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Evening star., 1954-11-04
Stevens Replies to McCorthy
On Who Promoted Peress'

Amendment business and the
G-2 investigation.
Later that month-November,
1953-the investigation W q s
completed. In a letter to the
Pentagon, 1st Army officials
recommended that Mai. Peress
be severed from the service. The
matter was studied by the PEN
tagon and, a month later, on
December 80, officials decided
to give Major Peress an honor
able discharge with the Gus
tomary 80 days notice to be
effective March 81. 1854.
Gen zwicker, commandant
at Camp Kilmer, where the
major was stationed, was
notified January 18 that Mai.
PereSs was to be honorably
discharged March 81 or earlier If
he chose. The major was in
formed of that.
Mccarthy Unit Enters Case.
A day or so later, an investi-
gator for the Mccarthy Investi-
cations subcommittee, telephoned
Gen. Zwicker about what turned
out to be the Peress case, al
though the investigator, c..
George Anastos. apparently didn't
know that Maj. Peress was the
man about whom he was in
quiring. Gen. Zwicker, CO.
operating, apparently gave Mr..
Anastos some information.
Maj. Peress was summoned
before the Mccarthy suhcommit-
tee January 80 and there refused
to answer, pleading the Fifth
Amendment, some 80 questions
about possible Communist con-
nections. Senator Mccarthy
called on Secretary Stevens to
punish those who was responsible
for "bungling" the Peress case
and to courtmartial the major.
Two days later, Maj. Peress
called on Gen. Zwicker and said
he was availing himself of the
opportunity to get out of the
Army Immediately. In a move
that must have set some sort of
record for speed, Maj. Peress
was discharged under honorable
conditions the following day
February 2, 1854.
Secretary Stevens on February
Is wrote Senator Mccarthy, con-
ceding that "our system fell
down" in the Peress case and
telling him steps were being
taken to see that it could not
happen again. He said that
Senator McCarthy's suggestion
that the Peress discharge be re-
versed and he recalled for pur-
pose of court martial were "im-
practicable" since the discharge
was already effective.
QuizZes Gen. Zwicker.
1t was February 18 that Sem
ator Mccarthy called Gen.
zwicker before closed session
Of his subcommittee and, in an
effort to determine who was re-
sponsible for the honorable dis
charge, abused" the general,
according to one of the censure
recommendations to the Senate.
Gen zwicker said he was only
acting under orders from higher
up, but where the orders came
from, he said, he was not at
liberty to tell. That incident
started the Army-McCa
hassle.
While Mr.. Stevens, President
Eisenhower and Secretary of De-
fense Wilson, among others, said
the Peress case was badly mis-
handled, the names of those re-
sponsible were not disclosed.
Senator Mccarthy demanded
the information and MIR. Ste
venS promised the inspector
general would investigate. SEN
ator Mundt, who replaced Sem
ator Mccarthy as chairman of
the Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee for the Army
Mccarthy inquiry, also wanted
the responsibility placed.
Last summer, Mr.. Stevens sent
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

