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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-28

they are "always looking for
the angle" whats Ike's
ANGLE" they eXcitedly ask;
whats his angle?' And then be-
fore they have any answer at all
they proceed to explain his "angle'
in the press and over the air ac-
cordng to their own more or less
preiudiced or partisan viewpoints.
Frequently some Of these indi-
viduals find they are wrong but
most of them still keep up the
search. unable to believe in the
nouexistence of the angle. The
truth is that Mr. Eisenhower just
has not got any angles, either per-
sonally or politically. He plays the
game straight and ON the level. He
isn't sinister and he isn't self
seeking. Simplicity and sincerity
are his outstanding characteristics
and that is what battles the over
sophisticated and leftish groups
here who have been more or less
trying to gang up on him since
his inauguration.
The effort is perhaps natural be-
cause they were undoubtedly
deeply disappointed when the
smooth Mr.. Stevenson (of whose
success they were assured was
overwhelmingly defeated last No
vember, and have since mired
themselves pretty badly in dire
forecasts and prediction about the
new President, none of which has
proved well based. Anot h +
reason is that for more than
twenty years we have not had a
President who says what he means
and means what he says, who does
not cut corners, play cute tricks
or trife with the truth. Under the
circumstances, it isn't surprising
that from a number Of quarters
there should be neutrality-suspicious.
and MISUNDERSTANDING of the
things he does and says.
For example, completely ignor-
ing the fact that during his cam
paign he repeatedly and emphati-
cally declared himself middle Of
the roader,' when he gives evil
dence that that is exactly what he
is the critics do not like it at all
First, they point out that he makes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-28

an appointment to please the
liberal Republicans. And the
next day makes a move along con-
servative lines. At once they dis
Germ the "angle" He is trying to
conciliate both sides, play both
ends against the middle and is
wholly lacking in conviction.
Then there is an element deter
mined to believe that the Pres-
dent and his Secretary of State,
Mr.. Dulles, are afraid of Senator
Joe Mccarthy and have practical
ly abdicated in his favor so far as
foreign policy and the State De
partment are concerned. There is
another element which insists that
he covers before Senator Taft and
permitted the latter to dictate the
new Joint Chiefs of Staff. In the
first place, Senator Taft denies
this emphatically and categorical
ly. He says the President at no
time consulted him, that Secretary
Of Defense Wilson called him in
and told him who had been selected
and he said he thought they were
all good men.
In the second place, it does not
make much sense to say that
President Eisenhower is afraid of
anyone. Certainly he isn't the
"scary" type Naturally he wants
peace and cooperation, but it is a
little difficult to regard him as
man easy for either a Taft or a
Mccarthy or anyone else to push
around on a matter of principle or
to picture him as one who won't
fight. That does seem absurd Yet
that is the way he is being por-
trayed by some of our liberal
writer's who appear to find evil
dence of this cowardice not only in
his allegedly craven attitude to-
ward Taft and Mccarthy but in his
moves to take the Government out
of the electric power business,
which is what he said he would do
before election; in his agricultural
policy, which certainly is in accord
with his promises; in his insistence
upon extending the reciprocal
trade treaty; in his attitude to-
ward the Taft-Hartley Act, and in
practically everything else. The
CIO, ardent advocate of the eight
hour day and 40-hour week, has
even started nagging him about
the hours he spends playing golf.
The new AFL President also
seems to miss no opportunity to
snipe
To sum it up, Ike just does not
seem able to do anything at all to
please this ingenious band of liter
AIRY sharpshooters who almost
daily assail him first. for being too
leftish, and then for being to right
ish, who seek to promote the view
that he a poor, bewildered boob,
without courage, character or con
viction. That seems their general
idea and it must be admitted it
has been diligently promoted and
widely presented. 1t does not APP
pear, however, to have carried CON
viction anywhere. According to re-
ports, the Eisenhower popularity
remains undiminished-even en-
HANGED Perhaps the people are
less bafrled by simplicity and sin
cerity than the critics Perhaps
they like it-for change.
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The postoffice nationally was
testing new ideas in drive to cut
costs.
COP national chairman Hall said
he favored lowering voting age to
49,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-28
There Are No "Angles''

The trouble about President
Eiscnhower's political and Journal
istic critics is that they are con-
stantly searching for something
that isn't there. As Mr.. Holmes
Alexander wrote in a recent column
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Evening star., 1953-06-07

IT'S as easy to frost the last
l. little cake as the first when
you use can't-fail ''Philly"
Frostings J! That's because these
luscious uncooked frostings,
made with creamy rich Philadel-
phia Brand Cream Cheese, are
never too soft, never too hard,
but stay perfect for spreading.
For these party cakes bake
your own favorite cake or cake
mix in an oblong pan, size
9"x Is" x 2". When cool, cut
cakes into small diamonds,
squares, bars, circles, crescents.
Bosie Recipe for famous
"PhiIIY" Frosting: Blend a g.
OF. package of genuine Phila-
delphia Brand Cream Cheese
(or 6 level tbsps. from the
H-lb. package) with l tbsp.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOW TO DECORATE THE CAKES

