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Evening star., 1950-09-08
Arlington Couple Viii Marry,
Despite Accident to Brideqroon1

There will Be a wedding cere-
mony at Arlington Hospital to-
night for a young couple who de-
cided not to let an automobile ac-
cident interfere with their, mar
riage plans.
Weldon w. Mauck, "a, the bride
groom, will be fiat on his back for
the ceremony at pm. in the doc
tors lounge. He was injured in
an automobile accident August 81
at South Monroe street and Co.
lumbia pike and has been hos
pitalized ever since.
The bride, Miss Harriet M.
Mapel, 20, will wear the formal
lace and tulle bridal gown that
she had planned to use in a big
Evening star., 1950-09-08

terday before Judge T. A. Fon-
taine in Criminal Court.
They told the judge that Ber-
geron had threatened and beat
them. then criminally assaulted
them on numerous occasions
both before and after their
mothers death August 2. All
wore black mourning dresses.
Bergeron has been a city en-
ploye for the last 20 years. Con-
viction for rape carries the death
penalty. or life imprisonment.
Conviction for incest carries a
14-year imprisonment term.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
Canadian Held on Charges
Involving ] Daughters
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

MONTREAL, Sept. 8.-Leopold
Bergeron. 42-year-old groom for
the city's mounted police, today
faced trial, charged with the rape
Of four of his daughters, incest
with two others and indecent as
sault on the seventh.
The daughters. who range in
age from IL to 81. all appeared
at the preliminary inquiry yes
Evening star., 1950-09-08

with Is persons and their baggage
left police headquarters for the
eastern frontier. They will be
handed over to French occu-
patton zone officials In Germany
for rerouting to the Soviet zone
The raids, which began at dawn
yesterday in widespread sections
of the country, did not affect
French Communist leaders or
their followers. of whom there
are an estimated 100000 party
cardholders.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
.Strachey Warns Russia
West Will Resist
BY the Asseeiated Press

q NssUIIuIGu TT6SS
LANARK. Scotland. Sept. g.
War Minister John Strachey
warned Russia last night that the
Western nations will not tolerate
an attack on any one of u.s."
Let us pray to. Heaven that
Russia will realize in time that
the Western nations are deter
mined to live their own lives in
Evening star., 1950-09-08

Brazil reports a heavy coffee
demand.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Set
|WilI Dance
AT Su|grove

Invitations went out this week.
end for the second annual
Christmas Assembly dinner dance
to be held December % at the
Sulgrave Club.
This subscription party was in
augurated last year by a group
Of parents for girls and boys in
the last two years of preparatory
school and boys in the first two
years of college.
The party last year was so sue
cessful that the committee has
decided to repeat it this year.
They expect to make it an annual
event.
AS the sons and daughters Of
committee members pass the age
limit of the group, the sponsors
are replaced by other parents
whose children are the proper
age to attend.
Committee members this year
are MIR. and Mrs. Frederick
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene C.
CaruSi, MI. and Mrs. John Clifford
Folger, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B.
Roberts. MIR. and Mrs. John w.
Stenhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
B. Wigglesworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Wilson and Mrs.
Francis WinSloW.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Fairfax hunt Ball Given
At Shorehunn Is Gala Event

Ilottesville. The Charming Boil
tons also entertained at cock
tails preceding Dutch-treat din
ner, at the Belle Haven Country
Club. which was shared by 80
members of the Hunt Club and
their guests. Among them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmege Trimble
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macomber
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kincheloe, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Curtin, DR.. and Mrs
Clayton Ethridge, Col. and Mrs
George Lhamon, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Howery, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Peter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Northrup and Mr.. and Mrs. F
Shield McCandligh, jr.
The guests of the Bennett Kings
for cocktails before dinner were
the Robert B. Walkers. the John
Woods and the David G. Blalocks
Also Judge and Mrs. Paul Brown,
DR.. and Mrs. Fred M. Everly and
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Webb.
Among those who dined at the
Shoreham were Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle
Smith, Judge and Mrs. Charles
Hamel, Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher
Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tallant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Preece.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Exclusively Yours
Lote Will Rogers Daughter Settles Here With Husband
Coy Musical Evening Evolves at Home Of the Art Londos

