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The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 1

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IDAHO DA 91st Year 163rd Issue ESTABLISHED 1864 Boise Idaho Tuesday Morning January 4 1955 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS Price Five Cents HouseUnit Probe Witness UrgesBar 0 ToRed Plan bays Ub Keds Vow to Kill Her Primes for War i 1 McCarthy Ends Reign At Hearing WASHINGTON IP A congressional committee urged Monday that the United States launch immediately "a positive bipartisan political offensive" to counteract what it called a Communist plan lor lulling the free world into inaction and starting World war III at a time ol the Kremlin's choosing The House committee con eluded that "peaceful 66x1816006" talk is designed to gain time that will enable the Soviets to divide and destroy free world alliances and pave the way for Red aggression "The time was never more opportune for the free world to initiate a bold positive political offensive as the only course which gives reasonable hope for avoiding all-out war" the committee said The findings were based on 50 public hearings in this country and abroad more than 1500 documents on the Communist penetration in East- WASHINGTON IP Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) rang down the curtain on his investigating committee chairmanship Monday with surprise testimony from a brunette witness who said she was under a Communist "death sentence" for FBI undercover work The witness identified herself as Miss Stella Beynon 31 who said her mother has never known she joined the Commu-' nist party in February 1946 for the purpose as she put it of reporting its activities to the FBI Miss Beynon chic and comely named four Westlnghouse company employes in the Pittsburgh area as Communists Denies Red Tie One of them Theodore Wright a Negro employed' in the Westlnghouse air brake plant at Wilmerding Pa took the stand and denied he is now a member of the Communist party Wright refused to say on JOSE ANTONIO REMON slain Panama president IP Wlrephoto) ern Europe and the testimony A I of 335 witnesses many of them SSclSSlIlclX0Cl victims of Communist crimes The nine-man special House committee created to study Red aggression was headed by Panama Head agBicasiuu -r 1 Representative Kersten (R- It lAm vorl Wis) who was defeated for Ao GOV ROBERT SMYLIE takes the oath of office from Chief Justice Taylor in a joint session of the Legislature Monday noon Outgoing Gov Len Jordan stands to the back of the new governor State officials and senators are seated in front of the desks occupied by the representatives I reelection in November Although the committee goes lout of existence with the con Fourth of Put Off Limits For Russians Moscow Closed to Russ Idaho Inaugurates Governc )J But 33rd Legislature Is Opened PANAMA IP The body of the ground of self-incrimination vening of the newCongress this slain President Jose Antonio whether he ever had been a week it recommended its work Remon was earned on a fire Communist be continued and extended into engine to a final rating place Migg Beynon testified she was other areas Its investigations theNionalcemete la expelled from the party in May concentrated on areas i947 when the Communists within the Soviet Union and streets in a final tribute to the nf nria rAOTTT Eastern Europe except for a "strong ruler got noiaoi one oi my reports WASHINGTON IP orelsrecial study of Latin America There was no clue as yet to to than one-fourth of the Levering on Guatemala the identity of the assassins land area was declared off lim- The report said I who mowed down Remon with I Communist party cluirman tor its to Russians Monday in re- the Communist conspiracy is machine gun fire at a race've prisal against similar curbs Low consolidating its empire track Sunday night The stra- against Americans in the Soviet an(j when the Kremlin leaders tegic Central American was under death sen- Union deride the time is ripe no pre- lie was under a state of siege The retaliatory action was I text will be "too insignificant" I a modified form of martial A fast succession of witnesses disclosed by the State depart- to serve as an excuse for armed law temporarily suppressing ata hearing of the ment after Secretary of State aggression constitutional guarantees "to also brought to Dulles notified Soviet Ambas- r- laid secret police hunt the as-1 stand Frank Nestler of Jean- sassins lette Pa who identified himself Former President Amulfo as a former Communist and Arias and two women seven other Westing1- Smylie lo Deliver Message Today Before Joint Session at Noon President Gets! Security Case MOSCOW Ohio If the Russians travel to Moscow Idaho they can come to Moscow Ohio This