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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

odsjeka i biti bran u odsjec-'
nu upravu. Mi imamo odsjec-
nth odbornika, pocamsi cd
preds jednika, pa sve tamo do
posljednjeg odsjecnog nadzor-
nog odbornika, koji bivaju
redovito i opetovano birani ma
odsjecnim sjednicama cd go
dine do godine, a nekoji cd
Nth obnasaju jednu tie istu
cast kroz dvadeset i wise 60
dina. Owl i ovakovi su odsjec-
nj odbornici i casnici najjaci
oslon cijele organizacije.
Mole javno priznanje Cd
sjecnim upravama, a naroci-
to odsjecnim tajnicima i u
praviteljima gnijezda "a Mi
how p%ozrtvovni rad, doslo
mi je ma pamet, kada sam u
zadnja diva broja Zajednicara
%promatrao imena ma pocas-
MOI listi graditelja Zajednice
u ovogodisnjoj jub il j
kampanji. Ma toj listi ina
122 imena nash clanova j
clAnicas koji su postigli do
saba so iii wise tockica. Mi
imamo u glavnom uredu po-
datke o svakom pojedinom
predlagatelju novoga clana u
obadva odjeljenja, pa prema
tome potpuna lista svih gra-
ditelja imala hi preko hilja-
du imena. No, ako uzmemo
ma p~retres samo owl listu cd
SO tockica i wise, sto cemo
ustanoviti? Cd 122 imena
casnih graditelja, IS Nth OBJ
nasa duznost odsjecnOg tai
nika iii tajnice, Il Nth pred
sjednici su odsjeka, Is SUI u
p~ravitelji iii upraviteljice ma
sih gnijezda, Is njih 6bnasa-
ju druge razne cast u Cd
sjecnim odborima. Prema tim
,brojkama, cd 1872 graditelja
zajednice, III njih obnasaju
bilo kakove casti u odsjeku
iii gnijezdu!
Odsjecni tajnici SUI i ovdje
tako ocito ma prvom mjestu
neznam, kako hi uopce mog-
Ii racunati ma jednu uspjes-
nu %kampanju bez nash vri-
jednih odsjecnih tajnika j tai
MICA. Pregledajm samo listu
nash casnih g~raditelja "a
jednice u Kanadi. Cd IA ime-
ma, sa SO iii wise tockica, sa-
me jedan je upravitelj gni-
jezda, a svi ostali obavljaju
duznost odsjecnog tajnika.
Razumije Sc, da medju gra-
diteljima Zajednice, to jest,
medju onima, CHA imena nj
SUI ma pocasnoj listi iznesena
u nasem sluzbenom glasilu,
jer nisu postigli so tockica,
ina pretezan broj onih ma
sih vrijednih clanova i clani-
ca, koji nisu u o~dsjecnim 3D.
borima. ia drzim, da &c biti
sasma ma mjestu ako nakon
zakljucka kampanje iznese-
mo barem u jednom broju
Zajednicara imena svih ma
sih zasluznih clanova, koji
sudjeljuju u ovogodisnjoj ju-
bilarnoj kampanji, jer SUI svi
oni to zasluzili.
Proucavajuci pocasnu listu,
naisao sam ma jos jednu ci-
njenicu, koju je vrijedno "a
biljeziti. Izmedju 122 gradi-
telja vidimo SO njih, koji su
bill DELEGATE iii delegatice
osme konvencije u Los An
gelesu 1851. godine. To je jos
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
NASA 0PAzANJA L GLAvN0G UREDA
@ KRETANJU JUBILARNE kAMPAkJE
v. l. Mandic,
glavni predsjedni i predsjednik odbora kampanJe

glavni predsjedni predsjednik odbora kampanje
Pred par godina pisao sam u mojm tjednim porukama
clanstvu zajednice o vaznoj ulozi, koju odsjecni odbornici
casnici igraju u poslovanju same organizacije. Sjecam Sc,
da sam narcotic istaknuo, da SUI polozaji odsjecnog tajnika
upravitelja gnijezda dvje ~najvaznije funkcije u o~dsjecnim
upravama.
Rekao sam onda opetujem danas, da je velika cast
"a svakog naseg clana clanicu uzivati povjerenje clanstva
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