A gray Jaguar has replaced the
1949 Cadillac that was formerly
parked in front of 14O0 34th street,
the Washington residence of
young Representative Jack Ken
nedy. The sleek English car is the
property of Will Rogers daughter
Mary and her husband. Walter
Brooks. good looking, blond 34-
year-old son of Louise Heiberg,
They were married in Las Vegas
September 7, honeymooned on
their beautiful yacht which they
brought down from New York to
Annapolis and have now sent down
to Florida to be sold, and they
moved to Washington about a
month ago.
The Capital is eager to know
Mary Rogers Brooks, natural
strawberry blond who is noted for
her quiet charm. She and her
husband have moved here for good,
have subleased the house that
Jack Kennedy leased from Louise.
Walter has Joined Col Robert
Jones in the brokerage business.
The world, it would seem is very
small. Back in the 1930'S when
Louise was married to Lionel At
will, they lived on a ranch in Santa
Monica. Their house faced the
Riviera Polo Field as did the house
on the ranch smack up against
theirs. Neither Louise nor her son
knew the family that lived next
door G.e., next estate), but they
knew the owners name was Will
Rogers. Walter and Mary didn't
meet, in fact, until shortly before
they were married.
BY the time reelected Repre-
sentative Kennedy of Massachu-
sets returns to town and starts
looking for a new abode, Louise
and her husband, ALI Heiberg, will
have been to Florida and back.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Mrs. Truman
lat Tea for
McGerr

Mrs. Truman set the date fol
the tea celebrating the appoint
ment of Miss Grace McGerr to
the Employees Compensation Ap-
pealS Board. The party given yes
terday afternoon by the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women's Club was
attended by members of official
diplomatic and residential society
as well as by scores of colleagues
of Miss McGerr in the newspaper
profession.
Miss McGerr, past president OF
the club, received with Miss Sigrid
Arne, the clubs present president
Generally assisting were Mrs
James w. Boyer. Miss Katharine
M. Brooks and Mrs. Robert Freer
During the afternoon the new
Labor Department official was
given a handsome silver vase from
the club. Miss Arne spoke briefly
of Miss McGerr's long and faith
full service to the club and then
Mrs. Truman presented the gift.
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, wife
of the Secretary of Agriculture
took her turn at the tea table as
did Mrs. Michael j. Calvin. wife
of the Undersecretary of Labor.
Others pouring were Mrs. Tom
Clark, Mrs. Charles Stanley White
Mrs. Luther Sheldon, Mrs. Burk
M. Summers, Mrs. Joshua Evans
Mrs. Joseph Brennan, Miss Anr
Cline and Miss Betty Beale.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Omar Bradley and the Secretary
General of the Arab League and
Mrs. Abdul Rahman Azzam
Pasha.
The Ambassador is expected to
return to Washington by the sec
ond week in December and until
then plans for other dinner par
ties will be held in abeyance.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks gave a welcome
party Thursday for the new
Minister and Mrs. Christopher
Eden Steele and Mrs. Steele, who
came to Washington the first OF
the month and already are settled
in the house at 2404 Kalorama
road. Guests at the British en-
bassy included the chiefs of mis-
sions and ministers of the other
nations in the British Common
wealth who were invited from
to o'clock.
The Minister and Mrs. Steele
were accompanied to Washington
by their daughter, Miss Mary
El:e'l Steele whose twin brother,
Richs-u will become a soldier Of
His Majesty before Christmas.
Another brother, William will re-
main at his studies at Eton.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

