Evening star., 1951-01-27
Conference.-The
On Government
ToFire Acheson
81 Patriotic Groups
Are Represented in
Unanimous Motion

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Of Secretary of State Acheson was
called for today in a resolution
adopted by the Women's Patriotic
Conference at the Hotel Statler.
The resolution, presented by
Mrs. Willis c. Reed, national
president. American Legion Aux
iliary. read:
Because Dean Acheson, Secre-
tary of State, has destroyed the
confidence of the American people
in certain members of the State
Department, as well as in himself
as it's chief, we urge that the
President remove Immediately
from Office the Secretary of State,
and those in high positions of
Government who do not have the
keenest loyalty and respect for the
Government.
81 Organizations Take Part.
The resolution was adopted
without dissenting votes, and was
accompanied by handclapping
The conference is composed of 81
participating women's patriotic
organizations.
Fleet Admiral Chester W.
Ninitz, named to head President
Truman's new Commission on In
ternal Security, has bad" record
on tolerance of prof. Communists, .
Rabbi Benjamin Schultz, national
director of the Jewish League
Against Communism, declared
today.
He said Admiral Nimitz, as Uni
versity of California regent. voted
against unseating 40 professors
who refused to take a non- Com
munist oath.
"Nimitz, a naval hero, is sincere
and loyal. but is being used in a
deliberate attempt to whitewash
an evil, pro- Communist situation,
declared Rabbi Schultz.
IF the admiral heads the new
commission. it is designed to
hamper a real security check"
Calls Marshall Fall Guy"
The rabbi contended that Ad-
miral Nimitz "has definite phil
osophy on loyalty. and his COM
mission will reflect it."
Secretary of Defense Marshall.
"a great Army man." has been
used as a fall guy" in a "=nili-
tary name plot aimed at shield
ing pro-Red activities. Rabbi
Schultz asserted. When Gen.
Marshall was chief of staff. Army
"orientation courses largely fol-
lowed the Communist Party line,
though he did not realize it," the
rabbi said.
President Truman is "a loyal
American" but should clean house
of Red influences, Senator Nc
Carthy, Republican, of Wisconsin
last night told the conference.
Senator Mccarthy, in another
attack on Secretary Acheson and
Ambassador Philip C. Jessup, de-
clared:
IF this Nation and our civiliza-
tion is yet to live, then the rally
ing cry of the American people
should be: Get rid of the entire
Acheson-Jessup-Yalta crowd-get
rid of all the Pied Pipers for dis
aster.
Says Truman Is Loyal.
Truman is a loyal American.
He doesn't want communism to
win out in this country any more
than you and l do. Unfortunately,
however, he is a man of great
stubbornness and a small mind-a
man who is being operated by
puppet strings pulled by the
Acheson-Jessup crowd, but if the
pressure from the American peo-
pie becomes great enough, there
is hope that he will yet clean
house"
The Senator also told his audi
ence:
ut follows as the night follows
the day that when the crimson
clique in our Government engi-
neeled the Communist victory in
China they signed the death war;
rant of every man who has cied
in Korea"
Unless Red China and Soviet
Russia discontinue their aggres-
si)n against the United States
Congress should declare that a
state of war exists between this
country and Red China, Ben
jamin Gitlow, former general sec
retary of the Communist Party
told the conference.
Praises Macarthur.
Mr.. Gitlow urged that Chiang
Kai-Shek be encouraged to "open
up a second front on the China
mainland; said 1--WE must bach
up Gen. Macarthur, despite what
the British newspapers are say
ing about him at the present
time" and declared: "We car
thank our stars we had Mac.
Arthur in Japan and not Dear
Acheson."
Among resolutions adopted, the
conference urged the Federal Gov
eminent to intern every known
member of the Communist Party
in the United States; outlaw the
party and place its members in
suitable places of detention,
with American citizens in it
placed on trial as traitors and
aliens treated as enemy spies.
Other resolutions expressed corfl-
dence in Gen. Macarthur, advo-
Gated that any foreign flag flown
in this country be accompanied
by the Stars and Stripes, COM
mended Director j. Edgar Hoover
and his Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation and favored an "impartia.
and comprehensive" investigation
by Congress of Federal empolyes
loyalty.