nJu moderne uredSke Zgrade
zajednice sa prostorijama "a
sve Crane njezinoga djelova-
MIA;
Ovo poglavlje biljezi osnu-
tax potpuno o%premljene mo-
derne tiskare Zajednice kao
i podignuce njezinoga sluz-
benoga glasila "a objam cd
dvanaest stranica kao i ma
rocitog magazine "a clanove
Pomladka.
U tom p~oglavlju provede-
ma je i najuspjesnija clanska
kampanja zajednice "a novo
clanstvo, tokom koje podig-
nut je broj clanova odsjeka
i ~gnijezda Pomladka "a de-
set hiljada novih clanova,
broj, koji nikada prize nj kas-
nije nije nadmasen.
Sve ovo, uzeto zajedno,
traffic je ljubavi "a Zajed-
nicu i jake wolfe "a rad, i ma
da sve opreza, spreme i pc.
stenja onih, koji SUI uprav.
ljali kormilom Zajednice kroz
tie godine.
| Cinjenica pako, da je L
tim godinama Zajednica po'
stigla ne samo visoki steper
u broju svoga c~lanstva, cd.
raslog kao i pomladka, nego
i milijune u svojoj imovini
sigurno zasticene u solidnim
zdravim investicijama, maj.
bolje svjedoci, da je u ljudi.
ma toga vremena, kojima je
clanstvo Zajednice povjerilc
svoju organizaciju, da ju vo.
di i njome "a Min upravlja
bio i jake wolfe "a rad, i po-
trebitoga opreza, da je bile
u njih i spreme i postenja
da povjereni posao casno IL
vedu.
Trece poglavlje, konacno
zahvaca poslednjih dvadeset
godina.
Bee poricanja radu, wolff
spremi bio kojim pojedinci'
ma, treba ipak priznati, de-
je ovo poglavlje u stvari maj
laganije poglavlje "a rad I
Zajednici.
Ranija diva poglavlja dals
SUI Zajednici zdrave temelje
i onda zdrave uslove "a raz.
vitak, jacanje i napredak.
Trece poglavlje traffic j
i trail, da ono, sto SUI prva
diva izgradila, Dude ~valjanc
upravljano i razvijeno u skla'
du sa duhom vremena, koje
.je i "a bratska drustva stvo.
rilo move potrebe i move u.
slove "a buduci razvitak
napredak.
Kao i svako drugo poglav.
lie i ovo, trece, ina svojih
kusnja i novih zadataka, ko-
.je treba savladati u koliko
savladani nisu i koje treba
iz~vrsavati, ako ne zelimo, da
dodje ma svoju mrtvu tocku,
znaci, da ne zastane u svom
napredku.
Bee napretka - nema Ii
vota, zakon je svakoga rada
i svakoga pothvata, a mas
hrvatski narod ina "a to
lijepu svoju poslovicu kada
rece, da - Tko ne napre.
duje, tai nazaduje!
U tome je eto najveca kus'
MIA ovoga poglavlja i maj
VEGA odgovornost onih, koj
SUI pozvati, da vode brigu {
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednic:
u ovome poglavlju.
4 4
Krvatska Bratska Zajed'
MICA, koja je zapocela >svo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
rad pred sesdeset godina bez
ikakovih sredstava prethod-
no ma ruci, wee uz .jaku vo-