fSa1 Ses1ty ss45 No. PANEL naixa 'fl95R. MoN
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy.
Sill. spr., Md. JU. 6-7804 Open eve
FoRp alRfS '5s ~ VS. stake; s-toot body;
abe bbis'0i MoNSoE FoRp, !ss yEs5t Rc
Vest hwy, Sill. spr., Md. JU. 5-7sO4
0psn EVENINGS til ,. 3: ~ ,..d
E1NRSF Ss9 Silver F9nR 2B4ss MAJ Ma ,J E'5S5i S7SSi
CHEW. so 1-Ton stake. Give 1t a
look and a try today; S145. No
267XA. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
ysso4 WsSs hWy 9ne5 Silver evanSp5 SpsinS ti No. JU
FORD AS F-6 Dump; an all-day
MoNRoE FORD. 1887 East West
hwy. Silver Spring, Nd. JU. 578o4
Open evenings till 8.
FORD as Pgmp S4n No real %STkeT MoN See
ROE FORD, 1897 East-WeSt hwy,
CHEVRoLET TsV6i II SO 1s-ton pickup: clean
as a pin throughout and raring te
sU T9ssy at only s9ss Sss1 wsOn 5gV9
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-43OO.
CHEVROLET 81 sed. delivery. equip
with heater and many workful mi
Clean throughout and ready to go
Only S595. EDMONDS MOTORS
INC. 329S Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va
ia. 2-4300.
GMC 1850 panel h-ton; black. grille
guard, good tires; ready to work;
S595; 30-day guarantee. HILL e.
SANDERS, wash S Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO
FORD 40 h-ton pickup; $50, or
trade for 6 h.p. outboard. UN.
4-7622 after pm. 16"
JEEP. WILLYS 1852 24-ton pickup;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LA SALE '39 convertible; supcrla.
complete motor Job; has had ex-
cePsns,a cepstionai care; ideal for sports-car
ssaassn1usiass; sas1 S27S' terms. IA; g.
LINCOLN 1854 Capri; brand-new;
no mileage: must sacrifice; worth
$1,000: Make an offer. Mr.. KRAFT,
JE. 3-1S49: ewes. IA. S-3400. -I8
LINCOLN '53 Cosmop. black sport
coupe; mos; old; actual mil, 5,400s
!, ! 50n oTner; like new; full. equip:
SS,3Oo. HE. 4-ss21 after pm:
LINCOLN SO Capri hard-top con-
vert'ble: luStrous 2-tone blue finish,
custom interior. radio, heater. Dual
Range Hydra-Matic, elec. windows.
tires. rear speaker. A luxury car
priced SO you may buy: $1,000 ac-
tual miles. This is truly a distin-
guished motor car and almost as
GGS,Tpv new IL vcSnditi9n. ST1iH9ne. $3,295. MONT
Dealer; 3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP.
Lincoln '5a Capri hasrd-top con-
vertible; immaculate 2-tone finish.
1900 actual aStHai miles; MI custom interior:
speaker, etc. A truly fine auto
mobile In every sense of the word.
Absolutely spotless; take a smooth
ride and a thrilling experience in
oSMERYsrGsas ta5S 9e ea5 sI2eSi MONT MONT
Dealer, s715 Bladensburs I'd. AP.
1853 Cosmopolitan 2-door
hard top; r. and h.. white and
Sndow Sask p0wer snS ,es sserns anSd anS aS9 eak
'52 4-door; r. and h.. fully
equipped. low mileage, one owner:
dual-range Hydra. Matte: an excep-
tUr fGnf smy DqE at silver 2as sPRNa ff s9d Mo nSe
hwy. hwy ~ ~ s-sfs7. TS fpiTectis is'taMess across
LINCOLN so Capri sport sedan; D.
tS9s nes nsn I ahs ons sss' ena $
overhead valve. VS. engine, dual
range hyd dr., radio, large heater
and def. unit, Wv. tires, custom
covers, etc, low mi. one owner; a
$aS low P6Ss 10 fGfn sT1Rss ere sss
Lincoln Mercury Dealer. 3716 Bla-
MERCURY i947; new rear end. new
ia2s son hsE 9ss sCs Sfftss
1858 ibs' hardtop coupe; 2.
tone blue; Merc-O-Matic drive.
heater, Wv. tires; only 5000 NIL;
diplomat leaving: $1,000. AID.
MERCURY 1949; a mechanics special;
r., h: $3.50. JU. 7-S110, 8 to 5.
'52 2-door sedan; Nero
O-Matic: one owner: driven by
executive; S295 down. EICHBERd
AUTO SALES. 1909 Wis. ave. NV.
AID. 4-1722. lis
Isl 3d.. Merc-o-Matic
transmission, r. and h., Wv. tires.
down. ROBERT HERSON, 72 Fla.
ave. ne. HO. 2-97S1. lie
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 80 h-ton panel: clean
$645. No. 379XA. MONROE FORD.
1887 East-West hwy. Sill. Spr:: Md
~. 5-78O4. Open evenings It'll Q.
FSSD sss a9oa 1ssp Condition. iRa s PsSne
FORD LIFT TRUCKS. Clark t6). gas
powered: Govt. surplus. 5000 and
1000 200 lb. &C., capacity; wheels; Solid ioId
center; CENTER fsH, Clean and and ready adv for for work. Sf
Nd AP. 7-73no. ''' @iS
so sedan delivery. like
new; 14.700 miles. windows in
stalled on right side for better
visibility; also equipped with steel
Vi3i'"s vaae at $sa5 ss5S or Sn Best oer. oS'aM MR.
WESTON. owner. ia. 7-6lO0. -15
FORD AS. A-ton panel; Orig. owner.
$4,000 mi: $495. JA. 7-7o61;o
ssnd Mast sex se to 0eE; spDrsciste $45o
rkAcfoR Fh; f1asS9 las1 Ford rs; a-spsed .Is
rear. 1OOOx20 tires; Al shape;
ready d. to work. Best offer. 10.
DODGE 81 1-ton Route Van: good
ATLANTIC ELECTRIC g. HARD
WARE CORP, 10th and Michig an
CHEVROLET '5s. hslf,.on pickup;
radio; good cond.; $795, best cash
offer RANSOM MOTORS. Brandy
wine. Md. Fairview 2-3312. is.
FORD '4S F-6 cab and chassis; suit,
able for dump truck: $3.50 or best
cash offer. RANSOM MOTORS.
Brandywine. Fairview 2-3312. lis
DODGE 81 cab and chassis: good
SANs;oM E2z g, i.,,iA. MoToRSs ! SrandyySIne.
FORD 10 F.e tractor with new
to to roll; sSs5 or best cash offer.
RANSOM MOTORS. Brandywine,
Md. Fairview 2-3312. lis
GMC l94S large furniture van;
Rydro R% s-sss, sase lift; $3.50; easy tag terms
FORD so; fiat dump. 15-ft. dump
$4,000 actual miles; SS95. or best
cash offer. RANSOM MOTORS,
Brandywine. Md. Fairview 2-3312.
CHEW. '53 1s-ton pickup: 5000 miles
S995. can arrange to finance with
low down payment. EICHBERC
AgTo SALES. 1909 wis. ave. NV
CHEvRoLET 1850 K-ton pickup
truck Good mechanical condition
and appearance. Owner driven. S595
Easy terms. BARRY-PATE, 113(
Conn. ave. NV. RE. 7-7S7S. lie
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GARAGES

