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Evening star., 1949-03-29
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED
TRAILERs FOR SALE

NATIONAL 194s 3 rooms. fulIy
equipped; will sell reasonably. Can
De seen aIatat,;,T. At any time 1905 Kennnsdy
AZ LIBERTY. sleeps 4; bottle sas:
BELL FR' 'st ssas, Sons' am niot to AnnI 3 NM.
sPARToN 1947, o5 IT,: Frisidair.,
water WSII heater bath; like new.
Mi1 MrfraM Fralier Pk s. GosEMAH 8 No YersT chsTr,
BETTER LIVING FOR LESS in q
trailer coach. See our complete line
Of Whitley and Prairie Schooner
tsrgailers; TRAILER VILLAGE SALES.
Md. Call TO 66s1.
1913 BEAUTIFUL eo-FT. trailer.
completely furnished; reasonable
Gonrt; Rt, /, South Alex, MISS
LiBERTY with heated floor. C COM
WALDEN TRAILER M SALES. Sc NC. Ns
Wash ,Balto. blvd. Berwyn, Md.
ovRR22ANip TRAvEL1TE house trailer,
cold running water, elec. refer.; less
down payment and Il mos. . to 'sH pay.
COLLIE TRAILER CO., $500 Georgia
ave 81. 5000
'4e NATIONAL LANDoLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES, 5000
Baltimore ave, Riverdale. WA 1908.
DON'T MISS THIS-The latest and
lowest price 25-ft. trailer on the
market; the low 4-star General
With apt. ranse. Gu. it. refsr.
sinks, elec. ventilator and many
other features; priced S1.S95 del
complete. order now for To-day de.
livery. VAIL TRAILER SALES 2nd
St. and Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Md.
SH. S555 -3l
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. }

Excl. NV. Shopping Center
Only commercial area within several
store lease has yrs. to run. The
apts. have separate entrances, oil
heat. Property in excel. cond.; yearly
income S3,366. Exclusive agent
EDWARD j. KYLE, Realtor. 1907
Eve st. NV. ST. 515h. Co nllS=l
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BAkK-PERsokAL LOANS

Finance Your Next Car Herr
Wise buyers arrange their hnaneing
at this bank before they buy the car.
Remember, bank financing Is low
cost. Our charge is So year per
500 in advance Personal Loan be.
partment. LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK, 18th and Eye NV, Member
Federal Denosit Insurance Corn
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1Q46 CHEVROT,ET
AT WHOLESALE

2-ton van; low mileage, excellent con.
dition, 5000. Can be seen at 1919
L St NV i
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PONTIAC ACCESSORIES

Replacement motors iany year,.
Seat covers Inventory saIe).
Tlres-Midtown headquarters for
souees e, tires, General puncture.
proof tubes
Batteries tGE Delco).
For spring tune-up and free brake
l. tests. drop in at our complete
.automotive center under one roof.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
Wash,'s Largest Pontiac Dea er,.
1887 irving st. NV, Ap $500.
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-sALE

WI .N'
ON THE OUTSKIRTS of Alexandria.
on OF off railroad, near Duke st.
areas at attractive prices; public
utilities available. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, l7l9 X ST, NV, MA. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-03-29

NEAR goth AND M SITS
1900 50. #. of 2nd commercial prop
erty, wide frontage. improved by a
3-story brick building, substantial
and suitable for remodelng into
warehouse or Office space, excellent
location for organization headauar-
ters. Price, S41,5O0. Phone Everett
Scott CO. 1000. Br. 6l1-C. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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THREE TILED BATHS
Five bedrooms. IL, rooms in ALI; mas
ter bedroom 42x2ss all rooms larger
than sSerase: inelosed porch. o-caI
garage: on Y, acre surrounded by
trees on macadam rd., nr. AMMAN
priced at SIa.5OO. MILLS REALTY
CO., Annandale, Va, FA. 0999, 4a13.
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298 A., so TILLABLE

