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~*Sold Party Line’ on | Prof. Lattimore Calls __ China Policy, He Says. Senator a Madman “ WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 (UP)— NEW YORK, Apr. 1 (UP)— Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R. Prof. Owen . . Wis.) charged ‘tonight than an Le may file

maries,

| : bel charges against organization “largely controlled”! Sen. Joseph -R. McCarthy (R. % py -Ambassador-at-large Philip C, Wis), Who, he said, should be © Jessup’ was handed $3500 in decorsted by the Russians. “Communist” money for “selling. EF _- the Communist Party line” on man”: * = : "=. China policy.’ 4 America’s prestige abroad was! ~~ Sen. McCarthy made - the being injured while ‘negotiations = harge in a telegram to Secretiry Were going or in countries such of De ha i jas Alghanistan ard “hit -and.run . s : in" ‘politicians Hke Joe McCarthy) . It was made public by Sen. Me- PO : ; Carthy's office a short time after in fro Vasnington 5 sidethet Jessup had besn granted ac.| Dr. Lattimore added: “Me: "cess to atomic information in Carthy’s vicious attack on thé anti-organization group, connection with ‘his duties atthe highest officials of our State] Democrats in the Fg department. En A UPA AY “tPepa : The Atomic Energy Commis- + * gion cleared Dr. Jessup a Acheson's request. : thy. — Bem. Bourke —B. Hickenlooper] pos ag Bulky of ranking Re abiiean | The diplomat-educator returned ~~ sional Atomic Committee and a oY air today from Afghanistan, ~~ member of the Senate Foreign| " Relations Subcommittee investigating Sen. McCarthy's charges! . against Dr. Jessup and others, criticized the AEC, {day {candidate, and Carrol M. Sen. Hickenlooper sald the AEC, pyjcisaing reports that ~ affi-| Ris. : had “no information on. him (Dr.|gavits had “been filed with Sen.| Jessup) at all” and cleared him McCarthy stating that he had S8crificed the nomination

Rhodes, John O. Lewis 0. Chamberlain. on ro Republican Judge Saul I. Ra got from Scott McDonald for t

race

sults for Russia which exceed Ryan, deputy trial prosecutor

“Union ought to decorate McCar- murder trial, " Davis.

lation that hotly-

Nations ‘commission. He came Primaries. fa me to defend hirnself against| Sen. McCarthy's charges. He wij} Democratic teil congress his story next Tuesd /

race for

request, made last Thursday. said: duditor's race, found himself o Accused as ‘Stooge’ “If anybody had sworn that I Po%ed by Harold M. Geisel. Sen. McCartBy has accused Dr. have been or am a member of the! Jessup of being a “stooge” for Communist party he is a perjurer

Far Eastern Expert Owen Latti- he should be prosecuted to the

on Thursday. iden¥ former €ditor of the Com-|, They allegedly were written by munist Daily Worker and now a fred Ws William Vanderbilt Field, whose/ Fordham University professor, = °r¢stal name often has heen associated Asking yn if he. made such “W ee —— at Congressional hearings with affidavit. = i Communist causes. The. checks! Mr. Budenz said in his home at atts Attorneys Were pEyEDIe tothe American] TOCKENGE NY; Tw waxy mat Map Appeal Bid : Council of the Institute of Pa-/he had received no communica- Pp cific Relations, an organization/tion from Dr. Lattimore, either! Dr, Jessup admits he was associ- at home or at his University of ated with, : . fice. . The Field checks included one . dated Bept. 12, 1943, for $2500. Iwill have nothing to and another dated Nov, 27, 1942, 't" be added. - for $1000. Sen McCarthy says hel Views His Own has turned photostats of the! checks over to the FBI my own," he said. “I follow no which ought to be reviewed by “Three-Horse Team” line.” lcourt,” said Attorney ! “Lest In typical State Depart-| Dr. Lattimore also sald he had Dobbins. ment fashion,” Sen. McCarthy a "virtual lack of connection with] wired Mr. Acheson,.“You attempt the State Department,” to tell the American people. that | Jessup was not in control of the timore-with dominating as a Rus- ond trial of Watts {gr magazine (Far Eastern Survey) [stan agent. = ; Nov. 12, 1947, of Mrs. Mary Loi at the time the Communist money! “I am not going to say- any- Burney, Indianapolis housewife. Was received, I all your attention thing mére at this moment about] Mr. Dobbins refused to nam

