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Evening star., 1951-06-03
By John M. Hiehtower
Assoeioted Press Stoff Writer

Dean Acheson's appearance be-
fore the Macarthur inquiry COM
mittee may have a lot to do with
whether he stays on as Secretary
of State.
In the broadest political sense
the man and his policies are now
on trial before Congress and the
country. The extent to which he
wins support or loses still further
ground to his critics may vitality
influence his final decision.
Mr.. Acheson marched to the
committee table in the Senate
Office Building Friday with what
appeared to be the somewhat
grim confidence of a man who is
sure he is right, but not sure how
many other persons can be per-
suaded to agree with him. Asso-
ciates deserted him as calm and
confident, but none would deny
that he carried as complete a set
of handicaps as ever plagued a
man who had to testify on Capitol
Hill.
. There is already speculation,
for example, as to how long he
will undergo the wearing grind
of unfriendly questions from his
Republican attackers before he
loses his temper. He has some
times embarrassed his friends
and harmed his own cause by
showing impatience in such Cir
cumstances in the past.
Has Few Staunch Defenders.
Moreover in the present situ-
alton he has very few friends in
the sense of staunch defenders.
Added to those. Republicans who
have long demanded his resigna-
ton are a growing number of
Democrats who regard him as
politically expendable and have
rather more quietly than the Re-
publicans-suggeSted that he be
relieved of his post.
Attorney General McGrath
said yesterday in an interview in
Massachusetts, that Mr.. Acheson
may eventually conclude that
courageous public service exacts
a price that is not worth paying"
These troubles only begin the
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to repeat what was said at these
meetings at his Office.
If you wish me to say what
matters were taken up, what the
outcome of each particular meet
ing was, what conclusions were
reached, what action was agreed
upon and taken, shall be very
glad to go into that.
II you wish me to answer ques-
tions in regard to my own at
titude on the relief of Gen. Mac
Arthur. I shall be glad to answer
those questions, though I cannot
say what I said at any one OF
these meetings.
Instruction Must Be Obeyed.
Senator Wiley-I want TO thank
you, Mr.. Secretary. I think that
statement you just made clarifle:
everything. You say you are un-
der instructions from the Presi-
dent and those instructions, / pre-
sumo. as q lawyer, you claim the
Presidents privilege then or that
they were confidential, and OF
such a nature that. within GER
tain decisions, you are not privi-
legged to repeat the conversations
Is that right?
Secretary AchesonI think
that is what I said, yes, sir.
Senator Wiley-Would you
claim that what was said in those
conversations would be against
the public interest to disclose OF
against the Presidents interests
to disclose?
Secretary Acheson-I wouldn't
say either. I would just say that
the President has the right to in
struct his subordinates as to what
they should say or not say in
regard to conversations in his
presence OF an official nature
and when he gives that instruc-
ton. 50 far as I am concerned
that instruction has to be obeyed
Senator Wiley - Well, do you
claim it is the privilege Of the
Government or the privilege o1
the President?
Secretary Acheson-Well, I an
not trying to analyze the matter
Senator. It seems to me thai
the whole structure of our Gov.
|ernment means that in carrying
out its highest functions the thret
coordinate branches cannot in.
terfere with one another, and re.
quire the disclosure of confiden.
tial material.
I should think that it would bt
very clear indeed, for instance
that neither the executive nor th'
legislative branch could require
the members of the Supreme
Court to disclose what was sait
Ihy any of them in their confer
ences when they decide cases.
Senator Wiley-Do you claim i
constitutes a state secret, thes'
discussions. in relation to tht
planning and the execution of tn,
recall of Gen. Macarthur?
Mr. Acheson-I think that it
I don't know whether you woule
call it state secret-it is a con
fldential matter that took place
with the President among his ad'
visers.
Senator Wiley-Is not one O
the issues in this investigation
was the President justified by th'
fact even though he had the arbi
trary power to recall Macarthur
Secretary AcheSon Il don
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Effect of Firiino
OfMdcArthur

