The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 18, 1950, Image 8
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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
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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
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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-
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tton as it is an attack upon the for- ; A Kiwanian for 17 Murduch
eign policy of the nation wHh re-• is director of ^ s^mr Board 01
sped to Cina. is Trade at Winnipeg, chairman of the
most o McCarthy s tnformauon has Associated LaundererS| Cleaners and
come fremt a New York importer, Anied Trad ot Manitoba and di .
alleged to be a member ot the Chi rKt[>r ^ ^ Canadian Resea h ,
nese Nationalist lobby and that the stitu , e o( Launderer cleanere and
members of this . are not as A1 , ied Tl . ades He wn , 0((j
much concerned with Communism in ^ u „ ust j
the state department as they are with **
investments they have made in Chi- ; ^
na which they stand to lose. i May Calendar Of
When Senator McCarthy said the ■ • . i
other day that former secretary of LIVeSTOCK ACiIVliieS
state George Marshall was “pathe- ♦
tic” and a “misfit,” he probably cook-1 For better livestock practices dur-
ed his goose insofar as the American ins May, County Agent C. B. Cannon
people are concerned, for General suggests the following activities
Marshall is one oT the best beloved which should prove helpful,
of our elder statesmen, and it is j Hogs
General Marshall’s policy toward ] Wean pigs when eight weeks old
China which the state department is and treat for hog cholera. Treat pigs
following.
I General Marshall, then U.S. chief
of staff, was sent to China by for-
with sodium fluoride for worms, one
pound sodium fluoride in. 100 pounds
of dry ground feed for one day’s
mer President Roosevelt. It was feeding. Do not feed in slop. Push
General Marshall’s report to Pres- pigs for early fall market by full
ident Truman that led the President feeding grain on green forage. Breed
to decide agaunst going all out to sows for September litters. May 10
stop Communism ~ in China arid breeding will give September 1 lit-
against further military support of ters. Watch out for screwworms.
the Chinese Nationalist government: Treat all wounds with Smear 62 or
in Formosa. General Marshall de- 82 or other approved remedy,
dared that the risk for this country Cattle
in billions more dollars and thou- Rotate pastures to allow perman-
sands more Amencan lives was too en j p as t ure to get a start and to pre
great for the possible reward, that,, vent worms Creep-feed calves to be
if we became involved in the Chi- marketed as fat calves this fall. Feed
nese civil war upon which the mineral mixture containing cobalt,
sians have capitalized, it would lead Castrate and dehorn beef calves. Use
to involvement and maybe to wor d gmear 62 or 82 on wounds to prevent
war three, and that it was more im- scr ew-worms.
portant for this nation to concentrate
on Europe. f . She, “D |
„ ,, . . . Creep feed lambs for early mark-
Repubhcans see a chance n back- et Market earl lambs as soon as
mg he Chinese Nationalist lobby to they reach 6Q or 70 in weight
pin the loss of China onto the Tru- Give access to sa i t one part
man administration, and they see m henothiazine tonine £ alt
this blame a campaign issue, whichl Shear sh as soon as WPather turns
may or may not be there, depending w Ratate t tQ
upon how the American people stoma p h
would regard the loss of thousands
worms in sheep.
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