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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
New Radar Device
To Speed Airport's
Blind Landings
By Horny Lever

Delays in landing airplanes be-
cause of fog or other weather
conditions will soon be elm
mated at National Airport by
new radar equipment, just re-
leased from security wraps.
This was disclosed today by
the Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration. National Airport is
among about two dozen major
airports throughout the Nation
that get the new equipment.
"CAA regards this radar as
vital in it's efforts to keep the
air traffic control system abreast
of the ever-increasing number
Of airplane operations which
must be handled by CAA tow
ers." a CAA spokesman said.
Accurate and Speedy.
The new system consists of a
highly accurate Ground Control
Approach system, with opera
tional speed and precision be-
yond any previous equipment.
according to Edward K. Foster.
vice president of the Bendix
Aviation Corp, the manufac-
turerS.
For example, until now, radar
operators seeing the "pips" of a
dozen airplanes at the same
time on their screens, have had
to call for specific maneuvers to
make positive identification of
each plane.
But the new screen. soon to
be installed, automatically will
draw a line" on the screen,
spotting the plane as soon as
radio contact is made.
Map of Area.
An accompanying development,
"video mapping" will reproduce
electronically an area map on
the radarscope. 1t will show ter
rain. hazards, the runways Of
National Airport and radio fight
plans.
The new airport radar, de-
veloped under contract with
CAA. is said to be technically
capable of landing any aircraft
equipped for normal instrument
flight regardless of visibility"
or completely blind. When used
to control and expedite traffic
around National Airport. it will
permit landings and takeoffs at
the rate of one a minute during
periods of minimum weather
conditions. according to Bendix.
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Evening star., 1954-03-25
Church viii Not Discuss.
Mccarthy, Says Spe!!man:
By the Assoeia,sd Pres,

oGDENsBURG. N. Y. Mar,
25.--Francis Cardinal Spellman
said today the Roman Catholic
Church would make no onicial
pronouncement concerning the
activities Of Senator Mccarthy
Eve don't preach sermons
about politics; we have other
things to talk about" Cardinal
Spellman said in an interview
with the Syracuse Herald Jour-
nal.
Cardinal Spellman said "true
Americanism" is the best answer
to Communism in this country
He added that "any one who il
a real American knows what
America means, and what Com
munisn1 does, and. as George
Washington once said, :the
strongest support Of true Amer
icanism is religion.
Cardinal SpeIlman was here
for the installation Of the Most
Rev. Walter P. Kellenberg as
Bishop of the Catholic Diocese
OF OgdenSburg.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

at a subsequent hearing insisted
that a witness he refused tc
name had testified against Mrs
Moss in a closed session.
Attorney George E. c. Haye:
said today he has been informed
by a Signal Corps lawyer that
the suspension period will expire
tomorrow, and that under civil
service rules Charges must be
filed by then or Mrs. Moss must
be reinStated.
No Charges Yet.
Mr.. Hayes said no charges
have been received.
He added, however, that rein
statement will not mean the end
Of the Army's investigation of
Mrs. Moss, even though formal
charges have not been presented.
Reinstatement is granted to
avoid undue hardship" on the
employe.
Senator Mccarthy said Mrs.
Moss job consisted of an 'in-
coding, de-coding" operation.
The Army said she fed unde-
cipherable tapes into a trans
mitting machine.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
| Harvard Law Dean
Says No Senator Has
Riqht 10 Order Probe
BY tho Assoeio,sd Pres.

