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This and That proposal for a 1954 mid-term convention—was by-passed with equal facility. The committees The Political Mill Jilting j&fas considering this matter simply voted it down. He Talks Back to the Russ ions With Sunday Morning edition So the prospect is for Democratic harmony, By Donald Michael Rauh Democratic Courage ' WASHINGTON 4, DC, not only in Chicago, but for some time there- HEAD of the United States dele- ASgation to United Am- Is Becoming Published by after. 'lt should not be supposed, however, if the Nations, Bullish may employe atrociously confused met- bassador Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., has . The Evening Star Newspaper Company one an Party Chiefs Feel Ready aphor, that the Democratic donkey has locked horns on a* number of occasions SAMUEL H. KAUFFMANN. President. with Vishinsky, man changed its spots. It is easy to harmonize Russia’s Andrei a To Take On Eisenhower with a monumental gift of gab. In while chanting hopeful funeral dirges for the I. M. McKELWAY, Editor. ' most of their forensic roundelays the By Gould Lincoln Republicans. But wait until the chips are former Republican Mas- MAIN OFFICE: 11th St. and Panntylvania Ave. Senator from Democratic courage is on the increase. NEW YORK OFFICE: 420 Loxington Ava. down and the scramble begins for control of sachusetts has made the splenetic CHICAGO OFFICE: 435 North Michigan Ava. At a low ebb following Gen. Eisen- the next national convention. That is when Kreiplin lawyer look like a callow high hower’s thumping victory last Novem- Delivered by Carrier. the assembled delegates will begin to behave school debater. Vrl ber, the party leaders are beginning Evonlng and Sunday Evoning Sunday like real Democrats. Take for example his recent stinging to take pot shots at the President him- Monthly 1.75* Weakly 30t Monthly 65< self, Republican Congress Weekly.. 40c Monthly... 1.30* Weekly ...15c rebuttal to the Soviet representative’s as well as the *loc additional lor Night Final Edition. boycott the U. N. political con- and Gen. Eisenhower’s administrative Rales by Mail—Payable in Advance ference on South Korea. Declared officials. Only a few weeks ago, the Anywhere In the United Stater Peiping's Maneuver Ambassador Lodge: Democratic cry was “Elect Democrats to Evening Sunday Sunday Congress year If you want end Evening “No filibustering, pettifogging and next the I year 25.00 1 year 17.00 I year 10.00 In a typical trouble-making maneuver, un- President’s hands upheld! 4 month* 13.00 4 month* 9.00 6 month* 5.50 hairsplitting on how we of the free 1 month 1 month doubtedly inspired by the Kremlin, the Chinese Harry 2.25 1 month 2.00 1.25 world have decided to set up our own Former President Trumah I Telephone: STarlina 3-5000 Communists have called upon the United Na- doesn’t believe in any tactics. He Entered Port 6ide will fool any one, and the world such at the Office. Washington. 0. C is as much at a dinner meeting on a* tecond-clas* mail matter tions General Assembly, which just begin- right said will place the responsibility where Detroit. He took a poke ning its eighth annual session, to reconsider, I not Labor Day in Member of the Associated Press it belongs—and am pointing to in true Truman style, too, at the Eisen- redebate and reverse its recent decision on the Sir Gladwyn (the repre- The Associated Pres* I* entitled exclusively to the use for Jebb British hower administration when he called republication of all the local news printed In this newspaper as makeup of the projected Korean political con- sentative). only well as all A. P. news dispatches. it the “stacked deal.” This was ference. “To paraphrase an old American the beginning of the Truman fusillade, saying, representative, WW night at the big fund- A-6 ** TUESDAY, Soptombar 15, 1953 As finally approved last month by an As- the Soviet when Jpgß continued last raising dinner given by the Democrats sembly vote of 43 to 5 (the Soviet bloc alone he talked about a master race in America, missed another one of several in Chicago, and sponsored by the Dem- dissenting), that decision upholds our official great opportunities in his life to keep ¦Hr || ¦ A-g®; ocratic National Committee. American contention that the conference, in- quiet.” Senator Douglfis of Illinois, a candi- for next year and the Now It's 'Mr.' Bullock stead of being a “round-table” affair open to Lodge not date re-election Ambassador has wasted at the dinner, opened relative “neutrals” like India, should be limited on Mr. Vishinsky. principal speaker The decision of the Commissioners to dis- his caustic ripostes up both at big Inspector to the following opposing groups of