emotive rPaen.ileY1 appraisals of ? Waller Bedell smith.
...__ _
a, , at pa sou,. of its former de7..?eone ere booe, oh thee. _.,... Tie board iv organie .. ..,. r root.o.?oe ?or, ,
Y? ? cm, erve,?.nfat,on ..,' ' r r r." ' whether the P
"'" honeycombed with sptee and
tenced the two agents to fifteen
'traitor. caused some to wour-i'er Pet of national securtty Such c eslmtnistrative units of the
ploy. when he considered it riec? The Eisenhower order elsten ,
c,`"reii country it potential for war. ihicCiSrthy hearmgs the s." termtnate the stervice of an, r
mates, rogr". "i-i &melon by
essary or advisable in the Inter:Public Law 733. in effect, tv,i....st?iTta
the head of a depart- ernment
i.vo Mt hi. about the agem), sn? ci,ac ',cum-tat policy and mato al: ad to get n [Government agent-tee Oil were
I ''''? "" -en.'n` `''''' strategic c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,te ?,,,iners EiseMtower an?I torn., imacl of ot testify arid the accused man
K, Kr?A wIth whatever Inforn
. asolity I, situ, k or pressure ?the N.,,,,,h, we,. c.,,,I.,,e,?
oh it? gets le lit front ,. The a entv had refused to tes-' actually achieved its object. ment or agency WES final and not,
had been working in tine ,Reele d
The Tturnatt Administration ,.
A...olorled Press
The es. of Dr. J. Robert Op-. ,?, y ?, ?.,,,? ??,., .,,... _
ienheimer, the atomic solentint en, off ,,,,
whose eeettrity clearance was The Executive order by which'
aothdraven by the Atom.- Energy President Trallall crested the
i'hoinitsst.n? "'sr', s `tu.'""n in vyatem was reinforced try Public '
scout y program had not workst..,,,,, "gee, iboards as -,iganired under the 't e c,
"MY Min" sa to whegh"r the Law 733. enc. tea by the Eighty-
n that instance. both to the dls. Trurtain set?tip. ,e, Motioned ,T e ht
?dvantage of the Government and. Pro, talons of Lam Panels were entshIched in eash,a solo
is the detriment of the individual The hie, provided Shot in eet? department anti agency to hear e V tat
Since the purpose of the pro- .telh ...ereot,ce egeht,e,.., such ec heelinn y CaS..y. with each pant'l o III,
Trani was to eliminate subver- the Department of Defenne, the,?""1"'"ed of Ser""my offintals oi I at
ot,....[?4 [m7?,4 frrirri MI G"er"..nt 3'h' State Department and the atm. agencies other than the one in., ?lib
Allen W. Dulles. [and prevent new ones from being , Energy Corot-summon. the head of wallets the security case ortgi- a 'la,
rteeri ions at the Army- the erne, had the ta,wee t,, nated. FInsl sit?Cleions were placed C RIP
solely with the agency thief. p thi.
Tht
e
unc
pet
ngi
ITIS
? p
4
aid tact
rerleO via...tonal quarters that the ac- nint?, ...?..innd end fon hie, e Energy ( onimi. - ,
'nattonai esti- oiiff N'yhi i.iThilligiini''' Tic' Aiiiinh'iSn''''' '"' Under Seeret'`iii of communism in Government --en-
s von. the Federal' Stale. Before ?WY
leenteheee preeoteht Tneeersimeadhtpheerir..1Cies would not be an lassie in the
*6 Admtntstration by Executive Or- rerted a sthdY of the aes.9?,['S.:, ._,
To reolace this the Eisenhower direct ton. Puvoilent .t
sl, n?,a1 ',were would develop,
the National Security Council. ,-, 'subject o
.,,,,,,,,ves On the wane,. sten
1 Isha itu direct challenge to Preet?
In the weekly delitseratmns of Aerec the ',Augers, e Un limn lir,- 4,n the orders of the then preeetehe ,,,,,ehhecer c
?
cressing curiosity in other l.s.si- preeoteo. the,. December that the question of.
fid tre C. I A. let srouningin-
over which President Eisenhower Um Air Staff, and the Uric dire, tor. Gen. Walter Bedell
ss 'Rive branch considers more major p"e'rr:.' ' Bureau of Investigation and tire der No. 10450.. issued Akril 27 if merging 'ice loYallY? Security,' n'
My will have to yield to what a
are only as good as the data and.qutred.
whent?ver tht?ir avsiotant e . re-"artmn was that to
A R e would disco..
prosecute a-.have been eliminated before elec..
n cause all the subverniven would
19,3, net up a package' pro' andsuitability programs" toil
It was intended to rid the'eltrninate "overlapping" 4uplica-1 hi
reap moth, F.ventually It proba?
Obviously these 'estimates- state Dah,rtmeni papa., .pata..lone.1 them. The defense of this politIcal campaigns this year be- ..,, : ' '..
[the judgments that go into them . They argue ,ii ,i, t dd. age other informers. But critics
'iniiiiiigesn'i i riiiiiT fion day in November. The 01, fiovertultent of anyone who might tion and confusion ' A cortteel ..i ..._
AP YJAPI YAP!' !rba quality of the Intelligence ? ----t M"'''' " ?ank? What good in an unreliable?P`??`
'??-??irner and McCarthy joee_e,.!be a security risk or any reason ?was at work on this ,
stu when -Sinn
Th.
,nnott be good. to begin with. The ferenve and if there is a disoent- ' ?
source 7 lgations cast strong doubt on no,_..... re__.n.?, .iii., ... ,i .,.. .i._...,,,,[.
' All forms of gyp,,,,,, of .hlat Adrotn.tratilm wend out of ?
t n
?...?..r.7..:-,-.... information is collected from such ?mown it is not suppresstedl The mere eerioee ara,ei o lwhether this attitude could be.ron'eZi or u're'f'oe`o, gto' io",iriri 'in' ',..?,?0':_ _ . os,..b..n, (came
,
' ?'" n ,maintalned as the 1954 campaign.
oats It In nisi, gathered by see-' ? -"he' ' .. moment service. Other standartLI" :,, ine
ripen sourres as iechnuyil jou(' t a?nnt'iii?'r ..ri hie"..ei,7?,,ndttied.nthey,,,thiseinrident w. that it indteated ?..oe?,..,e,t np. I
ret agents risking their lives and d Oil:toted to trader' At the Us
i, 'fains which In unlawfuL, Federal!Polittlewl Issue
1. A. astiVely In doniestac af-, -. ifor disqualification were estab. The Fanenhower program linma ng
by the intelligence nervIcen of the M"rf of '''..e tile inc r.S4,["?"et.domentie point, operations are re- Ithshed,,howeyer, in the followIng been in operatIhn a Ittth more i ce
.7.' ?Z Army, the Navy, the Air Force, cr'"f"'d an. "e '''? - i,e -wryest to the F. B. 1. The off' a hnn a year. How many actIvei
'
A , Allies. and C. L A. agents. Sonic sti?if crate are not likely to refrairti :73ehavtor manifesting un- m 4 ? ?
