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(Not Shown) Rent Controls Refused , , t , All,,,'. ,, ,'," t LI Li these unhear- .,.at committee sre for the,pact, Well,..thave taken', no yap. pig. everybody knowsthat the senator from Utah and the senator from Missouri are not for the pact . and that they are here pot to but to impede and elucidate obstruct and delay I and hinder and filibuster against the , pact." When Donnell resented his Imputations, Connally sarcastically Icommented, "Why; of course, I ..: winter-stor-- - planned vacation or -- -- 4,a, . . ,leitio, I i , - . ''''--' 'r'".-"'- - - , Sale Trunk 'ring n. 1 , ' re-ga- ve , 5 0 ., 4 - . ength desk; diplomat Connally boombed,-"Th- e senator says that members of the 104;1 bil .. , , sen sa lona , - re-ar- m , , - , , ' was largely 'Motivated by ale fact that-th- e 13 nlembers et before hearthe committee-ev- en ings on the pros and conj.-h- ad comniitted-themselv- es ito support the pact-gir1-- 1 -- - We relations-comm- -foreign- -- . ob- , ist ml - d, ' - apserved that peering to question witnesses be! 111 --- -- - - : - 7 r ''- - In This Town ''". . , 1 t - , er - 1'''..1.vbt 21:"1:':' ChairmanComudlyotihe foreign relations committee- - to - guesting the privilege of questioning witnesses- .- A month passed. April 27, the start-o- ff of the North Atlantic Pact hearing arrived, and Watkins and Donnell had received no reply to their letter. So, they did not appear at the An 'enraged Connally retorted, "The senators knew well that we I were going to meet today,. thought that their interest was such that they would- - appear.!! "What you are doing is making him a question, the same qua. "How, can the U. S. jus, an argument, you are .not ask- tion, Italy after it has tify ing Me a question!" signed the Italian peace treaty Watkins repeated his question. disarming Italy?" , Shaking with rage, Austin More haughtily and flushed-laceAustin said, "Oh, well, I reprimanded, "Well, and who says we have to justify it?" will zepeat4 the answer for you .Watkins queried, "And we eau as many.limes as you like. (Ti go ahead and violate treaties? answer that he had not yet given, Don't you think it would be a violation of the (Italian peace) that WY to increase the armaments to skip treaty Finally Watkins decided of Italy?" the matter. He asked Austin a at last the crux hitting And, new question: "How can the of the matter, Austin responded, the ratified.had U. $ ., which I dot not know what the Italian Peace treaty limiting terms of that ,treaty are with Italian rearmament, now launch to the limitation of arm. respect to Atlantic pact the North ament , Italy?" , Epilogue set which with rage Trembling Altrthe hearing did Ire hear his pince nex trembling, Austin mutter to a colleague, retorted, "I don't know, do you? Watkins Please give me I question, and "Gee, maybe Vishinsky has a lot to put up with at ithe U. N. not a speech!" that we don't appreciate?" Watkins Whereupon ators should not have to resort to Senator Austin interrupted, a practice of finding out what is "De you expect to get it all in the newspapers " going .on in the senate through '.Overlooking the derrogation, ' Watkint newspapers. posed the quistion' as For to why, if Connally angrily retorted, .nations the senator from Utah, I would are, in practice, collaborating, commend that practices" why the necessity for a scrap of Scene II! paper declaring they are collabAfter Ambassador Austin pad orating? delivered an erudite statementl Haughtily, Austin adjudged: which explained e great length, "You have everything mixed up." thatdut to his leadership,the Watkins repeated his question. More haughtily, Austin ia now, through U.N.,.work-- , re4 wish you would stick lug in closer, and closer collab- plied,to one subject at a time." Then oration with some 45 nations, including the 12' he pronounced, "You don't unI signatories to the North Atlantic derstand that the recovery of Pact,, Watkins began: Europe is actually dependent on 4j want to compliment you on protection from fear; and you for don't utidertitand this whole a very able preaentation You certainly don't the pacts I probably em one who problem. doesn't know' exactly what U. N. realize the importance of this , has done. I. have been trying pact." Watkins repeated his question. to read the newspapers faithFlush - faced, , Austin s a i d, fully , .1 - - that,motbehill not want to appear, ' aggression. - top-sla- account of last week's sessions of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,- - considering the North Atlantic pact, which would bind the U. S. to defend any of the 12 signatory European nations from - 77- -7 started at their qtiestions, Donnell explained that not having heard Acheson's 10 cm. on the 27th, with Secreas Imorning testimonY they were in tary of State Dean- Acheson no position to question him on it. witness. At 2:20 p.m., Jen minutes ,before U. S.'s Snapped Connally, the the afternoon committee session te diplomat: with Acheson was to start, Don"Well, it is.rnot the fault of the nell and Watkins received a letter from Connally, stating that committee that the senators from were not they could attend the committee Utah and , Missouri' s, sessions. They rushed over, Then, here," , called On by Donnally to deliver Donnell eitplained thatotot being invited, they assumed they were not invited opening-heiring,-whfc- h did not intend to offend tbe two ' : senators." Watkins then intersperied that he was undecided on the pact, merely wanted to have its facts and implicationlbrought into the light of day before deciding. "Well, will you please statt now whether you are for or against the pact," Connally demanded. Watkins demurred,- stating he still had an open mind. He then explained that he had read in the Salt Lake City Deseret News of the 24th that Connallywas willing to lee him question witnesses before the foreign relationi committee, but had received no direct Word from Connally. Connally sneered, "That shows that the Salt Lake paper is better advised as to what is going on in Washington than the senator from Utah." Watkins suggested that sen O'n':i0.44.40...1:0 .. , . i , .., - ... . .. .. -'...- |