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Knowland Denounces
Taylor for Attacks
On Truman, Forrestal
By the Associated Press
Senator Knowland, Republican of
California wrathfully denounced
Senator Taylor, Democrat, of Idaho
In the Senate yesterday after Sen
ator Taylor criticized President
Truman and called Secretary of
Defense Forrestal “a potential Hit
]pr.*’
Senator Knowland. stepping down
from the rostrum where he had
been presiding, shouted that Sena
tor Taylor "could not if he tried
have given more aid and comfort
to the Kremlin" than'he did in his
remarks to the Senate.
Senator Taylor is a candidate for
Vice President on the third party
ticket of Henry Wallace.
Scores "Smallness" of Truman.
Senator Taylor opened a lengthy
speech by saying Mr. Tryiman had
turned down what Senator Taylor
called Russia's willingness to con
rer on amerences Detween tnei
United States and the Soviet.
“It isn’t a question of America's
bigness.” the Idahoan told the Sen
ate. “It’s a question of the small
ness of the President of the United
I States.”
| Senator Taylor said “it is too bad
! the people of the United States and
the world have to have their hopes
•dashed because we have a man from
Missouri who thinks he has to live -
up to Missouri stubborn ess, now;
that he has set out to be tougn.”
‘Senator Taylor charged the ad
ministration is leading America
“down the road Hitler took the Ger
mans." He added that “we have1
moved into Hitler's shoes" and are
determined to conquer and "exploit
the world.”
r orresiai assauca.
The Idaho Senator called Mr. For
restal "the most dangerous man in
America today—he is a potential
Hitler.”
Senator Knowland, usually calm
and deliberate when he speaks in
the Senate, shouted his denunciation
of Senator Taylor.
“I do not know a person either on
or off the floor of the Senate who
has given more aid and comfort to
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Derwood Horse Crunch — $5.15
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the Kremlin than the Senator fron
Idaho,” Senator Knowland said.
Noting that he himself is a Re
publican, Senator Knowland saic
that made no difference when Sen
ator Taylor turned to criticism oi
the President of the United States,
a Democrat.
“As long as he sits in the White
House, he is my President,” Senator
Knowland exclaimed.
He added that Senator Taylor did
‘no service to his country or the
people of the United States” in criti
cizing Mr. Porrestal.
Senator Knowland said Secretary
Porrestal has had a “lonj and horr
or-able career” in and out of Gov
ernment, and that there is no justi
fication for Senator Taylor’s attack.
Man Hit by Streetcar
In Serious Condition
A man who suffered a skull frac
ture when he was struck by a street
:ar in the 3100 block of Georgia
ivenue N.W. was reported in seri
pus condition at Freedmen’s Hos
pital today.
Police said Clinton Rivers, 38,
colored, 602 Kenyon street N.W., was
struck yesterday as he was crossing
Georgia avenue. The driver of the
streetcar was listed as Robert E.
Pearson, 34, of 14 Farragut place
tf.W.
Another accident yesterday in
vhich a station wagon struck a tele
phone pole when the driver lost
:ontrol in the 4900 block of Benning
oad N.E., sent five persons to Cas
lalty Hospital for treatment of
ninor cuts and bruises.
Police said the driver, Mrs. Ann
Watkins, 26, of 4349 Southern ave
lue, Bradbury Heights, Md., told
hem she turned to admonish three
:hildren in the back seat and
aruck the pole. With her in the
itation wagon were her son Michael,
i, and he- daughter Charlotte, 3:
tfrs. Mary Frances Binnix, 23, of
1490 Lily Pond drive N. E., and her
laughter Linda Lee, 4. All were
eleased after treatment at the hos
lital.
The pole was snapped by the im
>act, police said.
Virginia Rejects Bridge Bid
RICHMOND, May 13 UP).—The
State Highway Commission yester
day rejected a bid of $8,888 for the
installation of a lighting system cm
the Rappahannock River Bridge at
Fredericksburg
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Evicted Family of 6 Moves
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QAYTON, Ohio, May 13.—A $50
a-week laborer, his wife and four
children*set up housekeeping today
in a $12-a-day hotel suite after they
were evicted from their home.
Charles Bremer, 32, announced he
would bill the city for half the hotel
cost. Mr. Bremer said the decision
to move into the Gibbons Hotel last
night followed a futile live-month
quest for lodgings.
Removed from their rented house
which had been sold, the parents
and four children—ranging in age
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Last night, Mr. Bremer said he
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Mr. Bremer said they would re
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until the city does something about
finding us a place to live.’’
Mr. Bremer, employed as a grinder
in a manufacturing plant here, said
he had appealed to every social and
relief agency in the city.
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