Senator Wiley - Mr.. Secretary
:. Can you tell us what the effect
of recalling Macarthur has had
on the situation in the Far East,
particularly in relation to Japan
and the japanese people?
Mr.. Acheson-The effect of the
relief of Gen. Macarthur in Japan
was one of very considerable shock
when it was announced. In order
10 deal with that situation the
best way We thought possible, Mr..
Dulles went out and had a great
many conferences with the Japa-
nese, made a speech to them,
talked to the various party mem
bers, and their Parliament, and
made it clear to them that the
matter Of the japanese peace
treaty still remained one of the
most urgent and Of primary i'm
portance with us. and we were
going forward with it.
Fortunately, while he was there
the President directed further ar
rangements In connection with
the treaty to be negotiated with
New Zealand and Australia. We
were making arrangements for
the Philippines. ALI of that
helped very much to restore the
view that we would not change in
any way our policy.
Senator Wiley-Do you think
the condition is restored in Japan
now? What is the latest news on
that?
Mr.. Acheson-T think that it Is
very largely restored. I am told
that the various reports which
have come out of this investiga-
ton here cause some uneasiness in
Japan.
Senator Wiley-Can Gen. Van
Fleet negotiate a Korean armis-
tice now, if an opportunity pre-
Isents itself?
Mr.. Acheson-If any approach
was made to Gen. Van Fleet, he
would Immediately report to the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and be in
Istructed by the Government.
Senator Wiiey-In other words
the general in the field, if there
was opportunity to negotiate an
Iarmistice, wouldn't have any au-
thority until he had come back to
the Chiefs of Staff, is that youl
idea?
Mr.. Acheson-He would be re-
quired to report to the Chiefs OF
Staff if any overtures were made
to him.
Senator Wiley-This statement
I read to you out of the paper
seems to differ with what Van
Fleet said recently. He said the
38th Parallel means nothing tc
him. Do you agree, it means
nothing to the State Department
either?
Mr.. Acheson-From the military
point of view. Senator, the 38th
Parallel has no significance. The
troops have to move and do move
freely back and forth across it. !
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No Declaration
OF War Needed

Senator Saltonstall-The Presi-
dent did not ask Congress for a
declaration of war when we went
into Korea. I+would like to- ask
you, SO far as the State Depart
ment is concerned. why it WASH t
necessary under our constitution;
and the second part of the ques-
tion is-Would it not have. been
better. had he done so?
Mr.. AcheSon-Senator we pre-
pared, at the request of the House
10. Representatives, review of the
P@ @sident's powers and precedents
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the Chinese Communist military
leaders. the President of the
United States had authorized you.
as Secretary of State, to carry on
conversations or diplomatic nego-
tiations with the heads of other
governments in regard to their
views as to the possible terms of
Continued on Page AT, Col. IL
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Hong Kong Blockade
Question Raised

Senator Wiley - What effect
would a blockade of Hong Kong
have on the general situation? I
see there is considerable differ
ence 4 that. I think it is only
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HELP MEN

MEN, to work in Kiddieland Amuse-
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KIDDIELAND, SO34 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Nd, after 3 pm. 10
MEN (2), colored, to work on soda
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SIMPSONS PHARMACY. 70l r
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MEN WANTED. TO work ON sol
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CLERK

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Starting salary depending upon
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SALESMAN, by well-established local
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SALESMAN-Cau on dry cleaning
industry: wonderful opportunity for
right man, Must own auto and oe
under 40 years OF age. Exper. not
STANDARD PRESSING MACHINE
CO. 1109 9th st. NV. 10
SALESMAN: store clerk; building ma
terial or hardware experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. Good sal
ary and incentive commission; work
in Arlington, Va. Call Mr.. Andre,
CHI. 0200. Monday or Tuesday. 10
used cars; brand-new lot;
Thoroughly conditioned used cars;
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sALEsMANEExper. clothing man for
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portunity; steady position. Apply
for ladies' shoes; expert
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salary plus commission. FORSYTHE
SHOE Store. 1873 F st. NV. ME.
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brick and building supply company
penses. Phone MA. 5Ss5 for ap-
gointment, ALASKA COAL AND
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HELP MEN
WANTED