1928 14th ST. NV, near Walter
Reed Hospital-Heated garage. Call
MRS. OBRYAN, res. mgr. ia. O.
1920 o ST. N.w.-Inspect. S14 mo.
Call Ii. 4-7300. is
FOR RENT. 3-truck garage with park
ing space Also single gar. rear
R25 l1th st. ne. WO. 6-S026
for sale: $3.50. 12x2O it. OIL. q
1888 6610 S1st ST., Cabin John.
NEAR UNION STATION N.E.-Elec..
concrete floor. brk. suitable for stor-
age; cars. shop; reas. JU. 9-SS42.
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TRAILERS

ALMA. INDIAN AND IRONwOOD.
We buy. sell. rent. Dial CIR. 3-2033.
WANTED TO RENT-Small, light
trailer for B weeks in July. ia. Z
INTERNATIONAL, 1913. 90. All
aluminium, hot water, attic fan,
shwr., comode If desired. excel.
cond.; S1,475. Lot >. Oak Grove
Trailer PIX, 1901 Rich. hwy. Alex.
J. E. TAYLOR. Phi. so. 5-9721.
RICHARDSON '5s. 35 IT,, Q bedrms
weekdays DU. 7-3605. -16
UTILITY TRAILER. 10 #. by 5 it.,
3 wks. old; 500 or best offer. JU.
S-9S93. 9632 Old Bladensburg rd.,
Silver Spring. Md -17
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes and
OWNER OPERATED FLAT TRUCKS
Kant wanted r,t to osylo hsgl brick and cinder
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean: will pay cash. TU. 2-41O4
WILL PAY ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 141S P st. NV. CO
HONESTLY BELIEVE If you have
. clean car that We will offer more;
foreign cars wanted, cash. We pay
balance. SLIGO MOTORS. WHY'S
Dealers. 962 Sligo ave. Sill Spg
Md, JU. 7-90S0, JU. 5-9040. Open
PVT. PARTY wants clean Morris
Minor, prefer conv. ia. 4-15O6
COLLEGE STUDENT desires to in
vest life savings of $500 cash in
small car. foreign or domestic; will
even accept convertible. OV. 3-1446.
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying a high price for clean cars.
7400 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 3-5677
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE Cont.

