President Truman hands over the loyalty files. __5'e, "' -- •ReW-~e---4.Nee~MM,f;b&,~ a.nnounc~ by Senator T . dings of Maryland, Ch a irman of the lnussau Inve s tigating Coramittee. Hitherto, in spite of all demands, the President refused to let Congre•s have lhe records on government officials accused of Co-unil ■ - especially in the case of the sensational charge• made ~Y Senator McCarthy of 1sconsin. But now thal refu1al l• reversed - he Pre•1dent today agree. to g1ve lhe Senate Committee the loyalty files 1n the Stale Department on eighty-one official• named by K~Oarthy. The records of the r.B.I. will not be handed ove~ - bul the r.B.I. ma terial in the State Department f1lea wlll be. ' , -· ........ . . -, QQHHYII Into the cC ar thy c r es now u 1 rs - the tom bomb. Te i s con s ln sen tor d cl re d tod a y that the mer 1 a c se in Nineteen Forty-Five disclo ed the fact t . t Soviet espion a e, aided by of 1ci a ls of our St te Dep rt nt, procured atomic s e crets of the bomb - six mont s before !t ex . loded t Hiroshim a . ( xcCa.rt~ st · ted hat ve1·y ng /nto t , former ,, ~ t wbo ras~case ~ Kore and more~ this Am rtas1 business 11 coming to a focus - and 1t was a peculi~r affair to st rt with. In Nineteen r o rty-1ive, the headline roke th t highly secret docume n ts of the St te Dep rtment d ound their way into the of ic e of I\ r i , ~a ine d evoted to far E tern fairs. Six pe sons w r e rre ted, lncludln of f lc1 1 of tte ' t t e D rtm nt. One - John , te rt r 1c , till with th e t t nt, and now ccu d of be1n · Co m !'!l un 1 . t. w cle red by n o th r . . CQIHJJHITSTS - KCCARTHT ••... 2 St a te Dep a rtment official was convicted - after pl ~ ding uilty to a c h rge of conspir cy to steal government records. He w a s fined five hundred dolla.ra. The ed!.tor of A m era.s1a w as Philip Ja.ffe, a wealthy greeting card m anufacturer, often alleged t~ be a Communist. Be, too, plea.4ed guilty in the theft of Gtate Department secrets - and was fined twenty-five hundred dollars. Other defendants were either oleare4 or pa.id fines - a.nd the Amer~s1a case d1aaDpeare4 quickly from the news. In the raid conducted by the r.B.I. many confidential State De p artment documents w e re seized 1D the office of Ameraa1a - and now Sena.tor K0Ca.rth7 declares that these included secret information about the at omic bomb. 11 of which ut th focus of attention on rr a nk B1ela.sk1, the r.B.I. an ho conducted the raid - a nd who, today, wa s testifying ,. "- ~~ t .... clo ed""'her n g . ,{_ So B iel a.sk 1 as est1oned by the ne smen, and h e o lled the oC rt hy t ory ... •An nl. r ent .• So of . . QOHHJ11IIII - MCQARXHI ..••. 3 it would have to be qualified, he said. But, talking of the A m er a s1 a o se, he added - 'There 1a something of the atomic as ~ct to it.• . . roLLOW KCCAR'tHY In N e w Yor K ild Bill Dono v an wartime hea of tb office of Str a tegic Services was questioned. He bad nuch to o with secret service action during wartime - · an h e stats that B1ela ki i a tru■ t- orthy witnes • Which adds i m portance to the Biel ski testimony that there was an atomic &n le 1n ' he Ameras1a. ca s e. . . i&YKAB - HQQYU President Truman di a r ee with the proposa l made by former Pre i dent Hoover - the su gestlon that Soviet n ·atel i tes be e x cluded from the United lat1on. Yesterday Herbert Hoover