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Rees Charges Politics
Disgrace FSA, Calls
On Ewing to Resign
Chairman Rees of the House
Civil Service Committee charged
today that ‘‘disgraceful” political
i conditions exist in the Federal
Security Agency under Administra
tor Oscar R. Ewing, a Democratic
•party leader,
“From the messenger to the high
i er executives, it is not known when
the next political purge will strike,
and lesser officials and employes
are harrassed by doubt and un
certainty." Mr. Rees declared. -
Calls for Resignation!
Mr. Rees called for Mr. Ewing’s
immediate resignation, asserting
FSA’s activities “must not ‘be sub
jected to partisan political manipu
lation.”
“The FSA Includes activities re
lating to public health, education,
social security, old age and sur
vivors' insurance and employment
security, and, as such, the opera
tions of the agency affect the social
and economic welfare of over 75,
000,000 of our citizens,” Mr. Rees
said.
Mr. Rees and the committee cited
the recent letter of resignation of
Dr. E. B. Norton, who was deputy
commissioner of FSA's Office of Ed
ucation.
Dr. Norton Charges Poltics.
In his letter. Dr. Norton declared:
“When I cast my lot with the
United States Office of Education
in June, 1946, it was my firm inten
tion to remain with the office on a
permanent career basis. • * * I
would be less than frank with you,
however, if I should neglect to say
that one major factor in my decision
to leave the Office of Education has
been my dissatisfaction and deep
concern during recent weeks over
the rate at which the political ad
ministration in the FSA is taking
over. * •
Commenting on Dr. Norton’s letter,
Mr. Rees said it was a “disgraceful
| commentary on American govern
jment.” The Kansan declared: “It
'demonstrates that it is politics
rather than salary that is driving
• out the best qualified career Federal
j administrators.”
Italy Approves ECA Pact
As Strikes Cripple Industry
By the Associated Press
ROME. July 13.—The Chamber
of Deputies last night overwhelm
ingly approved Italy's Marshall
Plan accord with the United States.
The vote was 297 to 96—a clear
cut indorsement of close Italian
American economic co-operation.
The Senate is virtually certain to
approve the accord which binds
Italy to use European recovery
funds under conditions laid down
by the United States.
As the Chamber voted, two crip
pling strikes cut into industrial pro
duction. Petroleum workers stayed
away from their jobs in support of
.‘demands for pay raises up to 49
per cent. A slowdown strike of
private gas- company workers spread
throyghovit. Italy, limiting full serv
ice in Rome’, Milan and many other
cities to three hours daily.
A full shutdown is in prospect at
midnight tonight if emergency
meetings of labor ministry, m*3aage
- ment and worker representatives
fail *to resolve union wage demands
Speeches
(Continued From First Page.)
high prices. They are more inter
ested in business profits than in
what plain people have to pay for
bread, and meat and other necessi
ties of life.”
Mr. Ewing continued:
‘‘I say to you that if retained in
pcwer, a Republican Congress will
proceed with vigor to make a clean
sweep of the liberal legislation
which has been enacted over the
last decade and a half, and that
Tom Dewey will be powerless to pre
vent it, even if he wants to.
Would Kill Gains.
"A Republican Congress will kill
as much as they dare of our social
1 security insurance system. They
will continue to ignore vital prob
lems of health and education. They
will deliver housing, firmly and
irrevocably into the hands of the
real estate interests. * * *
"You can be sure that in accord
ance with Republican principles, a
PHILADELPHIA.—DELEGATES DEMONSTRATE FOR BARKLEY
—Yelling and singing delegates held their State banners high
last night as they passed the speaker’s rostrum during a tu
multuous demonstration for Senator Barkley at the end of his
keynote address. The Senator, hot from his oratory, cooled off
with a fan one of the delegates handed him
—AP Wirephoto.
Republican Congress will deflate
labor and deflate the farmer. * * •
“The basic drive of Republican
leadership will be to establish the
conditions under which big business
may once again wield absolute
power. * * *
“They will bring about another
economic debacle that will make
1929 seem a pink tea party."
Senator, McMahon called for in
ternational control of atomic energy
as the initial step toward world
disarmament.
Omission of Atomic Issue Hit.
Noting that the Republicans
skipped any mention of atomic
energy in their platform, he de
scribed that as “a new and vicious
form of isolationism.”
