The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 16, 1953, Image 12
Pace Four
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 16, 1953
Eisenhower Showing *
Congress That He's
The Man To Follow
Washington—Paul Hoffman, one
of the original Eisenhcrwer-for-Pres-
ident backers, recently told the Pres
ident in the course of a White House
call that if the elections were being
held now instead of last Novem-
fc* r, he — Eisenhower —r, would be
elected by a bigger majority than he
j:c.t nearly rive months ago.
A good .
the Washington scene would prob-1 This:.is-revealed'in his press con-,
has
<e.
was
rt,
Russia. '
The, President says he will support
the Civil Service.
While not ducking any responsi
bility himself, Mar. Eisenhowef in
dicates that he is relying heavily oh
commissions and special study
groups to do spade-work research,
for him—to get the facts on which
he must base his decisions. Federal
and state government relationships,
intcmalional economic policy and | g T The Chronicle,
cml defense are among the subjects! „ .
now undergoing such study. I Washington, April 14. It
It was cenerallv conceded Wfore' 10 " 6 been believed b y observers
Ihe c^ticnTat a" <he political “hassle” m
oral Eisenhower would be on top o( Washington, that many big-name
the national defense situation. He! . men ‘ft to ?. m “ c . h ;
many ciosc observers of has fully justified this belief. T hat beh<> * s h now h . 0 'J
J - n- of s P me of the men who make the
abiy bear out this observation. There ! ference statements that —much as*I decisions in government,
was considerable early fumbling in he wants economy in government— As an example of what talk will
the "relations between the White ■ he does not want any reduction in to- do, military observers are pointing
House and Capitol Hill. The liaison j tal U. S. military strength. to the latest attacks by the Chinese ,
between the President and Corfgress Takes Firm Stand jOn All Issues Korea. In this country the news-
may still lack something, even after He thinks civil defense should be P a P ers carried headlines for days
10 weeks of trying. , [largely a local government respohsi- °f reported ammunition
But if there has been any uncer- bility. He calls the Korean fighting shortages in Korea. Military men4--
;vvv about what kind of a Presi-1 a war — not a police action. The mad e reports senators investigated j
,-.t Dwight D. Eisenhower would morning after UN forces were forced an o talked, and the subject became;
■largely removed by his off Old Baldy mountain in Korea, a topic of discussion i at every
|^j ress confosence. , the President had personally checked bridge table, tea party and country j
eriormance the Picsident t0 makc sure the loss was not ca uscd tlub across the nation.
' bv ammunition shortage. Now the military men are saying
In international affairs, the Presi- that the Reds evidently believed,
dent says frankly he see> no pattern, or wanted to find out for them- j
m incidents since the death of Stalin, selves, and for that reason launched
He has had no direct overtures fof a their new attack which overran
peaceful settlement of differences, two U. N. positions and caused the
but he would welcome them if they worse Allied setback in over five
came. He would meet Russia had months.
way. These investigations are getting
While it w-dF ai first feared that out of hand - man y believe and are
the President was kowtowing too causing concern in the highest cir-
much to conrgessional opinion, in the c ^ e government,
past few weeks he has not hesitated [ One senator reently shouted on
to differ with any or all extremists' * be ^ oor the senate that the U. S.
in Congress. Airforce lied about the attack by
“ ' , ^ Red planes on U. S. weather air-
oiea that Russia be declared an ae- i craft off the 00381 o{ Slbena - His
it.a tnaw nu..ia do aeciarea an ag cfatprnprit Koe made pxrplleht dfod-
gressor. The President wanted to stale ^ ei }t maae excellent prop
avoid any provocative act. a ^ da for tbe R ^ s ‘ 1 ne , ver
He declared that Senator Bricker’s ex P lained where he ^J ot hl ? ^ for -
proposal to limit treaty-making pow-; mation concerning the incident,
ers would handicap the President’s . President Eisenhower is becom-
conduct of foreign policy. ! in S extremely concerned over the
He expressed distaste for the at- investigations that are taking up
tacks on Mr. Bohlen by Senators M c- 80 much tl ™ for lawmakers
Carran and McCarthy. .. . and s 01 " 0 of the results -
He sakU the iwestigation of He said at a r f ont news con -
churches projxised by Representa-! ^ erence that he believes congres-
tive Velde would do no good. sional investigations or subversive
He has opposed Representative activities can be carried to a point
Reed’s popular plan to cut taxes be- damaging from within what you
for the budget is balanced. If any are trying to protect from without,
taxes are reduced, the President | And you need real wisdom to avoid
wants others to provide equivalent that, he added.
