Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

saying, II am still a loyal
subject of the Queen.'-AP
WirephOtO via radio from
London.
support and a naval blockade"
Senator Jenner went on. They
removed their commander in
midcampaign. But the Amer
leans did not know they were
supposed to lose the war. so
they won it.
Then the Fair Dealers stopped
to the ultimate depths-they
gave away the victory our men
had won with their blood"
He said true Democrats"
helped the Republicans win the
1852 presidential election.
Mundt Sees Tragedy"
And in Sioux Falls. S. OAK.
Senator Mundt, Republican, OF
South Dakota said the greatest
tragedy Of the Korean war was
a decision made by some one-I
won't mention his name-to use
American boys against the Orien-
tai boys and TO keep our shiny
new weapons in mothballS."
He said also the number Of
employees dropped from Federal
payrolls as security risks now
given as 2.200-will grow and
grow and grow"
The Republican Party is too
busy getting miStits out of Cow
eminent service, he went on. to
catalog them as Communists. sex
perverts. crooks or drunkards.
This was a reference to con-
tinued demands by Democrats
and newsmen for a breakdown by
categorles of the 1900.
Representative Short. Repub-
lican. of Missouri said in st.
Louis he does not go along with
the charge that the Demo-
cratic Party is the party of trea-
SON. but he remarked:
Because the New-Fair Deal
has for two decades been re-
turned to power by telling lies
about Herbert Hoover, I'm in
cllned to venture that the Re-
publican Party can be retained
in power by telling the truth
about Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Harry Truman.
Administration Praised.
Praising what he termed the
new and wholesome atmosphere"
brought to government by the
Republican administration, SEN
ator Martin, Republican OF
Pennsylvania. declared we still
have a long way to 60 to over
come and correct the results Of
20 years of Socialistic expert
mentation and the disloyal con-
duct OF men in high places"
Senator Welker, Republican Of
Idaho. said in Dover, N. H., the
Eisenhower administration has
seen 1.-The total and absolute end
of a disgraceful era of corrup-
ton and malpractice in Office"
And he accused "hatchet men"
OF the Democratic Party Of try
ing to "diStort and discredit our
efforts"
Democrats continued their
counterattacks on Republican
charges.
Representative Holifeld. DEM
ocrat, of California, told the
House yesterday that attacks on
the personal integrity OF lat
uals in either party were sinking
below political partisanship into
the rat sewers"
Attacks Called Un-American.
Democratic House Leader Nc
Cormack of Massachusetts said
the Republicans are "eneagjng
in political immortality" in NON
American" attacks on the Demo-
Gratis.
Mr.. Mccormack called it dis
turbing' for r. w. Scott Me-
Leod, State Department security
officer, to make political
Senator Lehman. Democrat
Liberal. of New York, said in a
statement he will introduce leg
iSlation to ban such activity by
Government officials responsible
for security.
Mr.. Mcleod. in WATERFOWL,
S. Oak. last night said the pur-
pose of his speaking tour was to
give a progress report. He said
attacks on the propriety of his
tour "are pure spite"
Representative Price, Demo-
crat. Of Illinois, said that Re-
publican speakers who leave
the impression that Democratic
administrations for the past 20
years have been guilty of trea-
son." ought to remember that
Gen. Eisenhower and Secretary
If State Dulles participated in
the affairs of our Government
through those years-that they
held high positions of trust and
in both the Roose-
,elt and Truman administra.
innc