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Show "There's Just One More Step, Boys; the V-- P The Washington Bomb" Merry-Go-Rouri- d McCarthy Isn't Only Politician To Receive Decoration After War Ends FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1953 Benefactor Put Free Men in Gravest Peril Self-Style- d Br DBEW PEAESOM WASHINGTON Pentagon rec ord thow that Sen. Joe McCarthy la not the only politician to receive a decoration some time after the end of a war. Filed In the archives of the Army la a citation dated Jiflie S, 1919 aeven months after the armititire as compared with nine year after World War II for McCarthy awarding Patrick J. Hurley a allver atar. . vv Dr. Vpon his release from seven years' imprisonment, Russia British who scientist trave )m N'unn Mav. the vitnl Htnmii secrets. 'declared: "I myself think I acted rightly, and I believe many otheri think bo, too." This is an amazinjr statement, though not a surprising "one, since May never had shown the slightest hint of or repentance while in prison. A lawyer speakinpr fur May at the time of his trial in J916 said the scientist sided strongly with the view new if they discover something by some other scientists "that of benef it to mankind, they are under obligation to see that it is used for mankind and not kept for any country or ;l ; IfA lj' J r vvOV j i J membership refused to accept! for his medal, and through some of his friends in the Marine Corns. w war. Medal gut the application oa the desk el McCarthy' Senator McCarthy certainly de- Assistant Secretary of the Navy served his medal more than Hur- riuberg, who ok'd It. Floberg I ley, and more than MaJ. Gen. a former member of the Chlcauo Harry Vaughan deserved the vari- Tribune law firm, a paper vlsar ous medala banded him by Dic- ously supporting McCarthy. Thl tator rron and other fortign was In Augiut. 1352. For soma merely because he was unexplained reason, however, the the president' military aide. award was held up until just 'he Because of the many queries re- other day. Just why It wa algned ceived by thl column regardimt in 1952 when refused In 1944, and for in nta Hurley, who became aecretary McCarthy' m ed a 1 especially Just why It wa held ip from of war and twice was candidate since some veteran have been August until December remain a for aenator from New Mexico, re mailing their medals to the aenaNaval officer! would ceived thla medal under interesting tor here are the exact fact about mystery. no explanation. circumstance. In fact, the word the McCarthy award a obtained give claim of SJ air ing of the award In itself li In- from official tource with one of hit conflicts missions medal It ttatei that the teresting. 1. The Navy declined to live own rimnilen leaflet issued ill is given for: neaawr nicianny uie I'urpie Heart Wisconsin In .1944, which reported; "Voluntarily making a reeonnal-sanc- for alleged wounds In action. The "McCarthy participated In 14 dive UUI under heavy file on Nov. 11. refusal was based on the fact that Wiaconsli mission." The bombing only A noble expression of high purpose, indeed. 1918." McCarthy was not wounded, but campaign literature also gave him of the account is it no Nov. that takes it 11, a 1BU. everyone know, incurred a slight Injury to his the nickname r Joe," thing wrong with w'drld. was the day World War I ended foot while being Initiated May was not dealing with a by VKlng though naval records show that hit realities of today's And about one hour before the end. Neptune" In a . bit of horseplay trips were a an Intelligence offiscrum, for all the vast' medical potentialities-so- me when there was no "heavy fire." aboard the Navy tender observer. seaplane atomic of energy. here Is what happened to Pat Hur- Chandeleur a the ship crossed the cer already realized YVashlnrton Pipeline ley, as told by Col. Wilbur Rogeii equator. He was giving away the Becrets basic to the most devasMcCarthy was climbing of the 77th Tiald Artillery, Jrd Di- down a ladder with The Civil Aeronautica Board I ever conceived. has man bucket tied weapon tating vision. to his ankle during the Shellback torn with dissension over who will We may all lament it is necessary in a world of hostile ald that he was sta Initiation, Roger when he allpped and be the next Cab chairman under ' ' forces to turn the scientists' discoveries to destructive use. tioned 1,000 yards behind the front broke a bone in his foot.. Eisenhower. Two COP board memnot so. line when Lt. Col. Hurley