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Chinese vigorously and bitterly| ohjected to what this publication was doing, they were referred to Jessup by the Institute of Pacific Relations as the man responsi-|

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(Continued From Page Ohe) : rell, former president of the InThe County's: two eriminal,

courts presented bitter contests] for the judgeships in both pri-

fistimore said today! Former Criminal Court 1 Judge Dewey Myers opposes Edward W. McElfresh and Edward Brennan! on the Democratic ticket. The Re- _ [publican race finds J. Raymond Hé called the Senator a “mad-/ Tindall ‘battling Robert J. Ruther: : : “ford, T, Ernest Maholm, Thur! C. and Harry

late opposition yesterday! A

Criminal Court 2 judgeship. He M30 bouts in Marion Count

is also opposed by Jacob 8. Miller, i » Miss - Sally Butler, candidate of the American Way, SL 03 Woo Brownson, | ror 11th District - American Legion receive a music album of the Wait rtment are accomplishing re= CHMINAT CHUFE 2 AFe “Edwin (commander, and -A:-Jack Tilson; Disney technicolor —~r-—cartoon p Bre] UF 3 are Edwin & [Marion County clerk. The Rev, movie, John W. Douglas and Carl W. Disn

{their wildest hopes. The Soviet the latest Robert A wi | ; Tr pe murder and "W. "Gordon Schwenzer added sideline inter- elry.

cam- Posed by Carl G.where he was serving on a United P8i8ns will be fought . in both

merely at the State Department's peen a Communist, Dr. Lattimore County clérk to enter the GOP

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COLUMBUS, -Ind., Apr. 1 —| Robert Austin “It I get a telegram from him, Watts, who is .sentenced to die abot July 12-in-the electric chair; today isaid decision toward an appeal {probably will be reached Monday. | “There were several questions "My views have always heen in the trial and prior to the trial

William

He and Attorney Lew G. Sharpwhich nack were the court-appointed deMr. McCarthy charged Dr. Lat- fenders of Watts during the sec-

to the fact that when a loyal|that base and miserable creature, any of the points on which a Sen, McCarthy,” Dr. Lattimore motion for new trial or appeal : {might be based. He said, however, | “I want to say that of course that he and Mr. Sharpnack would I am not a Communist, nor a fel-| continue to represent. Watts if d to do so by Judge

we WEY Ne were: ined-up-teo fight-out

vo [Murat

~ As Filing Ends

By ROBERT BLOEM

bb he 2Ppeared likely to be one of th

(J: Cox. wl, Third District Quiet

to have both

{man Thurman C, Crook was un

‘Republican Réy .T. : lopposed in his primary race as) be p ¥.T. Combs; WhO! the deadline neared. Marshall brief and not more than 150 Ginther of Michigan City was words. the only candidate on the GOP! from members of the family or

P| side,

rate became a bitter fight when 12 the 6th District where

Warm contests for Congression-. al nominations in every Indigma | C¥ . district but one were assured last in cash from ’ night as the deadline passed for place winner will get $100; third, entering primary election races. five-way Republican "race

‘nates the y.pri- A the

|maries. Principal conteftants were 10 prominent

No. 1 Cinderel e If more than ; winner, the ‘person whose -

“Cinderella,” and a

| "Awards will be. made Wednes-

2 {in keeping with the Cindereila' ”e IE Late entries in-—the- “county ~ORCIhe Democratic. side, CARY RT when. eg oe gma Sent tena: Cngeris- Robbed -of $125 - - 3 , : / |gressman Andrew Jacobs was op- appear on. stage o e In- iL ' vf Muditor's Fate gave Has lo specy- 8) Lutz and Earl.dians Theater, The exact time of 214 W. Maryland St.