By a progressive furniture company
an experienced furniture repai,
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GOOD salary. good hours, employe
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WASH BOY; excel. pay
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TON. 1901 No. Washington blvd
Arlington. 10
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P.S.M. OPERATOR

Machine operator, age 21-35; exper
and accuracy necessary; this posi-.
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Mr.. HOLBURNER. -15
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call ME. 6619. YOUNG & BOWERS
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES 10Y
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TN 4 Co. Realtors. 1929 Conn.
RECEPTioNfSf-PBx operator for re-.
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Monday. 10
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YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledge,
tipping ability preferred.
Must be able to get along
with people, those with
whom you work and the
public with whom you will
deal. Excellent salary, paid
winter and summer vaca-
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fits. If you are an ambitious
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is a splendid opportunity.
See Mr.. Rubinstein, AUTO
MONEY CO., 18th and K
SITS. NV.
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PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

who is accurate with fsures: lesibic
handwriting and Q tipping speed OF
80 words per min. are required
6.day 4ochr; week. vacations with
many other empIoye advantases. s
Apply Personnel. Room sos; open
weekdays $50 to s ard sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
PIX TYPIST. This position is per
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ARISTo CLEANERS. 1925 8. Capitol.
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SECRETARIES

and non tech
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Spring. Alternate five
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Excellent advancement
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Johns Hopkins Univer-
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Silver Spring, Md.
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TIRE CHANGER

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THE EVENING STAR
I1O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
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|BEAUTICIANS-We have opening
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In person. HUdo's. 1903 K st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, to assist IN all
give manicures; salary open; hrs,
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snampooer and manicurist. AR.
THURS BEAUTY SALON, 1105 q
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced M1c
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BEAUTY oPERAToR. $50 per W.,
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oPEEAGoER ialG Es os st. on. nT silver
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BooKKEEPER. general ONCE expert.
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primary job as payroll clerk. nne
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airy 800 per week unless exceptional
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OIL. 3240. IA
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HELP WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT for key position in
comptroller ONCE; must be graduate
OF recognized accounting schoCi
With knowledge OF taxation; age
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Sa.a-hr: week, no Saturday work;
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ACCOUNTANT. junior. for CPA stan.
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IN gaining professional training and
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Please reply in own handwriting
stating. age. education, experience'
marital status, knowledge OF once
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reply Box 261-C. Star. 10
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT
WboIssafae 70 handie ooacs accounts receiyable in
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TAILOR wanted; must Be exper..
Richard si j IsrssIS at Bell croTHEs'
TAILOR. hrst-class: commission basis;
DRY CLEANERS, Cypress 969o. 12'
TAILOR, experienced. to handle
mems and women's alterations: $50
for 44-hour week. Call Sligo 1929.
TECHNICIAN. age 21-3o. exper. IN
military supply procedure. specifi-
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TELEvIsioN SERvICEMEN - Fuil-
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TELEyISION SERVICEMAN with car;
e1cellent opportunity. good pay. Call
TENOR & ssooIio1sT-l-service prose,-
tant church; $40 per month 90
months); start in Sept. Box 167-E,
THEATER MANAGER. white, s5 to
20 years; perm, position seE sober.
work long hours; no experience nee;
for man willing to learn; good
salary. ALAMO THEATRE CORP
rIIREEo rIIREEo ''e eHAN9GERs, 4 9iE experienced;
HUNDLEY. 3446 18th ST. NV.
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SPOTTER-WOOI

