THE EVENING STAR Model House Project A-26 *** Washington, D. C Says Tydings Lost Vote for Failure to Push Red Probe LOS ANGELES. (IP).— The Uni- WEDNESDAY, IT, Butler SEPTEMBER 1991 purpose Senator Butler, Republican, ofjplayed1 by Tydings toward Com-,\ volvcd was used for the legiti-; and the result would not t versity of California is building when have been changed one iota.” s today stoutly defended munist the r mate purposes of buying radio j a model house in which six senior latter Senator Butler said the Repub- LAXATIVE appeared before the NO BETTER campaign time, printing circulars and run- j the conduct of his 1950 subcommittee.” licans in Maryland had been no home1 economics students will live ;ning Not one scintilla and declared he would not have Defends Financial Acts. the .office. more guilty of bringing In “out- eachi semester. They will get been elected over Millard E. of evidence has been produced side influences” than had the ( training as teachers of modern Turning to criticism of the ' Democrats. Democrat, if Mr. Tydings that it was used otherwise. I am living methods The jTydings, financial aspects of his campaign, il- any three-bed- ANY PRICE! “I AT don’t recall mention of; - had in- :c nobody can produce any had directed a full and satisfac-j Senator conceded he confident the fact that the Democratic Na- room> house with an apartment jgjjjf dorsed some checks but that he ssuch, because Iam confident there • No laxative tastes better... investigation of communism itional Committee contributed $5.- for the director and modern |tory ll they were carefully.i:is no such. j; in the State Department. ;was confident 000 to the defeated candidate's through the campagin: “The only charge was that the; ( equipment will cost $50,000. e No laxative acts more gently... Sen-, handled campaign and that $2,500 was . In a speech at . treasurer! in accordance with elec-jr rules on reporting campaign funds while Butler delivered his first pub- contribute by the Democratic Sen- e No laxative is more effective... your ator tion laws. | were not carried out. atorial Committee," But- l®!- choosing lic reply to a Senate committee v Senator 1 He also said he told William j Defends Campaign Chief. ler declared. LIABILITY INSURANCE e America's biggest seller-1 2i & 30* which denounced the Republican; printer, that! «PAINT | iFedder, a Baltimore “In other words, the charges on and nl! /finds of i nsitranct |election tactics as a "despicable,! he would stand personally for an \ which Jon M. Jonkel was con-; Including LIFE PAINT back street type” of campaign, jSIB,OOO printing bill run up by \victed and fined in no way EX-LAX SUPPLIES^^^ Senator Butler asserted that all Butler workers unknown to the: c changed the course of the cam- [variety ! THK CHOCOLATID LAXATIVI money contributed to his cam- candidate. paign or the result of the election' paign was spent legitimately and i YOU lt>s £.QakhUo? With respect to Mr. Jonkel’s'j and in no wise involved moral WE have what want! © complied I C M WA N V that he with all State $5,000 for turpitude. REALTORS po- conviction and fine t >4i iITTMTII,ks. ;and Federal laws regulating Practices of the money had! (over year* experience) jlitical ; violating the Corrupt "If receipt | RUCKER LUMBER |j 33 Advertisers Prefer The Star contests. Act, Senator Butler said: been1 otherwise recorded, it still 1320 Wilson Blvd. JAckson 4-1234 721 10th N.W. NA. 076 5 Experienced Campaign Chief Convicted. “Every cent of the money in- iwould have been used for the same ! | j;!¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ Senator Butler’s campaign imss® manager, Jon M. Jonkel of Chi- Drive Id via N. Y. Ave.j exit via alley cago, was convicted recently of CO. .failing to report all campaign con- RESTRICTIONS W. R. WINSLOW as required by Mary- NEW LOWERED GOVERNMENT CREDIT #42 New York Avenue NA. 8610 Itributions Open Mon, thru Sot., 7 >.m.-3:30 P-m. land law. Senator Butler declared that Mr. Tydings was retired because STOP ithe voters of Maryland were aroused to an understanding of THAT his record. “If Mr. Millard Tydings had conducted a full and satisfactory ROOF investigation of communism in the State Department, he would still • LEAK! be the senior Senator from Mary- land today,” Mr. Butler said. "In that case, I would be practicing FOR PROMPT , law and perhaps a lot happier ECONOMICAL individual.” OPEN THUOS.9AM.o9RM. In the 1950 campaign. Mr. Butler won an impressive victory OR MAGIC CREDIT ACCOUNT despite the overwhelming Demo- ROOF cratic registration in Maryland. On complaint of Mr. Tydings. the REPAIR Senate launched an investigation ;of the Republican tactics. Report Criticizes Campaign. Call BEST After prolonged hearings, the Senators filed a sharply critical R. H. BEST INC. report but concluded that it lacked sufficient evidence to recommend the unseating of Sen- Wl. 3633 ator Butler. The Senator discussed some of 'the principal complaints about his campaign, starting with a tabloid called "From the Record." Hun- dreds of thousands of copies of this tabloid were printed by the SHIRTS Washington Times-Herald for dis- tribution in Maryland. One of by WEST END jits features was a composite Off.,. Sampl photograph purporting to show MiciM 1. MODERN! Mr. Tydings in intimate associa- Four Offices tion with Earl Browder, former Communist leader. Senator Butler said today that 1723-25 Penna. Ave. he did not know the contents of the publication until he was 2620 Conn. Ave. handed a printed copy, but that he saw nothing wrong with it.j He said the tabloid was con-j 1006 15th St. cerned primarily with acquaint-: ing the voters with the Tydings; 1719 G St. record as Senator. 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