their appearance will be published in The Times. The 100 finalists

Louis P, M, Adams entered oe Lone district which appeared will be notified in advance by The at St. John's Academy. Barbara automatic pistol shortly before has been reported that she grossed

auditor} destined 2 i ry {against Toney Flack, a City Hall|0minations go by default “was| Wednesday is the day the Cin-| y th

Den,

party Times.

e third.+ Democratic Congress- derella” feature - length mOVIe who gives up six nights a week prietor, told police he was alone

- opens at the Indiana. . Nominating detters

must be

Nominations may come

The Center Township Trustee's| One of the hottest races loomed, Demands ...zumes.

‘Hazel Montague opposed incum-|Ce¢ll Harden, incumbent Repub-!

Jack H. Mankin, another Leba- what excise taxes’ mean was ‘|non attorney, appeared to hold a coined by Sen. Homer E. Cape-

{leading position in a “three-way hart (R. Ind.) in a radio address

: [Democratic race for 6th District today. {Congressional nomination. He was|

| Terre Haute.

{Democrat state senator

ocrat gap.

Lafayette. 2 Two Oppose Madden Democrat Rep. Ray J. Madden

the slaying 1,4 two opponents in the 1st Dis-

%tFict primary—D. Lincoln Orlow

of Gary and Raymond Belzeski of E. Chicago. Paul Cyr of Gary and Frederick A. Wood, a former {candidate “for' nomination, were

gressional primary.

pp d for renomination in [the 4th District: E. Ross Adair “land Fred W. Greene, both .of Ft.

[the GOP nod. | In the 5th {Democrat John R. Walsh also

{was unopposed in the primary.

{The GOP nomination contest was,

la four-way affair: featuring Paul|

iC. Hamilton of Anderson, Albert; |R. Hall

| V. Beamer of Wabash. {| In the 7th District James FE. { Noland, Democrat incumbent, was {opposed by William J. Powell of Jasonville-whom he beat in 1048. "Five Republicans formed the big= gest lineup of any Congress primary— William G. Bray of Mar-

| |

|Uinsville, Earl 8. Cummings of g9i4 the first day of quizzing was] — Sullivan; John. C-Uhrlaub of ¥Vin<3-"complete “success. “In fact.|

{cennes,. A. Jackson Jewett of

_|Farmersburg and James D, Gard-

{ner of Martinsville | Denton Has Oppone

(Denton A by Walter Strahl of New Albany in the {Democrat side of the 8th Dis-

[trict primary, Herman L. Mc-| {Cray of Newburgh was unopposed|

{for GOP nomination.

| Republican Rep. Earl Wilson

| Congressman Ralph Harvey in

ithe 10th—Randall S. Harmon of would be completed in 16 days in

Muncie and Parker B. Lacey of {Gaston On the Democrat side, (too, there were three Fred V, Culp of Middletown. Vernon 7J.! Dwyer of Muncie and Walter C,

TReese of Shelbyviife. take it easy.

Until yesterday it appeared no! Democrat: would risk a race in repealed right now, he said. And the heavily Republican ‘2d Dis- he also wants the federal budget trict. Late entry of Dale E. Beck, cut by enough billions so that. from current income wil pay the bill, |Young America, closed the Dem- with a possible small surplus, | Although he is a Republican On the GOP side Rep. Charles seeking a second “Senate term | Halleck was expected to romp ihis-year, the senior Senator from to his usual victory despite oppo-'Indiana began his address with sition of Maurice C. Mathias of this quotation from Thomas- JefLogansport and John Ewbank of ferson:

qpponents in the Republican con-!

| Democrat Congressman Edward Taxation follows that, and in its |H. Kruse Jr., of Ft. Wayne was train, wretchedness and oppres-

of Marion, Alva H.|

= Sholty~ar-Hulitigton--and-Jem They had a wearing day ves-|

shad: clear sailing fw-the: Sth Dis two dogs IN RF Trost yard trict while Charles W. Long of skipped on to the next house. A’ {Columbus and Christopher D. =+ Moritz of Seymour were to-battle brought the “nervous enumerator

|your standard of living.” He wants wartime excise taxes

| “The people must not” let our’ ‘rulers load us with perpetual. {debt.- We must make our choice “between liberty and servitude. A departure from principle in one linstance becomés a precedent for 'a second, that second for a. third, {and so on, till the bulk of society {is reduced to mere automatons of misery.” The fore horse of this {frightened team is public debt.