Politice being what it Is, Demo . h all aragraph? ?Iiminated was ere
information Is being runtished? Criticism 0 the Ages y , t he (7. I. A., Isy unanimous &mg-
t.' explanation, however, is that from caustte romments upon the truntworthtnens, nusreprenenta- \ holly/ deputed In the -numbers[t e
en ?
even by Soviet sources in the c..?,te,,ent ec the c. I. . , nation of the Intelligence Adv.- program the Eisenhower Adm1n-tion, falsification or omission of gsuir' of last winter- The Dew.-
service of the United States. 'ideation set up to eliminate the'malsrial facto, ri imolai. immorali'uts 'hum the TT"... 4th"'"''-o em
... - Beyond this collechon of data meet (.,,,,, heee??. ill the ,,,,,,,y domestic field offices for the pur- rooted rtilt more
?t at
been Mt tic to substantiate in 'TY ri"..itire? "mt."' m7evils it attribute o e
?F.,..-' ..n the material and moral ' ' -. o dtagrareful conduct ineludIng[tration artually
[ef strength of hostile and neutral surrounding rye agen, v, Mr ilmse of c?11r?S?ng foreign inigiii'Lltheir part, are likely to boast clal perver sum, insanity m WO One of the tit rongeet critimems r it.
i program. The Republicans for alcoholism. drug addiction pr we. ' (mists
? ?countries is another vitally urn. I'll." is hi'ide eegdeded ai. an 'fm?.? from ''''reier'? ? him...Abet the Eisenhower cycle 'morel Mental shsortier, sustepti-i,of the Eisenhower mechaintern is . h.
. portant micron. That Is an Ag. :nr.::,,,114.:.",::::,...X.,P,e.rt;0',':,,,0 "'"' erd''immmmn m?1?0"Pm' h0""
net I lone abroad. non' has removed Inc "rotten apples" bully to coercion to act contrary Mutt it min (.01se innocent per? S et
hla
igressive oussion that nught in- ietrative &tidily. The gitatitv a tin'''. hr"Sent 'in.' iim" ' man regime.
'from the barrel left by the Tru? to nat...1 ,e?,a.:,' - 'sons to suffer emit by aswiriast e
, e.lude iabotage a enemy Instal- ,h. the President. Ine National Se-1 The Truman system, which*. thet made refused to testify be?
Leter e pro,.,eirm 0., add ..it fion. thesident Eimentvainer raid 4 de
.
friendly faclIttlen from penetra-tens, incluthng !tali. operation for shout eta yearsTore a Congressional rommttlee mined. that no innocent personielf
that he wile deter?I vse?
tIon by hostile !mien. questioned. fibough nothma (I die-
Rive about this has become public. ;:nrmii"rrrudalso?iruvgo..niruitirr h
e cem2cte'efe. le`eirnade a clear dietinction betweenlincrimination ? valid bast% for ground.
,before the Ftepublicann took over,lon grounds of pn,j0je emu should he rondernneti On that c i
'71
Talton and the protection of Ci.,?111i.ge'Anie:'\eirteei.en..,entdti"he,,c.ssurr,ity.fCcuounneill and a few rrt-
.s.r". . It hae been reported that it has.
.allowed to know ? little about thelloyalty and security Mies. Rea.[removal. ?Guilt by assoriattorht? how- \ t Ms
.....41 ,' Who ere the key men of theat budget or cbout $1 billion (1?C. I. .. .-?+- ...lion now i,isonable doubt as to the loyalty oil The system of loyalty review ever, was one of the teethes In ten
.. The Key Men
ic. I. A.? Mr. Dulles brother of[Se.r. thed.gfr. "'formed Mf[iMfile'w .. 1'7 'be made to
. hether i c n
mit to the fall force and effect
the Secretary of State, thanJohnsnisnlY
actual figure Rep'
firm this Is vastly,
i Foeter Dulles, lithe Net civilian umre the ' of the American system of
nuntber of members feel le 44 intelligence chief. He gained eon- A ? ?wince checks a,.
f the Moose gisrue ? prowl,ing It [vital mission.
resentatIve John Taber. chairman
and balances without cam-
ImnPsm rouge., of Congress. , 1 siderable experience In wartime I ?
n Mee and a few other mew.
The agency evidently ha. (MTh the Office of Strategic Merv- C'm ' ' ?
' bentsare naul to know e?ctly
fear, about the charge of Corn- ices precursor of the C. I. A. His heiiiii'munh the C. I. A. gate eheu.
mullet Infiltration, for Alien
jiulles.th? Director of Central In-
telligertge, has branded it "false."
The agttcy Is ooncorned. POW-
ever. tint its aecrot operations
ithould not he exposed If It is to
remain effective.
civilian outlook is counterbal-
anced by the military experience
of Lieut. Gen, Charles P. Cabell
former Chief of Intelligence for
he Air Force, and now C. I. A's
deputy director.
The estimates Cr. produced by
Sursey Sought a board in the Office of National
Eu ne ?e eereteteteeuee ead.Estimates headed by a civilian.
['fitital activities hens bean ea.1Sherrnan Kent, formerly profes-
empted from the normal inquirtealnor of History at Yale, and auth-
whIch other agencies, Includ-lor of vStrategle Intelligence.'
log even the Atomic EnergyiLlis deputy Is Lieut. Gen. Herold
Commission. are subjected, Bull, IT S. A.. retired, wartime
I lent, the growing Congree. Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans
shawl interest in plating it under and Operations for President
eorne kind NI thccreet surveillance.
pethaps like that exercised byl
the Joint Congrensional Commit-[
Ice on Monne Energy over
stomp. af I tors. Senator Mike
? Mansfield of Montana has mar-
'haled a bipartisan group of more
than a cc bre of Senators behind
a resolution us tio slue The reso?
Indian has been pigeonholed for
thts session, but support and dis-
cussion continue.