.; The question Of—investigations
ters which are no affair of theirs,
including the private opinions of
our citizens.”
This editorial i:
cause it expres:
is beginning to
tion’s capital.
Another pro
that has caused
ted only be
thinking, that
1 in the na-
investigation
iderable com
ment was Representative Velde’s
suggestion a probe should be made
of Communist infiltration into the
churches of the country.
This investigation immediately
caused a storm of protest among
church leaders. At the moment it
appears unlikely that such an in
vestigation will ever take place.
Pressure Cooking School
At Laurens Friday
letin will be given each owner.
The equipment for testing gauges
on cookers will only be in Lau-
ren^on April 17, from 9:00 to 12:00
The annual pressure cooker clin- j o’clock. All who are interested are
.v will be held on Friday, April! invited and to see that owner’s
n ™ in name is attached and stays on the
17, from 9:00 to 12:00 o clock m the Jt ^ checke±
ic
Agricultural building at Laurens.
This clinic is open to anyone, white
or colored, owning a pressure cook
er.
Miss Margaret Martin, Extension
Specialist, Winthrop college, will
be in charge of testing the gauge,
safety valves, petcocks and gaskets.
Instructions on cleaning and caring
for the pressure cooker will be
demonstrated. A new canning bul-
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
After dough has been mixed, do
not add any more flour, as flour
added later will cause dark streaks
in raised doughs.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
—EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
meu
Ml't
K A
more sure of himself. HO
4: .txd 4f> step-into- dangerous*
-.nine acids. He expressed
.ns jr.d he stated definite
In
rnm.-o
r. Dwight Eisennower was
And as some of his most
if : porters and \dmirers have
•v!d h.m repeatedly, all he had to do
bo a success as President is to be
himself. .
It is. 'only necessary to review the
highlights' of the President’s last two
press conference statements to see
how he has- emerged as the leader
of the Republican Party and of the
entire government. Rising above par
tisan poli .es. he has said that he was
trying to be the President of all the
people.
Hr Is Re>ponsibIe For Appointments
One o: the most significant points
in this connection is the President's
philosophy on the choice c»f his sub-
o.dinates The President declares
firmly that he is the one who makes
tne-.'ina! judgment on % his top ap-
. -inlets. He takes full responsibil-
He wants middle-of-the-road men.
.'hiving picked such men, he will
n k by them. He has indicated this
. backing up the appointment of
nar.lt .-: E. Bohlen as ambassador to
-We. wish ta announce that
Mr. Wm. C. Wilkinson, II
is now manager of our Greenville, S.C. office.
Also associated with us at Greenville are
Mr. Perry M. Therrell
and
Mr. Frank C. Galloway.
Ettablished 19tS
Investment Bankers
Members New York Stock Exchange and Other National Exchanges
1 East McBee Are., Greenville, S. C. t Tel. S-t7t7
was also the subject of a recent
editorial in The New York Times,
which said in paftT~ _ “There Have
- many- signs recently that the -
country is waking up to the men-1
ace of attacks by irresponsible con-1
gressional committees, or the chair-!
men thereof, on the basic rights of
American citizens. If these attacks |
have not yet reached a point of
grave danger it is because they are
mainly conducted by men of small
intellectual stature. These are not
the giants of congress. They are
the little men who might otherwise
be overlooked. They are little men
intoxicated with a bit of power and
a splash of publicity.. TTiey must,
however, be dealt with, preferably
by their congressional brethren. We
cannot indefinitely have these ar
rogant upstarts prying into mat-
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