Balance timber and pulp wood. ST.
bidgss. between waldorf and Patux- T.
ent Naval Base. Owner 81. 5533,
consider selling with or without
fipoher
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ONE ACRE

Three Finance Plans
Are available, including CT, for these
3-bedroom. 2-bath brick homes on
large lots in lovely section Of Falls
Church, close to public school;
priced at S16,500. ARFAX REAL
TY, IA. 1850 or IA. e14e.
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WoODsIDE PARk-Corner lot, 80,
100 1T. Price, $3,7O0.
Spring Brook Forest. l acre lot: leVe
and wooded, 1sox240 #. Price
$1,7oO.
Bradley Hills Grove. wooded acre lot
Price. $500.
Burnt Mills Garden. level lot, III by
coNLEY CO, s7io Ga Ga. ave-, 81
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THE EVENING STAR
NASHNGIOk b. {. TUESDAY, March 2e 1919
EVANSVILLE

signed for gracious living; extras
too numerous to mention. Priced
under $4,000, Shown by app't only.
Can Miss Pursell, UN. 1926. cox g.
CO. INC
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ASK-US REALTY co
GI. 1850 OK 265Q

ASK-US REALTY co.
GIL. 1852, OK. 1853
s1o,oo0-2-bedrm., expansion attic
sis.sSSoW2-bedrm. new rambler
81 Isl S,s5oMs1 900 with FHA-G1; 2-bed-
rm. brick Cape Cod, expansion attic
S13,95O-Brick rambler, 8, bedrms.
1900 i4:SSsosoc-Ssbedrm. rambler, expansion
si4;S5o-s1,5oo cash, a-bedrm. brick
sIe: Ie:s5o-s-bedrm.. 1h-bath brick
sic, ,5oo-3-bedrm. new stone rambler
S25, 5,25O-3-b -bedrm. and den. 2k-bath
Williamsburg Colonial brick with
s32. .56o-3 bedrms. and den, 3h
baths. 2-car built-ln garage, brick
ONE ACRE
Overlooking the countryside. yet only
! blk, from bus and l mile from
shopping and schools. The house
has 5 bedrms. and bath. full bsmt,
finished oil in knotty pine; oil h.
VIII, 2-car garage; priced at $1O,-
600 with $1,000 down and balance
in nrst trust, payable $40 monthly.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1ry 1ox1 Am oon-
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SEE OUR wide range Of models IN
both masonite and aluminium Priced
from S1,295 up Easy terms.
Richter Trailer Sales
: Berwyn. Md. Call TO. 5035.
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz, Travelo. Anneri.
can and Howard trailer coaches on
pm. daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4DQn Wis
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OFFICES FOR RENT