Meanwhile .Representative Peter
Freimpuysen Jr. of New Jersey
haa introduced a resolution to'
make a survey of the agency by
a Presulential Commission.
P.M,s bowing to the inevita-
ble. and wtshing to acorn pot-shot
rnquisitors, Mr. Dullel to now re.
ported more receptive to the Idea
dtsereet inquiry.
ally. Much of it? appropriation
is hidden in the money bills of
other agencies.
One came on public record re-
flects on the C. I. A. Two of its
agents in Seattle reported that
Owen Lattimore. a leading target
of Senator McCarthy, was plan-
ning to go to Ruasia. They ob-
tained the information from a
travel agent. The F. B. I. faun
the information incorrect and the
lustice Department prosecuted
the travel agent for giving false'
,nforrnation to Federal agents..
The tWo C. I. g. agents refUsed"
Attractive Target
The C?1 A. is an inviting tar-
get to politicians. Its files would
reveal many tales of rnystery
adventure, intrigue. of spy
o tinvt vile. of to-Rival decision,
at fectint? the national destfhy, of
he v mid-wide f ight of democ-
rat, :want-, rntrid,11111,1/1
publicaty and cloak-and-
dagcer operations ire essenttally
IntnIppat,1,1.? This is why Con-
ovh,m i reate,I the C I A
pi Jule. 1947, granted it an ex-
emption f t tiso fp Ronal surveil-
Lin?4 by Congress and the Gen-
eral A, counting Offue that is
not permitted to any other
. UM-Mgt-me tale regard the
. ? C I A a, the first hoe of
defenhe against another Pearl ,
Ilathor Ita operatives pry tor
vital InfOlnilit:on far bi.d:Orld 1110
Mitts of the ritSir Act-owns that,
would warn the nathm egumst
an atm, lc attack. The., het ret
agents stealthily collect the Into
of inftontation thet would
, ate a Soy tet 1100t1-1111 fur all- tot
war, That is Information the
Iv emStates, if tt into survive,
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%WON KNOWLES
le ens to. Tett Cm..
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able response tonight
Congrese against m
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300.000,000 foreign
Date
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Copyright, 1564
by The New
NEW YORK, THURS
cleared McCarthy Agent HONDURAN REGIME
signed to ROTESTS TO U. N.
pie by the F. B. I., wo Proposals to Remove N TOWN BOMBING
inc to Investigate Senator From Posts
p Secret Agency Sent to Committee Says Plane Crossed Frontier
N H. IAKRENCEvia,.From Guatemala ? Rival
about
thyl
mitt
yet
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HINGTON. June 23-Sen? Senate Rule,. Commuttee gave Claims Made on Fighting
,., ., Tr? s,.? rims crass i SVASHINGTON, June 24 -The ,
oeePh R? McCacinY hes ono of its subcornmIttees tOday
d a man who has not It-
? Federal serurity clear'two assignments that might roarer is Teo am vas Two.
'
a prainnanaary navaarnsa block or delay action on efforts TEGUCIGALPA, Hondursa
the Central Intelligenre.to exisel Senator Joseph It. hie-lJune 23-The Honduran Govern-
?, well-informed sour yea egrrIgkr from hie investigative vent has protested to the United
day 'cfpnoilltea chair rnanships 'Nations against the bdinbing of
man who is one of Senator' Ci t, the eommrtlee referred a town about 1 Pr M. yesterday.
thy's most eontroverstal tivo texpirleron reentutions to a' A email plane. proceeding from
gators, is Don Id A Sur6e subcommittee Two of its mein-the direction of Guatemala, which
urine wes - opined from hers ore ehairnan of other corn. has been invaded by rebels,
Finn Id
of the F trot Bute. mittens and one in a former dropped three bombs that did not
estlestion in VA) A 'se. vhairmart. They are assigned to rinia? any damage, but exploded
clearance forihrm from the recommend whether a precedent... the town of San Pydro de Co-
? Departmf.. requested of removing e.horrnien should be Pan near the Ouetematan border.
o hy the rah-Var.' setIA Tuesday night statement
year
enate Permanent Subeorn Second the Rulen ? ! had named near-by Simla Roma
an as the place attacked.
on InvestigatIona. has no !gay the same subrortinirttee per-, de
n forthcoming inu ion to start Matinee next A cuter. dispeteh lateWedneos
of Mr. Surinea aseig - M nckyy on proposals for rules, d quoted Honduran officials
o the Investigation of t the concint in Senate commit-1 ? saying both those towns and
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no Macueliso and Belen-Grial-
mod ?n Eng., 9. Column 1 'onsWied on Page 10,Column1' ho, other border places, ha!
? -- - ? --- era targets.
?' I Guatemala denied a o
er ion for us ny , her planes had bombed Hon- W
i duras. The Associated Press
? ? ' said Honduras was pending her jot
Opposed by Eisenhower
rt7on of Arnerican Skates. The ,
test also to the Organise-
- 1100 ' had not yet been received there.] Ill A
- protest to the United Nallona '
re after hia sPe11.1
received on Capitol 111
? Foreign Affairs?Com-
mpletedsactIon on a hill.
scheduled to be formally
tomorrow, that vhayed
10,0.00 front the over.al
tlon,
eildene said in his mm'
.t large-scale cuts o
t some critics had
cm fee beyond re-
ended by the Ad-
?old be "unjusti-
unsafe."
erted that this program
ti security, the bulk of
,Ing military ald was
our most effective, mos
, least costly Methods o
4 our international oh'
in this age of Pail"
me to Palter, He Boys
lid not 1 Inr
Prrn ti of the (Inver, ,r11. 11, t.rta RopnhhrIns
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kaki he "w 0,13,1 !,. kre h kizaed Donald A SurIne one flail: t finia
nrIctinit,N id, own y of the (' I A I. .1.1AGRerti'eFr'aTi C?l''1arkS July
'1;06.
ktielv, Si, in,PSIlgAtOrs, !II make a pre -
;on of the lip. Ingen, e n_rn's The Defenke I iop.,1.! ment has ,ne 1 w,eild he '.111,1 1., go an In?
rhos h? would ay.:A a poskinie fuked on'Intl' 1r,rar, io 14Ir rrnatior. Senator 1.1,Ca thy
liead?on Oh I h^ W'h,te Sorme, why we, "dropped Horn ' The efllerlI i. pr,ICIP
itcare.rs?1.1. snoroes hk?e thn rolls" of ilse FP/1,41i
uth
What is the newest
taste in liquor?