v1s1t d the White House, and had a talk 1th t e Pr . stdent, during which they di cussed that ide a . They are on friendly terms, as t e Pre 1dent em pha siz e d today s · tng, &l!lo, that he 1s against the Hoover ropos a l for a United Nations without the Reds. Be went on to add that defense e penditurea will be reduced tor Bineteen 11fty-Two - becauee there 1s not o much a l a rm about the 1ntern a t1onal s1tuatlon. bich ls in cont= diction to strong s tatement ■ m de by the defen e chiefs, who have b n w rning a.bout the <i an r ot • Pre ldent Trum n 1tt d t t e as optlmi tlc, id t he 11 1 not n rly s b d u it 1n t ! 1r st • · lf of 1 t Forty-Six, a nd t t : o r l r l tion ve b n 1 rovln • tlVH:41 - PQLITICa At the White House today, resident Truman w s asked about the .t tement m de by en a tor Glen Taylor of Ida.ho t t the President had invited the Senator for a ride a.board tLe Pres1 ential train dur1n the Truman trip to the ,,est. Which a.roused a ood deal of a itat1on among Democr a ts. And no wonders eing how the Democrat · c sen a tor bolted pa.rty and President in th e last election, and r n · or vice-president on the Henry Wallace ticket, amid shoula that the Wallace Party was o rtly Communist. Since then Glen Taylor has re turned to the DemGcrat1c fold, but there iR no f tted calf for the prodigal son. P rtioularly in Idaho where other Democr ts ould like to oust Glen Tylor, and take h11 ol ce. ror · er Sen · tor - ~-• Worth Clark, 1n oartloular, whom T · ylor defe ted for the Democr a tic nomin t i n six ye rs a. o. 11 of hich roduoed ol1t1o l hot pQ t t Q • $ 0 W • t I 8 t v rd1 t? W 11, r 1 t Trum n n1 t t v r 1 t 1 t d l n '· 1 o r or th r 1 n . . 1 a e c o ac h e 1 11 r , I'V f or the · h 1 t e o u e J r t y a n d t e h reu p on th e I ho e , o ld lt!1I- - t Pre id t 1d e _ ever 1 v1 t d him !or tbe train r1de. To ch Glen ylor replie d : •tf he s a id e didn't, that set les lt.• Sett11 e r ume, the e tion of po 1ble Tru n back1n for the recent Henry · all ce v1oe- r sid nti~l cand1dnte. . . .. -- . ,,,, CHRYSLER T h d of t Cbr 1 r tr i , t no 1 o tur o o o d ellows i u - n o n union re r nt ives m ea Joint _ no un c m nt, while n wsr 1 c · r ! 1 lm n e . : c n of 1 es nd nd-s ake~. The lon drawn out e otl tion , the arathon , azas ■ ~barg t2n1ng t lks, w1th b1ttdr c r e nd counterch · r e , had created too muoh 1rr1tat1on and f cerated feelin •· o the com pa ny a de 1t on separate announcement - denounc1n the unlon an rlly. While the union did the same - with wrathful remarks about the company. But, nyway, the long Chryel r strike ls over - the e1ghty-n1n thousand union embers getting uarant e of en ions and ho p1tal-m dlc l program. No Que t1on of w es was lnvolv d. T n1 t t ord on the union side 1 t t, the Chrysl r t 1ke h ving be n settl d, the ne~t move will b to . 1 . m11M' e d on G n . r 1 otor • s In 1c 1 t r or . tr 1 k • T e on 11 r 1 1 or L ., p ut 1 r, t otor bo ts. hie 1 old u rrel 1 t . y on t C n 1 • The motor bo ts c o u et it t e on 011 r ho ca.n't 0 nearly a.s fa. t - t OU h ore rom a nt1 • 1 0 - a. speed1n e 1ne~ ~ i : ~ Cr a. f t ets up waves 1n a canal.., which thre ten to s a.mp the leis rely ond o lier , a.s they 1ng their on s . Hence the s r1k 1th a demand for 1 to slow don the motor boa.ts. The walkout lasted for forty-el ht hour - no gondoliers 1n