SPOTTER-WOOL
for retail dry cleaning plant, steady
job, good pay, excel. working cond
Wonderful oppor. for advancement
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS, 323
Carroll st. NV. 10
and Steamfitter's &
helper wanted. Call LU. 4-6S6S
10
STENOGRAPHER Need not be
shorthand expert, but must be quail
ified typist. on statements and sta
tistical reports; salary So. .43S per
annum. Apply Room $50, UNION
STATION. %
STOCK CLERK, for mems furnishing
ment. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 942 F st. NV. 10
STOCK CLERK AND PORTER-Per-
manent position; good salary. Apply
SALTz BROTHERS, 1341 F st. NV.
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SECKETARY-STENO eX-
per-; manager's ONCE, Commodore
sECRETARY-sTENo., rs 70 so, of
above-ayerage ability, TO perform
responsible duties In small multiple
corporate otfice in Clarendon, va.
This fascinating operation will af-
steady and ambitious young lady
An unusual opportunity. Advance
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Structton or real estate experience
9eslranle e N. Arl. res. preferred
EcGY.-sTENo,. SRI salary $3.50 p.r Ys sr. j,
air-cond. bldg; 5-day wk. Accur.
acy in shorthand above speed. WORK
varied; law ONCE exper desirable but
not essential. Box 1O-C, Star. Ia
SILK PRESSERS (5l. must be ex.
perienced; straight salary or piece
worE; plenty Of work; hours z am.
TO $3.50 pm. Vacation with pay
plus other employe benefits. Apply
ready for work. VOGUE CLEAN
sTESoGRAFHhEHRs G PthHsnsWifs WITH fa; mediea, g exl
perience for operating rm., June Isl
70 June 30. Call superintendent,
STENoGRAPHER, permanent position H
with national organization; attrac-
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3o-hrs.; insurance and hospitaliza-
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sfn saao once UNDERWOOD CORP.
sr2SoGRArhER raSS q ssi hiM - Air-eonditionn.d on
tate once. BOSS / PHELPS, NC.
14l7 K st. NV. la
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HELP WokAEN
CASHIERS
$SssaNS "
IVEyL;kzN

For parking lot. Bewteen Is and
35 yrs. Alternating day and eve
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sary. We train you. Apply 301
Homer Bldg. 6U1 18th st. NV.
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HELP WoAEM

RECEPTIoNIST SWITCHBOARD oper-
6loT Tor NV: apt. bldg. Apply RESI-
DENT MANAGER, 3051 idaho ave,
NV, Warwick Apt, between Cathe-
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RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST; neat an
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SnT1S;, SnTu; Apply in person. GRIGG
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very interesting and nleasant wnrt
THE GIFT STALL, 18th and K
stS. NV. III
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TYPIST

No experience REQUIRED: pleasant
working conditions. See Mr.. Klein.
MARVIN CREDIT. 734 7th st, NV.
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MESSENGER

17-19 years Of ass. neat In appear
ance courteous and willing to give
good attendance. Bring your birth
certificate. Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays, S:30-6 and
Sat Of Mo rln0uo caJje
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CASHIER
White; full or part time: no SUNDAYS
Experienced Apply 3 to S pm,
TALLY-HC RESTAURANT. sic 18th
st. NV. Ia
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FORMICA-TOP MAN for welI-estab-
hshed firm. Steady year-round work
with excel. oppor. for adv. Appli-
can't must be. clean cut and exper
in the manufacture of Formica or
Linoleum top. Apply Mr.. Edward,
JOHN g; WEBSTER q SONS. INC.
AGED MAN with knowledge
Of truck or auto service to relieve
busy service manager Of desk detail;
excellent opportunity for man will
ing to work and learn; many bene-
fits. Reply in own handwriting,
stating qualifications. age. etc. Box
LOCAL i.AsEi iRAEwiLE1GH BUSINESS 1lS avail.
able; start Immediately; selling ex-
perience helpful but not required;
car necessary. Write at once for
ParTtteulaygss, sa.sI- RAWLEIGH's. Dept
OPENING FOR YOUNG MEMBER of
the bar in well-established Wash.
law once. Answer giving qualifica-
tions in writing. Box 316-C. Star. %
LAW STUDENT or recent graduate.
opport. for perm. position In claim
dept. OF Nation-wtde. insurance COM
panv. Apply in writing. Box 120-E,
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN, over 10
Good pay. Apply WEsTERN UNION
NEAT. i2c ifsa ENEkGRfTc RI Eric YOUNG MEN MEN to
arrange appointments for home por-
trait photographer. Proven terri
tory! Above average earnings. Start
immed. Interviews, 1915. LIFE
STUDIOS, 707 G st. NV. -13
Evening star., 1951-06-09

We need two disnified. hard -hitting
statesmen who require more than q
substantial living; must have q Ear
and be willing to work; ability more
important than experience. OW.