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THE ABILENE REPORTER NEWS
Abilene. Texas, Tuesday Evening, April 7, 1954
EDITORIALS
... If wo desire to secure peace ... it must be
known that we oro at all times ready for war.
George Washington to Congress, 1793
THOMAS L. STOKES
McCarthy Stays
Behind Immunity
As -: . do, we can’t imagine Canberra giving an
Of Time and Ages inch in a raw deal like this. Such a fla-
grant violation of diplomatic usage could
This editor crashed the pages of Time only be brought into play by a govern-
magazine last week, with a quotation ment which is basically without honor
from our post-rain editorial speaking of and * sense of decency.
the “heavenly mud” it created. Our
thrill at being noticed at aU was some-
what tempered by Time’s reference to Nowr Municipal Airport
us as “the aged” editor of the Abilene New MunICIPO APO
Reporter-News. This jolt wen intensitind Abilene dedicated its new $1,300,000
referred Hulbert Taft, of the cinein municipal airport Sunday with ancall
22, as merely choing a. Mt yet dacnowa" of around 25,000 people, who
MERE 14/1 oHLsed bracket... seemed to enjoy themselves and the
"however, when ths item struck our display of modern and ancient aircraft
eyeballs, so to speak, we were not pre- assembled for their inspection .
oared to argue the matter. We had just It was one of the most orderly crowds
finished a one-day drive of 710 miles, on ever seen here, and police report no
top of three other days totalling 1,700 traffic mishaps marred the occasion.
miles, and in truth we did indeed feel When the old municipal airport was
aged. Finally, by week’s end, we were opened in 1927, across the road from
ready to surrender to the soft impeach- the new layout, it was hailed as an out-
ment, for we topped off our driving per- standing installation of its time—which
formance by reeling off an additional it was. Abilene has always been an air-
360 miles Sunday .. . minded community, and the new de
We suppose one of the signs of ad- velopment not only fulfills a very real
vancing years is to resent such terms as need for modern accommodations and
“elderly,” ‘aging,” or the final indig- longer runways, but maintains our peo-
nity of “aged." We don’t mind being ple’s dedicated interest in aviation.
called a veteran so-and-so, but “vener- The new airport would be a credit to
able” makes our hackles rise. A man a city twice our size. It represents a lot
likes his children to call him “Daddy,” of hard work and plugging on the part of
but when they get round to shortening many civic leaders, plus the full coopera-
the term to “Dad,” which they invari- tion of civil aviation authorities and the
ably do, the old boy gives up quietly and okay of the city’s taxpayers.
stumbles into the nearest rocking chair A vie#
with a look of pain on his face. In-
grates!..
Most disgusted man we saw last year
was a bus driver, apparently in his late
sixties, who had just been addressed as
“Dad” by a man apparently in his mid-
seventies. “Who does he think he is,
calling me 'Dad’!" sputtered the driver.
Now we know exactly how he felt...
_ the city’s taxpayers
Aviation has come a long way since
this city first took steps almost thirty
years ago to meet the challenge of the
air age—and so has Abilene, for that
matter.
Held for Ransom?
In the old civilized days, when there
were no gangster nations to mess things
%mS ^ Sts the dipret
mats home. No fuss, no bother, no red-
The city and its people have every
right to be proud of the new port, and
those in this city and vicinity who did
not get a chance to attend Sunday’s cele-
bration should make it a point to visit
the place and see for themselves just
what a fine layout it really is.
The Sunlight Battery
1
Latest invention is the sunlight bat-
tery, put together by a trio of Bell Tele-
phone scientists—a physicist, a chemist
and an electrical engineer. The battery
consists of thin strips of silicon, the bas-
ic ingredient of sand. When sunlight
strikes these silicon strips, an electric
current in atoms is formed. Such a bat-
tery a square yard in area can create
50 watts of electricity.
The first model utilized only 6 percent
tape.