SOUTH HADLEY, Mass, Mar,
25.-Dean Erwin N. Griswold OF
the Harvard Law School says mo
Senator or Representative has
any power whatever to make an
investigation. or to do anything
Of this sort. merely because he
Is Congressman or Senator" /"
In an address before the Phi
Beta Kappa chapter Of Mount
Holyoke College, he said last
night that recent congressional
investigations have been "clear
violations" of due process OF
law, and added:
"An election to the House of
Representatives or to the Senate
does not make a man any sort
of magistrate. Nor does it vest
him with any power at all over
his fellow citizens except to cast
his vote in the body to which he
has been elected. The power of
investigation Is power which is
solely attributable to the collec-
tive body. the House Of Repre-
sentatives or the Senate"
Seven-POint Code Of Practice.
In his talk. Dean Griswold
outlined a Seven-point code Of
practice for legislative inveSti-
cations as follows:
/. Elimination of the one-man
subcommittee in any proceeding
involving a witness who appears
involuntarily.
2. No subpoena should be is
sued to compel testimony except
as a result of the action of the
committee itself. not the chair
man alone or its staff.
3. The rights of the witness
should be given some protection;
he should be told in advance the
subject and scope of the inquiry
and he should have due notice
Of the nature of the evidence
wanted from him; and he should
have the right of counsel, en-
titled to speak on his behalf as
well as to advise him as to his
rights.
4. If testimony is taken in
executive session (Which should
never be done unless the witness
is willing"). no member of the
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Mrs. Moss 10 / Learn. /!
tomorrow il She
Can Return 10 Job

Mrs. Annie Lee Moss should
know by tomorrow whether she
can return to work as an Army
Signal Corps code clerk or must
face formal charges. her attor-
ney said today.
Mrs. Moss was suspended from
her job for 80 days after a wit
ness before the Senate Investi-
cations subcommittee testified
she knew. an Annie Lee Moss
who was a Communist.
Name is Same.
Mrs. Mary Stalcup Markward,
a former FBI undercover agent,
testified at a Senate Investiga-
tions subcommittee hearing that
she had a woman by. the name
of Annie Lee Moss on the list
of card-carrying. dues-paying
members of the Northeast Club. :"
a Communist organization Of
which she was chairman.
When Mrs. Moss appeared in
the committee room. however.
Mrs. Markward said she had
her face rather well wrapped up.
I didn't really get good look at
her this morning. That being
the case, ! cannot positively
swear that know her or per-
sonally knew her. But from the
general description that I have
had. it is entirely possible or
probable that she is the person. :"
Committee. Counsel Roy Cohn
Evening star., 1954-03-25
THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington, D. c. - :
THURSDAY, MARCH 2S, 1NKA

committee or its staff should
make available portions OF thu
testimony. or summaries or in.
complete versions of it.
S. A witness should be pro.
tected from having to submit to
broadcasting, television, news.
reel cameras or any other form
of recording or reproduction, ex-
cept the ordinary stenographic
transcript. 1T is high time we
recognized and accepted the fact
that legislative Investigations are
not part of show business"
6. A legislative investigation Isl
improper when its sole or basic
purpose is to expose people or
develop evidence for use in GRIM
inal prosecutions.
Z. It is of first Importance not
only to have proper procedures
established but also that there
should be appropriate sanctions
to make these procedures effec-,
tive. Probably the most effec-
tive sanction in the long run
would be a provision which
would relieve witness from any
obligations to testify and thus
from any punishment for re-
fusal to testify, when the pro.
cedures are not followed"
Chaos Is Cited. ~
Dean Griswold said "the spirit
of due process of law re-
quires that we bring order and
fairness into this field which has,
recently become chaotic"
He did not single out any.
legislator in his criticism but
said he wanted to pay deserved
respect" to many members Of,
Congress who have not abused.
their powers. 80.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Fanatics in U. 5. Jobs
Exceed Red Dancer,
Braden Tells Jenner
By jones {. Roper