ANSWER: The new kind of dry Puerto Rican
rum. It is already changing drinking habits
all over the country. Utterly-unlike old-fash-
ioned rums, it makes a great drink straight,
on the rocks, or in a highball.
dr-mho:is in search of a nest taste in liquor
are telling their friends about the new dry run: now
no!"
coming fijont Puerto Rio?.
It's abOut the iiive?t liquor the've ever tasted?and
here's the re.ison. It to &sidled at high proof for C MITI=
I ightness of, hod:. -- then t refullv aged for mellownessella .
crn- As a result, this Puerto Rican Rum in real drinking rum. Not
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I ludino Our
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'DOCTOR IS SILENT
AT ARMY INQUIRY
Assorts Ho Wasn't Rod When
an Education Officer, but
Won't Say if He Ever Was
WASHINGTON, July 7 tie,?
Dr. Julius Schreiber. ? psychla
rOW 00 I trist who helped run the World
OW ia a War Il program of teaching
05, as G. /.'s what they were t1gBtieig
for, swore today he was not ?
Commtmuit at the time but
fused to say whether he ever
been.
Pr Schretber. born forty-five
years ago in the Russian Ukraine
was brought to this country as ?
1DEND boy, studied medicine at the UM-
3eposite rersity of Cincinnati and now
hely I 'Dia praCtices In Washington.
Ouly Ht. ..ruring the war as ? lieutenant
colonel, he headed the programs
:secLton of the Arrays Inform&
;Lion and Education Division.
' Appearing before the Senate
,Internal Security subcommittee
Dr. Schreiber refused to answer
any questions as to Communist
party membership prior to Jan. I
1041. He simply swore he ha
not 'been a member since then. H
said he was a ..patnotic clime
, and I was that throughout the
? In his refusal to answer ques-
tion,. he said he relied on the
'
, ?Ira end Fifth Amendment,,
The Fifth Amendment provider
:that no person shall he compelled
Sh0 to incriminate himself in a enro-
1 Lnal case The first amendment
guarantees freedom of speech.
Pr. Schreiber, who said he
onto was on the staff of the state
hoenital at Stockton. Calif., told
the subcommittee his Army
dot es included helping to edit
Army Talks. He denied he knew
any of the people he had rec.
omended for Jobs in the Infor-
me Ion and Education section
wem or had been Communists.
e The chairman of the aubcom-
deml
Ott
tie Miran
iseeasess.
room. ass.
, Mitnr"EPTIt4S TIMES, TIII;RSDAY, .11.1.1' 5, 1954
PRESIDENT BACKS
nniy a frw members of the
ALLEN W. DULLES.
Armed services CommItteeS Were
Congreamonal AppropriatIona and
.i permitted to know about the
agency'a budget. but Mr. Dulles
Says Ho Has High Confidence : r.por,
in C.I.A. Di rector?General , it. operations to the National.
Clark Also is Praised 1Security Council. over which the
President presides.
Rowland R. Hugh., the Budg-,
iwon a ft. Hen YofIK Tam et Director, has a complete break.!
.
WASHINGTON, July 7?Pres1,7 the _SP,7vcy's budget, and
dent Eisenhower asserted today 1,:eckr7A7Awm".",the:ppIrpriati.monTe!
that he Mad the utmost confidence ace .pent.
in Allen W. Dulles, the head of President Eisenhower ended his
the Central Intelligenrt Agency, dirturtion of the C. I. A. by say-
which is under threat of investi. ifritnthe:t be hodmttiri
heeu ttmy newt yc.ionty-
and
gation by Senator Joseph Ft. ILc-
efficiency of Mr. Dulles.
Senator McCarthy, who re;
C.rtThneYWIsconsin Republican, who turned from a seventeen-day va-
in chairman of the Senate Per- cation Sunday night, said yester-
manent Subcommittee on Investi- day :hat he rounl,d.s c?oo oeureyte with'
satIone, has charged that the snnatr'5,,,,1-'''nf'fie?e th.t,
world-wide intelligenc? agency Mr. birCarthy was again "out of
was heavily infiltrated by Cora- town on one of the investiga-
munists. Mr. Dulles has called
the charge "false."
A reporter suggested at the
President's news conference today
that only Generial Eisenhower
leould "straightenni. out on what
Premident Eisenherwer noted t"4...ntotrh.joohnnlYL..bt.siZlellan, D,rn:
that a study of Vie ?gency. ad-
ocrat of Arkansas who cam-
harmonic.
t conduct.
3 on .1
rot Vona
SUPPORTED: Allem W.
Dulles, the head of the Con.
trot Intelligence Agency,
who remixed a vote of coo-
fidesee yesterday front
President Eisenhower.
Meanwhile, there wee no deli-.
nit. prospect of a meeting of the,
subcommittee headed by Senator,
McCarthy. However, Senator,
Karl E. Mundt, Republic. of
South Dakota, said that ? meet-
. going on MC. , A, Mg might be poesibleeenemxtemwizek
rniniatrative and operational set-?
paigning for re-electuin et rned
matte. Senator William E Jeti "011' 'tn.7 Ittech7r:ad,o'nbYo: trVgkafp7,ae. to vole on the farm "
ner, Republican of Indiana lion of the F:xecutive Bran, h of
conducting hearings into what en- the Government, of wham h former His
tent Communists sought to. Preaulent Hoover in chairmen WAS
I
doctrInate soldiers. partIcula y Gen Mark tV Clark, former A H.
through the Information li Far Eastern commander. head. . ,
Education Division ' the task group. The President r.' ''?
Carl Femchel of 166 Second rtid that he had known General leg.'
Avenue. New York City. another C Fede
witness today, rtld he was ?
writer for the division during the
war but was not ? party mom'
her then. He ref used to gay
whether he ever had been.
Mr. Fenlchel said he was direc-
tor of ? private chtldren's school
n New York, and formerly
taught in the New York school
system.
Inch since their West Point days,
and that he had the highest re-
spect for his ability, partialsm
and loyalty. He expressed belief
that General Caleb would do ?
very grand job.
The Prertdent went on to say
that Mr. Dulles had constantly
Invited examination of the agen-
cy's operations by the Executive
Branch to insure that de mission
Arn,old ons table
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INICTON. July 7 WI,
e Civil Service subcor,
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ion to deny pensions to
I employes or service men
whd, ike Alger Hiss. were con-
vict of felonies. The measure
woo also deny pensions to any.'
one ho sought refuge behind
the Ifth Amendment. The bill
is e outgrowth of Republican
p sale to deny retirement pay
to les, one-time State Depart-
m t official who is serving a
ft -year term for perjury.