DOCTOR rod. OR DENTIST E'i5 r., once for
IDEAL To IocA1IoN 4, ION for oo professonsi ssae
use; ofdce suite and apt combina-
ton. end Il. front; e4-hr. switch;
sIass Ss = sf'sr sR @sis ssE.'ef4 i4ts st.
OFFICE AVAILABLE in Century
Bids, .412 5th st. NV; single rooms
or suites, newly redecorated. eleva-
sS 'i5S5ss se 7s5 H2Hss fsss st. ! n4 sHBf BE
sTUDio ROOM. comb. lv quarters:
Isl, comm, 18th near Columbia rd,;
suitable or 8; furn. DU. $3.50
new e Kai 6FFfcE sti9 BUILDING designed ds for
professional use, 25e to 1,5O0 50.
IT. in Manor PIX, D. G; mr.. Bright
wood, Takoma and Silver 'sprines.
All outside, Offices with lac. adver-
tis,. ti'Hs 'R'2T' & ALISON i2ss ss'E1n' Rz 'ssSs s.;
ONE BROOM SUITE. one g. room
able BARsE sToNEBRAKER, 1855
ofFicE 7 i pyt SURF r # stsf isce 50 ITO IT, in
5fSf es Me- '1s ISL Fe15 URc1olo 9e 5SnF kFEAhTY
81 s}s nAHss ss .as snleHE s.! ROOM ss s$ss
SSScE sr.5f ,Ts.
centrally located. apt. BLDG, upper
oe, CGnn ave- 5spsls suta6s 1ot, for
msnt: Call Mr.. Kisly,, LEO NJ
K st. NV. ME. 54O0. ewes. Gil.
Evans BUILDING. 1920 New York
desirable rooms 70 meet your re-
a74 K 81 NV, NE 11o7.
1904 EYE ST. NV overlooking
Franklin Park; l or 2 lEe. bright
furnshea' fms aeanes1sn: sE s14s Furnished or gn-
K ST. NEAR eoth-otdces, !, . or
3 rooms, suitable for studios; s.
room suite with bath: store, 80 IT.
deep and also small store Cal Cal
at 81 d3aa fyHnHsS si an1rox a3lo 9s
50. IT. Can be divided. Convenient
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO. Realtors,
l415 i st. NV. ME-. $500. Eyes,
offleE, Sf1 seis FURNISHED, phone and
NEWLY REDECORATED. 2 large
rooms and bath. private entrance,
front and rear with parking facility
ST. AL. 1888. OV 6OO5. %.
FURNISHED or unfurnished ONCE
and use of reception room in mod
ern air-conditioned Office BLDG: at
tractive rent to responsible party.
Phone MA. O423 or apply Suite No.
zoos. 40 11th st. NV.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. end A.. 1919
Eye st. NV, heat and lights $50.
VIM. T. BALLARD, 1211 Eye st.
NV. phone MA 2265.
WASHINGTON BLDG, 18th and
N. Y. ave.-Nicelv turn office and
reception room. MR.. MARSHALL,
RE 652s a
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Freight Wreck Snar|s
Pennsy's Main Line
BY the Associated Press

RAILWAY, N. j.. May 90
Fourteen freight cars were de-
rallied here at dawn today. block
ing all six tracks of the Penn
sylvania Railroads main line to
Philadelphia.
With only one through track
cleared by am. to handle all
East West traffic, the railroad said
commuters would be delayed con-
siderably.
A railroad spokesman said there
were no injuries reported.
The Pennsylvania said wrecking
crews were on the spot. but could
not estimate how soon the bottle
neck would be broken.
Broken tracks were twisted high
in the air and ties were chewed
up for 500 feet as the 79-car
freight screeched to halt in the
crash.
About half the derailed cars
were fat cars carrying rolls of
heavy wire. Some box cars car
rying heavy-duty motor cylinders
were smashed open and the
freight strewn across the roadbed
and down the embankment.
The accident occurred just west
of Railway station. where the
Shore Line comes into the main
Pennsylvania line.
Evening star., 1949-05-20

Three students have received
fellowships from the Atomic
Energy Commission despite back
grounds which make them ques-
tionable security risks, commission
officials informed Senate Appro-
priations subcommittee today.
One of the students was named
before the committee as Isidore S.
Edelman, described as a research
worker of exceptional talent" at
the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
in Boston. He holds a $3.50
fellowship.
Names of the other two and
where they are working were not
revealed at the hearing.
This was developed as disturbed
and irritated members of the
committee, both Democrat and
Republican, continued an investi-
cation of the commission educa-
tional fellowship program. The
inquiry was set of by recent dis
closure that Hans Freistadt. an
admitted Communist. had been
awarded a $1,000 fellowship for
graduate studies at the University
of North Carolina.
Senator Wherry, Republican, OF
Nebraska brought up Mr. Edel-
mans name after a list of about
500 felloWships granted by the
commission had been given to the
committee and Chairman David
E. Lilienthal had acknowledged
there may be as many as three
in the 500 about whom questions
of loyalty have been raised
Senator Wherry asked Mr Lili-
enthal if Mr.. Edelman is Com
munist.
HE denies he is a Communist, "
Mr.. Lilienthal replied.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Britoin Won't Demolish
More Roid Shelters
~ re Ataos ss@ses Fsass