and Col. ,'Eut it achieves nothing to pretend this is McCarthy has stated that he bers. Oswald Ryan and former E. St. John Greble. both members carried "ten pounds of ahrapnel", Sen. Chan Gurnev. are furiously May's attitude, representing one scientific viewpoint, of the Judge advocate general's In his leg. But he was never pulling wire with Elsenhower ad the of nations that fact .the the security utterly ignores onice. came up trom me rear en wounded and the Navy so found vlsers for the $17,500 Job.t Ike wai nations is deeply involved when men begin passing ; free route to the front. when they refused him the Purple friendly with Gurney when the that spells "1 wondered what two members Heart. South Dakotan wa a member of freely to all peoples scientific information of the judge advocate general's 2. The .. F 1 y n e the Senate Armed Services Com distinguished vpnnnnn of colossal Dower. office were doing up there and Cross, when awarded i " by the Navy mittee, but Ryan, who hall from Such information cannot properly be regarded as the stopped them," Colonel Roger re- during the early part of the war, Indiana, has the backing of the to he dis- call. '1 told them the w ar wa was given only for rare and heroic big airlines . . , Senator Kefauver 'private possession of the discovering scientist, which men about over and that no one was action under fire. However, the refuses to take responsibility yr--t pensed as he sees fit. There are many ways in wanted up there, especially Army Navy found that the . Armv Air for the expected puppies of Sena geek consciously or otherwise to put themselves above the lawyers. In fact, we had instruc Corps wa handing out Flying tor Nixon a famous dog, Checkers. ' as a to oneself set than up more is None perilous !'aw. Uons to keep alght-seeaway. Crosses at rate of 100 to 1 com- When N'lxon confronted his neighprivate judge of what to do with information of such obvHowever, Hurley Insisted on pared withthe Navy. So on Dee. bor, the senator from Tennessee, usefulness. going forward," says Roger. "He IS. 1944. the Navy decided to with reports that the Kefauver dog iously great military w'anted to see the end of the big award the The only proper judges of that are a nation's highest Flying Cross automati- was enamored of Checkers Kefau ahow." cally to any man who had flown ver replied: "If the pupple have civilian and military authorities. The decisions they make And (even months later, he got on 20 air missions. long ears, then it may look bad for on that score are their most crucial. No scientist, however, cited for "gallantry In action for 3. McCarthy asked to be mus my dog But I think the Nixon Edson in eminent, has any right to countermand those decisions. voluntarily making a reconnais tered out of the Marinas in Oc- family could use some Democratic sance under heavy fire on Nov. 11, tober. 1944 even though the Pa- offspring." . Now that he has He is not just a scientist. He is also a citizen, with the 1918." as of cific war was at Its peak, Earlier me majority icanersnip aaie in nu same restraints law, the any same rights and duties, AsNo wonder the Third Division he had got a' leave of absence to hands, Senator Taft has told fel. other citizen. sociation to whom Hurley applied run against Senator Wiley of Wis low senators that the real reason and himself Mav's statement seems to suggest he sees consin though lt was against the he wanted to get that strategic post ': other scientists as vehicles for a higher moral law that takes ON THE LINE regulations to run for office while Is so he could block any Elsenon active duty. Defeated by Wiley hower legislation he disliked. . . . or civil of his law other over the country. any precedence McCarthy then wanted to run again One of the few Christmas parties " ': Let the philosophers discuss the moral law. It needs no for a Judgeship. So finally the Eisenhower attended waa the Wal- Bureau Federation. the to Firm EDSON Republican according PETER fantastic gether, By assumption demonstrate that May's cocktail party given hy philosopher to Marines discharged hinv and It the processors sources. Representing of personal responsibility for the welfare of all mankind NEA Washington Correspondent was at about this time that Mc Alton Jones, head of Citle Service. Btit the appointment of the group farm products, John H. Davis of of a was not WASHINGTON (NEA)-- AH Carthy first applied for a Flying Among those present were Gent has placed free men everywhere in