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Trigalow Named to Help ?
Yale Aliaani Fluid Drive
S
Gk.pi
reap
Jells
? ng?' ,
tivemion
s ay
lie the?
'es has'
led for:
At Ju.1
,ea urea
at ?p-
ty? bird
grelssional adiurnMent is under the most controversial to be MANPOWER REPORT
. posed to Congress.
. ere appe to be about two However, leaders at key points DECLARED NOT FINAL
weeks 111 whie Congress can atIll noted that the immunity meas.
try to clean I legislative slates ore, as approved by the House WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 VD
--
W. Martin Jr. of Judiciary Committee. had been The White Houseaald today that
mu ready last modified to ? point where It well the National Security Council
the 1409.? .. a could win a two-t/Urds vote had not reached ? final decision
get date est by
?J Reorsanmation Democratic leaders said that on a new military manpower ? said today?that tn ,_
e. saw no reason to defeat it plan.
ucky?? if bill Congress:th committee AA 'rraraArAdra ehr Hau..? The Presidential press Here.
s puts the
um. eppro,e
.4?gy gliestion of giving immunity from hazy. James C. Hagerty, issued a
nasty C prosecution to defiant-witnesses atatement on news stones?
to make them talk almost en. which had been_ based on inter-
itute up to 0,000,tirely in the hands of the Federal views with thITIewly retired As-
iue years of pet._ eourts. rather than Into the Blatant Secretary of Defenne.
convicted of h., hands of the Attorney Genera]. John A. Hannah?that the Eisen-
hower Administration had de.
from arrest The as had been nloested
rtment has said If a committe, decided that cided on a program of military
at penalties
of a witness should testify. it could duty for all qualified young
o,0",e months' s? direct to court and request Americans.
.
dequate. partieu.lonrnunity for the witness The Mr Hagerty's statement said:
en, cootpunnete I wanese would then be forced to The storms do not reflect fully
underground " testify if a Federal judge no the attitude of the National Se-
States eitisenshlp .
ruled. If the wanes. lied under cotity Council.
ennejeted ee en_ oath, he could be prosecuted for 'The matter the ignanpower
Situation) has been rb tarred by
PTHE NEW lOith TIME.% TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954.
Speaker Jose
Massachuset
week to at
July 31, the
the Coogreasi
Act of 1946
he would "feel
quit ay arcu
Tee four m
Senate J
Id:
1. Weide Pe
Rhea and
ter tho
borgIE Pen.
Justice De
tikat the P
,000 fine
Ily" toSee
-
m going
2. Strip Unit
(foramina.' in t ama, Joining in olP'nurY
?cement overthrow the I
iv ould
riA 111. ?cerement
ge and hoe passed
to
hi. bad' Reponi.J. Truslow MlaPPIYituralieed
ire, n., Italic a en
den e 101 ? ?
roping. P
eral, I.,.i., Tne No. 35.000 f
!I ouldl , NEW HAVEN, Aug 2 The
enee appo ntment of Benoni J True.
ono in.1 low of Fairfi?id as assistiint
id and steentary of the Yale Alumni
h d ? Fund was announced today by
v Id Charles Watson the tune!.
non rep1
managing director,
" Mr Truslow o?a member of
, the WanCla .
s.s oli
f member?4nt n
T.; t A
leiwhenre
nep the h.
li ,ur? thony Hall, the Aurelian Honor
"at ?ra? Society. the Whilfenpoofs and
n b lvi
the 1,0-pound 4irt,A.
A in' lie sill assume his new du-
," ties on Sept. I and will direct
'??', re'. the fund nal
's regio chairmen in
bu was e, potion-wide campaign that
mouton Dist year passed the million-
'. wa. defier mark foe the fourth
Re_ straight year,
ota and
y g up, fate of the wire tap bill. He is
'ight against it.
.
eve , he Tune in running out on it In
on the any fbrrn as the drive for Con.
Vernment y force and vio-
ce. or pl Ding against the
The bill, which
he House, would
natIve-born and
itizens
inal offense of bail
allieo woold reds,.
and five years In
IL At p nt. one may for-,
it his ba without ertmirmil
natty,
tit a ate
broadc?
ch agent
register
sot. The
I sir Wake
Id if red
ire' foreig
roe violatio
I1110.090 t
y urs in Pri
Was repo
sidofihuf the i
be ken to
ha bee this
n of
requir
IlOws on
, ?
CMove C
is appea
pre in the
unity qu
cheekof writings ,
note ?r require*
by fore n agents,'
or w ngs to be
i
ith rtiId require
ee Govern?
ll w
those' of regis-
agents. Penalties
would range up
find. and 'or five
n.
ed on the House
mutiny bill might
test before that
Tele under a sus-
s.. SuCh a pro-
a two-thirds vote
forty minutes of
led Drastic
to be a drastic
I of fact that the
tion was one of
the President, m the reconunen-
dation of the Nationel Security
Council, to the Office of Defense
Mobilisation and the Department
of Defense for the development gas Saturday to return to the
of a specific program, including preeldency of Michigan State
coat estimates, following alma- college, commented that -the
sem, before the milecil ddring White House etatement la per-
fectly true and the fact that the
derstood Dr. Hannah had made
the statements attributed to him.
At hie home in Mut Lenient,
Dr. Hannah who left the Pante-
the past month.
-There will be no further a
tion or discussions until a
these agencies, following
Cation with carton, official
unofficial organisations,
dividuals -having an int
the subject. gave reported
to the Security Council In
[ember."
Under questioning, Mt,
erty said he did not take
specifically with Dr. Han
rather with news reporta
former Amiatant Seers
statements. lie also mid,
aver, that he was not din
the accuracy of these
which appeared in Sunday
papers?and declared that
tn-
bi Clark Maps C. I. A. Inquiry
CHARLESTON, S. IC., Ant. 2
AS?Gee. Mark W. Clark said
was
made clear In my press confer-
ence last. Friday."
as-
but
the
's
hOw-
tine
en*
today he would go to Washington
early next week to do "ground.
work. on ? proposed inquiry into
the Central Intelligence Agency
General Clark, named to heed
the Inquiry. said he was deferring
definite decisions regarding the
agency until he colkl get to
WaiMington. He said 'he planned
un- a series of conference*.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1954.