participants: Delegate with barrels business miss Bullock, thereby relieving him of Last March, when, Russian in government under the Eisenhower his status as a policeman, was manifestly right. (1) North Korea and Red China, plus the Soviet Andrei Gromyko accused the American leadership. All of which is reminiscent so (2) Army of committing atrocities in-Korea, Among the derelictions eharged to Inspector Union if the Communists desire, and South of that merry quip of Adlai Stevenson Korea and representatives to be chosen from the Gibraltar-like Mr. Lodge excited last winter—the Eisenhower adminis- Bullock, the most serious was his failure and applause an- among the 16 nations allied under the U. N. spontaneous when he tration, he feared, might become the refusal to explain how he obtained more than charge cutting sar- many big-busi- banner in actively, fighting South Korea’s swered the with “Big Deal,” because so $15,000 in excess of his income over a three- on casm: ness men were being placed in office and year period. When brought before a special side. “The United States Army you seek would give a trend to the whole Eisen- trial board, he offered no explanation and, However, despite the fact that this formula to smear is the same United States hower regime. really, no defense. He was content to remain has been agreed upon by an overwhelming Army which stood behind the Russian Natural Course. Europe. silent and let the obvious inferences drawn, majority of the General Assembly—an agree* Army to defeat the Nazis in This renewed courage on the part of be good while his attorney offered nothing better than ment reached only after exhaustive debate at The United States Army was the Democrats is a natural. Obviously, enough for you in 1942, 1943, 1944 and it would be impossible to gain votes for an irrelevant attack on the members of the last month’s special meeting—the Chinese Com- 1945. It would same today had - Congress next trial On U. N. argue be the —AP Wirephoto. electing Democrats to board. the basis of these facts, it munists want the to the matter all not the of the Soviet govern- if the purpose were to support a policies Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. year would have been unpardonable to have per- over again and do an about-face. Echoed by ment so tragically changed.” Republican President. That is an im- partners mitted Inspector Bullock to remain on the force their junior in North Korea, and in- Suave as tradition a dip- possible argument to put before the dictates sky, Lodge “Certainly Re- in any capacity. sisting that they should be invited to New York ought to be, Mr. Lodge—like Mr. retorted, Soviet bloc’s insistence that Red China voters. The logic would be to elect lomat not. Don’t you House If to state their case, they have come out for es- his predecessor Warren know there is a new be seated in the U. N. Mr. Lodge publican members of the and the Commissioners were clearly right in no-nonsense Washington?” He their sentially the same proposal as the one already Austin —can rise to towering heights of administration in has said repeatedly the United States Senate, and so make sure of Eisenhower decision to fire the inspector, however, relented not long ago at a dinner will do everything to keep the Mao support. there is defeated—the advanced by Soviet Delegate dignity whenever the need crops up to considerable doubt that they will suc- one sophistry prop- party given by Mr. Visinsky as retiring regime out of the Security Council, The Democrats are feeling cocky at Vishinsky. say, they come exorcise the political ceed in their effort to deprive him of his That is to have out agated delegation. Young- head of the U. N. Security Council and even to the extent of resorting to the present, with the voices of Mr. Truman in a by the Soviet and Stevenson, titular head of the pension. favor of conference whose participants looking as he is—Ambassador Lodge is drank a toast to “friendly collabora- veto. Pointing out that the U. N. Mr. would tion for peace now and forever.” Charter specifies members must be party, ringing in their They be- Inspector Bullock was eligible to apply for be made up not only of the belligerents 53—he presents an imposing figure in ears. on “both sides” but also Vishinsky, whose Grand On the U. N. floor, Mr peace-loving nations, he has declared: lieve they have something to talk about retirement with pension, and ,had applied, of “neutral” Russia, contrast to Mr. however. Republicans imme- Guignol histrionics Lodge has been a consistent burr in “Red is not peace- in the failure of the before the charges which led to India, Pakistan, Burma and Indonesia.
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