the gravest danger. ciearea witn ben. oeorge Boston la with National Wool Mar Cross Tunney. BUI Robinson of the Ne sudden, (arm polities In Washing- Aiken of Vermont, nor Rep. Cliff keting Corp., Homer Davison of In sending In his application he 1 orx IH'raiu iimunr, aim ram ton has become hotter than a corn- Hope of Kansas, who will again be Chicago Is vice president of Amer stated "As an officer and a gen Porter, the Washington attorney. field In August. Reason for this Republican chairmen of congres- ican Meat Institute, Carl Farrlng- tleman" that he had participated . . . Another party Eisenhower will ton of Minneapolis Is y, ith Archer midwinter heat wave Is President sional agriculture committees. fn 32 air missions- .- However, when attend Is today't Inaugural. Hearts d Co.' elect Eisenhower's appointment of Herejnay be the making of an Br BOB CONSIDINE Marine Corps headquarters pro- dinner at which his younger brothfarm poli other cioud of trouble no bigger Jesse H. Tapp of San Francisco With the spotlight so steadily on federal expenditures, his Interim, InNEW YORK (INSWI sometimes cessed the application In Washing er. Milton Elsenhower, will be 'advisory committee. The em than a man's hind. The congres- Is vice president of Bank of Amer the condition of our state governments seldom gets national cy "In sional agriculture committees have ica, but he formerly worked in the mis the writing ityle'of my friend ton, It wa noted In McCarthy's augurated president of the Heart on tht been ohasis put hat be wise if the glare was turned on them , attention. It rnigh,t terim" but the committet may always regarded themselves as he department under the Democrats Dr. Harry Schlacht, the former file that he had flown only in nine Association. . . . Eleven days later, " . Therefore his applica Dwight Eisenhower will be Infor a few fleetinir seconds at least. now a big wheel mission. become permanent. top farm policy maken In the So did Chairman Myers and Carl editorialist who to augurated In a somewhat different refused. tion was seems was 48 of: the States In New York City's department spending Politically, group Back in 1946, only one of the country. To put a group of Inde Farrington. one pendent, nonpartisan or even non- Bert Wood is from Oregon State commerce, which Is not much 4. Last year, McCarthy reapplied ceremony in Washington. D. C. more monev than it took in each year. Most were flush with divide as four Democrats, political private citlzena beside College, Dean Harry Reed from smaller than the United States' desurpluses built up during World War II, when taxes rolled straight Republicans and one In-- them to shape farm policy la an Purdue, Milo Swanton from the partment of the game name. Only Service De couldn't the money in and spent ior nignways, duuo dependent Republican. Chairman experiment that may work, or may Wisconsin Council of Agriculture. Harry could have done proper Jus- Personal ' v Albert Mitchell Is a New Mexico tice to a bill that Is before the . William 1. Myen of Cornell Uni- not. Intra, etc. h bill, To the congressional agriculture cattle rancher and a Republican g3rd Congress, the Two years later, 16 states were in the red. By 1051, the versity. The names on this list Jiave committees it raises the challenge National Committeeman. which Is a voluntary pension plan to half. than more 27 total was farm belt congressmen and larm of calling in Secretary Benson and provide a retirement Income for In all the states, general revenue bounded upward in organization leaders buzzing. For saying the 11,000,000 Independent profes to him, in effect, "All right, of vocation, and th sional and small business men and Br WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.- - (draft, a ofchoice the 1946-6- 1 span frorn J7.198.000.000 to $13,253,000,000, the first time In years, the names now tell us your program, to see a wife, all In one fell choice In farm the nation. women of the soared organization If like it." we for debt , retirement) The Great American expenses (not including outlays The good doctor might have done entitled. "From P o v e r t y ; To heads have been left off a farm The committee finally selected : t,ar(j.headed .from $6,216,000,000 to $13,939,000,000. committee. it like this: Conspicuously by General Elsenhower presents a policy Riches' Is today being enacted ln'busine;g.man who has won through No recent compilations on city intake and outgo are not present are - Allan Kline of number of