But it’s different now that Russia is
one of the two most powerful countries
on earth. And unless the signs fool us,
Russia is fixing to put on a demonstra-
tion of gangster government operating in
the field pf diplomacy. .
It started, of course, with the defec-
Amu NP Lufichanets .Sommem of the hient fhlllig on it. The inventors
refugee to the Australian authorities, home * narfart one using 10 percent
along with an armload of documents
spilling the beans about a Red spy ring
in Australia.
At first the Russkies claimed their ag-
ent had been kidnaped and was being . — ------
held against his will. When that charge ago wanted to abolish the U.S. Patent
blew up in the face of events, the Russ- jOffice because everything had been in-
kies claimed the man was a thief and an vented should have a statue erected to
absconder, and called on the Aussies to his memory, inscribed The World’
deliver the “criminal” into their hands. Wrongest Man.”
The Aussies stood pat, and Russia
broke off diplomatic relations. Russian
diplomats in Australia packed their
things and prepared to depart, but in
Moscow the papers of the Australians
were being held up “pending develop-
ments in Australia."
Is Moscow getting ready to hold the . .
Aussie diplomats in Moscow unless and PRAYER — 0 Father. Thou central Certainty
until Australia delivers the refugee into 2 euitvererddo r devee sure Tor Thee Use us
Russian hands! It looks that way at this to bring to others this satisfying assurance, and
time to oneness in Thee, through Jesus Christ our
Knowing the rugged Aussies as we Lord. Amen
hope to perfect one using 10 percent.
Power thus generated can be stored
for later use, so the time may come when
such devices will provide enough power
to operate rural telephone lines.
. The “statesman” who a century or so
The Prayer For Today
(From the Upper Room)
one thing I know, that, whereas I was
blind, new I see. (John 9:25.) Read John
9:18-25.
WASHINGTON - How a couple It was that sort of lone wolf, ir-
of Senator Joe McCarthy’s opera- responsible and illegal operation
lives frightened an elderly woman that provoked Democratic mem-
by lying to her about her daughter bers of his committee to walk out
being in danger, all of that in pur- some months ago. They finally
suit of the Senator’s effort to “get” came back a few weeks ago with
Assistant Secretary of Defense H. the understanding that such prac-
struve Hensel, provided a shock- tices were at an end. But the Hen-
ing curtain-raiser for the McCar- sel adventure happened since they
thy versus Anny investigation now came back — and other members
under way here. of the committee, including Re-
Because the episode generally publicans, never were consulted
Noi about it, consequently never au-
S o.ertoo - incident to open- thorized it. The Senator seems to
and one inquiry it seems worth- regard himself as a law unto him
here For it self. So, too, do some members
brings papmemu, into the open of his siaft. as we dhal see eths
methods used so often by McCar- investigation proceeds, and % We
thy operatives which it is hard saw in the lying approach of two
For nost or us to believe can hap- of them to Mrs. Pierson which
pen here in America. This may would seem to be of questionable
help the public to understand and legality Expected
interprets what. Midere can, hears Assistant secretary Hensel chat-
Let Assistant Secretary Hensel lenged the Senator to come out
tell in his own words how the Me- from his Senatorial immunity and
Carthy operatives worked in ap- make his charges in public where
broaching Arthur I Pierson own- he could be held responsible legal-
er of a supply company. It was ly. The Senator refused. Mr. Hen
Mr. Hensel’s interest in the Pier- sel, when he saw the dispatch
son company that drew Senator from Texas to that effect sailed
McCarthy’s attack. For that at- philosophically and said he knew,
tack, the Assistant Defense Secre- of course, that would be the
tary called the Senator "A bare- answer. ,
faced liar.” About the Pierson Earlier, in his formal reply to
matter he said the McCarthy charges, he put it
’ Claimed Hit-Run’ that the Senator had reached "the
"To the best of my knowledge low mark of cowardly irrespon-
the alleged investigation of this sibility."