Venice. Which cert inly muet h ve disappointed the tourist • So tod y the unioip 1 council backed down, and ton1 ht the ondol1 r re a.ck on their boatin job. In V n1c - wh r the tre ta are ter. • •• T ' r I a 0 r·1 b ly · 1! t 0 e tr - 1c • r en ·· e o l o y a. 1 11 d 1 to an i - n 1 0 n i t . T •• e 0 , 11 d ow 0 t his ball - and d dn't. come ut. Bia t er escended into the e to loo tor 1 ■ - an4 he! 1le toe~ r e . . e1 h or !ollo ed, to see whal was ron , and e never 011 bed a ck up out of the manhole. Ten a fireman · ent down to 1nves 1 a - an4 he did not re ear. L ter, all four were t n oul - a phi 1ated by methane as. FAKIR r 1 F C , , in 1 o f Lill , 1n o· ·, e r e r ul 1n - to 11 - F C l o 0 f t 1 • In Lille , l C 0 0 1n dr1 h d , n I 1 f 1r 0 h i 1 C 1 l 0 in, nd 1 14 o n n b d of e "· l - - ~ ~ . - L A " ' - I\ w.e•• u r 1 <" OU • T ct to rema1 !or 1 , in n effort to r tte orlc.'s reco . r tor - r ~ st1n • e r1 d:- .. B r .. , ma 1c ond r worker from Hindu t n - s1x f t t · 11, ~ . 1 te turban on .. ~ ~ 1 - ~ "I 1 • ... d Ci e 0 ra C 1 ) /\e 0 1c arY 1, A !' t . e oly ot I ., • e 0 tr ·1 .. ?': f 0 .. J . u, t.e . • I l C d . • - b J ~ .,., ~ r rt .. . , .., .. - . , I l' 1 • . y • • r ,# by .. . .. - , .. 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At D ton, 0 1o . - t e m r o! t h V t 0 and dol t r in mol er 1 . d e c ayi n bill found , , on a tras I City rub 1 e p. coll ctor di co ered the on 0 d 1 s 11 o ck , o d m a.nd da. ed t t i t . ook ome 1 e to a co unt. Te pl c , a. f shio ab l suburt t e ground behind the home of the p re 1dent o! a. b kery com ny. hich s interesting - bec a use, in th t very bom, several e a. rs o. t e polioe ' ~re ted two hold-u men, anted !or rob ery in C liforni • The president of the bakery com ny den1e that he kno n thin aboul the moldering cash, but says th . t, shortly before the find was a.de, he cleaned h1s lfine cell r, a.nd threw out ome thin - •bee us e they · re 1. ll et• , s the C e of bi 11 urely r • T e o r b r 4~~ rre ted in t . hou deny t _ t t . y no n in ,A. bout th money. 11 a. m tery - i th t e ev t - 0 n r d t ty ol rs C a1 ed by t cit tr· h oll ct r w ! OUI d 1 t. , - -· ~ , . ... .. -.,, ' , - · ....... Th re ou ld eem to be 1 t 1 rel t1on et en hi tid and a e York lev a ed r 11w y. But today tr in ser ice W'S d ru n t on t .e hird venue l·- b c · u e o f t tide. The ter c a. me 1n hi h, r 1 in the level of the I t River o much that flood poured don 1 to an excav tion for a new underpass, filling it to a depth oft elve feet. The ee a e t re t ed the underp1nn1 of the Third Avenue el, which m\ght col a se, trains and all. So, - 1n lower Manh ttan, erv1ce wa d1soont1nued for flve hours, wh11 n 1neers went to ork - the el tied up - by the t1 e. ROCKING: At u t 1 ,;~ , t .• 1 -roe 1 ck1n C ir! r. n Mr . Flo Soll d yd cl r d today t t Y · v b een o ff e r d a thou n doll a rs for the rod y. Bu t e t · e ho din out f or hi r f 1gure. hil , theyb-e thin ln of ch r 1ng d s on t o t el ho c r1o ity r cro d for look t a. no e t ock r, wh1c oe back and forth 11 b it lf. ~ Te Hollad ys in 1st th t th Y'f- moved their elf-propelled rock1n ch 1 from one room of the house to the otler. But it till oe on rocking as ~ ~ - ; , ~ 1! ome 1nv1 1bl r dmot er w r s1tt1n at1sfa.ctory e. 1 n C - t . ou hone up o 1 t 1 o 1 e t .• t t ho 1br t1on , which