Spruille Braden, former AS
sistant Secretary of State. said
today that DRAMATICALLY dedi-
Gated" extremists have invaded
the Federal Government and
"are corroding the Constitution
and the Bill Of Rights
Mr.. Braden told a Senate Ju-
dietary subcommittee on Internal
Security that this invasion"
was a greater danger to the
United States than even "the
Moscow-inspired conspiracy to
destroy our country by spread
ing communism throughout the
rest of the hemisphere"
Mr.. Braden. now chairman of
the New York Crime Com
mittee, testified as the Subcom-
mittee under Senator Jenner, of
Indiana. reopened hearings on
communism in the Western
hemisphere.
Recalls Long Career.
Mr.. Braden, recalling his long
career in Latin American affairs,
cited instances in which he felt
the American Government had
been inveigled into following the
Communist line. He complained
that the extremists in Govern
ment spread collectivist ideolo-
gies, both in our internal and
foreign affairs"
"The majority of the invaders
are neither Communists nor
fellow-traveledS," Mr.. Braden
said, "but they have an affinity
for extremist nostrums and are
unwittingly the dupes or in
struments of Soviet directed
communism which they thus aid
and abet. :"
"As a result. we are assailed
presently not only by Soviet ex-
pansionism and MoScow-directed
communism. but by all manner
of global collectivist theories.
THE generation of these ideas
is now facilitated by multilateral
diplomacy operating through and
in the numerous, uncomfortable
and often obscure councils and
committees of such organiza-
tions as the United Nations and
the organization of American
States.
There are relatively few out
aI1d-out Communists. But this
is no reason to relax our precau-
tions because these few are so
fanatically dedicated"
Discusses Hiss Report.
Mr.. Braden related that in
1945, while he was Assistant Sec
retary of State for Latin Ameri-
can Affairs, Alger Hiss reported
to the United Nations on Ameri-
can operation of the Panama Ca
nal Zone in a way that conceded
the United States regarded the
zone as an occupied territory.
Mr.. Braden said he had OBJ
jected to the United States so
reporting to the U. N. but was
overruled by then Undersecretary
of State, Dean Acheson, the
departments legal officers. and
Hiss. who was in charge of the
Office of Special Political
Affairs.
Mr.. Braden testified that Mr.,
Acheson's attitude sent him out
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Mundt Faces Hurdles in Effort
ToPush Quiz Of McC Corthy Row

/ reporters he will renew his re-
quest for an investigation of al
legged Communist infiltration of
defense plants without waiting
for the start Of the Mccarthy
Army probe.
/ He said he. now has evidence
of "130 persons with a back
ground of Communist activity"
employed on defense plant prof.
ectS and that he considers it
vital to start at once q check
on "how many Of them would
sabotage a plant If ordered to
do So."
But Senator Mcclellan, the
subcommittee's senior Democrat.
said:
This committee must clean
house If 1t is determined that a
housecleaning Is in order. AS
far as I'm concerned, that's final
this job is going to be done
first"
Dirksen Works on Rules.
| The drafting of suggested
ground rules for the Mccarthy
Army inquiry has been assigned
to subcommittee headed by
Senator Dirksen, Republican. of
Illinois.
|
Senator Dirksen said he re-
CARDS the question of Senator
McCarthy's right to question wit
nesses as "the major one" to be
solved.
Senator Dirksen said he hopes
IAN early meeting" with Senators
Potter. Republican. of Michigan
and Symington. Democrat. of
Missouri would bring out a sat-
isfactory solution.
Senator Symington has de-
clared that Senator Mccarthy
should not cross-examine wit
neSSeS. Senator Dirksen has de-
clined to comment.
Involved is Senator McCarthy's
right to pour out the drum fire
questioning in which he excels.
AS a witness or a Senator who
was not member of the COM
mittee, he would normally have
only the right to submit questions
for other Senators to ask of op-
position witnesses.
President Eisenhower checked
the cross-examination issue up to
the Senate Republican leader
ship when he was asked about
it at yesterdays White House
news conference.
He didn't know enough about
this specific matter to comment,
the President said.
But without mentioning Sem
ator Mccarthy by name, Gen.
Eisenhower said:
II am perfectly ready to put
Evening star., 1954-03-25

and the President on sitting in
judgment on his own case.
I'VE agree with each other
completely" he said. 1T was
decided long ago that ! would
not vote on these matters. I'm
not sitting in judgment"
Meanwhile, the American Civil
Liberties Union. itself an oc-
casional target of fire from Sen
ator Mccarthy. said last night
he should be given full right"
to crosS-examine.
Patrick Murphy Malin, execu-
tive director. said, however, that
Senator Mccarthy should con-
duct his cross examination
solely as a witness and not as
a member" of the subcommittee.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