C.I.A. AND ITS CHIEF
DEVELOP SPY PLAN
Unit Directed by Allen Dulles
- Matches Wits With Reds to
Aid U. S. Policy Making
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 On?
In the background of &suet
every major foreign policy deci-
sion made these days by the
Eisenhower Administration there
Is the figure of ? man who may
trip be called Amend'. ? master
spy
Ile directs a aprawling and
ahwhwy Government agency
whose lines of espionage and
Worm:Ilion epreed around the
world aral penetrate even behind
the Iron Curtain in the deeper-
ate and often danger?. FM..
of mar lung wits with the Corn-
niunAts. The estimates of the
world situation that cornet from
h a office are vitally important
In Adminietrallon policy plan-
hen know ho* and where he
specie hundred. of milliona of
ti dives?or in fact how mu, h he
tio, spend. Few know who ht.
pronto are or how they operate
in, a of thp Govern-
offi? 1010 have eines. to his
lepotts art ,-stmtates on Corn.
thho Mot and probable
Ile Is Allen ll'e/sh Mille.. 61
vii,. of the United
iirs Central Intelligence Agen-
cy whose operation, are more
hush?hush in many way. than
I hosn of the Atomic Energy Corn-
nitv?rin. /Ira official title Is Di-
rector of Central Intelligence.
Eike ? Headmseter la Looks
Mr. ntIllen hae a strong re-
zero blanre to his older i by flve
years) brother. the Secretary of
State, John Foater Dulles. He
looks more like a acholarly heed.
toaster than the expert in cloak-
and-dagger affolts thht he Is.
Ttovk In 7ilaron, 111,11, the re-
"or t of Joseph St all n's death
rloshed over the wires to a tele-
type at the agency's headquar-
tors at 200 E Street, N. W.. rn
?Waritungton. Then the world
knew that Georgi Afalenkov was
the man pulling the strings In the
Kremlin. What did the change
In the Red high command mean?
%Vats it to be war or pence'
Mr. Dulles rent orders to
C. I, A. agents and undercover
men around the world asking in.
on what Inexpert, in.
f a at a.n on 1 roop movement,.
to. de holnnd the Iron Curtain
VIT.,0, HT Fun shirmenla and the
snit los colleagues sifted
thtimgh the reports. studied filos
of information Alton,. 7ilaienkov
not tho, around him. rtnally
they sent a messenger to the
NV1 to House with the estimate-
Ittissla wasn't ready for war, and
It would he ? nustake to' expect 0,
revolution.
At the time of the Pearl Har-
bor attack and the North Korean'
Int Isom, no one hail pulled to-
gother all the informntron avail-
able and produrnal what could be
railed a national Intelligence esti-,
rrhite. Mr. Dollen today Is confi-
dent he has developed the Ma-
chinery and tec hniques to Avoid
sinv darti tragic failures in the
furore.
The N.atronal Security Act of
1917 created the C. I. A.
,dro,o, on how ninny persons
city d by the agency
rah., all the way from A MO to
;311.0 1.1ttanates on spend:,
? range up to and above $1500,000,.
tied a ni?al
I nil.11 State, experts have
(1,001 the IZovoans are Arend-
t-1d about 02,000,000,000 a year
on repro'. ico,
The C. I. A, budget Is hidden
In the hlolg,In of other Govern-
nirin dcpartments and egenclea
bernrIty Cherk? In Agency
Would It he an easy matter for
enonly agent to worm his way
Into the C I. A. headquarters to
ellY from the in?Idn. Sourer, in
the agency Invist it, eafoguerds
0.1 as loop, oof as men and
Bcp.nre inn tyoke them.
Ill every I 000 applicante for
Jobs only around eighty get
thimigh the critt security cheek.
Mr. Dulles, third director of the
aconey, wax horn in Watertown.
N . April 7 1,911. Ills father
max the Kee Allen Mary timille,'
it 100 he I v11,1 nlinr.I..?r Re. wp,
I '1 11,1,1 ION, student al
liii and ler a lear hr
t .ndld 1,1 n h PlisSIOn 1,11rn,1
D. \ 11,1,1 1,n.t. India. Then in
11?111 aro. cvtlIng hie Alavterh
),,,,,rton. he entered
liii ring
e rl,n'IC
Mr. Dulles was in
In la.1.1. Mr birdies hoegrnv
4-1... f of the stmlit Impartment s
Near Emtern a f-
1 i.: - In Li -p ire t;:re, l, stud.
l? t .1.., A, ,i....,,, \n.i,flIngton ...--
I --
affillair 7 , 52x52
oh! col ha 1.6 _.
0,,ree .e Ilhal lio het ti State
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why buy all-wool blank
in August?
because in this spectacular August event
? you save 257o
because we made a tremendous pirchase early this year of the luxurious ?Regina" blanket ...
because we ordered these made to our rigid specifications by the famous Springfield Mills...
because these beautiful top-quality wool blankets are, we bglieve, unsurpassed values at these p
14-95
twin size regularly 19.95 now
At these budget prices you get superior Australiareend American wools,
winter-weight without bulk, thanks to the close, firm nap that drapes
you warmly but gently; the smooth velvety finish it soft to the touch,
a delight to the eye. You'll get year-after-year service and launderabil-
ity, too--and these blankets are moth-proofed for 5 years1
full size regularly 24.95 now 1865?
The colors are any homema'Icer's favorite decorating shades: bug,
emerald green, gold, pink, red or seafoam, also white, with rich 7-inch
acetate satin binding at top and bottom.
And for you who own extra-large beds, the Hollywood size reg-
ularly 39.95 is now 29.95. BILle, gold, pink or seafoam.
Altman blankets, fourth floor
tereeirOe-,t
tremendous values in tablecloths .. ?
3 patterns so beautiful, in colors so rich you know they must be hand-prb
incites usually 3.50
or, rrit...,.on that come from I
1 a cfri? ? are
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know how and where he
sh. Pia hundreds of odic.. of
h ....Aft or in 'irt how to'. ti he
,pend Few know ,he
?? 071 Al'en It h fitil'?? en
o? ? ? .1 ? ? f f the th.,
.? .04?70,7 ?.0 ? are more
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/1 a ? ft ,111 ii?