HOW TO DECORATE THE CAKES.
SQUARES: Frost with basic ''Philly"
Frosting to which ! tsp. vanilla has been
added. Drip melted chocolate on edges.
CIRCLES: Frost the same as squares. Roll
edges in coconut. Or, using pastry tube,
decorate with rosettes of Lemon 'Philly'
Frosting. CREsCENTs: Frost with Lemon
"Philly" Frosting. Decorate with basic
'Philly' Frosting. DIAMONDS: Frost with
Peppermint "Philly'' Frosting. Cover
sides with crushed peppermint stick
candy. oBLoNG BARS: Frost with Choco-
late ''Philly'' Frosting. Dip edges or sides
in chopped nuts.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

milk. Gradually blend in 2k c.
sifted confectioners' sugar.
Lemon ''PhiIIy" Frossins: Basic
recipe but replace milk with
l tbsp. lemon juice. Add l tsp.
grated lemon rind; few drops
of yellow color.
Peppermint "PhiIIy" Frossins:
To basic recipe add l tbsp.
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(Note: If you prefer the frostings
slightly thinner for spreading
these small cakes, simply add a
little more of the liquid.)
Evening star., 1953-11-20

of the Fund he does not come
under the authority of this Gov
ernment.
Mr.. Taylor denied under oath
before Senator McCarthy's per-
manent investigating subcom-
mittee that he had ever been a
Communist or engaged in espio-
mage activities. He admitted,
however, that he was recon-
mended to White for Treasury
post by Nathan Gregory Silver
master, named by Elizabeth
Bentley and Whitaker Cham
bers as head of spy ring in
Washington.
Senator Mccarthy told re-
porters that Mr.. Taylor also adj
mitted knowing Alger Hiss, Har-
old CHASER and William Ludwig
U1lman, all prominent names in
>the various Investigations of sub
versiveS in Government.
Mr.. Gerety said his agency
does not disclose its decisions in
loyalty cases involving interna-
tional bodies except in a letter
to the State Department for
transmission to the head of the
international organization con-
cerned. In that letter we make
certain recommendations, only"
He added that he believes that
"at some future time we will
have to make some public dis
closures"
Evening star., 1953-11-20
FOUND.

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may have by Identifying. NE. S-1830.
WATCH-DeScribe watch and where
WRIST WATCH, mans. vic. of Friend
ship Heights. Md. Nov. s. OIL. 4-7O46.
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u. 5. Probes Loyalty
Of William H. Taylor,
Associate Of White

The Government has begun a
loyalty investigation of William
Henry Taylor, an official of the
international Monetary Fund
who once served in the Treasury
with Harry Dexter White.
The investigation was disclosed
today by Chairman Pierce j.
Gerety of the International
Organizations Employe Loyalty
Board, an agency of the Civil
Service Commission.
He said the Taylor case sis
being processed in accordance
with our established procedures
-and I use the present tense. I"
Mr.. Taylor first came under
fire in the November, 1945, FBI
roundup report which listed
White and a number of other
suspected Government employees.
He worked with White in the
Treasury, and followed him to
the staff of the Monetary Fund
when White became executive
director of the American section
of the Fund. At present Mr..
Taylor is assistant director of
the Near East and Asia divisions
of the Fund.
Former Secretary of the Treas
ury Snyder tried to have Mr..
Taylor removed from the Fund
a year ago. Secretary Humphrey
has also sought his custer. How
ever, since he is a staff employe
Evening star., 1953-11-20
George Washington
Fire Engine Drive
Is Nearing Success

The old fire engine that
George Washington gave Alex
andria in 1855 is all but on its
way back home.
Baltimore'S Fire Board at a
meeting yesterday agreed to
lend the old pumper to Alex
andria as long as the city keeps
it on display at the restored
Friendship Fire House. The loan
now must be approved by the
Baltimore Board of Estimates.
which is due to meet Wednesday.
Alexandria Mayor Marshall j.
Beverley launched the campaign
for return of the pumper.,
The mayor wants it exhibited
at the old Friendship Firehouse
where it first was put in service.
George Washington was an
honorary captain of Friendship.
and donated the company's first
pumper.
About a century ago, Friend
ship firemen, more concerned
with finances than history, sold
George Washington's engine to
raise money for new equipment,
The old pumper fell into the
hands of a Frederick CMd.) Junk
dealer. Baltimore bought the
pumper from him and has had
it on display at the George
Washington Monument in Balti-
more.
The Baltimore fire commits
sioners put one more condition
on the loan: A plaque must be
displayed with the engine stat
ing that it was loaned by the
Baltimore Fire Department.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Truman administrators ham
ding of Communist inflltration,
Senator Johnston said: "It's
water over the dam. It's a sub
terfuge for misdeeds of the pres
ent administration"
Wants Truman to Appear.
But Senator Hendrickson said
he also intends to renew his
suggestion that Mr.. Truman be
invited to appear before the
Senate subcommittee.
Il feel it is the duty of the
committee to invite him to an
SWer Hoover'S and Brownell'S
testimony" Senator Hendrickson
said, referring to the testimony
OF the Attorney General and
FB1 Director j. Edgar Hoover.
Senator Jenner, now in Indi-
ana, previously has said that he
sees no reason to call Mr.. Tru-
man, that "the record speaks
for itself"
The subcommittee hearings
are in recess until 2 pm. Mon
day when the Justice Depart
ment has been asked to supply
the dates on which FBI reports
on spy suspects in the Treasury
Department were sent to tor
officials.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

| KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2O.-
Harry S. Truman had the time,
the place and the audience last
night to add verbal fire to the
Harry Dexter White controversy,
but he didn't.
Thus the former President
stuck by his oft-repeated state
ments he would have no more
comment to make in the blister
ing cross fire. of charges arising
from the issue.
He spoke briefly to about $50
members of the Jackson County
Young Democrats, Inc, at din
ner meeting. They cheered him.
He smiled, said he was happy to
be there.
Once he referred to the "con-
troversy this week" and then
read from several of the tele-
grams he had received after his
speech Monday night.
That was when he replied to
charges of Attorney General
Brownell that Mr.. Truman kept
the late Harry Dexter White in
government service when he
knew him to be a Communist
spy.
Young Democrats Encouraged.
Mr.. Truman told the Young
Democrats the future was theirs
if they face the problems of the
future and don't look to the
past.
"Never look back" he said
"Don't make little plans. Make
big plans and put them into
effect.
1--WE have a problem, and you
young people can help us solve
Evening star., 1953-11-20

by home in Central Massachu-
Setts.
After revealing himself as an
undercover agent, he said his two
most ardent desires now are to
resume normal existence and
ito join the church."
He and his family were' put
under State police guard as
soon as he began his testimony.
Senator Mccarthy closed the
Boston hearing with the an
nouncement he would return
here to resume his investigation
of General Electric personnel in
this area at a later, still un-
specified date.
He said he will resume hear
ingS in New York next Tuesday
on the Fort Monmouth, N. j.,
personnel.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Truman Has Time and Place,
But Doesn't Mention White

it. The Democratic Party ac-
tually is in the majority today
in the number of votes cast, but
80 per cent of the press is anti
Democrat-anti-any Democrat
1t seems that the only way we
can prove that we are right is to
give the other people a chance
to botch things UP and then we
have to set things straight"
The former President also told
the Democrats:
/ Since the time of jefferson
the people have tried to keep the
Government out of the hands
Of special privilege. The Demo-
Gratis always have tried to do
this, but we didn't succeed very
well last year.
Need to Set House in Order.
What we need to do is to
set our house in order here at
home, and we must have a Vig-
orous Democratic organization
to present the facts to the peo-
pie Of the United States. If
we do. after the next election
we can have forward-looking
men in Congress.
Earlier yesterday, Mr.. Tru-
man greeted with laughter Pres
ident Eisenhower's expressed
hope that the Communists-in-
Government issue will be dead
by the time of next years elec-
tionS.
Mr.. Truman laughed heartily
when asked for comment on the
hope. Reminded that that did
not constitute comment, Mr..
Truman was quoted as saying
We'll, then, you can just say I
laughed"
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Group Offers Help
To Youth Council

The services of a committee
elected by the executive board
of Help for Retarded Children,
Inc, of the Washington area,
have been offered to the Com
missioners' Youth Council.
The committee includes DR..
John A. Lewis, chairman, Mrs.
William H. Bundy. Ralph Orcutt
and Mrs. George Wheeler.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

critical products General Elec-
trio makes for the armed Serv-
ices.
Attorney Defends Them.
Gabriel Kantrovitz, attorney
for both men, who also was
thrown out of the hearing room
when he spoke in behalf of his
clients while another person was
testifying, called the suspensions
arbitrary and without legal
basis"
He said in a statement his
clients testified in secret session
that they are patriotic citizens
and have been guilty of no mis-
conduct at General Electric or
elsewhere"
Teto testified he knows of Red
cells in General Electric plants
in Lynn, Fitchburg, Everett and
Schenectady, N. Y. He added
no secrets are safe from Com
munlStS IN those plants.
Three Lynn General Electric
employees invoked the Fifth
Amendment yesterday when
asked by Senator Mccarthy if
they were Communists and
whether they could bomb the
GE facilities if ordered to by
Russia. They are Henry Arch
deacon of Boston and Donald
Morrill, and Witulad Pietarski,
both of Lynn.
Operatives Family Guarded.
Teto said he joined the Com
munist Party at the request of
the FBI when he was employed
in the Fitchburg plant of Cen
eral Electric in 1941. He is now
in the upholstering business in
Fitchburg, not far from his Ash
Evening star., 1953-11-20
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Evening star., 1953-11-20
Court Backs Fare Rise

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 20 (P.-
The Pennsylvania Superior Court
affirmed yesterday a State pub
lie utility commission order per-
mitting the Pittsburgh Railways
Co. to increase trolley fares from
II to 20 cents.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Mccarthy
Continued From First Page.)

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