WILL BUY or sell 1st and 2nd trust
notes on nearby Virginia property.
Call GLEN EAKIN, JE. 3-2031.
for S2.100. JU. $3.50. -16
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81; heater. up to 35 miles
per gallon; low mileage: $4a5; f.
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer. LIZA Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTINS as to 81. Several to
choose from, starting at S145;
M.G.'s 81 to '53, starting at 1855;
Henry Us 81 to '53. starting at
$395. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC
(Kaiser-Willys and foreign cars.
Factory sales tr6 service for Kaiser.
Henry j. Willys, Morris and NJ. G.
Exclusive dealer for Austin -Healey
sports car and Austin of England.
Both sides Of eth and p SITS. NV,
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914, with
branch salSefoom for Austin -Hea!ey
sports car and Austin of England
ct 1910 King st.. Alexandrla, "a.
AUsTINs,, six te choose from. from
convert. 80 sedan and AS Hillmsn
convert convert; '52 .iS Riley % sedan, - RSySs' S
14th and P sts. NV. Since 1898.
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MoToRcTcLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 194s "61" ohv:
good condition; equip; will trade
for 1910 Ford coupe: must be clean
or sell for cash. CO. 5-9456. -16
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE

YOUR PROFIT. $4,000, my loss. on
this mountainside home; 10 rms. 2
baths. new heating and condition: on
U. s. Route 522. miles south Berke-
ley SPRINGS W. Va. 35 miles north
winchester, Va: l acres OF good soil
and stream. barn. tool-work shop.
Price, S12.500. $4,000 cash. OWNER.
Mountain Side Inn. phone liz R.
16s
PRIVATE FISH POND. about 3O-acre
water. stocked with rainbow anc
RANCH STYLE HOUSE.
spacious 40-ft. living room. oil heat;
JOHN E. ROWE.
Box 3S3, Newport. N. 81.
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AUToMoTIVE MIscEL.

h. W. CONTINENTAL WHEELS in
stalled. Any make. any model.
COL & WIMBISH BODY AND
PAINT SHOP. 96l Selim rd.. Silver
Spring, JU. 9-S3S4. -15
WOOD STATION WAGON repair and
reflnishing, tops patched or newly
inst; guaranteed work. Po. 2-3S37.
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Vas
.a5stlaez =
DAILY SPECIALS
All Cars Guaranteed

An Cars Guaranteed
'53 PONTIAC
Convertible; Hydra Matte, radio,
heater, WV. tires and many other
extras. Beautiful green. This
car is in top condition. 81, ,395
Like new -------
'53 FORD
Tudor; Fordomatic, radio and
heater; 2-tone green. Like new.
One hard to pass MP at 81 6o5
this price ------
81 PONTIAC
4-dr.; Hydra Matte, radio. heater,
8-cylinder 2-tone green. Spring
i6Isush:nt; , |: 9oq1i s. ST '4S5
81 PONTIAC
2-dr. IS to choose FROM. All g.
cylinder, Hydra Matte, radio and
heater. These cars are in top
shape. Ready to go many, many
more miles. Your S1,195
81 MERCURY
4-df.; light gray. A very clean
car. Has been well 81 0oS
taken care Of. Only %''~~
47 CADILLAC
4-dr. black; Hydra-MAtic, radio,
heater, many other extras. A very
beautiful ear. Clean and 1895
priced right At
80 BUICK
4-dr. Super Riviera; Dynanow,
radio, heater and many other
extras. Black. Exceptionally clean.
Mechanically perfect. &2oE
Only
'49 BUICK
4-dr.; straight shift. light blue,
radio, heater and many other ac-
cessorieS. This car Is clean and
in top condition. &7AE
ckEE
PONTIAC
18th & N Sts. NV. ST. 3-7I07
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BOATS
BARGAIN-14-ft. Century; SCUM

BARGAIN-14-ft. Century; sound,
but needs work; sos or best offer.
900 Maine ave. s.w., MA. S-15S0.
-16
BOAT OWNERS-Foam rubber hunks,
midget refgrs., ship sos shore radio.
WELIN. non-sinkable. all-steel and
copper ,riveted day cruiser. 23xSx2,
pump, 100 hip. gray marine engines,
paragon reduction gears. 81 mi. per
hr.. 2. months in water; cost 1900;
due to illness. sell S3,790; will dem
onstrate. DIR. MAXWELL. MA. g.
2442. OIL. 2-S332. is
HYDRA. 135 or 1856; new eng; COM
plete rig. ready to go: many extras.
This Is beautiful boat and 9. steal
at 500: must be seen. Call jim
WATSON. Il. 4-s247. lie
BOAT SUPPLIES
Copper paint. 81 at.. $3.50 GAL; life
jackets, So; A-in. rope; i Iac foot;
anchors, $3.50; canvas, tarps. and
Winches. GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV.
Elk. 3-3527
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AUTOS FOR SALE (cont. }

BUICK '52 Special hardtop; Dyna.
u eSo g; Master MI ste. W. Wv; =, 1900 g; oIod mi
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loFEIcEs 8 STUDIOS FoR RENTL
DESK SPACE