characteristics new to bill! All hail the 1 thousands oi , ,,. i pik ip It is fine. readily available. But the likelihood is, that the rhunicipal American Farm Bureau, Herschel the Washington farm political pichigh school Jtu- - m)f know which hour of u,e boy., of files from the Taken and Is ,:;.of the It great. u Mn he8lthfully Grange ture. The farm operators on the dents financial picture is generally much worse than in the states. D. Newson devoted to It Is true blue. Patton of Farmers' Union. committee are men. the Provo Herald. rarema i The largest city, New York, is currently talking of im- James the value of a nickel?" '("learning So are Reed and Keogh. Two other notable omissions There Is no representation .of the Salts of the earth, posing an income tax on top of federal and state income from the list are Robert K. Good- small farmer. QUESTIONS k ANSWERS en duty to see 20 Years Ago Both ... Is win and Harold McKlnley of Iowa, levies to keep going. . It that that YJI D.4U. to IV VlUII II u a UK7CI VHIUDII IUUIII Has Bureau Farm Edge (I learned to read Harry by Jan. , 1933 "learns the In If there is any cranny of government where one can who were Republican boy I notice the 'your pamphlet the Elsenhower campaign In The committee has several ."pro" president of the Provo covering tennis matches as a boy, a slatpment about the doctor ruling V of" "find escape from this financial purple and blacky we would of it on ex but come e fessors" of the they neck out rope-likfarm This R. belt, working the developed Chamber of Commerce was W. out the possibility of incipient colt like to hear about it. nickel."., clusively from the Butler. All other officer were re muscles permitting fast movement Chicago headquarters. when tuberculosis before he Instructed Bu This the Farm . gives "Now, It .was Mr. McKinley, a potato leges'. elected . . . workmen were busy of the head back and forth, like urcp un giving urr grower who had tangled frequent' reau Federation, with its advocacy tearing down the old First ward the boss replying to a request for I was a boy," uie muiucrtheiu Iodin Ration. Does daughter college and exten church on First East. The old land a pay lift.) the ly with the Democratic adminis of land-gralecture preceding starts the this mean . . .? (W. M.) control of farm policy, mark was built In 1885. At that time In tliis day of uncertainty, ... tration's Department of Agrlculthree shovel to ultimatum, "had One . with incipient or While the cruel enemy flexes feet of snow from the path to Answer ture, who first suggested the idea I decided advantage. the ward extended south from Cen advanced tuberculosis needs lodin " An anniversary which ought to be remembered but of a committee to advise on farm Though the heads of the farm ter street and east from Fourth atomic muscles, sevenstart to school : . . walked The statement means The idea was put In the organizations have been kept off West to the city limits . . Oscar What outlook is there for the fu tppn miles to and from . . . work regardless. probably is not, occurs on Jan. 14. On that day in 1863 policy. that Incipient, only perhaps un- are 47man of the ture represent- W. Larson. Salt Lake City, adopted at the Denver the,commlttce, they art ujpvp hours every Saturday for in a Richard F. Outcault, originator of the comic strip, was born resolutions tuberculosis lung recognized,, of la Romeo Short Arkansai conference of farm leaders befqre ed. d Communist party leader, the artist, writer, lawyer., doctor, twenty cents . . ', helped my eigh- - teen age person should be ruled out in Lancaster, Ohio. While on the New York World in 1894 the Chicago GOP convention. .. a vice president of AFB. Harry B. year-olwhen he educa was held In jail, awaiting a de- laundryman, farmer a college tpen brothers get oy caretui meaicai examinations he was assigned the task of getting up ari illustrated supThe idea was later transplanted Caldwell is Master of the North portation hearing before the Immi reaches 65? . mother . . . finger to before If the young tin person comes W. D, Broo.cs Carolina are None and Grange. under to devoted the be present . . . editor first at . hamuei qualified which the Republican platform, and look at you thought might gration authorities the bone plement, under medical observation at all. the Genis vice v. endorsed was of, it .. president George laws', Provo grocer, personally by up Send stamped, should have Kopp. too lazy to pick your trouser enve- 'to fashions, but which he later determined ' For private pension plan benefit. the eral Elsenhower In the campaign. Cotton Producers' Association. -- died at the Alrd hospital . hand you everytning on a aw lujn; emu onfk 111 ' nu u comic drawings. Outcault's k own ability along this line So the naming of the committee Chris Mlllus is head of the stork brought baby girls to two That Is bad. t.,iii vpt nlatter . . . etc. ping, please) for pamphlet THE Farmers' Union In Nebraska,-buturned the scale for this momentous decision, out of which carries out these promises. Provo couple. Mr. and Mrs. John That is sad. i" IDOIN RATION. Johnny goes marcnniK on, he Is number one opponent of FU S. Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R That is no true blue. Not one th So naDer Benson Approved Appointments n arise all today's "funnies." route or tne No Joke' was picked with President Patton. Naming .Mlllus Memmott a movement wa little bit! . or the grocery packaging. Outcault's first serial was "The Yellow Kid," recount- theThe committee Eisen- rack, All hall President-elec- t approval of the new Secretary to the committee is taken as a agitated In the state for the condo not think this a Joke Please nut think: Out of a in brat mischievous yellow clothing. doings ing the Robert solidation of counties as an econ hower. He Is for the voluntary reof Agriculture, Ezra Taft Benson. direct slap at Patton. Johnny gets home ffim school at as it is very serious to me . . . of this came the term "yellow journalism," applied at first But how much of a hand Mr Coker Is vice president of the omy measure . . . suit ana tirement Income plan. He has said, four o'clock, where ne nas Deen (No signature) Carolina Farm Is not South Bureau. the No, in The had Benson them naming overcoats were being advertised for "Evidently forgot Not fo me you failed id. "to newspapers which printed drawings like Outcault's. (nrti ve since eight o'clock. , He Answer name. Individual." Chairman Myers and naming Allan Kline to the- group $18.75. sign your success of "The Yellow Kid" led to serials of like characters, revealed. President-elec- t as an indication that the Elsenhower's broth is taken Probably meant "evidently they Signed letters, not more of whom the most famous was Outcault's later "Buster er, Milton, are generally credited Republicans intend to control agri 10 Years Mine, Too forgot the otie page or 100 words than Ago At the clinic they told Brown." with having put the committee to- culture policy. nd not give it to to personal pertaining bill would help lonf, The my husband his arteries are hardJan. I, 1943 When he died in 1928, he knew that he had brought and hygiene, not to dihealth named Edward J the oppressed, That 1 what the sease, diagnosis or treatment, Roosevelt ening. He has to go three times a about one of the greatest innovations in modern American SIDE GLANCES week for shots . . . (Mrs. M. W.) By GALBRAITF Flynn, Democratic national com oppressed need. Help. ' answered by Dr. Brady will be . newspapers. a cer Answer Mine are, too. I worry It would make mittee chairman, as his personal U a stamped so much about it that sometimes a tain portlpn of the ambassador to Australia Address Is enclosed. envelope, even pikers can beat me on the minimum 54 hour work week for man's annual Income (excluding to Dr.. such correspondence all Industry with no overtime pay Investment Income) and put lt In a bowling green. Your husband needs The Dally William Brady, a guardian to protect him from the was recommended by the nation's pot to await his 65th birthday. Utah. Provo, , Herald, "clinic" racketeers, four" farm organizations to The American Bar Association "big lUL-4CxAntotne Pinav's walking out of the French assemb : I day . . ; Housing conversion pro says hurrah. move rS. movement, needs vigorous The bar association of New York brief case in hand, his trampled principles scattered on the gram was approved- to . relieve In the company ment, in Utah county state and our glorious city say of his preferably to be what housing shortage of as a many may symbol happening peers. Few jobs Involving dias, stands ' Volunteer fire de hurray. . Springvllle such muscular effort are available j democratic processes around the world.