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Rest Aching Feet

Marion ‘County's 487 census enumerators sat back-and rested their aching feet today. ..

terday, the first day of enumeration in the nationwide 17th Decennial census. But tomorrow they'll start out again, ringing ‘doorbells and asking more quesitions than a 3-year-old. Henry E. Neal, supervisor of the census in Marion County,

everything went so smoothly that {I'm worried,” he said, : i Twenty-séven crew leaders rode Lherd:... 4 > and out of their ears at agreed points to talk over problems with {the rookie questioners, ~ ~~. One Skips the Dogs ! One: East Side resident tele‘phoned Mr. Néal when a cautious government quiz. man eye

hurried trip to the neighborhood

[for nomination by the ~Demo- back to the house after he was caf CTALS. ns assured the dogs were harmless fo [Two "Republicans chalienged — The head census man said the

gigantic nose-counting program

the city, but-would take 20 days in the county: Some enumerators planned to work 10 to 12 hours a day. Others were set to stroll along and.

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do E Lyshurst; Barbara L. or Ro oDpes, ynes. 47, Aldine H. Pitcher, $ 4? N__Richland; Sara B. 1, 110 5 Market. Marvin L. Gressel, 21, 3842 Noyt. Sarfann Dulin, 21, 433 Spencer. . Tolbert Clemens. 3, ok N. Keystone; Thelma Dew, 39, 3408 Carroljton Norman Chastain, 37, 313 Coreill; Augustin, mano. 34, ; ast, ml a A Haley 38, -Shelbyville;. Rebecca ym , 10, Shelbyville, Harvey G. Craig Jr,. 21, 308 8. Noble: Frances L. Thomas. 19. Lawrence. Olle $ Cravens. 37. ha Poltz RBd.: Muriel G. Prink. 22. Zionsville Robert Eh ih cd Stleans: Mary 2 v 3 I or. Gerald K. sxoallng. . an N Crittens den: Lesnardie T. Galles, 37. St. Paul

nee, 20, 1126 N. Hamilton: 18, 620 N. Jefferson. , South Bend: Millie

Jerry E, law rhara J. Weimer, Everett R. Preston. 55.

Rupert. 48. South Bend i Oscar H Blagk: , 330 E. lows: Betty J Wor abi 3 N. Chester, le n fe Jr. W418 W. Michigan:

Norma Ver. 4089 " Paul WwW. Gave. of? Chicago: Kim Cole, 13, william H. Riddle. 28. Zionsville; Maryiane Wendell . » Alster, aon T n . 3s . Tacoma: Naleed J. Bn 3, i N Bela: Car yan. 30. 3141 Graceland: Ger. Carrgliton ry

Idine W. Green. 29. 2 rif Halsey £5 408 Collese: ; eo 25.

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Lawrence h Rhea J. McGoldrick, 23.

Broadway . 88th. and ery Irvin P. Larkin, 30. 3050 E 19th: Nancy

G. Boerner. 23, $107 College. Eatl E. Zieger, 18. 2130 Kenven: Donna M. eed. 18. i A or. S william L athews. , 1687 omer; hirley J. Shotts, 19, 2215 W. Morgan.

prompted the judges to select her. Ninety-seven other fiffalists will

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“The word excise,” Sen. Cape‘ ahout?” ; {opposed by Wilbur J. Yocom of hart..said.’ means..to .cut. off. ———— [Rosedale and Joan 8. Yeager of Excise taxes are meant to cut off ow

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- - Times State Service. . me: | NORTH VERNON, Apr. 1— FIThe Jeukemila-ravaged body of jin St, Mary's Cemetery here to-i? |” Atthe gravesidea short prayer _ (for the repose of his soul was! . {said by the Rev. Fr. Omer Eisen- . |mann; who earlier had conducted services for Dale in St. Mary's S (Catholic Church, ~~~ only gone away for a time. He is resting now, and on the Final Pay he will come back to us” ‘The youth was the son of Mr.