Republican "misunderstanding”
of the problem, he said, "is just as
dangerous to the peace of the world
as Soviet obstinancy” in vetoing the
American plan for international
control of the atom.
"It is the task of our party, the
Democratic Party, to arouse the
people of America to the gigantic
work for peace which must be j
undertaken through the instrument j
of international disarmament. * * *
“The alternative to universal dis
armament is universal destruction— j
• for ourselves as well gjf*ttiers. The
{system of private enterprise cannot!
; stand up immediately under the in
tolerable strain of mounting mili
tary costs.”
Representative Kirwan termed the.
Republican - dominated Eightieth,
Congress a "miserable, do-nothing
for the masses of the people.” He
reviewed the Republican adminis
tration years of 1921 through 1932,
mentioning Japan’s naval arma
ment, the bootlegging-gangster era,
the Teapot Dome oil scandal, the
stock market collapse and the de
pression.
Cites GOP Record in 20s.
"The Republican program, and
the sorry performance of the Eigh-J
tieth Congress,” Mr. Kirwan said,
“offer us nothing but a repetition
of the disastrous years that fol
lowed World War I.”
Mr. Baker of Sherman, Tex., told
the convention “you will find no
1 spirit of pessimism in the ranks of
the active young Democrats of this
Nation.”
The head of the Young Democrats
predicted that American youth will
pace a Democratic victory at the
polls in November.
Mrs. Tillett said women want
peace and world security through
the United Nations.
"I do not believe that the women
of this country will be willing to
make Republican isolationists the
guardians of the peace.” she said.
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peared on the platform to talk to delegates. —AP Wirephoto.
Bastille Day Program
Set Here Tomorrow
Bastile Day will be marked to
j morrow by the French community
of Washington.
j. Chief event scheduled Is a gala
'all-French concert at the Water
! Gate at 8:15 p.m., with Albert
; Spalding, famed American violinist,
as soloist. Guest of honor will be
j French Ambassador Henri Bonnet.
Mr. Spalding, who began his mu
sical career as a student in Paris
and has long been a favoritf in
France, recently was awarded the
Legion of Honor by me French
government.
With the Water Gate Symphony,
under Howard Mitchell, he will
play the "Symphonie Espagnole,” by
Edward Lalo. The orchestra will
perform well-known pieces by
Debussy, Ravel, Berlioz, Ibert and
Gretry.
In a second event, Ambassador
Bonnet will be host to his country
men at the annual Bastile Day re
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D. C. Progressives Name
16 Convention Delegates
Dr. Clark Foreman, chairman of
the Progressive Party of the Dis
trict, announced today that the fol
lowing 16 delegates will represent
the District at the national con
vention in Philadelphia July 23-25
to nominate Henry A. Wallace for
President:
Richard Bancroft, Gertrude Evans,
Babette Feldman, Rev. T. Ewell
Hopkins, Robert Lautman. William
Johnson, Lua Olin, Charles Payne,
Sally Peak, John B. Stone, Mary
Weitzman. DeWitt Eldridge. Mar
vin Gersten, Alexander Ginsberg,
Estar Tabak and William Capitman.
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chosen with the delegates in a secret
ballot election at the District
party’s organization last Saturday.
Dr. Foreman said: Malcolm Young,
Rosalie Gerber, Bella Rodman, Ger
trude Rodman, William Hanes, Lil
lian Benjamin, Mischa Bord and
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Probe of Whisky Sales
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MARTINSVILLE, Va., July 13.—A
special session of the Henry County
grand jury has been called for
Thursday to investigate evidence
that a number of service stations in
the county are selling whisky illeg
ally.
The action followed a report by
Sheriff Morton Prillaman. Circuit
Judge Kennon C. Whittle has asked
the grand jury to take evidence
against the establishments and to
submit a written report to him.
Smith Says Parties Differ
In Methods, Not Objectives
The differences between the po
litical parties today is not one of
objectives, but rather of methods,
George H. B. Smith, director of th*
Republican Policy Committee of the
Senate, told the Washington branch
of the American Public Relations
Association yesterday.
Both parties are for full employ
ment and the arrest of inflation,
but they differ radically on how to
reach these goals, he said. Because
of conflicting economic and social
interests within them, he said, the
political parties cannot announce a
clear-cut program. The platforms
must be broad umbrellas to cover
all elements.
The meeting was held in th*
Lafayette Hotel.
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