Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1954 — Page 8

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Jenkins Heads McCarthy-Army Scrap Inquiry Tennessee Lawyer Named As Counsel To Direct Inquiry WASHINGTON UP — Ray H. Jenkins, a rawboned mountain lawyer who “never lost a client to the electric chair,” started huntti g a staff today to help him investigate the McCarthy-army feuff. Jenkins, a Ktioxville, Republican, said he has a “completely open" mind about the case. He promised to assemble the facts Os the brawl between the army and Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.) and present them “fairly, fully and impartially" to the senate investigating subcommittee. From then on, he said, it will be up to the subcommittee to make up its own mind. Jenkins, a rugged-looking 6-foot-3, 57-year-old trial lawyer, was picked unanimously by the six voting members of the subcommittee late Wednesday as the impartial counsel to head the inquiry. McCarthy, regular subcommittee chairman, did not participate in Jenkins' selection. He is away from the capital. The subcommittee voted to start hearings into the explosive case April 21 instead of next week, it also specified that radio or TV broadcasts of the sessions must not be sponsored commercially. Resides picking a smalt special staff to help him gather the facts.! Jenkins was expected to confer this week with senators on special rules of procedure for the hearings including whether McCarthy will be allowed to cross-examine witnesses against him. Jenkins was picked as counsel one day after Boston Attorney Samuel P. Sears quit in the face of reports that, though he assured the subcommittee he' was impartial he had publicly praised McCarthy in the past. He kept the appointment only five days. Stevenson Seeks = California Report Asks For Data On Political Fight SAN FRANCISCO UP -=-• Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, asked for full reports today on a political controversy centering about national chairman Stephen A. Mitchell, James Roosevelt and Rep. Robert L. Condon D-Calif. Stevenson directed his request for information to Mrs. Clara Shirpser, Deinocratic natlonal committeewoman, who telephoned him Wednesday at the request of Democratic clubs in Condon’s district to find out how he stands in the matter. -when-> Mitchell urged Condon and "Roosevelt, to withdraw their congressional candidacies. Condon is seeking reelection in the 6th district in northern California. He was barred labt year from atomic tests in Nevada as a security risk, but he has denied he is a Communist. Roosevelt is a candidate from the 26th district of Los Angeles. His estranged wife, Romelle. has accused him of intimacies with other women. (Mrs. Shirpser said Stevenson asked her to send him a full report of statements and opinions of California party leaders, saying he knew nothing of the facts in the case. She said Stevenson also told her he will consult with Mitchell before deciding whether to take ~ - “, Meanwhile, Alan Cranston, presidentof the California Democratic council, charged the department of justice plans to prosecute Condon, if he wins the June primary, to hamper his chances and those of other Democrats in the November election. In a wire to attorney general Herbert Brownell. Cranston said it has been "rumored for weeks and publicly reported’ that the department will seek an indictment in October “to destroy Condon and smear all Democratic candidates everywhere “to destroy Condon and smear all Democratic, candidates everywhere through guiltby association.” Democrat Want Ads Bring Result*

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TT'YrMgy Ml, I'-." 1 .4 .PLJ.J. 1 the board, incorporating Lehman's resignation and dispoaal of his stock In the company, of which he had been manager for about 25 years, Nussbaum said. Lehman owned approximately 250 shares of the 738 shares in the corporation. A block of 33 was turned over to the directors and the balance will be sold at a nominal figure to the stockholders. Nussbaum explained. A new manager wu\ De employed as soon a* the directors can aft, the board chairman said. He also ' stated that emjfloy<s of the M)»re were asked to Remain with the company. “Everything la satisfactory between the board and Lehman”, the company president said. Lehman is

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