village along the Ohio river was not included in the purged zone set up by the State department order restricting the wanderings of Russians Moscow Idaho was If the Russians tire of the Ohio village they can go to Russia Ohio 100 miles due north But if they really wanted to feel at home they could visit Veto Ohio in the eastern part of the state lly assumed his duties Monday as Af rd Legislature opened its 60-day v-r JL Juatie I -lllfelY in the statehouse The new gov- in the statenouse The new Gov Robert Smylie formally governor of Idaho and the 33rd session in colorful ceremonies governor wall deliver his inaugural message to a joint session of the Legislature in the House cham- ber at noon today I inauguration and 1J CTlSOTi I CIVS oath taking by two supreme WASHINGTON (NYHT) The security case of Wolf Lade-jinsky Russian-born farm ex pert who was fired by the Agriculture department a few weeks after he was cleared by I I pctl UU court justices and the seven other state elective officials JL1 CLIP JLVOUt moved with smoothness and dis-1 Of Props Plan moved with smoothness and dispatch under the direction of Maj Gen John Walsh Idaho before adjutant general and packed galleries 1 President Eisenhower who re-ITT PCJ "1 The Senate organized itself WASHINGTON IP Secre- turned to his desk Monday QT Ilf immediately following the inau-Jtary of Agriculture Benson ex-1 after a 10-day trip to Augusta! JL guration and adjourned until 10 pressed the State department was car-1 ried to the White House Monday Its disposition now rests with President Eisenhower who re- The new rules effective rsn f-1 among a score of persons employes as Communists immediately apply to all SovietlA Illf LyI lb ready rounded up for question- His list overlapped Miss Bey- citizens in this country except ing The National Assembly Together they named a about 50 accredited to the Unit- rtVGK'C I creed the state of siege for ajBeds eight Pittsburgh area ed Nations as employes of the A If CU UO 1 10-day period Westlnghouse workers UN secretariat Officials esti- Remon 46-year-old strong- Admits Membership mated about 400 Russians and WASHINGTON IP The Civil man regarded as the outstand- One of those named Peter their families are affected Service commission said Mon- ing president in the Lyndon admitted he had been a The restricted area according Lay the Eisenhower administra- history was shot down from Communist and promised to tell to officials covers 27 per tion has fired 3002 federal em- the darkness Sunday night as the FBI all about it Four others cent of the United States It in- pioyes as security risks It said he stood with friends in a bill- pleaded the Fifth Amendment eludes about 1000 counties in 39 50Qg others resigned while se- liantly lighted pavilion at the Three failed to answer subpoe-states all of the Mexican border curity checks were under way fashionable Juan Franco race nas and the committee voted to except Webb county Texas and of the total of 8008 it said track four miles northeast of start contempt proceedings a 15-mile band around the 2096 employes had varying this city Two other men were against them Great Lakes on the Canadian amounts of subversive data killed and three were wounded session was the iast un border For the first time it ere- chalked Up against them in their in the exchange of gunfire be- der McCarthy's chairmanship ates barred areas and closed files the and the Wisconsin lawmaker TJ The report covered the period presidential bodyguard smilingly wished his Democratic Sixteen Idaho counties were from May 18 1953 when the Ei-1 successor Sen McOellan of Arkansas good luck "I guess this is my' swan song" McCarthy commented mont Idaho Jefferson Latah I days in advance of the opening Chlllcl ltthe end McCarthyemade a smhi Lewis Madison Nez of the new Congress in which! I little farewell talk to newsmen rce Teton and Valley several Democrats plan to in-hpi The only states left off this vestigate the fairness and valid- 4 DR I VI PPTlllfl were Arkansas Florida ity of the program list The Wisconsin senator said he was stepping down "both with relief and with He said regret" he hoped and expected Mcdel- Minnesota Mississippi North 'One of the differences be-Carolina Oregon Utah Ver- tween the Eisenhower and Tru mont and Wyoming a today The House took a night that the new Congress it correctly interpreted an ex- BELGRADE Yugoslavia IP recess until the afternoon be- will give his flexible farm price ecutive order when in early De- a Yugoslav domestic feud devel-fore it organized I support program "an oppor- cember it gave final security Lped Monday into a possible Remaklus Named Itunrty to work He said he clearance to Ladejinsky at least on the The Senate formally elected will be tried out for a Secretary of Agriculture