matter by Senator McCarthy Senator McCarthy has repeated,
started on or about March 22, ly been challenged by persons he
when two unidentified men. pur- has slandered to drop his Sena-
porting to act on behalf of Sen- torial immunity. Ever since, as a
ator McCarthy, appeared at the matter of fact, he made his first
Brooklyn home of Mr. Pierson’s speech in the Senate to follow up
mother-in-law, scaring her serious- charges he had made in three po-
ly with the charge that her daugh- litical speeches about “card-carry-
ter had been involved in a hit-and- ing Communists" in the State De-
run’ accident and insisted that they partment, the number of which
he given her daughter’s address had varied from platform to plat-
immediately so that they could form. In that Senate speech, on
get in touch with her, the night of February 20, 1950.
"As a result, Mr. Pierson’s he pledged that I will not say
mother-in-law gave them Mr. Pier- anything on the Senate floor which
son's address. On March 26, 1954, I will not say off the floor on
James N. Juliano and Donald A. the day when I take advantage of
. . Surine appeared at Mr. Pierson's the security we have on the Sen-
Between the Crosses, Row On Row
ROBERT ALLEN REPORTS
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He dont monitor any telephone home and under the threat of pro- ate floor, on that day I will re-
calls. An order to that effect has ducing subpoena very shortly if sign from the Senate. Anything I
been issued by Secretary of the be did not care to talk, interro- say on the floor of the Senate at
Treasure Humohrev ” gated him for some four or five any time will be repeated off the
T-perionany, I we lived -. fours,=“ “they were out l atm in the Senate and he
goldfish bowl so long," explained This incident is typical of the still hides behind his Senatorial im-
Dirksen, “that I have nothing to way Senator McCarthy proceeds munity. The line of persons he
does not expect to stay there more hide. But 1 do think that monitor- completely on his own at his own has defamed, and who have end
than a few weeks... .Dulles made shocking personal whim, investigating him to repeat his charges the
another plea for a bi-partisan dele- ing telephone calls is shockir & whom he pleases and directing the Senate floor, has grown longer and
minh. gation from Congress to accom- It is rather hideous to think that committee staff as if they were longer. —(United Feature Syndi-
These secret proposals were the pany him to the parley. But the we are living within the framework his own personal body servants cate, Inc.)
most important matter discussed reaction of the leaders was so chilly of a free government, yet at the
by Secretary of State Dulles at that he dropped the matter. In- same time there is so much moni-
his hush-hush meeting with con- stead he promised to keep them toring and so much surveillance
gressional leaders before flying to informed through daily reports.... that there is a distinct overtone
Europe for the Geneva Conference disclosed be will try to make of a police state.”
with Russia and Red China, are Korea the first item on the agen- "One of the main reasons that
Dulles indicated the French are da of the conference with Indo- I don’t have telephone calls mom-
prepared to offer their cease-fire CAM taken up later ’ Dulles indi- tored,” said Andrews, “is that I
formula at this parley cated his opening speech will deal don’t see any need for that. No
He expressed belief the Com- chiefly with Korea and its stalled one has ever asked me to do any-
munists would reject the plan, par- peace negotiations •'■■-• that I shouldn't do. Now and
ticularly if it includes the Ameri- PEN No"MoreEavesdropping then, member of Congress will
can stipulation. That is beinsse If Senate leaders have their way, call me about a complaint from --r- — . -
riously" considered by the French, there will be no more recording of a constituent. That’s perfectly prop- is slipping in the Texas business
1 Dulles told the congressional senatorial telephone conversations er, and when I have supplied the community, Fortune magazine re-
leaders he was handed the with government officials. desired information, that has been ports today.
tice proposal during his hurried Such secret tappings have turned the end of the matter." Fortune interviewed leading
meeting with Premier Lamel out to be most embarrassing. "That’s fine," approved Dirksen; Texas businessmen, both before
week. Its key provisions were: - - - - - — -
The aggressor Vietminh to evac-
uate completely Laos and Cambo-
dia.