spomenik svoga uspinjanja IL
medju ostalih slijedece svoje
vodece uspjehe:
Ona je dosegla clanstvo cd
preko stotinu hiljada u oba
svoja odijeljenja: odijeljenje
odrasloga clanstva i pomlad-
ka;
pc jakosti svojoj spada u
vodece slavenske i americke
bratske organizacije sa imo-
whom cd svojih dvadeset mi
lijuna dolara;
izdaje certificate osigura-
MIA Ia odraslo clanstvo i po-
mladak u skladu sa savreme-
MIN granama osiguranja, a
do visine cd pet hiljada do
lara;
zasticuje svoje osigurano
%clanstvo "a razmjerno mai
veci broj s~lucajeva odstetnog
osiguranja;
posjeduje svoju ~vlastitu u
redsku zgradu sa moderno
uredjenim i vodjenim ured-
skim poslovanjem;
posjeduje svoju vlastitu i
potpuno snabdjevenu moder-
nu tiskaru, u kojoj Sc STAN
pa njezino sluzbeno glasilo /
ostali potrebiti uredski i or
ganizacijski material;
izdaje svoje sluzbeno gla-
silo, koje Sc je kroz vrijeme
cd pedeset godina razvilo cd
mjesecnika, pa onda tjednika
ma cetiri STRANGE ma tjednik
cd dvanaest stranica redovi-
toga novinskoga formata u
oba jezika: hrvatski i engle-
ski, kao i svoje glasilo "a
clanove Pomladka;
posjeduje svoj Djecji Dom
u DRAW Illinois, u mjestu
Des PLANES nedaleko grada
Chicago, u kojem je kroz 60
dine cd osnutka u 1928. ma
slo sklonista, odgoj i puto-
kaz II zivot ma stotine djece
preminulih clanova Zajednice
konacno svojim prosvjet-
MIN i kulturnim radon po-
mogla je veliki broj svo.jih
mladih clanova, koji SUI Sc
pokazali vrijedni i zasluzni
"a pomoc ma prosvjetnom i
kulturnom polju.
Dostojnijeg spomenika cd
toga, jedva da je mogla i
jedna druga narodnost u O.
vol zemlji, uz prilike, uz ko-
je je tai spomenik gradio a.
mericki Hrvat, nadkriliti.
Tai i takov spomenik rada
Zajednice danas je najdostoj-
nije priznanje, nagrada i 3D.
likovanje svima onima, koji
SUI kroz sesdeset godina .op-
stanka Zajednice tom spome-
niku doprinesli makar i maj
skromniji dio rada.
Svima TINA neka je lisa
ovo nekoliko redaka izrazena
nasa cast, priznanje i posto-
vanje.
Mladjima pako nasima, ma
Sem MAIDEN narastaju, ne
ka tai spomenik Dude i svje-
+, tionik, kojemu mogu u sva-
ko vrijeme sa pouzdanjem
skrenuti svoje oci, kao puto-
kazu u buducem njihovom
radu ma gradnji i unapredje-
nju Zajednice.
Ovoliko smatrao sam "a
vrijedno i dostojno da Sc "a
biljezi ma ovome mjestu, a
prigodom owe svecane zgode
proslave sesdesete obljetnice
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
pc odsjecima south-chikaske
kolonije.
Nissan namjerno spominjao
Niche ime posebice. Nisam
to, kazem, cinio namjerice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Proslava 60-godi$nUce Zajednice cd njeni odsjeka
SESDESET G0DINA HRVATSKE BRATSKE ZAJEDNICE

(Prgodom pOsave neznog jubleja pc odJecima:9 H. 80, 11S, 229, 275, $780, 4O 948
Hryatske Bratske Zaednce u south Chicago, ninok)
MJEsECU septembru owe godne, dake u mjesecu, kada devet nash odeka u South
~ Chicago zajdicki prredJje proIavu zajednGe, narsuje Sc sesdet (O) godna cd
ommtka HrvaBke Brtske Zajednce.
MIo I bratkh organHacJa u America strogo amerNnh, kaoi oh, kNe SUI ovHe
@nWain asdInci razih narodnost, starJh cd nase zajednce, ali je Hlp boj oh,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Najveca osjeguracija kod
H. B. Zajednice jeste svota
cd $1,000. Ma owl svotu mo-
Re Sc osjegurati do 40 godina
starOsti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Neka meni, stoga, Dude %dopusteno, da ovdje iznesem
tex glavnje cnjenice il zivota rada ia jednice.
X
stika Hrvata, kao Slavena uopce, jest, da SUI vazda, pax
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

svojski hrvat-
ske pjevacke zborove u pro-
micanju nase pjesme u Ame-
rici.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

KoJe su sIlJedlIe put ZaJednlce u promlcanJu rada bratsklh'
organizacija.
Opisati say rad Zajednice kroz tin sesdeset godina, W.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Krvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA, koja je zapocela svoj
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Constantine Brown

