™ ~ * D David Lawrence— - IQWfc f? -8y HorryHonon A-13 New Fight on McCarthy Nears Constantine Brown — Case Hopes to Bar Senator From Investigative Roles; Results of NATO Conference Democrats Plan to Bring Out Story of His Finances Dulles' Major Achievement Was to Free the Hands Flushed with their recent fort of prolonging the Mc- one member to attend a com- Os the Militaryto Use Atomic Weapons if Needed

Republican “left- * mittee hearing when he is not victory, the Carthy controversy and artur- many wingers” planning to keep even ordered to do so by cub- Secretary of State Dulles re- pects to be benched soon cially France, have tricks are tag. that it will have an effect moderately by political the McCarthy controversy turned from Paris unless some of the which could be used to render of on the 1956 campaign. Just Then, there’s the announce- satisfied with the results of switches we hare seen before the ratification inoperative. alive in the next session long Congress. why any Republican wants to ment by Senator Smathers of his conferences with his in Prance he can detour the The present “ugly” attitude Florida, Democrat, warning NATO colleagues. course of his future. Such a of Moscow does not concern Two moves are in the offing. keep on emphasizing the split major way might be European allies, by in party is unexplained the Republicans that, if they His achievement was by a four-power our Western One is sponsored Senator- the an any the agreement after heated with the Muscovites because they believe it to be of New Jersey, who mystery. dare to make more conference elect Case charges against the Democrats , discussions that in the event of whereby the wolf and sheep only a form of propaganda. Intends to make a motion in Presumably the Republican CD many ways might help the hereafter, the bipartisanship a Red attack on Western Eu- would lie down together. In it January that the Wisconsin “right-wingers”—who are rope supreme the French and British, the declared ineligible opposite factum to the “left- spirit will be ended and the the allied com- In the meantime, however, Senator be Democrats will wreak ven- mander would not be handi- main advocates of a Big Four for membership on any in* wingers”—will fight back. They the men in the Kremlin have meeting geance against the President capped by political Interfer- warned London well and of peaceful co- vestigating committee of the may invoke the constitutional as as to such question by voting against his legisla- ence in ordering instant use Foreign existence. hold a con- Senate. Inasmuch as nearly as to the right of the Paris. Last week Min- ference in the spring. They any Senator tive program This is a new of atomic weapons. ister Molotov sent curt note every committee has some in- Senate to restrict Mr. in a realise that the atmosphere in task, in performing his duties the forth of political intimidation When Dulles arrived to the French telling them vestigative this would as be the impossible Washington is growing virtually representative of a sovereign and probably will sub- Paris he found an that the Soviet-French mutual mors. mean depriving him of deoate when Congress situation. Our allies intended favorable to such a call. of any functions State. This could tie up the ject assistance treaty signed in duties or ex- to subject the actions of the America has been sold on the cept talking voting. Senate’s organization for reconvenes. 1945 will be abrogated if the and He Some Democrats, moreover, military commanders to politi- idea that ratification of the probably would then make all weeks. : - German arms agreements are arms agreements will perma- say they are aggrieved by Vice cal-diplomatic decisions. That ratified. Then a similar note his charges on the floor of the Senator Morse of Oregon, President Nixon’s speeches is to say that they would nave nently solve the military prob- where is who _ n ..I .TT was sent to the British. Neither Senate, debate un- independent certainly during the last campaign. If l to obtain approval of the gov- lems of the North Atlantlo no Wis- the Paris nor London govern- limited. has fondness for the it is the desire of the Demo- ernments. and possibly the the pact. London and Paris consin Senator and, in fact, — ments takes much'stock in to The second vote—which has crats to have a controversy Fletcher Knebel parliaments, of all NATO pacts with profess believe that once this support “left-wing” filed some of the charges mutual assistance matter is out of the way the of on that subject too. it will, members before firing atomic Russia which have long been to Democrats, reopen against him before the Wat- course, necessary for misKilea. America’s, Pres- too—would already of be dead letters. But the people satisfaction hearings by the Senate Sub- kins committee has congressional committees to After a couple of days of ident Eisenhower would seri- committee Privileges and spoken out in opposition so the in both countries still seem to ously consider attending a on , go back Into the substance or Potomac Fever arguments our Western