LONDON, May 2o,--Byitaln' 3 re-
naming air raid shelters viii stay
put for the time being. Home Sec
retary cnuter Ede ruled today
Some. standing In the middle of
streets. already have been de-
mollshed. Bu, Mr.. Eds told nau-
nlclpa! authorities q year ago not
TO tear down any more Of them.
Conservative Mp Martin Lind
say asked Mr.. Ede 70 sliow re-
moval cf shelters still standing
on private property and III back
yareis
4 do not feel justified In aa-
ttorixang the removal of shelters
except where necessary in the pub
lie interest. M. Eds sad In o
written reply.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Traffic Rolls 10 Berlin
But Reds Delay Reply
To Vests Protests
Economists Of All Zones
Meet in an Effort to Breok
Deadlock Over Trode
BY the Assotioted Press

BERLIN, May 2O.-Traffic rollec
on all roads to Berlin today with
out Russian interference. al.
though the Soviets still have not
answered Western protests against
their on-again-of -again rules.
/ Economists of the Russian and
Western zones got together fol
more talks in their deadlocked
efforts to arrange for a revival OF
interzone trade. But the whole
situation still was a merry-go-
round of confusion, with nobody
really understanding what lies be-
hind the recent Soviet tactics.
Accusation Reiterated.
The Russians renewed their ac-
cusation that the Western mill
tary governments are trying to
destroy the Soviet zones econo-
my. and the Westerners stuck tc
their old denial.
Berlin railway workers, dis
gruntled by failure to obtain full
payment of their wages in West
marks instead of the less valu-
able Soviet zone currency, threat
ened to start Gripping transport
strike at midnight tonight. Mayor
Ernst Reuter- of West Berlin said
he would meet with leaders OF
the anti-Communist railway union
this afternoon, and hoped to get
a settlement.
The Soviets yesterday called off
temporarily their ban on the
movement of freight trucks on
the Autobahn. the main road and
shortest one linking Western Ger
many to Berlin.
No Move to Halt Trucks.
They had indicated this was a
temporary move, and that only
trucks bearing Soviet permits as
we'll as those from the Western
Allies would be permitted to move
on to Berlin on this route start
ing today. But they made no
move this morning to interfere
with those lacking Soviet permits
The Russian accusation against
the Western military governments
was voiced in the Soviet Army
newspaper Taeliche Rundschau.
The paper reiterated Soviet de-
mands for reinstatement of the
1948 East-West trade agreement
which was suspended during the
blockade and which the West
contends is no longer applicable
Evening star., 1949-05-20
TemperotureDip 7
To so Degrees
Forecast Tonight

You1l probably reach for a
blanket tonight. when the tenn
perature is expected to dip to SO
deerees-a sharp contrast to the
humid, hot weather of the last
two days.
Showers we're due this afternoon
to start the temperature down
ward.
Some freaklsh weather was re-
ported at various parts OF the
country with snow in the noun
talnS of Southern California
damaging winds IN Ohio and tenn
peratureS as low as 40 in Nes
England In Chicago the base ball
game between the Cubs and the
Philadelphia PhillieS was post
poned because of cold.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
U. S. Gives West Berlin
Property TO 0ermons
q. a.s as.... ,.ss.,ss sfs4s

BERLIN. May 10 r1ss United
States today became ths arst
occupation power 70 hand Seixsd
German governmental property
in Berlin 10 the West Berlin ad-
mlfls,Feiion,
Bfig Gen Prank l. HoSlsy.
American cosnmandant turned
over 50 pieces oi real sstkls Sa!u-
ed al 800 oo1 600. and tod Tia
city Assembly hs hoped other W.
Tor powers would ioilow AnasFscas
exampss
The former LaIffwAGs buildings.
nc1 headquarters q tlas AnseFi-
car Military Government ard
Tempeifsof Airfel6 weFs retained
by Tire Americans or q reqalasslon
haala
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Wheel HurtIes OFF Auto,
Kills Girl PIoying in Yord
sS the Assoeissed Press