AIR CONDITIONED - Beautifully
furnished ONCE space one block
from Conn. and K. Call ST. 3-8392,
preferably after Q pm. 10"
OFFICE ana desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. 2-SO00
18th AND H SITS. N.W.-Close- of
area with telephone and answering
service. S45 per mo. DI. 7-7S77 or
Ii. 3-916S.
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4-dr. Super Riviera; Dynahow,
radio, heater and many other
extras. Black. Exceptionally clean.
Mechanically perfect. S205
Only NS
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BUICK '52 Super Riviera: r. h.,
Dynaf1ow, E-z-Eye glass and Wv.
tires; immac.; one-owner car. See
this. Bank financing. OHIO WILL
L1AMS BUICK, 2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
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late, one owner since new. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 4221 Connecticut. WO.
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BUICK 1858 Roadmaster convertible
So 795; original cost, $4,078.- Whit
with red interior. IA. 7-40S2. 49,
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4-dr. black; Hydra-Matic, radio,
heater, many other extras. A very
beautiful ear. Clean and &20E
priced right ct w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
Political Pot BoiIinq in New York
FDR J Has 37 Of $40 Delegates Needed for Nomination
And Hot Fight Is Seen if It's Dewey Against Roosevelt

greeting old friends. cites a
Democratic poll which gives
their man q 4-to-1 lead over
an assorted field, including
Mayor Wagner. Mr.. Hartman,
Justice Charles Froessel, Judge
Harold Medina and James A.
Farley.
They concede certain handi-
caps. Mr.. Farley is unfriendly.
It is feared in some quarters
that the many New York
Catholics will not vote for
FDR jr. because Of his divorce
and the scandal attaching to
brother James in California.
And Tammany Leader Desapio
is holding back.
But it is argued that the
voters would resent the can
didacy Of the Mayor they so
recently elected to a four
year term and that Mr.. Harri-
man is a poor campaigner.
Unquestionably. Representative
Roosevelt Is pulling out the
crowds in reminiscent style.
He wants the job.
A Roosevelt Dewey contest,
people here agree, would be q
wingding. The Governor would
) have a definite advantage by
reason Of his capable years in
Office. but it is far more prob
able that Mr.. Roosevelt would
be apt to get under the Gov
ernor's skin and evoke per-
sonal drama than 1t would be
for the Governor to get under
Mr.. Roosevelt's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
Fletcher KnebeI
Potomac Fever

Ike signs his big $l3-blion bill. average
guy will almost enough money under this pay
the lawyer he'll need to figure 1t out for him.
conference committee refuses
price supports The Eisenhower campagned
free enterprise to all Amercansand wound up giving
to the
Democratic Chairman Mitchell says the Republicans have
reiterated into solatonsm Or put it another way the
puhcans have been in 10 monthand haven't gotten
yet
The House overwhelmingly votes to Communist
Party OF the ballot The only thing both major parties
worse than communism communism the election
Senators investigating Joe Mccarthy promise report
October They expected strong against
McCarthysm- doing anything about it.
Ike says his team has reduced taxes record billion
this year The Republicans have reduced almost everything
including the chances OF balancing the budget
teachers union official the passing OF large family
dinner table has contributed to delinquency
ference between kid delinquent is the
hedge between your yard and neighbor's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
Dies Led Hard Life sRedProber
Texon Tells Of Threots as Head Of House Committee
Seeking Out Communists Before and During War

Harry Dexter White. Harold
CHASER and others and asked
that they be discharged"
This was refused, so Mr..
Dies persuaded the House Of
Representatives to appropriate
100000 for the purpose OF In
vestigating the Department Of
Justice. He says that. while the
FIJI was an efiicient organiza-
ton, its hands were tied by
its superiors.
Mr.. Dies says the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt admitted to him
that 1t would be bad politically
for the Democratic Party to
ALLEVIATE elements friendly to
the Communists. He charges
also that. when his committee
was investigating the Ameri-
can Youth Congress for posi-
BILE Communist connections,
Mrs. Roosevelt invited Joseph
Lash and the rest Of the ON
GERS to stay at the White
House during the entire in
vestigation.
"She (Mrs. Roosevelt) drove
them to the committee hear
ings in the White House car"
relates Mr.. Dies. They'd
show up in the morning. Mrs.
Roosevelt would come sit right
by them. knitting. Then when
noontime came. they all got in
the White House car and went
back to the White House.
Finally, the evidence was
so conclusive that Mrs. Roose-
welt became very disturbed and
sent for me to come to the
White House"
At this meeting. according
to Mr.. Dies. Mrs. Roosevelt
admitted that Joseph Lash
had confessed to her he had
been q Communist but that
she still wanted to get him a
commission in U. s. Naval In
telligence. The Texas Con-
gresham then insisted that
Lash testify under oath, which
he did.
$50, then Joe Lash came be-
fore the committee" says Mr..
Dies, land I got him to con-
fess that he had perjured him
self, that he had been a Com
munist, and that he was an ap-
plicant for the Naval Intelli-
gence and would get in the
Naval Intelligence.
Then I asked him why he
was not drafted, and he
couldn't give an explanation.
] then called the draft board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17