Reports received in WASH
ington in the last "a hours
show that the 11,500 defenders
of Dien Bien Phu are gasping
for breath and that unless
some miracle happens they are
bound to be overwhelmed. The
arrival of some TOO airborne
parachuters from France in
American military transport
planes is unlikely to have
much effect on the ultimate
fate of the fortress.
Similar reports indicate that
the French have established
definitely from Interrogation
of prisoners the presence of
Chinese forces in the Wet
Mimi. The Wet Mimi have
suffered severe losses. To con-
tinue their assaults they
needed not only ordinary
cannon fodder but also trained
soldiers. These were rushed to
them from the Chinese Com
munist divisions established
on the ChineSe-Indo- China
border. The Chinese high
command has established the
same system it employed in
the fall of 1850 in North
Korea. When the North
Korean soldiery was in full
retreat. it received reinforce
mepts in manpower from
across the Yalu River. These
reinforcements were described
as volunteers" and wore
North Korean identification
marks on their uniforms. 1t
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Nehru Calls for Pact
AGAINST Intervention
In Indo-China War ;.
BY The A..oeioted Press

NEW DELHI, April 24.-Prime
Minister Nehru called on the
United States. Britain, Russia
and Red China today to enter
into pact at Geneva agreeing
not to intervene directly or in
directly in Indo-C China.
He made his proposal in a
statement before the Indian
parliament. It was part of a
five-point program for ending
the 7-year Indo-C China war.
Mr.. Nehru also asked that the
big powers "desist from further
threats and stepping up the
war" give priority at Geneva for
a ceaSe-f1re. proclaim complete
independence for Indo- China,
and initiate direct negotiations
to end the fighting.
Concerned at Retaliation Talk.
He told the parliament India
welcomed the scheduling of next
weeks Geneva talks to seek a
settlement of the Asian conflicts
centering in Korea and Indo-
China. His country, he declared,
was interested and concerned"
in 1ndo-China. and the Indian
aim was Ito create peace" there.
Mr.. Nehru said he felt "con-
Germ and forebodings in refer
ences in instant and massive re-
taliation" which have been made
since the Geneva talks were
scheduled. "Misgivings had
been increased" he declared, by
the Wet Minis stepping up the
tempo of the war and the United
States aiding of the French
Wet NameSe side.
The Indian leaders proposed
four-power agreement for nom
Intervention would bar any kind
of interference, such as furnish
ing troops and war material.
Eventually it would be incor-
porated in a U. N. non-interven-
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Fletcher KnebeI-
Potomac Fever

Surveys show the Mccarthy hearings popular
TV than the old Kefauver hearings to
understand hearing-amost everybody out an
income tax return.
Republican leaders boast that they're proud they Ike
the White Housand if it weren't for the invention of the air
plane-he might be there yet
They're talking about installing plaque at Coast
Headquarters of the only place in Washington
Mccarthy and Cohn didn't try to get commission Schine
Democrats because they can't the
They Washngtons blue with the calling of
and they can't get called single of them.
The administration plans aid for India de-
spite her refusal to let planes fly This everybody
lot of time Usually have to give foreign nations the money
before they get mad at
fellow at the White House times improving
much that pretty the administration quit telling
how good they
Special Counsel Jenkins predicts the Mccarthy
hearings will last for 10 days. No doubt-but Jenkins?
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Carthy. But I thought It was
a little outrageous for the
committee to let Senator Nc
Carthy get away with that at
tack on his brother"
Didn't the chairman or the
chairman's counsel rule it out
Of order, that it was not
proper cross-examination?"
That's a laugh. Senator
Mccarthy had already got it
into the minds of the jury
the millions of people watch
ing and listening to the pro-
ceedings, people who don't
care about legal niceties. But
one thing many people prob
ably did understand, which
was that Senator McCarthy's
defense cannot be very good
or he wouldn't keep bringing
up something new, like his
attack on the generals
brother"
What do you think Of the
counsel. Lawyer Jenkins?"
We'll, he seems to know his
law or his rules of procedure,
all right. but some of his high
sounding pronouncements-
which he puts in the form of
questions-leave me q little
bothered. They say there's
nothing in the notion that he
has been picked to run against
Estes Kefauver in Tennessee,
but some of his remarks did
sound like political speeches to
me. Say, that would be funny,
wouldn't it? Television helped
make Estes a big man. What if
it should turn on him now and
bite him-that is, build up a
candidate to beat him!"
What was the high spot of
the first days hearing, in your
opinion?"
"Oh, the revelation or at
least the allegation that the
boy Cohn had declared war on
the Army. Remember the tes-
timony of how, when they
wouldn't let him into the Sc
cret laboratory at Monmouth,
he said. This means war. They
did this just to embarrass me.
We will really investigate the
Army now!' Wasn't that some
thing!"
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Cambodia Tells U. n.
Reds Are Invading,
May Call for Help
BY The Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
April 24.-The Indo-C China king
dom of Cambodia protested yes
terday against what it called
open aggression by Red-led Wet
Mimi troops and suggested 1t
may ask the United Nations for
help to stand or invaders.
Ambassadors Nong Kimny,
Cambodia's envoy to Washing
ton. filed the protest with Sec
retary- General Dag Hammarsk-
jold for circulation to all so
United Nations countries.
First Document.
It was the first such document
to the United Nations from the
critical Indo- China area.
Cambodia is the last of the
three Indo-C China states to re-
port open invasion attacks by
the Wet Mimi. The big Indo-
China fight long has been be-
tween French Union forces in
the Wet Nam state against the
Wet Mini. The neighbor king
dom of Laos has been invaded
on two big thrusts that dwindled
away.
Cambodia reported Wet Mini
troops crossed the Cambodian
border and burned a village, at
tackled an outpost and infiltrated
further. 1t also charged that the
Wet Mini wrecked q train and
killed more than 100 persons by
fire and knife.
Mansfield Protests.
In Washington yesterday,
Senator Mansfield, Democrat of
Montana, told the Senate the
Communist massacre of helpless
train passengers in Cambodia
should be considered by the Ge-
neva Conference opening Mon
day and by the United Nations.
Sarcastically, Senator Mans
field said this was a fine sample
OF the sincerity of Communist
offers of peace and treatment of
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Fall Of Dien Bien Phu Seen Soon
Defeat of Fortress Would Strengthen Communists
At Geneva, Leod to End Of LonieI Regime