The Terrace Room of the Shore
ham Hotel was ablaze with
pink" coats last evening when the
Master and members of the hunt
committee Of the Fairfax Hunt
were hosts at a hunt ball.
Members of the hunt who had
pink" coats wore them, and these
combined with the colorful dresses
of the ladies, made a very spec
tacular sight.
The Terrace Room is lined with
columns on either side and by
the time the tables were put in,
there wasn't too much room for
decorations. But the florist did
a very effective job with large
sunburst arrangements. attached
to the columns, of rhododendrons,
ferns and other greens, tied with
streamers of the hunt colors-
cardinal and gold. A few palms
were placed about the room and
a screen effect of palms and ferns
was arranged around the orches-
ira.
Many cocktail parties and sup
pers in Fairfax County preceded
the ball. The De Long Bowmans
had a high-ball party at Sunset
Hills in honor of their house
guests, the Henry Kochs of Char
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Thrift Shop
Annual Sale
IsArronged
Mrs. Sturtevont
Named Chairman
OF Benefit

Mrs. William North Sturtevant
has been named chairman of the
Thrift Shops Christmas sale to be
held on Tuesday. November 28, at
1920 Connecticut Avenue, NV,
between the hours of 10 and 6:
According to Mrs. Sturtevant, this
sale. which is~ being substituted
for the annual doll sale which has
been pre-Christmas event for the
shop during the past few years,
will feature "all articles which will
make good Christmas presents"
This offers great deal of scope
for contributions from the mem
bers of the six boards who con-
stitute the membership of the
Thrift Shop and early donations
indicate the variety which will
greet wise and thrifty Christmas
shoppers on November 28th. Mrs.
D. Lawrence Groner, chairman Of
the Thrift Shop board, has been
busy making baby blankets for
the sale, while Mrs. Ormsby Nc
Cannon has turned out an amaz-
ing number of colorful knitting
bags.
Not all of the contributions for
sale are made by the members of
the various boards. Among the
things for sale will be a number
Of collectors items in glass and
china. These include a dozen
antique ruby glass finger bowls
incrusted with gold. a pair of
French gilt compotes and num-
ber of after dinner coffee cups.
Members of the Thrift Shop
Board serving on Mrs. Sturt-
evant's committee include Mrs.
Henry Miller, Mrs. Archibald
Davis, Mrs. William A. Morgan,
Mrs. Ormsby McCammon, Mrs.
George Petticord, Mrs. D. Law
renee Groner and Mrs. Robert
G.. Erwin. Mrs. Alfred Hand will
be in charge of decorating the
window for the sale and Mrs. S,
Gilbert Brown and Mrs. Robert
H. Menzel will head committee
Of workers from the Junior League
who will be in charge of the wrap
ping desk.
Proceeds from the sale, like
profits from the shop, will be
divided among six children's
charities: the Child Welfare
Society, Children's Hospital, Co
lumbia Hospitals Pre- Natal
Clinic, st. Johns Orphanage,
Children's Country Home and the
Junior League, whose current
project is the psychiatric clinic at
Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
The vice president of the

The vice president of the In
ternational Bank, Mr.. Robert
Livingston Garner and his mother,
Mrs. Robert v. Garner, have
leased the apartment of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey Stephens at 2142
Wyoming avenue until after the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens
are in Iraq where the former
went on business for the Interna-
tional Bank.
Mr.. Garner joined his mother
the latter part of the week after
a two-weeks stay in Georgetown
Hospital following an accident.
He will be joined the middle of
the week by his daughter, Miss
Joan Fontaine Garner and son,
Mr.. Robert Wright Garner, for
Thanksgiving and the week end,
Miss Garner is a student at the
Rhode Island School of Design
and Art in Providence, after
Evening star., 1950-11-19
French Ambassador,
Mime. Bonnet Hosts
Parties at Danish, EgyptionsEnobossies;
British Minister and Mrs. Steele Feted
WITHOUT A PRESIDENT.
By Katherine M. Brooks