Euro- stock them. Senator attempted punishment of Sen- pean friends fal- take in conference with Malenkov. Elections and order merits of the cases involving Secretary of Rate Dulles arrives home from Paris. You realized the reports testify ator McCarthy on this point. of views and agreed Officialand unofficial Our allies’ diplomats McCarthy to with re- communism and subversion or can always be sure when Christmas is near. Dulles comes home lacy their Europe in spect to his personal finances. The Oregon Senator feels that security risks This will also to change his shirt. to permit the military leaders from Western indicate Washington point out to their to any Senator of * the “peaceful co- governments Although he has already made deprive com- help to keep the Communist « * * to use their best judgment, that idea of that the election assignments by full disclosure to the Depart- mittee by such issue alive in American poli- Democrats perfect plans to organize Congress next month. thus avoiding a repetition of existence’* advanced the campaign of 1956 is likely to ment of Justice and the Bu- action is wrong. tics. the frustrations suffered by Russians has taken deep roots start next summer and the That’s one trouble with this country. The Democrats are or- not only among reau of Internal Revenue of Ifthe folka'who are anxious Then there is the ganized—and taxpayers aren’t. our commanders in Korea. the Com- theme-song of the administra- Oklahoma the munists and Socialists of all the facts about his receipts to keep the McCarthy con- City speech in 1848 by former * • * * The Secretary is also rea- tion will be something like all shades but also among “peace in our A and expenditures in connec- troversy alive are looking for President Truman, who stated Republican Congressman Coudert proposes a law forbidding sonably optimistic .that the time.” glowing tion with' funds collected to ways and of doing it, Republican spend French Assembly many conservative manufac- picture could be drawn on this means that the Party "is the Government to more than it takes in. And the first National will They fight Communists, and no vio- they probably will have some the ratify the agreements permit- turers and businessmen. basis which could not be unwittingly ally of the guy to break the law will be sentenced to four more years in the present lation of law has been found, help from certain Republicans Communists in country” White House. ting limited rearming of West- all believe that the smudged by the Democrats. this policy military preparedness the plan now is to go over the on the McCarthy side. Already and said “this is clearly * * * * ern Germany. Premier Mendes- of It would be the present Pres- shown is useless. The budgets same ground in public so as to there is talk about introduc- in the election record of the House Republican investigators accuse the big charity Franoe Is determined to make silly and ident, the diplomats point out. focus attention in a dramatic ing a resolution to “condemn” Party.” question would ,be in better shape and who could tell the electorate Communist That kind foundations of being “left-wing.” Sign at Democratic head- that matter a of con- be way on the Senator’s personal each of the Senators who par- Os language has "been con- quarters:’ “Welcome Fords, Rockefellers, Camegies and any fidence. Ifthe Assembly gives national income could that he had brought at least transactions. Such hearing, ticipated -in the 11-day fili- by in fellow travelers who traveling more.” an adverse vote to greatly increased if only the temporary relief to the Amer- a demned the Senate the other are on SIOO million or he will have stop especially if put on television, buster in the last session. This case of Senator McCarthy, * * * * resign. French politicians Western coalition would ican people and to the world In but The rattling,” they say. general. would certainly attract atten- idol grows out of the formal it remains to be seen whether Ike will spend the Christmas-New Year’s week at Augusta, who expect to get the Pre- its “saber tion comparable to the Cohn- declaration by the Senate, in any one else will ever mier’s scalp do not wish Military preparations are only Whether this estimate of the be con- Ga. Persistent fellow, Ike. He’s determined to carry Georgia soon gesture anyway, Schine-Stevens hearings. the resolution in the McCarthy donned for the same every golf bag. to do it on that particular an empty . allied diplomats is accurate or now of- for the Republicans ifit takes club in his they Whether these new plans case, that it now is an offense fense. Certainly the Congress ?