and the wives and mothers.
modestly dressed, not given to
moving far from their homes
without their men. The bad
ones are identified by their
bold behavior and public un'
dress.
The casual comfortable at
tire American women affect
in public here in the United
States is accepted in our
society. In Europe it's diff
ferent. Our American way Of
dressing is not always under
stood there for what 1t is-an
expression Of our women's
social and economic independ-
ence and complete freedom Of
movement.
Until that happy day when
the blessings America takes
for granted are the rights Of
people everywhere. American
women at home and abroad
should thank Col. Dilley for
lacking up the "slob brigade"
in Germany, seeing to it that
q few careless or vulgar fe-
males don't give all American
women a bad name and negate
Americas constructive propa-
ganda abroad.
tCopyright. 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
White House Aides Reach
Denver on CoIumbine

DENVER, Aug. 17.-President
Eisenhower's plane. the Column
bine. arrived at Lowry Air Force
Base yesterday with an advance
contingent Of nine White House
staff members and 26 boxes OF
supplies.
The Presidents staff promptly
began setting up offices at
Lowry for Gen. Eisenhower's
Colorado vacation. He and Mrs,
Eisenhower are expected here az
soon as Congress finishes its
legislative chores.
The Columbine stopped at
Glenview Naval Air Base al
Chicago while en- route here,
There the Presidents son and
daughter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs
John Eisenhower. and their three
children got off.
The Eisenhower children and
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Dovid Lowrence-

Martin Dies, Texas Demo-
crat. has just told for the first
time the complete story of the
Illustration and interference
he encountered from the
Roosevelt administration as
well Is the details Of personal
attacks which he suffered from
1888 to 1045 when he was
chairman Of the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activi-
ties. He withdrew at that time
from the race In his district !
in the face of Communist and
labor-union and liberal" OPP
position but now has come
back TO Congress Is a repre-
sentative at large, elected by
an overwhelming majority Of
the voters Of the entire State
Of Texas.
II had stood for this thing
for seven years." said MIR. Dies
in q copyrighted interview In
U. s. News and World Report
this week. What was really
the matter with me was nerv-
Gus exhaustion. They gave me
the works-everything they
could do. little personal
things"
Anything like what Nc
Carthy has had?" he was
asked.
"Oh, he doesn't know what
it is. They tried to get me.
too. Listen. they examined my
income taxes for six months
sat there In my town with
two revenue men sent from
Baltimore and spent six
months making me dig UP
everything ! had ever made for
ten years"
did they find anything
wrong?"
mo, nothing whatever"
The Texas Congressman told
Of harassing tactics Iby the
White House and by cabinet
officers and by Communists. He
told of threats against his life
and attempts to kidnap his
son, which he attributes gen.
orally to opponents Of his. in
vestigating committee.
There was hardly q mail
that ! opened" he said, "that
there wasn't a note threaten
ing me with death or the chill
dren with kidnapping"
Mr.. Dies says that as early
as 1941 he submitted to the
Executive a list Of about 1000
Communists on the Federal
payroll, including Alger Hiss.
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How Not to Dress When Abroad
CoIoneI's Ban on Sloppy Gorb Of Settlements
Seen Justified as Aid to u. S. Program There

juvenile delinquents and loose.
frowsy females. it means the
billion-d ollar-plus propaganda
effort of the United States to
divert foreigners from COM
munisln and win friends for
our side is being jeopardized
by the careless or ignorant.
What these half dressed
American women In Germany
don't realize is that they
represent America abroad,
and that thousands Of Euro
peans are staring at them all
the time. Europeans who
have never been to the United
States form their ideas Of our
country chiefly from the
Americans they see abroad.
The great middle and peas
ant classes of Europe have
fixed ideas about women: there
are only two kinds. The good
ones are the pure maidens