McCarthy Labeled
Pathological
Bv Truman
WASHINGTON, (JP)—President
Truman yesterday denounced
Senator McCarthy CR-Wis) as
pathological and as a character
assassin.
The President let go at the
Wisconsin senator at a news con
ference in response to questions
about McCarthy’s Senate attack
this week on Phileo Nash, a spec
ial White House assistant.
McCarthy said Nash, a special
assistant concerned with minority
problems, had close associations
with communists in the 1940’s.
Nash denied it.
Snapping back, the President
referred to the Wisconsin senator
as the pathological Mr. McCarthy.
He said the attack on Nash was
the same kind of attack McCarthy
has made on all government
workers he does not like.
A reporter recalled McCarthy
had said FBI reports linked Nash
with communist associates and
asked the President if the FBI did
have such reports.
Truman responded with a ques
tion: Does he (McCarthy) ever
tell the truth? And he added that
if McCarthy does, he (the Presi
dent) does not know it.
Moscow Temperatures
This Winter Compare
With Birmingham, Ala.
MOSCOW, </P)— Russian winter,
which in past years has sent the
mercury plummeting far below
zero, seems to have reformed this
year. The old folks around here
say they can’t remember such
a mild winter in 40 or 50 years.
In the latter part of January,
when Moscow should be at its
coldest—and that’s awfully cold
—the Moskva River isn’t even
frozen over. There were times
in December and early January
when temperatures here were
higher than, say, Birmingham,
Alabama, or Winchester, Virginia.
U.S. Lost 81.000,000
In North Africa,
Committee Told
WASHINGTON, (JP) — More
than one million dollars has been
lost and one airfield has been
abandoned in the U.S. Air Force’s
air base construction program in
French Morocco, the Senate
Armed Forces “watchdog” sub
committee has been informed.
A committee source said Thurs
day both the Air Force and Arrrty
will send special investigators to
North Africa to find out the exact
reason for the losses.
He said the senators expect to
bring up the subject at a com
mittee hearing Friday, provided
the armed services get the infor
mation back from Morocco in
time.
The Senate group, headed by
Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex), held
hearings cm testimony of “con
siderable waste”.
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