The Red tr evacur te r, ER ment. . that with all agency heads."
ears In central An 5 This came to light at * closed- The Ladies
* snamther Vietnam, the Com- door meeting of the Senate Ap- A unique reunion of three former __________
m must forces to withdraw beyond propriation Committee, which hav- First Ladies will take place in the “doing more harm than
River Delta, and a neu- ing control of the government purse Capital next month. As a feature and another’s “enthusiasm
teal zone to be established between strings is in a powerful position to ot a big party rally, the Women’s been somewhat cooled."
them and French Union forces in set its way. Two leaders the National Democratic Club is ar- “There are significant signs that
the Delta area. Committee made it clear they want ranging a joint reception for Mrs. the McCarthy spell, if not broken
After these tecms have been ful- no more "eavesdropping on sen- Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Franklin D. in Texas, is beginning to lose
filled, France and the three Asso- atorial telephoning Styles Bride Roosevelt and Mrs. Harry Truman, some of its earlier potency,” For-
eiated States of Indo-China will en- They are Senators Styles Bring An(j with them as honor guest will
ser negotiations with the Vietminh es RNE Committee chairman, be Mrs. James Helm, who served The magazine, which has also
and Red. China for a peace pact, and EyerettDirksen. ls chair them as social secretary... .Time sampled business opinion of Me-
Dulles said he informed the man of the Republican Campaign has wrought no change apparently Carthy in other areas from coast
French that while their compro- Committee. _____. in the social feud,between Mrs. concludes:
mise has certain merits, it is not They bluntly raised the record Perle Mesta, “queen of society” tosecartny did and does have
acceptable to the U. S. without ing question when Internal Reve- in the first Truman term, and Mrs. Appeal to Texas business
major changes. Chief of them is a nue Commissioner T. Coleman An- Gwen Cafritz, who grabbed the more cere to those of any other
guarantee that Red China will drews appeared before the Com- “crown” when Mrs. Masta decid- with the possible exception 2lm uo as we vest,
cease arming its satellite Vietminh, mittee for a private discussion of ed to have a go at a diplomatic ^’ Chicago area. But the Sen- fight Communism.
Dulles pointed out that Commun- his budget. Various ssoneressional career and was appointed Minister ator’s appeal has been limited,
for all but a handful of Texas bus-
inessmen, to his professed special
ty as a Communist-hunter and to been somewhat cooled by the real,
such byproducts, of. the hunt to inion that M-cartys exageer.
seemed politically discomfitting to ations have weakened a case that
New and Fair Dealers.tore the Texan is convinced could and
.“When the discomfiture should be proved to the hilt. It
shifted to the President, and when was a growing anxiety about Mo
the Senator’s ethics and compe- Carthv’a tactical inflexibility to-
tence in his specialty began to be J * disquieting suspicion
questioned pubi icly by Eisenhow- that McCarty’sambition ‘mien
er appointees and Eisenhower he outrunning a sense of pru-
himself, a number of Texas bus- -denees that Induced Murchison,
inessmen began to have second at the height of McCarthy’s clash
thoughts about their "Third Sen- the Army to nola a private
■"si. Four oilmen Disagree meeting with thelSenatpriinMat
„Fortune reports that the proper Spri of humility.’"
er, who appeared in a shirt of Four Texas magnates personal Hugh Roy Cullen of Houston and
strawberry pink set off by a dark pendent oilm either to Seroent H. L. Hunt of Dallas are still
brown striped suit... .Mrs. Jane fronsmare the son class firmly for McCarthy, the maga-
Ickes, widow of the late Secre- 5200-mttion to 5300-miion Class, zine reports.
tary of Interior, told a woman au-------—-—------------------
23 when they married... .Washing- THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
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By ROBERT S. ALLEN
WASHINGTON, April 27-
France is willing to agree to a
truce that would give the Com-
munists permanent hold of north-
ern Indo-China.
Such a compromise is acceptable
to the U. S. on one condition.