* * * issue. They probably will per- say. since the West can- not remains to be seen. But have the White House blessing, to “obstruct legislative proc- have plenty say year operation not match the East in military there is no question that if the can of controver- Democrats there’s one good thing about the 1955. form the on some power. as was the case with the esses.” Certainly filibustering sial debate on the communism It will give them a 12-months reprieve before. Ike beats them pretext early next year. Communist world were to ex- Mundt and Watkins hearings, is even more of an obstruction issue if the “left-wingers” want for the presidency again. Mr. Mendes-France himself Mr. Dulles is said to believe tend only one finger of friend- the moves, df carried out, to the performance of Senate to keep it going. ** * • Is convinced that his days as that the agreements to rearm ship, the administration and would certainly have the es- business than mere refusal by (Reproduction RlchU Reserved.) Russia threatens to cancel treaties of friendship with Brit- head of the French govern- Germany will be ratified. But our Western allies would gladly ain and France. The comrades are getting awfully aloof. First ment are numbered. He ex- the respective countries, espe- stretch out both hands. thing you know, they may refuse to shoot down any more of Doris Fleeson — our planes. company where the tree was fully and consistently to pass- present to readers, giving them stored. ing trainmen. "a well earned rest from the A fully dressed Santa Claus, everyday diet of doom and de- Life in the U. S. » Nehru Regime Backs Holiday for Dogs assisted by a grinning group spondency.” Situation Fraught With Interest LOS ANGELES (ff).—lf all of trainmen, climbed from the the kids in Los Angeles hear train and unloaded clothing, Checkup Paid Off toys food, including a live Reece, as President of Taft Foundation, Has Opportunity Its Economic Policy Last Year's about the latest offer of the and ANN ARBOR. Mich. (*).— Tailwaggers Foundation there turkey. Passengers in the Nearly half of some 500 business To Promote His View of Proper Role of Such Groups won’t be a dog Christmas Day train watched through foggy executives who came to the uni- YuleTreeKept in any of the various animal windows as the procession versity hospital for company- Representative Reece, president Charles up Republican Embracing Socialism to Carroll tion is P. set in a Con- shelters. crossed over a ditch the paid checkups were sick and House gress, on some By A«oeia*«d Br.il home, a chairman of a commit- Taft, brother of the late Sen- of. the most th. Deep Jim Lindsay, secretary of the Oliver mile from didn’t know it, a survey showed tee which has Just charged ator. Charles Taft has been influential and generous sup- NEW DELHI, Dec. 21—Prime In Freeze foundation, said the organiza- here and seven miles from yesterday.. support f ly up enough money Tifton, in South Central tax-exempt foundations with active here in of the Minister Nehru’s government yes*k *K« Associated Press tion has put A report, prepared by the Uni- reciprocal agreements, Party andJ its President. to Georgia. l trade terday launched a defense of its SPOKANE. Dec. 21. The make its fifth annual “bail versity of Michigan's Medical " »n Ucy to The be- ’em out party” sion shortly his ot anathema House cloakrooms a huge success. School and Institute of Indus- Jill *have* p £* f° economic policy—aimed at creat- promote lleve that the Reece investiga- Frank Congdon family is going It will cost the Tailwaggers an Yule Gift for Readers trial Health, said 41 per cent of chance to what he ... ne alrp„-„_ ing socialist state. The govern- average of $5 in fees for every views as proper foundation ’ tion represents a payoff to him a to put up last year’s Christmas KLAMATH FALLS. Oreg. UO. a group of 500 "possessed abnor- J . . . dog portJ surprise _ _ cama as to . , .. bailed out. h»havinr* e^*no s" , ment sought to assure those fa- malities” which they didn’t know In of for his vote in the Rules Com- , tree today. —The Klamath Falls Her- Mr « Capital. one the voring ' they Mr Reeceee 1* Presidentnresident orof i niittee, the more state enterprise had. . - Washington which has power A cf oneest careers in ald and News moved to inside report the Taft Foundation estab- of life death over quieting the fears of those [ A friend gave them a nice Santa's Whistlestop The added that these “ ier s, *otn in and legisla- while *? „ all news of Required lished in memory of the late 7®., silv hincired bushy, one December and CHULA, C/P).—A South- pages yesterday | j medical treatment. House seniority-the Congress- seeking a greater role for private last [ Ga.. tragedy strife, starting Twenty-flve. per. Senator from Ohio. When he “ Railway and a cent of the *** * and con£? they it so well they stored passenger train calls its members to order here ha consistently aired conser- investors. liked ern week-long program of “a cheer- group had abnormalities not re- e com mittee, not always it route from Tantmrv 7he will nrewmahiv similar views in the Congres- , the lower house of parlia- after Christmas in a deep en Jacksonville, and Christian page one.’’ quiring immediate medical at- sional Record. **1"“dll,ect opposition but by dis- As ful i™ hi. non** . at Fla., to Cincinnati, Ohio, offered Christmas anrtiincJ . ~ hfin his audience its „„ , . . . crppfc ment started to debate economic freeze locker 20 below. It’s ; It was as a tention.