The dean Of the diplomatic
corps, the Norwegian Ambassador
and Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
| stierne will be the guests Of honor
at dinner Tuesday evening. De-
cember IL. of the French Amhas-
sador and Nine. Bonnet.
This week the Ambassador and
Mrs. Munthe de Morgenstierne
will be hosts to Crown Prince Olay
and Crown Princess Martha OF
Norway. The distinguished visi-
tors will be here several days
and their Ambassador and Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne will
be hosts at dinner tomorrow eve
ming and again Wednesday eve
ming in their honor.
Preceding the dinner Wednes-
day evening the Crown Prince and
Princess with the Ambassador
and Mrs. de Morgenstierne will
have tea with the Danish Ambas-
sador and Nine. de Kaufman.
The Ambassador and Nine. de
Kaufman will be hosts tomor-
row evening at an informal din
ner party entertaining in honor
of Mr.. Hasager. editor in chief of
the Politiken, the leading news
paper in Denmark and Mrs.
Hasager. The visitors have been
in this country for some weeks
and will stay in Washington
through most of this week.
Nine. Abdul Rahim is carrying
on with the dinner parties for
which she and the Ambassador
had issued invitations in spite of
his absence from the country. He
was called back to Egypt because
Of sudden turn for the worse in
the health of his father who has
been i'll for long time. But in
vitationS had been issued for two
dinner parties, one last evening
and another tomorrow and so
Mime. Abdul Rahi,n remained
here to be hostess. Guests last
evening numbered eighteen and
tomorrow evening the ranking
guests in the company of % will
be Associate Justice and Mrs.
Stanley F. Reed, Gen. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Cecil Jones
Married

Miss Cecil Lester Jones, daugh-
ter of the late Col. and Mrs. e.
Lester Jones, was married yester-
day to Mr.. Ezra Frederick Stevens
Of Marblehead. Mass, at the
Georgetown home of Judge and
Mrs. Brice Clagett.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Russell c. Stroup of
the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church and was attended only
by members of the family.
Mr.. Stevens is the son of Mrs.
Walter Stevens and the late Mr..
Stevens of Newton, Mass. He is
a graduate of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Mrs. Stevens is a former presi-
dent of the Junior League of
Washington and of the Associa-
ton Of Junior Leagues of Ameri-
ca. She is presently president of
the Travellers Aid Society of
Washington.
The couple will make their home
IA Boston.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
By Betty BeoIe

The formers daughter, Louise
Brooks Tenant, whose husband
was killed in World War II, has
sold her house in Green Springs
Valley and bought one in Palm
Beach on Grace Trail. Her mother
and stepfather are going down to
visit. her on the 1st, will be back
in time for Christmas.
Connie and Art Landa gathered
a few friends at their handsome
Kalorama Circle home the other
evening and the air was rife with
music, charm and personality
Down from Cape Cod for a few
days were former Prince Paul
Chavchavadze and his wife Nina,
whose mother was the sister of
King Constantine of Greece, and
whose uncle was Grand Duke
George of Russia. On hand, too
was Mrs. Lanier Winslow of Cleve-
land, an old friend of theirs who
was stopping with her daughter
and son-in-law, Petsey and Bonney
Powell before leaving Friday for
Sarasota. The latter were there
too along with Fran Rust, the
Alec Hagners, Roz and Edes Tai
man and one or two others.
Connie produced guitar and
then the fun began. The
Chavchavadzes' young son. David
who recently started working al
the State Department, is second
only at playing and singing te
handsome Leo Morrell whom
Washington will hear more about
and who can make any party
wild success. David and hi
father, who authored the amusing
Family Album" last year, sang
wonderfully gay songs of ole
Russia and present-day Paris with
good harmony and typically Rus
sian vigor. Aristocratic Nine
Evening star., 1950-11-19