- - There is a stern, ' reported a low fire loss 'The . Authors League,-worki- ng partment l u " for city boys. . ten;. i The real struggle In the Senate is as in western semi-dictatin there element France, many . An air scouting program was closely with the bars, aays hie hie After dinner, Johnny spends will be to keep a liberal" party re- hurrah DolitteaMfaeuum Provo sudden . Postal in . . launched any tdiur countries, waiting around two hours at his studies. alive. The mistake of the 1920 to. ceipts at the Provo post office Hurrah. Ditto for more than 16 Perhaps he has music practice or 1928 It was a bewildered, discouraged, heartsick Pinay who period when the Democratic e to professional an record established representing groups meeting, or home chores, In Party became Just an echo of the left the assembly. He pleaded with the members for a vote In the comic lawyers, doctors, architects, engi cluh taling $112,635.66 addition. Republicans must be averted. , of confidence, describing the opposition as wanting "more atrip, Out Our Way with the Wil-- neers, writers, artists and business A boy of high school age requires Sen. Hubert Humphrey, (D., lets, Willis was sun being called oy men and women. j reveniie and less taxation; more spending and less deficits; of consecutive at least nine hours Minn.). 17? 18? mother . . . The stage hit, My Sis He is In a period of rapid more reform and fewer changes." As I understand it, the voluntary sleep. ter, opened in the Paramount. is typical of many groups in of growth. He needs plenty of fresh list This are waitparadoxes j pension plan would permit each air taken In combination with vig- The (Chinese) people i countries today. Their distorted economic theories, subscriber to exclude 10 per cent orous exercise. He Is in a period ing for us to come back. They many 1 or $7,500 whichever Is lower of of emotional crux. If you don't are waiting for liberation. their naive inexperience with reality only open the door to Generalissimo Chiang his earned net Income each year believe is well which and always. ready. organized it, ask yourself how you'd the oppression on It taxes and JcdrraL front - If keep " were faced success feetwith or failure the' I have J you crisis, Regardless of Pinay's ice against that day when hi wind every confidence that our ' the reaf lesson for freedom loving people lies in the frustrat-- i successors will continue to do the falls, his batting eye clouds, and work we did in the effort relating It takes at least a symbolic triple ing conditions which led to his action. These vacillations to this great organization (NA1U). to score him from second. J "must be avoided in our own system. They must be avoided Ihla.w.ould jmtJe.l8JULJegU-i- l .. T lation, unless vmi inrhirin remain' free. 'It happens that the Mutual phase of It which will apply to j to i chorus girls.) Agency is in curity i American the Philippines, yet Us assisthelp Every ' A doctor maintains that a man's character is indicated ance Is lagging. has a right to a modest compe ! hv the food he eats? For example if he turns to chocolate, tenceat 65. Eugenio , Perez, Sneaker of the Oil wells get better treatment. Represen- Philippines- - House-to; candy or hot dogs he may be expressing, a frustration or So do So , do l'tativeir bull. grain prize "" Little Jerry Clemens Just won a thwarted feeling, un tne omer hang ne may; simply be y speculators. ' v another prize in a quit bill. h There's a better chance for, uie , hungry, Praise the felt qualified to question Senate and the administration to of the, rugged Individualists Tope a hi answer. that mysterioui all, A lot of people who think they get along on that basis (with. Sen. i -d light In the sky came from Demyoung men will be drafted this month to as None seem of whom con rugged stop, It show only slow It Robert Taft as majority leader) ocrat! burning evidence tn they envision insolvent senility. oa than on any other. down. They may go in the draft but it won't take them long to . It tslevUionr en , thank "fM Washinjton. ymdl Selahl -S-en. Ralph Flanders (R., VU. discover that army life ia no breeze. Note-McCa- rthy' e "Tail-gunne- life-givin- g - - v WO I n ( I lil A ! ' 1 rs 1 : Washington New GOP Farm Policy Group Cultivates Hot Farm Politics Pension Bill dorf-Astor- Brings Out Bob's Poetry .GoVefnmenHnRedJkJIgcjLEyl Daniels-Midlan- : 1 . eight Democrat-for-Eisenhowe- r, Health 1 it Reed-Keog- Students Have Job Problem Once News e Novv ' History Reed-Keog- h nis,. d, big-far- r . - - -- alue land-gran- Inventor of the Comics sion-servi- ' . , ... - t ... J car-was- ' . m " Reed-Keog- h ' ... The Lesson of Pinay co So They Say -'Kb Us'.'L or ... 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