Zr.'or of C00?744.41 Intrilarrae.
lake ? Headmaster la laoke
'fir Tort,, las a strong re-
m,' or if, h.s rider by fir,
N.a? toodh..? :re Seerfeary rot
F?ate .fotri Rower l'ull?s Fir
I. r'ks r awe r hclar'y head.
th rot, th 1., ' ? en ert rloak
?7.1 cro he la
^..?? vf J., . ir' 0(0 a a., 10 it
,^1 ia er ir ? r r. 1,0 ri t?le
1' fa At 011e aif.r rs headtplat?
t .t 2(10 9: Vora.), N. V: in
V.'.1,tunrian 1..en 'he world
krocy that t,eorci echo,' y
the anon pulheg the ...It alga in the
Rrenti, IX hot .1, 1 change
In II ? Rod hgri ronipand loran'
1O'fi, t "It hr
NI'. I..... vent orders to
P I A a arid nod, hewer
tee, Afro ? '.??? 44 040747 AAK
.r, Ation s. car th ? Nor, In
a on troop worernerh
? ? I the Iron car oir,
t. en, and fn,
r' true, sifted
.? the repot ..f 041047,47 711.
ea.cnifor tn.
oo. y
It tho eatinale
.1 VI.,','t r. Ir foe a ar and
it orahl he ? oh, ike to expert
or the vole of the Pearl Har-
ho allot 0aod the North Korean
isom, na one art pulled to-
pen', all the ciformation
oh ? find to...1.1.,r1 what coold be
? 01,10 nation it intelligence &ch-
ic do. Mr holies today is confi-
der? ha 1.1a dot eloped the ma-
0 0,1 tci hniquee to avoid
err sorb trait,' failures in the
fidvre
'dlia Nihon:II Security Act of
Hill coated the t' I. A.
on how ninny peraons
01,.? ern 0.;40,???1 ho tire igen.,
roc., flit the wav front 3.09,1 In
rota.. F7,111notea on gremlin,
rah, tio ,and shore 1500.000..
lert a oear
I nit .47 Store, expert. hive
figured the Ion..., are .pend.
$2,900POP000 a year
on eaproprge.
The C. I, A, budget H hidden
In the hudgeto of other Goven,
went di-parlments and agencies.
. Seennly Cheeks In Agency ,
ON'orilil It toe an easy matter for
an enemy agent to worm his way
foto the C I. A. headquarters to
airy from the (nitric' Sour,. In
the agency mood It. eafeguards
are as foolproof as men and
scirnee can make them.
Of every 1.000 applicants for
lobs only around eighty get
titi nugh the logid serunty checks.
Nfr. Dollen, third director of the
Agency, was horn In Watertown,
N. I.. April 7. 1A93. His father
WA, the Rev. Allen Mary Dulles '
a Prehytertan /M.O.,. He was
? l'hi Beta Kappa student at
PrInceton and fnr ? year he
taught in 5 4 hurrh minion school
K) ?011ahabad. India. Then in
1916 after getting hie Master's
th,gree at Princeton, he entered
the diplomatic senor,. During
World War I, Mr. Dulles was In
SYdzerlancl,
In 19t2, Mr. Dolton became
chief of the State Department's
1,1314011 of Near ?Eastern
Izt his spare time, he stud.
red low at Geroge WashingIOn
l'uncrAity here, and got his law
degree .n t96, tic lett the State
lopartruent that year to pan him
brother a law firm of Sulltyan
and Cromwell in New York.
I iut mg Wand \Oar II Brig.
Gen. Balt Dom,
v In, chief of the Office of Stra-
tegic 7-01?11.1??4071, lirged Mr. Dulles
to pan and net-up a Europeatx
espornare headquarters In Herne,
Swazerian.l.
In November 1913, Mr. Dulles
eroased the border Into Switzer-
land irivt as the allied Invretion
a, getting under way in North
A,trr it.
Hack to Law and Oat Ago.
After the war, Mr. Dulles re-
lation.] to his law practice in New
York hut si cloak-and?dagger
background soon pulled him back
to Wartungtoo
Ile ?ao coded in to direct a
shah' of C. I. A In 1944 while
Adnirral Roscoe fill lenkoetter. the?
hist direr tor, was chief. The
ImIles group recommended more
than (Illy changea a, etructurc
and rip...toms.
Little Y-Aa done about thew
recommendations until Gen
Wolter Bedell Smith was named
director in October, 1910. He
r died Mr. Dollen in New York
and sem. 7Now that you're writ.
ten this dapn report, In up to
>oil to pot it 1,40 Ofeltl "
SO In .1.10111Art 19707, Mr. Dulles
to put 00rde his law practice.
Ite Pao ranted Deputy C. I. A
Do-rotor in August, 1951, and
they succeeded General Satins in
the top post in January, 1953.
in August?
because in this spectacular August event
2/9/c-f you save 257o
p24
because
we made a tremendous purchase early this year of the luxurious ?Regina" blanket...
4
'H44140441' UP ordered these made to our rigid specifications by the famous Springfield Mills...
Ilemmse these beautiful top-quality wool blankets are, we believe, unsurpassed?values at these
twin size regularly 19.95 now 14-9'
At these budget prices you get superior Australiarwand American wools,
winter-weight with! bulk, thanks to the close, firm nap that drapes
you warmly but gently; the smooth velvety finish is soft to the touch,
a delight to the eye. You'll get year-after-year service and leunderabil-
ity, too?and these blankets are fimoth-proofed for 5 years)
full size regularly 24.95 now
The colors are any homernaier's favorite decorating shades: blur
emerald green, gold, pink, reef or seafoam, also white, with rich 7-inc
acetate satin binding at top and bottom.
And for on who own extra-large beds, the Hollywood size re!
ulerly 39.95 is now 29.95. Blue, gold, pink or seafoam.
' Altman blankets. Ifourth floor
tremendous values in tablecloths.,
3 patterns so beautiful, In colors so rich you know they must be hand-pri
Camellia, gold erred predominating
Springtime, predominantly gold, red of Ofeilid
French Poodle, pink, blue, sold or grey
predominating
52x52 inches usually 3.5(
52x70 inches usually 5.5(
60x80 inches usually 7.9!
Priced especially low for August
one in each pattern . .. to set
buffet meals, casual dinners, and tt
They're lonely for shower and host,'
rayon-and-cotton, of excellent q,
they're colorfast. Napkins 17.11
Please state second choice of col.
tekphone your order.
Altman fourth llo
and at East Orange and Manhasset (also at White Plains starting Tuesday)
come in, write, Of telephone MUrtiyhill 9.7000 on purchase, ores 3.00 nor telephone order service opens at 11.30 A. M. Monday beyond our motor deliver, area delivery charge.