Ezra hn President Marshal Robert Remaklus of Cascade Poa ol years at least Taft Benson is equally con- Communist government as secretary of the Senate sue- But some congressmen have vinced he interpreted it accu- Tito on a state visit to In-reeding Britt Nedry who served Kald they wlu trF to overturn I rately in arriving at a contrary dia and Burma was described as secretary in the last session rrop props approved conclusion by Foreign Secretary Koca Sam Stewart of Boise was last Congress to take ef- The disagreement arose be- Popovic in Calcutta as having named assistant secretary' Both ect this year and Benson said f0re the administration had an no advance information abou were selected in the caucus of fully expects such an effort opportunity to carry out its in- criminal proceedings filed last Senate Republicans Sunday restore high rigid supports I tention of establishing a coor- week against former Vice Presi night dinating office on security mat- dent Milovan Djilas and Par- Alfred Cordon of Pocatello His belief that the effort will Uers involving more than one liament Deputy Valdimir Dedi was retained as attorney for the aiI secrewry said was department or agency of gov- Jer biographer Senate a post he held in 1953 on a leeling that the No- ernment I Sen Carl Irwin (R-Twin vembfr elections "indicated in-1 Falls) tempore He had been so selected in a GOP caucus Sunday night The House lost no time after the present rigid supports rTT --o---- lt reconvened in the afternoon 90 per cent of parity to 75 (Jn tate Ol UniOIl remain silent until a verdict is In reelectinff Young jrper cent hed support from both reached sneaker Ren Robert Doolittle Democrats and Republicans in Tito early last year told tor CD-Bonner) the minority lead- the last Congress WASHINGTON IP Repub- eign correspondents that the er aDDointed Dan Emery (D-Nez The secreteiy said that al-lican leaders predicted Monday Djilas case represented no Perce)- as assistant minority I though he feels his depart-after previewing President Ei- crisis He said that the govern laadar Doolittle announced also ment should have the authority State of the Union ment had acted mildly against hat Rpn Helen Miller (D-El- to drop supports to 75 per cent message with him at the White him declared that there would more) had been named honor- of parity "that neces- House that it will be well re- be "no as a result of arv raumie erretarv sarily mean we will go to 75 ceived by the country his activities and said he would Welker Chief Clerk conceivable that prices may Mr Eisenhower will deliver be permitted to continue his George Blick (R-Twin FallsJ ain right near It personally to a joint session literary work He said he loved ehairman of the House attache Parity is a measure of fann of the Senate and House on Djilas despite all weak- committee announced that Pat Prices considered fair to the Thursday It will run about 6400 would farmer in relation to the prices words and take 4o minutes to Welker of Cambridge continue dig out that the Eisenhower system rJ fbversives as vigorously as we Sf 5ave lnthe pasF he em- artved in Cn- he would serve adttyely as I China at 8:30 a-m tQday can" as senior minority mem main- ber true bltnmarskjodarwas TmaWng Firm Fil'eS Five Ithe trip in an attempt to ar- 1f range for the release of 11 OllOWlIl fOD6 American airmen and other UN 0 gnonnei held by the 0 pIrrsBURGH ffWesttng Manila Pact Meet Set for February By Eight Nations WASHINGTON The for- Mod Sheppard Loses makes no distinction between security risk and a disloyal nlove Democratic critics have tained it does not give a nsKs logetner day they will meet Feb 23 at Mnrp fnr Ttptrial Bangkok Thailand to begin ae-Ufluvctur livering on the prom- CLEVELAND Judge The airmen were shot down Jousf corporation tate Ed-1 during the Korean war Monday night announced it had ises to defend southeast Asia lWard Blythin Monday overruled I Hammarskjolcfs schedule! four men ihf I SheppaS: amonor hlane VotheRed Sir 01 Slaying hlS withina pitalP New p'fre UndMiraWe m' Zealand Pakistan the Philip-moUon judge ruied where authoritative The action came oniy a tov on was based on a contention sources said Prime Minister hours after the five had been by Dr Sheppard's attorneys Nehru had declined the diplo- "anafd Communists at a i I that there were 41 eraors in the mats invitation to send a senior Girl Saves Family 10-week trial at which the osteo- Indian representative on the commiUee in RIPLEY A ieven- path was convicted of second Peiping mission A wlsTnehousp sookesman gl iheriArrTCgreC Hammarskjold given a feased allfrem th2 younger brothers and sisters cool reception in India which pitt HictHr-t Vwivw out a second-story window and ASKS BAN ON NAME servCd to emphasize Nehru's Smi THeiton then 