Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1951 — Page 6
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fiTaft (R. 0.) told a “deliberate |lie” by implying that a Commu-
Taft Called Guilty of Lie
By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov, 27—Ohio State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson said today that Sen. Rebert A.
nist was involved in the Ohio Democratic senatorial campaign last year. Mr. Ferguson, the Democratic nominee, was defeated by a thumping majority. ; . Testifying before the Senate Elections Committee — which is investigating the campaign waged {by both parties — Mr, Ferguson noted that Mr. Taft had testified yesterday that Gus Hall, Ohio Communist leader, once had blueprinted details for an anti-Taft campaign. “Probably the one thing that I personally object to most in the testimony of Sen. Taft,” Mr. Ferguson said, “is his reference to the Democratic campaign being blue-printed by a Communist by the name of Hall,
‘Taft Knows It “That is a deliberate lie. And I
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think Mr. Taft knows it is a lie.” Mr. Ferguson said that the only]
- Hall who had participated in the| campaign “was a fellow by the name of Hall who was head of
Taft's labor committee.” The only
Communist or ex-Communist who participated, he added, was Ben p - p HINA Gitlow “who made several
speeches for Mr. Taft.” : : Mr. Gitlow is the Communist Porter Jordan shot Richard
who has participated in the gov- Decker to death to prevent Deckernment’s efforts to crack downer from robbing him of $260, Joron the Reds. Gus Hall is one of dan’s lawyer told a Criminal the 11 top Communists convicted | Court 2 jury today. of conspiring to teach and advocate overthrow of the government holm said Decker told Jordan, by Violence, |“I'm going to take that roll off Mr. Ferguson also accused Taft!
Sen ” Fpending about 33 steps at 822 Harrison St. early |
“ » {July 1. tomeated” the government out of "yo jan then fatally shot the : youngest of the “battling DeckBoosts Figure ers,” Mr. Maholm said. His 47-
: | year-old client faces a possible life po Igu0n ale suid th at Me sentence on a second-degree murfact that Frank Edwards, an der charge. AFL-sponsored radio Somme: ‘Saw Money’ tator, spoke”in favor of Mr. Feralgn | Mr. Maholm said Decker, 20, guson Sing ine amy AFL Mr. haa seen the $260 being counted 5 pes ay ch ara, {during a beer party at the home DE Dae Ylot Joe Wright, 26, who lived next Mr. Ferguson retorted that Mr.) 00 at 820 Harrison. ; Taft “did not mention that great Mr. Wright, one of the state's first witnesses, testified he saw
columnists he had spreading prop ,)jey petween his and Jordan's
aganda for him.” {houses. He said he heard Jordan He mentioned Fulton Lewis Jr.,, .; Decker, “I'll shoot you.”
Dorothy Thompson, Victor Reisel,| r replied, “I don’t think Raymond Moley, David Lawrence, | Wes the guts to shoot me,” Westbrook Pegler, George Sokol-3,. Wright said. sky, Jay Franklin, Frank Kent, pg; tne witness said Decker Gould Lincoln, and George Dixon. .q standing in the middle of “If the comments of Frank Ed-|ine sidewalk when he was shot wards are to be charged as 2 and made no attempt to go up on! campaign contribution,” he added, | Jordan's porch. “then I will have to revise my! claim of $5 million and say that! Civies Class Looks On the Taft contributions amounted| Tne small courtroom was filled to, many millions more—possibly t, capacity with spectators, in$100 million.” cluding a civics class from Maniual High School.
Defense attorney T. Ernest Ma-|
you,” when he walked up Jordan's,
number of radio newsmen and. gnooting as he stood in an|
testifying singly and out of the] hearing of the others. i The seldom-used procedure was | requested by Deputy Prosecutor John Daily. It was interpreted as {a move to check confusing testi{mony as was given in preliminary
Czech Reds Jail Kremlia Stooge. -
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weekly meeting of the Czech Cabinet this morning.
‘Counter Purge’
Some observers believed Mr. Slansky’s arrest marked the start of a “counter purge” to last February’s arrests of Mr. Clementis,
Deputy Secretary General Marie Svermova, Deputy Defense Minister Bedrich Reicin and at least six regional Communist chiefs. All were charged with conspiracy and espionage. Mr. Slansky was known to have pressed for action that led to the February arrests. None of those jailed has yet been tried and no indictments have been published. > Mr. Clementis was a close personal friend of Mr. Gottwald and the Czech president also was a good friend of Mrs. Svermova, ber, late husband and a number of other persons arrested.
Czechs First
With Mr. Slansky's arrest, Mr. Gottwald and his followers were left in firm control of both the Czech party and government. Mr, Slansky and those close to! him were known as completely loyal to the Kremlin while Mr. Gottwald and his followers were
|hearings. | { An all-male jury, selected late]
| yesterday to hear the second-de-|i"
|gree murder case, was locked up {in a downtown hotel last night. | The jurors will not be allowed to {go home until after the trial. At Jordan's side will be his two! Air Force sons, T/Sgt. Bobby, 24, and S/Sgt. Clyde, 26." They came from their bases for the trial. In his opening statement yesterday, Mr. Daily charged Jordan fired one shot through young Decker as he turned to flee from the older man. ! Two witnesses saw the shootings, Mr. Daily said. They were IMrs. Vera Wright Jones, Decker’s |“date,” and her brother, Joe ‘Wright, 820 Harrison St. Prior to the slaying, Mr. Daily said, Jordan fired one shot in his back yard. |
Church Group Here
Opposes Vatican Envoy | The administrative committee of the board of directors of the Disciples of Christ International Convention were on record today as opposing the appointment of an ambassador to the Vatican. The committee voiced its disapproval of the Vatican ambassador by reaffirming action taken by the international convention in Oct., 1950. The original resolution not only expressed opposition to a Vatican envoy but states that such a diplomatic relationship would violate the historic American tradition of the separation of church and state.
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reputed to be Czechs first and Communists gona. - Observer dil’ not believe Mr. Slansky’s arrest and thé ‘September shakeup were sure indications of “Titoism.” But they pointed out that Ana-
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U. S. Blockade May Be Factor
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (UP) -—American officials said today there is no reason to hope that the purge of Mr. Slansky marks the beginning of a “Tito” movement in Czechoslovakia. “That would be just wishful thinking,” one State Department expert said. . ; He said the best guess is that Moscow probably was dissatisfied with Mr. Blansky's inability to get more production out of Czechoslovakia’s heavy industry and his inability to get more results from the Czech Communist Party. American” officials said they could not tell whether the U, 8S. economic boycott of Czechoslovakia was a factor in Mr. Slansky's purge, but thought it was possible. This government has clamped down on trade with Czechoslovakia in retaliation for| the imprisonment of American! Newsman William N. Oatis.
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