^ surprising creec SDsemeeism. orarv chairman President What is is that affairs, the government took two ' pulled a stop parked • Bpeaker and Major- 1 being thawed out now and Mrs. to and who’enjoys the Eisenhower leadership Martin steps likely to upset private fi- j. Eisenhower the rge ity Leader Halleck never Congdon says it looks like new. | five minutes in front of a cordial support of virtually all *ave him a lft slice of the could nancial groups: taxpayers’ money to promote If it holds up they’ll save it humble dwelling yesterday. that were, g* grapevine, until 1. Premier Nehru introduced in the Reece report conclusions as ft “Jf a constitutional amendment de- again. The cold storage fee is Trainmen pulled a surprise To borrow dd Amo knew better than most people, Christmas party for Mr. and an car- a app signed to facilitate the govern- ‘ $24 at $2 a month, but didn’t caption, the situation is absolutely foregone. Well-con- it Mrs. J. L. Oliver and children, toon f f°- ment’s powers to acquire, requi- interest. d“cted hearings might have Prtetion“.JKKSmSLfor his foundation in- cost Mr. Congdon anything. He James, 8; Gerald, Linda, fraught with vestigatlon. sition, regulate and reform pri- 3. and While members of the Taft Justified them, but Mr. Reece vate, is the manager of the freezer I 1, because they, waved cheer- not permit the industrial, agricultural and Foundation, who Include both did foundations The sorriest aspect of it all other holdings. Republicans and Democrats, f° present their case and his is that tax-exempt founda- •m nroHnminonMv AAnlarva_ Finance C. D. uown"u witnesses had an obvious tion* do deserve the snntuaht 2. Minister are predominantly conserva- #u uuvmus nuno uo ueserve me spotugnt opening inaaaaaaaaf any bias - and probably regu- Deshmukh. the parlia- gaaaaaaaaa tive. few if share the Reece should be mentary debate, announced that present Representative Wayne Hays, lated public interest, conviction that the in the government plans gradual evolution toward so- ranking Democrat on the com- Their privileges and powers the to na- mittee, added to tionalize the Imperial Bank of . cialism is an un-American the confusion are very great and they are India in order to create banking \ conspiracy by an “intellectual with a continuing assault upon rapidly growing in numbers 1 credit facilities in rural areas. cartel.” Some of them doubt- Mr. Reece and the Reece wit- and influence. A sober and re- | Open Thursday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. | less would like to slow down nesses. Mr. Hays has courage sponsible evaluation with, of Rate of Pay Uncertain. that evolution or even halt it, and principles, but he lacks course, ample opportunity for But the proposed amendment but they realize the American control. • the foundations to present apparently does not give the people chose it in free elec- The end result is a report their own ease would com- government unlimited right to H ip mons. Some voted for it in which will alarm educational mand serious attention by determine how much to pay J* Sidney West Has the Right Hat ifc Congress. circles and embitter intellec- Congress. But with Mr. Reece when acquiring land for reforms 1 S 16 Among those who can be ex- tuals. From a political point as with Senator McCarthy, all and nationalization. For AllMen of Good Taste pected to monitor Mr. Reece of view, it represents an attack is superficial emotion and the Further, Mr. Deshmukh em- ffc in his capacity as a founda- by a Republican committee, real problem escapes study. phasized the government is still ,2 • m anxious for private - investment and has no intention of regulat- L. Stokes—- ing the profits foreign investors Thomas may take out of the country. ! Mr. Nehru and Mr. Deshjnukh DOBBS j gave new emphasis to their con- -2 cept of a “mixed economy,” Californians With Ambition with qtate enterprise in the MR Both Knowland and Nixon Strike Out for the primary role and private indus- White House, try in a secondary role, as* an But in Opposite Directions—Eisenhower Holds Key economic controversy raged through India. : A most intriguing “triangle” would aspire to the party’s very useful to the administra- The dispute was sparked a situation has developed in the J? tion in dealing with Demo- month ago when the Premier I KSSS'S* they «•“« ***•“ «» and his ministers indicated determined carry but about politics, and not the £SSSSVwi. were to out Would he renominated *. In short * hls chances of being their frequent to read about in the promises cre- w>rt you agein with the Presi- helpful and thus ingratiating ate a socialist state. WatCh 0n 1 i i dent? 111114 wovdd kee P hhn himself further with the White Dispute on Market Value. President *£•«???£ , °"“ *“™ dimtotah “i .“*• Hie proposed constitutional and the California twins—the t“at 8 rei \om Hwhat, though he is very - n J"** ®"; y re- amendment followed a reecnt "«»**¦ ¦"* court ruling requiring the gov- *!£&£; S!?Su!»»w2t/SSS wUI have rely ernment to pay the market value { and the Vice President haps to chiefly leader in P«*ent it acquires property “he 18 ™ exception. You may re- on when for wminm p. Knowland, who Benator Knowiand. who has national economic development. 