Chavchavadze gave voice to a
Gypsy song. and before long Con-
ME, herself, took guitar in hand
and strummed while softly sing
ing in Spanish. Comdr. Talman
thought it was a nice send of
for the European trip he was en-
barking upon the next day. Bon
ney Powell couldn't help beaming
as he celebrated his promotion
to a captaincy in the United States
Navy.
Capital society has known Marcy
Du Pont as socialite. as an
agreeable person with a friendly
grin and a strong handclasp and
as the ex-wife of Alfred Du Pont,
a scion of the famous Delaware
family-in short, in the usual
superficial way one is apt to
know people in this quick-moving
party town. Now an entirely diff
ferent side of Marcy, a side her
intimate friends have known right
along, will be revealed with the
publication on the 30th of her
first book of poems, sonnets and
lyrics. On that day there will
be launching party up in
Gotham at Jack and Charles s
"21."
This small volume, one discov-
ers, is but drop in the bucket
of the poems she has written ever
since she could first write. Her
first was penned at the age of g.
Modest and diffident, she would
probably have remained an anony-
nous contributor if it hadn't beer
for winning Wilmington's Fourth
Biennial Book Award, also anony-
mously. More of her penetrat-
ing, thoughtful work will be ap-
pearing from now on, a book
of aphorisms is her next to be
published.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Miss Bu|driqe
ReturnsHonne

Miss Letitia Baldrige. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Malcolm
Baldrige, arrived here Friday
on the lie de France after almost
three years abroad.
While in France, Miss Baldrige
was social secretary to Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. David Bruce. Sat-
urday her parents will give
cocktail party at their Connecti-
cut avenue apartment celebrating
her return.
Miss Baldrige studied at Gen.
eva University in Switzerland af-
ter her graduation from Vassar
College.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
NAVY Wives Meet

The Navy Supply Corps Wives
Club has initiated a series of
morning get-togethers to acquaint
wives of officers newly arrived in
Washington with the purposes OF
the club.
The first meeting was held Fri
day at the home of Mrs. F. B.
Riser. Mrs. E. D. Vestal will be
hostess to the group at her home
November %,
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Gurners Lease Apartment

spending year in Paris pursuing
her art studies.
The younger Mr.. Garner is on
active duty with the Marines at
Camp Lejeune. He served with
the Marines and then resumed
his studies in engineering at Le-
high University and again has
interrupted his studies to return
to active duty.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
deaths

Veronica Ford, 90, 440a 9th st NV
Elizabeth Nalley, So, 722 Maryland ave
William E. Scott "a. Blue Plains, D. C.
Effie D. Hunt, 50. Salem, Ohio.
Emma Doehrer. 81, Blue Plains, D. c.
Frederick L. Purcell, 81, Soldiers Home.
| Roland S. Robbins, 7s, 6215 14th st. NV
George j. Holland, rs, 6405 31st pl. W
| Charles c. Van Ness, 70. 404 9th st. NV
| Gertrude Gibson, 76, Arlington, Va.
Lille D. Walker. "A. Nokesville, Va.
Edith M. Werner. ~, 1920 Goth st. NV
| Thomas B. johnson, ~, 1343 Clifton st
NV.
Anastasisa T. Georgandeas. II, $40 9th st
ne.
Francis Ferguson. 20. 415 4th st. NV
| Garfield A. Street 20, 5523 both pl. NV
| Evelyn 6. Mattingly. 40, 3516 Runnymedt
pl. NV.
Mayer Ackerman. 81, 1912 Calvert st. W
Herbert G. Kaiser, 63, 1904 Jocelyn st
NV.
Edna J. sheehy. es, 1851 Redwood ter
NV.
! Herbert D Alexander. 81, e36 7 st. Sc
Richard P. Romer, 81, 4s2S 10th st. ne
! George P. Mariarty, A., 1895 st. NV
Esther G. Zuras. AZ. Hillside, Md.
Eta H. G. Marsh, 40, 1000 Cathedral ave
Sarah Bush, 76, 542s Bell pl. ne.
James D. Musician, "a, 613 N. J. ave. NV
John D. Scott, 6S. 1895 st. NV.
John Pitts, 65, 4S0 Virginia ave. s.w.
Andrew w. Knox, 5S, $50 4Sth st. ne.
William Harris, AZ. COS M st. ne.
Elizabeth Bolton, 33, 4445 Dean ave. ne
Evening star., 1950-03-17
D. G.. Vital Statistics Report