The State Department feels
pretty certain that If the ene-
my cannot force the French
Wet Nam defenders to their
knees by next week, the Mus
covites will raise all kinds of
minor protocol difficulties at
Geneva and delay the actual
negotiations with the West
until they have the Dien Bien
Phu trump card in their hands.
The Kremlin also reckons on
the disastrous effect the fort
ress' surrender will have on
French public opinion. The
diplomatic activities Of the
French delegations at Geneva
must depend on Dien Bien
Phu's fate. All the political OPP
ponents of Prime Minister
Laniel and Foreign Minister
Bidault will try, probably with
success, to place the blame on
the cabinet. with the probable
consequence Of another minis
terial crisis.
The fall of Diem Bien Phu
can not only help the Peds in
their demands at Geneva, but
might also get rid of the La
MEL administration, which is
generally friendly to the idea
of cooperation with America
and favors, to a certain point,
the EDO. Such 2, government
is not to the taste of the Com
munists in Moscow. They
would prefer by far a nation
Observation-Disclosures administra-
tion in Paris.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Arlington Mon Fined
SIS in Hit-und-Run

Joseph H. Chilcote, 48, of 1907
North Sixteenth street, Arling-
ton, was fined $3.50 and given
a suspended 30-day Jail term in
Alexandria Police Court yester-
day on a charge of hit-and-run
driving involving $75 damage.
Judge James r. Duncan i'm
posed the fine after witnesses
testified Mr.. Chilcote side
swiped the parked car Of John
w. Babb, of 913 South Washing
ton street, Alexandria. on April
II and failed to stop and iden-
tify himself. He was arrested
at his home a short time lateS
after police traced his license
number.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

was only after the North
Korean army and the "volun-
teers" had been pulverized by
our armies that the Red
Chinese divisions entered the
battle in massive formations.
The same thing is happen
ing now. For the time being
the Chinese have participated
in the struggle for Diem Bien
Phu not in large formations.
but in sufficient numbers to fill
the gaps of the attackers and
enable the Wet Mini to con-
tinue their attacks with but
little pause for more than a
month. The casualties Of the
aggressors are officially unde-
termined. According to French
reports. however. they have
been unbelievably heavy. The
French tanks, artillery and
planes were moving down
whole columns of shouting and
shrieking ASiatic Communists.
AS in the Korean war, more
came and rushed forward,
using their fallen buddies as
protection against the French
fire.
The military-strategic value
OF Diem Bien Phu is relative.
Its politico strategic worth,
however. is considered SO great
by the men in Peiping and
Moscow that everything must
be sacrificed to reduce the
fortress before the diplomatic
parleys open up at Geneva.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Works Program Approved
By Civic Federation