Of one meeting boiling with
rage"
He learned from a newspaper
that the report was submitted
to the U. NJ. he said.
II tore down to the State
Department" he said, using
some pretty strong language at
this outrage. I went to Acheson
with fire in my eye to demand
the report be withdrawn" Mr..
Braden said. however. that he
failed.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Senator Mccarthy probably can
not be denied the right to ques-
ton opposition witnesses in the
forthcoming investigation. which
is to be carried by radio and
televiSion.
A Democratic Senator who has
been around about 20 years and
has a deep knowledge Of Senate
rules said he believes that if
Senator Mccarthy remains a
member of the investigating sub
committee he will have to be
permitted to cross-examine Army
witnesses.
This Senator, asked not to be
named, has criticized Senator
Mccarthy in the past but is not
involved in the present contro-
verSy. Other Senators expressed
similar views privately.
Nevertheless, a high Repub-
lican official. who also didn't t
want to be quoted by name. said
the Eisenhower administration
is making a major effort to block
Senator Mccarthy from cross
examination.
May Go to Senate Floor.
Senator Ferguson, Republican,
of Michigan, who has urged
Senator Mccarthy to step aside,
said it will be UP to the investi-
cations subcommittee itself to
decide on procedure. But he
conceded that Mccarthy prob
ably could take the issue to the
Senate itself if the committee
should decide against him.
Senators are additionally
jealous of their prerogatives and
slow to take any of them away
from another Senator.
Senator Mundt. asked il he
had urged Senator Mccarthy to
give up the right to cross
examine witnesses. replied crypti-
cally: Further deponent sayeth
not"
Senator Mundt told reporters
"I hope and expect" the sub
committee will pick a special
counsel for the inquiry by this
week end.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat.
of Arkansas. helping him seek
neutral. capable lawyer for the
job. said he is confident" it will
take no longer than that.
II still hope to start the hear
ings next week." Senator Mundt
said. He suggested daily hear
ings from 1920 am. to 1890
pm. and from 2:30 to 4::30 pm
Seek Ban on Other Hearings.
Meanwhile, a majority Of the
subcommittee spoke of firm in
tentions to block Senator Nc
Carthy'S suggestions that the
subcommittee switch to public
hearings on other matters until
it starts the hearing on his own
case.
But Senator Mccarthy told
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Lapel Buttons al Hopkins:
! Don't Like McCarthy'
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE. Mar. 25.-Sick
of campus "antipathy" to polit-
ical action. 20 Johns Hopkins
University students bave begun
distributing 1000 lapel buttons
which read:
II Don't Like Mccarthy"
zelig Robinson, a senior in
political science, organized the
move. He is president of the
Woodrow Wilson Democratic
Club, q campus organization.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

CHERRY TREE BEAUTY
QUEEN-MiSs Ann Wiley of
3214 North Wakefield street,
Arlington, a member of Chi
OmegO sorority at George
Washington University, is
Cherry Tree Beauty Queen for
1854. Miss Wiley was crowned
last night in a nine-SOrOrity
competition at the univer-
sity's Panhellenic sing at Lis
ner Auditorium. The contest
is given annually to select a
beauty queen for the college
yearbook. Star Staff Photo.
myself on record fatty. as I have
before. that in America, If a man
is a party to a dispute. directly
or indirectly, he does not sit in
judgment on his own case, and
/ don't believe that any leader
ship can escape responsibility
for carrying on that tradition
and that practice"
Senator Mccarthy said he was
glad the President did not
enter" the cross-examination
adding that he didn't
believe his subcommittee would
bar him from querying witnesses.
The Wisconsin Senator said
there was no issue between him
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
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