This requirement would bar Red
China from giving more military
aid of any kind to the satellite Viet-
he was inclined to favor the French
formula provided it included safe
guards, such as cutting off mili-
tary supplies to the aggressor Viet-
minh.
NOTES: Dulles told the legisla-
tors he has put a 90-day limit on
the Geneva talks. He intimated he
SINCE ARMY FURORE
Fortune Says McCarthy
Slips in Texas Favor
NEW YORK. April 27. — Sen- do not have identical view* of
ator Joseph McCarthy’s prestige McCarthy.
there will be no more recording of a constituent. That’s perfectly prop- is slipping in the Texas business Sid Richardson of Fort of * i
senatorial telephone conversations er, and when I have supplied the community. Fortune magazine re- (whose fort me Meed some
with government officials. desired information, that hae been ports today, the ground is, El
Such secret tappings have turned the end of the matter.” Fortune interviewed leading oilmen to hr originally a Roose-
out to be most embarrassing. "That’s fine," approved Dirksen; Texas businessmen, both before is described as ^ 3 , are.
So government agencies are be- "we’re glad to bear it. We brought and after the beginning of McCar- velt support i 1952 to
ing strongly pressured to abandon this up just to make sure that you thy’s controversy with the Army, cial trip topearine run for the
this practice, and the first to agree are not monitoring any of our tele- of the four men generally con- urge. Eisenhower to re ford to
to do so is the Treasury Depart- phone conversations. We’re doing sidered the richest in Texas (all presidency. Personally derouenCo
ment. . L that with all agency heads." of whom have at some time fav- Eisenhower, Richardson Sreaterts
This came to light at a closed- The Ladies ored McCarthy) Fortune reports was impressed by theSenator s
door meeting of the Senate Ap- A uniQue reunion of three former that one now feels McCarthy is headline successes but more
-— 41—! good,”’ concluded he was doing more
has harm than good, especially where
the President was concerned."
Clint W. Murchison of Dallas
was until lately an all-out McCar-
thy supporter. Fortune says. Mur-
chison estimates that he and his
wife since 1950 have contribut-
ed "something under $40,000" 'in-
cluding the operating cost of Mur-
chison planes put at the Sena-
tor’s disposal) toward various Me-
Carthy political enterprises
Murchison is quoted by Fortune
as saying of McCarthy: “I sized
him uo as the best tool in sight to
Urges ‘Proper Humility’
But today Murchison is “of two
minds." Fortune continues:
“His initial enthusiasm has
are not monitoring any of our tele-
I
ing control of the government purse
strings is in a powerful position to a
get its way. Two leaders of the National Democratic Club is ar-
Committee made it clear they want ranging a joint reception for Mrs.
no more “eavesdropping" on sen- Wowjrow Wilson. Mrs. Franklin D.
======== maanaonmn traatorial telephoning. Roosevelt and Mrs. Harry Truman.
CAPITAL COLUMN * elated States of Indo-China will en- They are Senators Styles Bride And with them as honor guest will
MPiiSAMEY-----ter negotiations with the Vietminh es (R-N.H.), Committee chairman, be Mrs. James Helm, who served
T * 1 and "Red. China for a peace pact, and Everett Dirksen, Ily chair- them as social secretary... .Time
T.9 TT __1LL 1Ta H X 7 Dulles said he informed the man of the Republican Campaign has wrought no change apparently
It s Humphrey vs. Humphrey ^^j* ~ C, MLmuy rei.wud the reeme: . .:
JL • acceptable to the U. S. without ing question when Internal Reye- in the first Truman term, and Mrs.
