Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 10

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Potomac Patter—

‘Friends’ Are Ready To Pay the Check

By ANDREW TULLY

Scripps-Howard Staff. Writer

WASHINGTON, May 19

You get to know a lot of rich folks and before you know it vou can toss all kinds of big parties without it costing you more than a few odd buc ke,

Take" Sen. George W, Malone, the bluff Republican from ‘ Nevada. When he and Mrs. Ma-

“Ine check was picked up by, other people. First. the Bethesda

the shindig was held at “ranch!” of Mrs. Ruth McCormick (Bazy) Miller, px-editor of the local TimesHerald. That took care of the

ther ground, Then there were the eats tuicy Nevada steaks. ‘onated Py a guy named Bill Moffatt, o e of Nevada's big cattle kings. Even th! invitations were dovated; Ne rspaper Cartoonist Ed "Tolland «dutifully dashed off a ‘ketch showing the Malones dressed like Hollywood cowhands railing a billboard to a tree an‘nouncing ‘“‘their” party. Some of the braver guests showed up in cowboy togs and Sen Herman Welker, the newcomer from Idaho, even rode one of the horses without falling off once. Bill (Hopalong Cassidy)

critters used for backand even the charcoal.

Ailey Insists Truman Appear At Doug Inquiry

By United Press WASHINGTON, May 19—Sen.

Alexander Wiley, (R. Wis.) de-

man testify, under subpena

tren. Douglas MacArthur, Mr. Wiley, who charged previ-

ng to “whitewash” the inveéstiga-

~sserted that Mr.

ieneral's discharge.

‘ir. Truman through his personal testimony, should explain “just

missal came about.”

which, with the Armed Services Committee, is conducting the Mac-| Arthur investigation. He ex-| rressed his views through a press statement. “I believe that it would be very good for our nation if President Truman were to voluntarily agree to testify,” he said. “If the Prési-1 dent refused, the joint committee might very well consider subpenaing him.” | Committee Chairman Richard B. Russell, (D. Ga.), said. meanwhile, that Gen. MacArthur ‘very likely” will be recalled {or. grossexamination on his Korean war policy recommendations. Mr. Russell refused to comment on Mr. Wiley's newest demand. Mr. Wiley admitted that summoning the President might seem “completely unthinkable” "but he “said that his failure to appear would mean the 26-man commit-

tee is “stymied” in getting the facts concerning the MacArthur dismissal.

He claimed “ample precedents.” He said that a ruling by Chief Justice John Marshall in 180%

:stablished the power ‘of subpena

over a President. He said Presilent Thomas Jefferson was subpenaed to testify in the treason trial of Aaron Bun Mr. Wiley's move drew no immediate backing. Some GOP Benators were hostile toward his attack.

“whitewash”

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ft sure is nice to be a Senator.

4 Molly) ©

| Krampe,

ously that the Democrats are try- an

Mr. Wiley is the ranking Re- Indianapolis, rublican member of the Senate John P. Brazil, Foreign Relations Committee children.

but you didn’t catch him on any

rent, servants’ wages, ‘horses and horse.

Most of publicans or

big, the administration, Sen. They were oeing strictly a U. 8. Grant (ype They Lous Denfeld, who was let out as

of GOP’er.

(’hiei of Nava couple of years

tChicago Tribune)

Sen. Bob Taft, a of Missouri.

the guests

Among Democrats on hand were Sen err of Oklahoma and Sen.

included

I Operations ago, Col.

nd Sen. the

cell Long of Louisiana.

Open Door

THE ISRAFI an “austerity”

For F. G.

Services

Jd Embassy reception in honor, nf Prune Minister and Mrs.

custodian School 6 the last seven years, will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the G. H./ Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial

Boyd also was there. Sarvices Are Set

Krampe

for Frederick G. Public

of

will be at Concordia.

Mr. Krampe, who was 53, lived at 1439 8. Alabama St. Born in Brazil, he spent

most of his life

in Indianapolis

manded today that President Tru- and was a memif ber of St. Paul's

rscessary, before the senate com- Ut heran mittee investigating the firing of Church.

He also worked

'at Schools 43, 50 d 12. Survivers in-

‘ion into Gen. MacArthur's ouster, ¢lude his wife, Truman has daughters,

Mrs.

and Mrs.

Mr. Krampe

Clara K.; Erma

were ReDemocrats “mad at Malone affair, Adm.

from lighter and full of diplomatic talk about Europe

Robert McCormick, Jim Keun few Boh Hus-

and no wonder - home three times since she took that Luxembourg job a year ago and a half ago. hinted well-known diplomat whose in- | itinls are Perle Mesta slipped | behind the lronm Curtain and nosed |wdione when, {ma ebrations.

gave

David

Rule No.

" u

FIRST

well-known diplomat, Mesta, Davies’

was out at

place, SO

Perle blew in Luxembourg,

the defense

and

She said

Perle also

around in she

PARTY given for

““'Tregaron.” Davied insists it was.only a small there c¢

been more than 100 on hand. the

the Schuman and who sat next to Elsa well at the horse races in Paris. she was very busy, she's only been

Ben-Gurion, but 1000 people show_vd up at the Shoreham anyway.

to promote, the Israelis apparent-

that Mrs. Perle Mrs. Joseph Mrs.

ouldn’'t have

other day 10 pounds

Western plan Max-

of

that a

the Soviet visited Ger-

to see the May Day cel-

It was all so exciting that

1

for a couple of minutes it made | you forget how much the Washington ball club needs a shortstop who can go to his left.

MOBILIZER Charles E. Wil-

! son is still the old salesman. dressing a meeting of price control enforcement chiefs here, he turned it into a sales meeting— | selling them on their jobs. “You can’t sell anything unless | you believe in it,”” he-told them.!

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|Jasmer, Hill City, Minn.; two sons, ing fine. “I asked him what happened.”

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“Oh,” he said,

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a yVeras'The Rising Tide of Inflation’ ‘menacing a child, a

fainted dead away the other day C lub,

when he put in a phone call that the Sunday open houses held for

| June | graduatea from the law school of ‘Washington and I.ee University.

homa, who filibustered S0 much about the MacArthur ‘hearings that even Sen. Ken Wherry of Nebraska couldn't get a word in edgewise, comes naturally.

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