George and Ella Jones, boy.
John and Alice King, boy.
Lorenzo and Matte McNear, boy.
Clement and Margaret Martin, boy.
Thomas and Mae Montgomery, boy.
William and Matte Morton. boy.
Ho and Sin Ng, boy.
Robert Re as az and ,,iE HiTeko omsta, boy. NV
Luckie and Geneva Shaw, boy.
James and Anna Striyers, boy.
Melvin and Anna Trent. boy.
Warren and Aleen Tucker. boy.
John and Mary Vann. boy
Jerome and Effie Wade, boy.
| Richard and Helen Waters. boy.
Il; and Louise Williams, boy.
| Wydell and Dorothy Austin. girl.
James and Selena Bolton, girl.
James and Hazel Bigelow, girl.
Jesse and Carolyn Butler. girl. -,
Abraham and Frances Coney, girl
Fred and Emma Council, girl.
James and Ernestine Faggins, girl.
| Florence Gray, girl.
Robert and Marion Harvey, girl.
| l.. B, and EloiSe James, girl.
AlphonZo and Cecilia Jackson, girl.
| Solomon and Alice Lowery, girl
Lewis and Thelma Murphy, girl.
| Clarence and Dorothy McSween, girl.
Montague and Barbara POLAND, girl.
James and Reya Roddey, girl.
McDufie and ozella Sullivan, girl.
Marcellus and Gladys Turner, girl.
Wing and Annie Wong, girl.
Morris and Lorraine Warren, girl.
Ralph and Lena Williams. girl.
John and Mary williams, girl.
Ralph and Florence Young. girl.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Sixth Dope Ring Suspect Held Under 81 900 Bond

The sixth member of a sus-
pected dope ring was being held
by police today, after he allegedly
tried to sell narcotics to two
Treasury Department agents.
The suspect, Harvey Wither-
spoon, %, colored, of 1923 Tenth
street NV, was held under
$4,000 bond by United States
Commissioner Cyril s. Lawrence
yesterday. His case was continued
until March % for a hearing on
his removal to Baltimore.
Treasuary agents said he is be-
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Kinemon Park Citizens
Plon Drive on VondoIs

The Kingman Park Civic AS
sociation has appointed a COM
mittee to make plans for a mass
meeting to abolish vandalism in
the area.
At a recent meeting of the
group in the Browne Junior High
School, Twenty-fourth street and
Benning road NE, the associa-
ton urged that all residents in
the neighborhood join to stamp
out recent outbreaks of vandalism
there.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
$369, 900 Is Low Bid
lon Bell School Addition

The District received low bid
of $685., 900 for proposed addition
to the Bell Vocational High
School, Hiatt place and Lamont
street NV.
Curtis Builders, Inc, submitted
the lowest of nine offers ranging
up to $439,929.
The construction is to attach
two wings to the present Bell, for
merly the old Powell Junior High
School. They will house various
shops.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

lieved to be the last of ring OF
men who peddled heroin and
marihuana to soldiers at Andrews
Air Force Base. The other five
members were arrested earlier.
Police said Witherspoon was ar
rested at Seventh and S streets
NV. after he approached two
agents and offered to Elk them
up"
France has ordered from Brit
ain a 74-inch rejecting telescope
to set up outside Paris.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Mccarthy Is AssaiIed
By Brannan in Talk 10
Party in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July g.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
tonight accused Senator McCar-
thy of un-American methods in
his campaign against the State
Department-of distorting infor-
nation to create fear. confusion,
disunity and discord."
"All the shouting from the
housetops has exposed no Com
munists, brought no traitors to
justice" the Secretary told a
Democratic Party rally.
Speaking in the home State of
the Republican Senator who has
blasted the State Department as
a Red-infested agency which fol-
lows the Communist line, Mrs.
Brannan said that American pro-
cesses had imprisoned traitors and
removed security risks from the
Government through the FBI and
the loyalty program.
Doesn't Mention Mccarthy.
TITS about time some of those
crying loudest against communism
took time to join the team that is
really fighting communism in
realistic way" the secretary OBJ
served, instead of actually tear
ing down the very bulwarks we are
building up against it.
MIR. Brannan never once men
toned Senator Mccarthy by name