CAMDEN. N. j.. May 20.-Little
jeanne Iannaco, 5. was playing in
the yard of her home along the
White Horse Pike yesterday after
noon. Suddenly a wheel came
hurting into the yard and hit her.
She died OF her injuries today.
Police said the wheel snapped
of a car driving along the high
way and raced $50 yards downhili
into the Iannaco yard
The driver of the car, Raymond
Jeffrey Of Philadelphia. brought
his skidding car TO halt without
injury to himself.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Communist SheIIing
Starts 26 Fires in
Vicinity Of Shanghai
Reds Reported Repulsed
In Effort to Drive Into
City From Pootune
By Fred Hompson
BY Fred thompson
Associated Press Foreign Correspondent

SHANGHAI. May 20.-Twenty-
six fires burned tonight along the
Whangpoo on the Pootung side
of the river as a result of shelline
and demolition.
The blazes appeared to range
from small villages on the horizon
to industrial installations a few
hundred feet from the East bank
of the river opposite Shanghais
Rund. They extended from
Shanghai almost half way to Woo
sung fortress. where the Whang-
poo and Yangtze converge.
Except for this fearsome chain
of fires the night was relatively
quiet. The Communists did not
appear to be pressing their drive
toward the river from the East.
Very little shellfire was heard and
only occasionally some machine
gun bursts. Now and then small
arms fire ratified. But it sounded
more like trigger-happy soldiers
than fighting.
Red Attacks Repulsed.
The city seethed with rumors,
But what looked like National
list withdrawal last night looked
less so tonight.
A garrison communique claimed
the Nationalists threw back all
new Red efforts to close in from
the Pootung area across the
Whangpoo. Nevertheless, four Red
shells fell in Shanghai proper
killing half a dozen Chinese along
Rue Lafayette in the old French
Concession. The area is about a
mile from the Whangpoo front.
One foreigner who went to the
front said he walked three miles
beyond Kaochao and saw no Com
munists. The Reds are supposed
to have attacked that area last
night: 1t is near the YangtZe
downstream from Woosung for
tress.
Although the famed Bund is
closed, the expected evacuation of
troops has not developed. The
foreigner who visited the front
See CHINA. Page A-6D
Evening star., 1949-05-20
3 Holding Atomic FeIIowships
Are Called Questionable Risks
One Is Boston Hospito Research Worker,
Acc OfficoIs Disclose at Senate Hearing

In response to another question
Mr.. Lilienthal said Mr.. Edelmar
had been refused security clear
ance for access TO secret lnforma
ton because of "derogatory evl-
dence against him.
Did you recommend him and
insist that he get a fellowship?
Senator Wherry asked.
That is completely contrary to
the facts" MI. Lilienthai ans
wered.
DR.. Shields Warren. head Of the
commission division OF biology
and medicine and Boston path
ologist, accompanied Mr.. Llllen-
thai to the hearing. He offered
a defense of the fellowship awards
and said the fellowship TO Mr.
Edelman was granted in the
spring of 1948 for medical work
in nonsecret field.
DR.. Warren described Mr.. Edel-
man as outstanding" in his field
and said he is doing research
work with a hydrogen isotope or
the state of fluid balance in the
human body.
The derogatory evidence against
Mr.. Edelman was not brought out
and Senator Wherry Joined with
Senators OMahoney, Democrat
of Wyoming, chairman of the sub
committee, and Senator Ferguson
Republican. of Michigan in saying
Mr.. Edelman should be given an
opportunity to appear before the
group and make a statement con-
cerning his own loyalty.
DR.. Warren explained that ar
FBI report contained "derogatory
information" which led to Mr.
Edelman's denial of clearance
See ATOMIC, Page A-6.D
Evening star., 1949-05-20
One Minister Killed,
Another Hurt in Crush
BY the Associated Press

