Evening star., 1950-09-23
Mccarthy Asks
'AcF1eson Custer
AT G. 0. P. Rally
Demand CIimuxes
Talk Before 1000
In HyottsviIle

III IyuttSViIIS
Senator Mccarthy, Republican.
of Wisconsin, last night called for
the immediate removal from Of
flee of Secretary of State Acheson.
His demand climaxed a 1h-
hour speech before a cheering
crowd of nearly 1000 persons at
tending Republican rally in the
Hyattsville Armory.
At the same time, he accused
three Democratic Senators-Ma-
jority Leader Lucas, and Senators
Tydings, of Maryland; and Nc
Mahon, of Connecticut-of "hav-
ing done more than any others in
this Nation to shield the traitors,
protect the disloyal and confuse
Americans in their desperate fight
against international Commu-
niSm"
Renews Attack on Reds.
He made the charge in renew
ing his attack on Communists and
their supporters in the Govern
ment. Senator Tydings headed a
special subcommittee to investi-
gate Senator McCarthy's charges
of Communist infiltration in the
State Department.
During his talk, Senator Nc
Carthy also invited true Demo-
Gratis" to vote Republican in the
November general election, rather
than continue to support the "Ad-
minlstration Democratic Party
which is no longer an American
Party"
In his attack on Mr.. Acheson,
the Wisconsin Senator described
the Secretary of State as "the man
who betrayed China to the Com
munists."
"This man." Senator Mccarthy
shouted, "who worked on the team
of world strategy to create Red
China and Red Poland, should
be removed from the high COM
mand of our foreign policy at
once. The people cannot afford
to wait until the elections of
1852.
Time Has Run Out
"The time has run out for the
men who today are covering the
tracks of their blunders with plans
that will lead us to further dis
aster."
Declaring that Mr.. Acheson
has been the Democratic Admin
istration's master planner for
disaster" Senator Mccarthy ac-
cused him Of:
/. Clearing the way for the
Communist invasion of South
Korea by stating it was not in
cluded in this country's defense
plan.
| 2. Supporting Alger Hiss even
after the former State Depart
ment official was convicted of
perjury by a Federal jury in New
York.
8. Being responsible for approv-
ing a $50 million loan to the
Communist government of Poland.
Turns Fire on "Whitewash."
Senator Mccarthy turned his
verbal fire against Senators Lu-
cas-, Tydings and McMahon for
what he termed their white
wash" of his Communism charges.
He devoted nearly one hour of
his talk to a review Of the charges,
during which he also recalled his
fight to "rid the State Depart
ment of sexual perverts."
He added that, although State
Department officials have con-
tended they discharged 81 per-
verts, "14 of the 81 already are
back in Government work and
most of them at higher salaries"
He ended his speech by appeal
ing to the voters to clean house"
They have the power to say
we will not have the dupes and
Stooges of the Kremlin nor will
we have men who are hip deep
in their own failures" he declared.
Other Speakers.
Other speakers included Theo-
dore Roosevelt McKeldin, former
mayor of Baltimore and the Re-
publican candidate for Governor,
and Thomas S. Carr, Annapolis
radio station operator, who is run
ming against Representative Sass
Ger, Democrat. for the House of
Representatives in the 5th dis
trict.
John Raymond Fletcher, Re-
publican candidate for the State
Senate from Prince Georges Coun-
Ity, presided and introduced his
party's candidates for county of
fees.
The rally was sponsored by the
county's Republican State Cen.
tral Committee, of which Mr..
Fletcher is chairman; the coun-
tvs Republican and Young Re-
publican Clubs and the Federation