- Sen Hubert lems of another student who wrote in that, major changes. Chief of them is a nue Commissioner T. Coleman An- Gwen Cafritz, who grabbed the
WASHINGTON has Secome pretty both- The formation of the moral countenance of guarantee that Red China will drews appeared before the Com- “crown” when Mrs. Masta decid-
Humphrey MW "newspaper. Soviet man does not take place without a cease arming its satellite Vietminh, mittee for a private discussion of ed to have a go at a diplomatic
ered over being issken Px." the —ea. struggle against survivals of the capitalistic Dulles pointed out that Commun- his budget. Various congressional career and was appointed Minister
reading con-ttuents for ale probably the other part in the consciousness of certain indivi- ist withdrawal from Laos. Cambo- investigations have disclosed that to Luxembourg. Now back in the
sury George M. Humphrey: TODAnt me • duals.” dia and central and southern Viet- in the part Revenue officiate made Washington arena, Mrs. Mesta pub-
way around. ..oiiation on the Senate floor. What makes this situation really serious, nam. the most productive sections extensive use of telephone record- licly snubbed her rival in a fash-
Explaining this situation to which I Address the letter concludes is that “instability in per- of that country, would enable ing equipment, especially on favor- ionable cocktail lounge — to the
=-*== HeerE — - ainegem yzsK ys - an from member “ ...
Eighty-Nine million dollars worth of U. S. militarily. This would create a "sit- Dirksen led off by saying “I Mrs. E L Bartlett, wife of the
Eig-Aie - -— -■- uation of strength” that would con- want to ask you * $64 question. Alaskan Delegate, created a big
stitute a powerful barrier tore- We are putting it up to all agency hit in the Easter fashion parade
newed Communist aggression in beads Do you monitor telephone by appearing in what she called
not only Indo-China but all of calls from Capitol Hill?" an “igloo” bat Made chiefly of
Southeast Asia. "No, sir.” replied Andrews. “I fur, the chapeaux looked very much
For these reasons, he explained, do not, and I go further than that, like an Eskimo igloo....The men
were close seconds to the ladies
when It came to Easter finery.
Leading the male fashion plates
was Assistant Secretary of State
Douglas MacArthur II. nephew of
the former Far Eastern command-
-I believe I should be able to speak with
some authoritative information on this sub- -------------------
ject, in view of the fact that my family surplus farm products have so far been dis
name is involved.” The two Humphreys are posed of to foreign governments for their local
JETretatod currencies. This is under the $100 million to
Sen Albert Gore (D-Tenn) got right to the $250 million authorized program given to Presi-
heart of Humphrey’s worries The able sen- dent Eisenhower by Congress last year.
ator from Minnesota has said it is becoming Britain has taken $72 million worth of sur-
increasingly necessary to point out the dif- pluses, and this amount la being donated to
ference and distinction between the two hon- U. K defense under the U. S. mutual security
orable Messrs. Humphrey. I wonder ifbe program . .
would elaborate on why it becomes increasing- West Germany and Wert Rarlin have taken
Iv necessary. Might it be that November is $15 million worth of surplus
approaching nearer and nearer?” ' > will go to build German
“I do not mean that the other Humphrey Norway took $2 million
should stay out of the headlines,” Humphrey and for this amount the
replied “But I do not like the kind of head- wegian-made military got
lines he gets. This Humphrey has to run for In addition to these
office and go forth to face the people. The trades, the presidential
other Humphrey does not. has given outright, to N
“I cannot help but wonder: Can this be tons of wheat to Bolivia,
ths Republican Party’s new secret weapon to to Jordan and 2200 tons t
try and unseat this Humphrey next fall?" Six hundred thousand
Sen. J. Glenn Beail (R-Md) then proposed given to Pakistan to re
openly: ‘‘I wonder if we might call this the a separate deal. Commo
open season on Humphreys?" tion value of all this wi
Iron Curtain Love $73 million.
Young Russians are having their troubles So the total value of t
with love, according to “The Listener’s Mail- ‘s around $162 million,
bag," a people’s opinion program broadcast Aid Korea’s (
by Radio Moscow’s home service. The entire staff of the
Monitoring of this program reveals that one Rehabilitation, which num
student has written in to say that love and is supporting 120 Korean
friendship “are still inadequately discussed in Yook Home for Disabled
Communist literature, the theater and radio." A dollar a child can do
This student was also disturbed to find that
“there are people among us who consider
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