4a wtytpo pttv a rmnn I tai sk I'-'- Laren wimam neision as fire jumped to safety herself MEXICO CITY IP-A group apparent opposition to the trip Alfred Ovier Armino leveled their farm home of Catholic women asked Arch- n0 continue as chief clerk and that must reformer Gov A Bottolfsen will return to Boise probably McCarthy UTIICS Friday to serve as the lower chambers parliamentarian Bot- Actioill'IV Finn con tolfsen has served the last two ptlluli DtmOH years as deputy sergeant-at- the next years by Japanese foreign ministry today arms of the Senate WASHINGTON IP Senator the and the country ann0Unced that the United Blick announced also that his McCarthy (R-Wis) Monday would approve States had agreed to pay two committee had selected Ray- urged Secretary of Agriculture Knowland and Senator minkm dollars compensation for mond Givens son of former Benson to take action toward Bridges H) retiring presi- damages caused by the H-bomb Supreme Court Justice Ray-bolstering farm prices which dent pro tem of the Senate test iast spring at Bikini atoll mond Givens as House at- McCarthy said have dropped to agreed they fotind no great sur- jt said that notes on the agree tomey I aJ all-time low since I prises in the advance text I ment would be exchanged later Rep Charles Cook of Bene-1 A continued decrease In farm (today by the Japanese foreign wah county occupied the ms- vrould bring about an netiev Hanes Un Hat minister nd ambassador jority seat in the House other depression McCarthy de-1eiieJ aangs up nai Sardoch and Joseph Slater THE WEATHER Monday night None of the chil-1 bishop Luis Maria Martinez i qo dren including a six-month-old Monday to ban baptizing chil-l OITiaiinicriJlxi3ytJi infant was burned or injured dren with the name of Jesus rjj0g PlailC Crasll seriously in the 15-foot plunge In a petition they said it was to the muddy ground Police sacrilegious that police records LONG BEACH Calif IP The said the heroine was Mary reported crimes committed by body of petite Dianna Bixby 32 Swan- I men bearing the name of Jesus one cf the nation's forenn women fliers foremost recovered i FORECAST I For BoU and vicinity: Partly cloudy I fcxUy becoming cloudy with occasional -1 light anew tonight and Wednesday After Monday from the wreckage Oil noon temperatures 33 degrees both days her plane in the Gulf of Calif or- temperature Wednesday morning 24 nia where it crashed in a storm 1 tion as 24 hours earlier degrees Precipitat of 11 True Peace in Message Across the center aisle from clared NEW YORK IP Thomas him was Rep Frank Westfall The Wisconsin senator wrote Dewey private citizen hung up the assistant majority leader Benson he was much his hat in a downtown law of-Famlly Present alarmed and disturbed to read fice Monday and breathed a mUMStd o'! fh? MrlTi Ph haS0dfrS? FTMrsA tLI cSreeT-coM Pope Urges Lome Smylie of Iowa were 1 he called "only a provisional! Its duration is cond liuneu upuu icai aiiu me yosj- i Ing calculations of strength and Beach to La Paz Mexico to pick pi Continue Gem Hunt davof Cwork Monrtav8 into a true peace as soon I day work Monday on hiss He called upon and 121 common purpose that is right running low on gas and just he explained Like its 15 predecessors the message was devoted to peace The 78-year-old head of the Roman Catholic church recognized that compared with the years of war and cold war the present cold peace indicates progress in the laborious ripening of peace properly so "But" he added "it is in too vivid contrast with the spirit of cordiality of sincerity and of brightness that hovers around the cradle of the The current cold peace Smylie Mrs Smylie and other I pprcTuTPir I own said he felt "like a rSSaSS ate new on hdd GUATE1IALA TO GET AID aeainst Communist prepagaS ar thp RoiP hih school pvm- wiU dug up and taken to AriiiALA to GET AID The plea was made nasium and the inks lodge L011" sifting in the treas- GUATEMALA IP Guatemala in his 16th annual Christmas Each houseof the Legislature I ure abollt 52800000 1 and the Foreign Opera- message which iUness premet DromDtlv at noon The Sen- worth of diamonds The dia- tions administration signed an vented him from delivering ate was called to order bv out-1 monds weTe Part oi a consign- agreement Monday under which Christmas eve Dated Dec 24 ment being shipped to Ameri-lthis country will get some six the 6000-word message was re- Continued on page 2 coL 2) lean dealers 'million dollars in aid leased Monday by the Vatican Much of the mes-1 TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD sage was devoted to peaceful! coexistence which he divide into three sections: Coexistenc -in fear coexistence in error and will be distributed to lief agency said peace 4 i i i.

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