1 V may longer be member how the 1944 Demo- had i ill no called accu- and will continue to have The government, is said to be- EDGE-the rately “the administration ViC? very cordlal working relations lieve the national Interests re- The DOBBS GUILD argu- President Henry Wallace out J Have You Checked the Fit leader,” because of his with the Democratic Senate quire it shall not be ekpected | ultimate in fine hat making by master | | nd ments over Par East policy. -T? leader, Senator Lyndon John- to give full market value. l Ambition is a human emo- Picked Senator Harry S. Tru- son 0f Texas, even though the craftsmen. Available in distinctive new | ““ d The proposed amendment ap- Os Your Tuxedo Lately? tion just impulsive the Republican leader may be ; shades including charcoal grey and | | as as JLJHSEErbefore, J^. parently setting a rate of 4 £ love that triggers the j™1! yeam vice real- found barking at hls own ad- avoids usual d compensation but would allow I; brown. to | sort of “triangle”—and not in ministration on some phases of r sls S4O -Might a good idea, long time around here have “*w foreign policy, as in the past, the state to gain control of pri- » 2 be now that the 1 a .. *usg vate industry temporarily with- we seen ambition so full in jy*. , R 1* assumed that Gen. J ‘ ’ season ird or Frank ln D he out paying anything "in order t black-tie is at hand. Our Baker’« 5 bloom as in the Messrs. Nixon p Eisenhower, if decides to KOOBev ®“- to secure better management.” and Knowiand. and both young seek renomination. would nat- "Sft* V hand-tailored midnight enough to react continually to Richard Nixon has been aurally have a good deal to say Stands by Pcliey. 1 f blue lightweight | Ganymede Him it. the former 41, the latter 46. faithful for theabout who his running mate Mr. Deshmuka emphasized the , % Give A is President, and has developed [ ~~ C wool version highly recommended. Fit Their aim, we hardly need would be, though he would government "stands by” its six- 2 OoSfciGrff —¦ say. is the White House. » aura of his own from the listen to party leaders as he year-old reflected glory: but in economic policy reserv- V is assured hy Baker’s fine craft and < Gen. Eisenhower, who lives that did. for instance, when he ac- ing }IV he has accepted the control of certain basic in- from up HHHIKIIjamr w- tliere now. is involved not Process eepted then Senator Nixon at dustries to of arousing enmities and the state. The chief our Illustrated, only because both young men the 1962 convention, objective, declared, is C tailors. single-breasted Jealousies, well making he to are key figures in hls admin- as as While Vice President Nixon create employment—"at feast 2 mistakes. capitalised upon V one-hutfon shawl collar jacket, V istration and in the party, but the available million new Jobe every year.” satin because what he decides about The Vice President, in fact.. roles of trouble-shooter and In order to create these jobs, j* faced; also available President • Ji I peaked 1956—that is, whether he de- is reported to have lost some liaison for the as his. he continued, India needs private i Q with way advancing 5 sires to live in the White standing in the White House of himself, Sen- and government It Capitui Garagt Hit f ator investment frm NrUnt m C lapels. 105.00. Others to 155.00. House longer will have Its itself. A recent reason was Knowiand has followed a totaling $2 billion annually. J effect on the prospects of the the type of campaign he con- different course. He struck out two gentlemen from California. ducted for the congressional on his own, earnestly arguing U the President decides not elections. While his tinflagging in public against the admin- • torn specuT MEN’S CLOTHINC. SECOND FLOOR to run again, then the field energy was appreciated, it istration on some aspects of LININGS will be open to the two, and turns cut now that some of foreign policy. Though this «A45 any others. Since a State— the things he said about the . did not endear him to the INSTALLED | even California—can present Democratic Party have in- State Department naturally, Limit** Tim* ONLY *!r«wT "gp only one “favorite son” to a flamed that party’s leaders in it has kept, him on page one, » JULIUS CARJINCKCL ft CO. 2 national convention, we might Congress to the point where which is where political repu- «*** I expect a battle royal for con- they are only waiting a chance tations often are made, F Street at Fourteenth .j trol of the State's delegation. to get back at him. Whatever 1956 may have in lUff STEERING If the President decides to Since the Senate will be con- store for the-two Californians, (S- .• EUGENE C. GOTT, President NA. 8-7120 I run again—as he already is trolled, by the Democrats it well get plenty of entertain- * ELECTRICAL SERVICE being pressed to do—then does not appear, therefore, that meat—and copy—from them ¦'•gAi 111 neither of the Californians Vise President Nixon can be between now and then. ¦ ¦ ‘ 'if:;' i A k A r . V'-.'/ i i 1 ¦ 4