The Federation of Civic Asso-
Citations last night approved the
proposed Public Works Program
for the District.
The federation's action in
cluded Endorsement of the con-
troversial financing plan recon-
mended by the Commissioners.
The group also reaf1rmed it's
stand opposing the extension of
Route 240 through Rock Creek
Park and tabled q motion to
support the proposed Reaches
Run bridge instead of the E
street span.
After an appeal by the fedora
ton president. c. Herbert Mar
shall. the group appropriated
$40 for the cancer drive. It
also gave $25 to the Urban
League. after hearing q short
talk by its new Washington di-
rector Lisle c. Carter. jr.
The meeting was held in the
District Building.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Pilot Once Believed Killed
Gets 'Posthumous' Medals
BY the Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS April 24.-Lt. q. g.)
Roland G.. Busch, jr., 26, last
night officially was awarded
three medals which his parents
had received when he was re-
ported killed in action in Korea.
The m e dals-the Distin-
guiShed Flying Cross, a second
Air Medal and the Purple Heart
were taken from the officers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G..
Busch. sr., Cape Girardeaue, Mo-.
and presented to the pilot.
1t. Busch was reported killed
in Korea in 1852. But he man
aged to drag himself from his
wrecked plane before it exploded.
He was captured and held
prisoner in North Korean and
Chinese prison camps for 16
months. 1t. Busch, now assistant
operations officer at the air sta
tion here, was the first naval
of1lcer released by the Commu-
nists on August 80. 1858.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

the common people. He said an
investigation of the slaughter
would put the spotlight on Ho
Chi Mimi. Communist Wet Mini
leader, and his Communist mas
ters in Red China"
The Soviet Union in the past
has vetoed Cambodia's admis-
sion to the U. N. along with
Laos and Wet Nam. The three
Indo-China states are, as mem
bers Of the French Union. sub
ject to French government con-
troll Of foreign and military af-
fairs. The French delegation
here was reported to have had
nothing to do with the filing
OF the protest.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Lowell MeNett-

IF were you," said Old
Timer, you know what I'd
do?"
Tell me-"
I'D lay off Senator Nc
Carthy today. Write about
something else"
THAT would be pleasant.
but what's your reason?"
"Oh, just to be different, I
guess. People may be getting
tired of the subject"
You could be right. Sena-
tor Mccarthy himself and his
young friend Mr.. Cohn looked
yesterday like they were get
ting tired of it. That's be-
cause they are on the receiv-
ing end for a change, I sup
pose"
Yes, but there were others
looking a little weary. The
three Republican Senators on
the committee who went along
with Senator Mccarthy until
things got too hot. they didn't
look any too happy. But the
three Democrats. Mcclellan,
Symington and Jackson! Each
looked like he had just swal-
lowed a canary and was di-
costing it real easy. Why don't
you. write about the commit
tee itself, about the impro-
priety of having Senator Nc
Carthy tried by his own COM
mittee?"
Thought everybody under
stood that by now. What did
you think of Gen. Reber as a
witneSs?"
II felt sorry for him. He's in
a tough spot. You see, he was
the Army's liaison officer deal
ing with members of Congress.
It was his business to keep
on good terms with everybody
on the Hill and keep the
Army on good terms with
everybody and apparently he
was pretty good at it until
he had to deal with Senator
Mccarthy and Mr.. Cohn. And
in testifying he was careful
not to say anything very crit
ical of the Senator. That may
have been because he knows
that. after all. a Senator is
a Senator, even Senator Nc
Evening star., 1954-04-24

ton treaty open to other nations.
France was not included
among those requested to keep
hands of Indo, China. But
Nehru said the Paris government
should give assurances at Geneva
that she is taking steps to grant
full independence to the Indo-
Chinese states of Wet Nam,
Laos and Cambodia.
India has no direct part in the
Geneva conference. MIR. Nehru
feels however. that he may help
indirectly as peacemaker. play
ing the role of a strict neutral.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
$40 Million Cubo Proqrum

HAVANA, April "a R.-The
presidential press Office an
nounced yesterday Standard Oil
will expand its operations in
Cuba. The press Office said the
company would spend $40 million
for new products, including ex-
panSion of plants located in
Havana.