Patricia Neff . . . "never foo |

; to cheer ple and Mrs. Frank Back, of North/U. 8. 8. Howard W. Walt admirers outside the family. Let-| Asked About Inc

should relate unselfish deeds

t, who e a concert {performed by Cinderella nominees

tour to visit hers” with her parents, drew somé of the sample - aueions aked srry 45% poses The Illinois Liquor Mart, 1518/2 come and ecucatlon, N. Tilinois St, was robbed of $125/, Wie Flouse ofcials ‘did not

y 4 man armed with a 45-caliber turned in for her earnings, but if

Liquor Store

| A typical nominee is 16-year-old {Patricia Joyce Neff, a freshman,

|Eubank, 1265 W .Ray St. writes: midnight last night.

oyer $60,000 last year. The Presi- | “Don't you think that a girll Morris Levie, 61-year-old. pro-

dent was not asked about his $100,000 salary, The President and his wife were

{to take care of 4 sister and fwo/and had his receipts on the goun{brothers should be récognized? Iter preparatory to closin hen asked only routine questions. They really think it is swell that a girl/the bandit walked in, ee 8 the Missed the pample inquiries di- - of sixteen who goes to school gun in his face and sajd: - [rected only to every fifth and 30th every day wants to be a second “Gimme your money.” person. They were asked their mother to her sister and brothers. “After taking the money, Mr, 3868—Dboth the President and his

“Patricia Neff is a' small girl Levie said, the bandit forced him “'(® ar¢ 85—place of abode, birth, '* she is always busy to ~turn the Tights out, smploymen n ¢

Bl ys cr Ertl ) : while her mother and father work dragged and pushed him a half-| Nousing. %

“ bent George K. Johnson on the !an- Congresswoman, faced o J nights. Pat is never too busy Yo block away from his store. f+ Takes 15 Minutes ~~ : Bare 304 of having-an, Unga tani of Se Jaw, then. referred to Republica ticket. Mrs. Montague, {TOE opRosiion, Russell 1. Rich- Excise Tax R fg help someone. On the one free The bandit, a young man, took| Mrs. Nolte, one of 14 cegsus ~ “Sen McCarthy sald the “Com- reports that Louis Budenz had "28 fired by Mr. Johnson when he *rdson, Lebanon attorney, was a day she gets, Pat, with a group Mr. Levie's suit coat. with. him takers in this island Monroe * munist”- money he spoke of was signed-an affidavit saying Lat- ATS! assumed office, . [late entry in the race and even : {of others, visits hospitals to cheer when he ran west on 15th, St. Count this AA BS Cn Ee iE BemAnINS aeek ings Satan) T crema mes 3 > he vr SD o ip ho 5 a " IO i a _ stats of : dN Re Aa Hin. Triste IR oa TEA a a Ea fr MRE 2 RET ER CL TR ES UN LX IRL i en —— a AEN AA a DE Lb imarearid tin asses sinter“ Muslis HANA HOH ATIOR i § TON, “Apr.” 1° en. i : UNCHEON P Mrs. Nolte told® Margaret s oh Hei : od speech telegram this morning to Mr, Bu | candidate, od anion smith. Edge Seen for Mankin new and concise. definition of pat 15 always ready. to Helpal 0 PLANNED .

~~Olive Branch Past Na van did not-have to answer the income — {person with trouble, never asking liye BPAWER Past Noble Grand questions directly, but could fll for anything in return. Who Association will hold a covered-| + a form and mail it to the knows what all she ddes for dish luncheon at noon Wednesday Census Bureau. But Margaret had - people that I" don't even know, in the home of Mrs. Mattie Jones, no objection and gave Mrs. Nolte . |3702 N. Tacoma St. othe Information.

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