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8 I ♦ Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ Thursday, May 18 ( 1950 As Washington Sees it.. THE NATIONAL SCENE Special to The Chronicle. Washington, May 10—Overshadow ing anything that has happened in Washington for some weeks was th^ speech of Secretary of State Dean Acheson before the American So ciety of Newspaper Editors in which - n MARK OF LUM DURR QUALITY FAST, COURTEOUS HELPFUL SERVICE AND VALUC ALWAYS D.E.TRIBBLE CO. LUMBER and BUILDERS SUPPLIES Since 1894 Phone 94 CLINTON,S.C. he likened Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Illinois to a man pushing every (ire alarm box in the city in the hopes one will turn up a fire. Worse, he likened the “filthy bus iness,” as he called the attacks on the state department, to the “horrible episode” of the madman In Camden, New Jersey, who shot down and killed 13 persons, without direction.” Tlie , testimony of Louis Budenz, the ex-Communist editor of the Daily j Worker, in which he said he wasj told by some Commie leaders that Owen Lattimore was to be consider ed a Communist, is nothing more than hearsay evidence and would not stand up or be admitted in any court of law. It is on this charge that Lattimore is a Communist, or a top spy, or a Soviet agent, that Senator McCarthy said he will rest his case. Neither McCarthy, nor Budenz, would repeat on television, or the | radio, the testimony they gave be fore the senate committee on the ground it might lead to libel action. \ Mr. Budenz, who comes from In-.j dianapolis, from a well known and highly respected family there, has j admitted that the Communist ideol- NEW KIWANIS HEAD DON H. MURDOCH \ ' o c Delegates attending the 35th an nual convention of Kiwanis Interna- ogy which he embraced for more tional at Miami, Fla., the past week •than Ht yeare to built upw. '.tatted a prominent Cahaatan leiff- I ceit, cunning, conspiracy and trea son, and yet he expects the senate er head the organization in the (committee to believe that these Com- year ahead. munists whom he quotes as well asj Officers of the local club were himself, are telline the. truth when informed lhat Don H Murdoch> they say someone else is a commun-, j s j . president of the Peerless Laundry, | A .. at Winnipeg, Manitoba, would I As a "tatter of fact, it is common su d , Jacks Palo A1 , knowledge in Washington now that Calif ■ as ident 0[ Kiwanis , n J the motiva ion behind 1 ternational, which now embraces Carthy s attack on the state depart- more than 3 ^ throughout , he ment is not so much an expose of Unitcd states, Canada, Alaska, Ha- communism or Communist mfiltra- TODAY or TOMORROW selects two lucky grads who will WIN beautiful TM Giant Watch In window » du* to *top vary Kon! 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