Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1952 — Page 5

TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1952

Seeks to Keep Secret Activity | Of CIA Agency

By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 30—Gen. Walter Bedell Smith talked by long-distance telephone with both Presidential candidates today. in an effort to keep secret activities of his Central Intelligence Agency from becoming a campaign topic. The CIA chief gave an explanation to the Republican and Demoeratic nominees of his bombshell remark yesterday that Com-

munists presumably have infil- Gen. Walter B, Smith

trated his agency and other government security organizations.

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Churches Hai ‘New Bible

| By EMMA RIVERS MILNER ! Times Church Editor

Plans call for a mass meeting {of more than 11,000 Protestants {to welcome the new Revised Standard Version of the Bible at 7:45 p. m. today in Cadle Taber(nacle.

Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, min(ister of Christ Methodist Church, [New York City, will give the |address. Dr. Sockman is known |as one of Protestantism’s great|est speakers. He was invited here /by the Indianapolis Church Fedleration and its executive secretary, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel,

{meeting sponsors. um S | A massed chorus, recruited from many denominations by the

Indianapolis Choir Directors’ As-

Boothe Luce (R. Conn.) for to-| night : To we oo sociation, will sing. Charles Hamhight ou Gen Smith's oes On GIA [ase flton will direct the chorus. i fore

Silent on Reaction

Gen. Smith disclosed his telephone talks with the candidates

To Honor 5 Workers

to reporters at a news conference | Statement on Gen. Walter Bedell recognition of religious service to

He did not say what their re- Smith's Communist action was. Asked if he believed comments yesterday. undercover activities of the CIA| Along with the rest of the na-|

a th (the city. Dean O. L. Shelton of infiltration itne Butler School of Religion {heads the Bible observance here.

should be debated in the political tion's top Republicans, Sen, Jen-| Protestant Churches in more

arena, he replied “never.” | ner leaped in to

If there are, he said, he will fodder of a .portfon of a state-| | 80 to the National Security Coun- ment of Gen. Smith, who yester- "8 Ihe publication Of he. new cil for advice on what to do. |day said he considered he must The CIA chief, obviously con-|“‘agsume”’’ Communists have incerned by the interpretation’ put! filtFated the nation’s top agencies, on his remarks, said later heleven his own ultra-secret Central meant only that all agency heads Intelligence Agency. should assume the Communists, Sen. Jenner said’ Gen. Smith's were smart enough to worm their statement “confirms what I've

way in if they could. He said any been saying for several years...” of 1611. Reds in his agency are where they | He said he believed Gen. Smith can do no “serious harm.” made his revelation “because he Will Review History . »| { Talks With Candidates ie to be muffled any longer.”| At 7 p. m. today, a cast in cos-|

make campaign

{scriptural version and also Christian Education Week. Book stores put the Bible on sale today for the first time. Its release has been called the greatest event of the kind for Prot|estants since King James I of England authorized the version

"He is trying to wake upituyme from the Northwood ChrisGen. Smith said he talked by|/America .,.” said Sen. Jenner. tian Church will present the his-

telephone early today with Gen. The Senator's speech appar-itory of Bible translations and!

Dwight, D. Eisenhower, the Re- ently was prepared before Gen. versions from the time of Moses book.

. publican nominee under whom he Smith in Washington today pro-|over WFBM-TV. Mrs. John C.| served as Chief of Staff in World tested the furore over his state- Wagner who wrote the continuity! War II, and Gov. Adlai E. Steven- ment. The General attempted to|will direct the television prescn-|

son, the Democratic nominee. [clarify by saying he considered tation. The General said that in histhat he would be “unworthy of talks with the nominees he am-|public trust” if he did not assume

plified his statements of yester-|Communist penetration might] day. But he did not reveal how have touched his own widespread|

either Gen. Eisenhower or Gov. organization. Stevenson reacted, |

For Roman Catholics, today is| ithe Feast of St. Jerome, which!

Disclosure of the telephoneling on Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's |

talks was made at a néws confer-|$2 million libel suit against Sen.!} We Can Deliver A

ence. Smith told reporters he also William Benton

had dictated to one of President, He said he told the Presidential

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Truman’s secretaries an amplify-| candidates today that it would be . Prices tan a

ing statement that was made foolish and “criminally negligent” available to reporters yesterday. if his agency did not act on the |assumption of Red infiltration.

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Communists in government werela Communist” among its person- | made yesterday at a court hear-/nel in the United States. |

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Hoosier Commander Of 1st Army to Retire

| Times State Servies "a | ANDERSON, Sept. 30—Lt. Gen. om LC | Willis D. Crittenberger of Ander- Sag & {son, commanding general of the i : TE Lm Tw '1st Army, will retire from mili- 3 tary service Dec, 31, it was LN

learned here today. The Army's senior lieutenant general, the 62-year-old Hoosier | soldier has served 40 years in the | Army. | During World War II, he com'manded the IV Corps in the |Italian campaign against the German Ligurian -Army for 401 days.

| Held Caribbean Post

{ After the' war, Gen. Critten{berger returned to the U. 8. to {take command of the armed ., (forces in the Caribbean. He was

Gen. Smith Tips Off Adlai, Ike On Red Data zon | ie crcts

Hendricks County GOP

Plans Rally Oct. 11

A Hendricks County Republican Rally will be held at 8 p. m. Oct. 11 in the Clayton High School gymnasium. | ‘Harold Handley, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, will speak. Method of votIng on a machine will be demonstrated.

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later named chairman of the In- 3 ter-American Defense Board and : deputy . representative ‘to the RETIRING HO OS |ER—Lt. |

Sen. William Jenner today is-| Five Indianapolis citizens will|North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Gen. Willis D. Crittenberger. sued a three-page, adjective-filled receive copies of the new Bible in|tion. He also has served as chair-,

man of thé U. S. military delega- Woodhull of San Antonio, Tex. [tion to the United Nations. fand had three sons. One,. Cpl. | Gen. Crittenberger took com- Townsend W. Crittenberger, was| |mand of the First Army, with killed in action at Remagen|

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Island, N. Y., in November, 1950. March, 1045. He was married to Josephine| « Lt Col. Willis D. Crittenberger| ———— |r. is an instructor at West Point. |

and Lt. Dale J. Crittenberger 11}

falls in Catholic Bible Week. | Jerome made a Latin translation of the Bible which was the first |Gutenberg printed on his press. | | This year, the world is marking {the .500th anniversary of the; (printing of the Gutenburg Bible, | St. Jerome's translation and]

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