DUNKIRK, N. Y, May 20.-One
Presbyterian minister was killed
and another critically injured last
night when their automobile and
another vehicle collided on a rain
swept highway west of Dunkirk.
Killed was the Rev. Howard D.
Talbot, Sc, of youngstown. Ohio
the driver. In an oxygen tent in
Brooks Memorial Hospital here is
Dr.. Herman Reinecke of Rich
mond, Ind. DR.. Reinecke suffered
a conclusion, a fractured arm. a
possible fractured rib and inter-
nal injuries. the hospital reported
Elmer Miller, jr.. 20, of Fredonia,
who was alone in the other auto
was injured less severely.
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Archbishop Domoskinos Dead;
Ruled Greece 7 Years as Regent
Primote Took Over
After Liberation of
Motion From Nuzis
By the Assoeioied Press

ATHENS, May 20.-Archbishor
Damaskinos, former regent oi
Greece. died suddenly today. He
was So.
The Archbishop, who ruled
Greece as regent from 1914 to
1916, had been in poor health for
the past several months. He suf-
fered from heart trouble.
Archbishop Damaskinos. who
was Greek Orthodox primate, took
over the reins of troubled Greece
after it's liberation from the Ger
mans. to serve until q plebiscite
was held on the return of the
monarchy. When Greece voted
for the return of the King, Arch
tSee DAMASKINOS, Page Al b
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Mccarthy Walks Out
OF MaImedy Inquiry,
Charging 'Whitewash
Senator Coils 1t Farce;
Work Of Subcommittee
Defended by Baldwin
D. the Assoeioteo Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican.
of Wisconsin today angrily quit
the Senate group investigating the
Malmedv trials and blasted it for
attempting TO whiteWaSh
shameful episode" in armed forces
history.
Senator Mccarthy, himself a
World War II Marine veteran has
constantly been at odds with Sen
ator Baldwin. Republican, Of
Connecticut { chairman of the
Armed Services Subcommittee
looking into the trial of Nazi
soldiers charged with massacring
American prisoners of war during
the Battle of the Bulge.
The Wisconsin lawmaker issued
two bitter statements-one to the
press. another for the Senate
record--in which he accused SEN
ator Baldwin's S subcommittee OF "a
deliberate attempt to avoid the
facts"
Inquiry Called Farce"
"I feel that the investigation
has degenerated to such a shame
full farce that can no longer take
part therein. he said.
After issuing his statements,
Senator Mccarthy went TO a
meeting of the committee. then
walked out. saying the inquiry
is "a sham, farce and very de-
liberate attempt TO whitewash y
the Army's trial of the Germans,
Senator Baldwin. with a smile,
said Senator Mccarthy has lost
his temper and with 1t, the sound
impartial judgement which should
be exercised in this matter
Speaking directly TO Senator
Mccarthy, Senator Baldwin add
ed: More than 100 unarmed
surrendered American soldiers
were brutally shot down in cold
blood by German SIS. troopers.
ITO this day. not one German
has been executed for this crime" ."
Execution of Six Held Up.
Six Germans are under sentence
to die, but the executions have
been held up pending the Senate
inquiry.
Senator Baldwin said the in
vestigation will continue without
Senator Mccarthy. and that the
committee will endeavor through
every reasonable means possible
to determine the truth and then
Judge the case on the facts pre-
sented."
Senator Mccarthy is not mem
Der Of the Armed Services Com
mittee. But as one of the Senators
who suggested the inquiry. he was
appointed TO the investigating
group for its hearings on charges
that American officials had used
brutal methods in getting con-
fessions from the German soldiers.
In his statements today he de-
clared that the hearings had dem
onstrated the truth of the charges.
Il have listened TO testimony
and seen documentary evidence to
the effect that accused persons
were subjected TO beating and
physical violence in such forms as
only could be devised by warped
minds" Senator Mccarthy de-
clared.
But. he added. when he proposed
that one of THE men accused of
tSee MALMEDY. Page A-6l