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the Nws,. tjt Nttu tork
s Fit to Print"
Copyright 1164, by The New York Times COmPanY
LATE CITY
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cloudy and warm
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5-POWER
FOR ARM
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Canada's P
by U.S., BMA
?Early Sol
N. HUNT
CCORD
Y WEST
PLAN TO TIE SAAR
TO BRUSSELS PACT
OFFERED IN PARIS
Wilson Expresses Regrets U.S. ATTORNEY ASKS
For 'Inept' Dog Remarks JUDGE TO STEP OUT
OF LATTIMORE CASE
Supported
and France
n Is Aim
Mendes-France Weighs Idea
With Premier of Area?
French Ask Concessions
'Rover CallaYoungdahl Biased
for Defendant ? Charge
Termed 'Scandalous'
SOVIET INVIT
TO JOIN
Weighs Bid to
of Study of Co
Disarmament
It.rerrpt? frost ?
Martin and Spin
as Sponsor
Plans by
mmiuion
eats by
Paye 4
By THOMAS J.
seem le Teo tem
UNITED NATIO
13-Canada pro
the General An....,
United Nations
'Commission to "sleek
ble solution of the 4
problem." It also sok
commission report
Security Council and
bly "aa moon as suftici
nee hail been made."
In presenting the pro
Martin, Canadian Mi
Health and Welfare,
commission Mould start
soon as the Assembly
the resolution and that
be able to report back d
current seanion.
Under the Canadian r
the commission would
to reconvene the crab.?
five powers-the UM
Britain, Franco: Cana
Soviet Union-to Whit
lah-French proposal. o
inent and atomic on,
submitted in London, I
James J. Wadawb
United States and Set
Britten Minister of
the Assembly*, Politi
runty Committee the
full agreement with
lion and winked to
sponsor..
TON
new.
N.Y., Oct
oday that
ask
France Al.. Rae
Both said they pre(
a Philippines renolutl
ted yesterday. that
the acme responaibillt
five powers, but
Diem on a eubcommi
Pohtical and Security
The subcommittee ?
strut-fed to report be
15, hree weeks before
bly is expected to ad
Jules Moch of Era
pressed approval of th
resolution and voice
that all five members
Min subcommittee w
?porisonng it. Howe
Y. Viahinsky of the 3
said that, while his ni
principle could neve
favorably to an invi
sponsor a resolution
heed more time to st
The inaildfion to
Union to sponsor W
lotion ifi the first a
kftib since the onset
um.' and it. reflect.
hope that the enrich
arracuent proposals
/ make some Frog,.
The Soviet Union
Ili-,rr'lr.i-'renrh pro
'ranked an rtnportan
by fir W t, 1 lb
nutted to the Londo
notice last June. Mr
announited Sept. 30
Soviet Union had arc
as a basis for agreetn
Cenochan resolutron
hold him to bin word,
Starlet Accepts')
The Disarmament
therefore, would be r
take Into account
French proposals
1954. which have
by the Union of 501(
Republic" as a basis
national disarmamen
as well aa other pro
DIREC106
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. Deo.
art Time
invent! a re":
little, who"g with
I 11,1,
em nt
ac ?
st be DOOLI
to the
"e'Prni: INO
. Paul
re of
d the His IniMs1
rk ss Under ,V41"
opted I
might ?Clark,
the
'lotion, By HA.
asked Two a
tee of of the Ob
ate., artivitick a
nd the WashingionE
e Brit. One of
ear's- hem tan
were headed by
DoOlittle,
Of the General
Lloyd. charged wit
, told
,secret opera
nd I Intel lifiencie
ere inth,..ni,ed tip
4.anin- The sedon
as to-I ready anion
I Hoover n.m
Ion Intent
it to by Gen.
obmit- I retired),
d head by con
iiix" vooperatt.
Place: thorny.
of the; ?mon
mitteci in ncanni g
be in' l The ex c3
Nor.: little rave vi
sons for t
'this (aro
leo eJ: I Commissi
anadian I undertake a
e hope, rev of at Int
e 1-11.-wer? vei
Join in I Genera'
Andrei:gi.?in?
Uo.othanc. ref rr
airan 1"' White Hue
Oct en' Dulles. D et
n to ro-!Intelligen A
would! no nomme t.
it ' /General
Soviet three me
nmr
tle,
que.
an
Ir of
D ittle
ose
not been a pi
n ?'
he "cold with hint, an bin
geem? has been un r
sort dr, we"" N
net km-nye. a
will be an oil
g? StOtne re os
At rest of its
areful to;
Cited
Dr. Nie
mm.a.? who tanks
uested to mem amine
? Anglo- living phy.
11 ""e terday tha
?""Led kind lay
t SormItst ran '
Inter'
energy for
ne:ii,
Dr. Bohil a Ito
hob
linbl, the reient
S. tersen Jr.
ADS
By HAROLD CALLENDER
Med. te ent? Roe Wirt T.
PARIS, Oct. 13-A plan to
make the Saar territory a pro-
tege of the Brumels Treaty
Oripaisation was diocumed her.
today by Pierre Mendes-France,
P.emier of France, and Johan
nes Hoffmann, Premier of the
Sear. ,
An agreement between France
and West Germany on ? politi-
cally autonomous status for the
Saar le a French precondithin
to acceptance of the armament
of the Bonn Republic. Its etttry
into the North AtlanUo alliance
and Its sovereignty. At present
the Saar is a political autononty
economically tied to France.
It was contended here that there
leo were other preconditions
n sMte of the nominally uncon-
ditional vote of approval the
CIA:zrreivdterday fro-
zatioLlzz,.y.
. Officials conaiderecl it likely
that M. Mendes-France would
week in the hegotiations next
Second week at least two concessions.
Iligence One would be approval of his
somnwhat vague proposal for In-
Other ternational control not only of
armaments but of their produc.
lion. Tan met ? careptIon in
WIN Inridori. It is ex
the Pre.
tigations mier will try to-keep it alive as
OOP.. ? subject of discumien.
Ogress is Pooling on Arms 8ought
!re.
Mendes-France is under-
never -aa stood to have in mind 4.peclally
icly. 5 a pooling of armament production
jam" H. by ths- French and Germane an
(retired). lobe studying a pias tribe joint
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the Government's intelligence op-
eraUmus and 'Valuations.
Experts believe much programs
has been made In the &adop-
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ures?soma ot which Are Ine
able In any la ferries?
end several meat have
caused some anxiety
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