McCarthy Says
Probe Blocked
By 'Pressure'
WASHINGTON (P) - Senator
McCarthy (R-Wis) told the Senate
Tuesday that "White House pres
sure" blocked a demand from a
panel of the Loyalty Review Board
for a hearing on David Demarest
Lloyd, a speech writer for Presi
dent Truman.
He said the final decision was
to the effect that since the board
members "were not allowed to
call a hearing and put Lloyd un
der oath, they did not have suffi
cient evidence before them to find
him disloyal."
Tonight Lloyd, after the gist of
McCartny's remarks was read to
him, told a reporter:
"I do not know what was going
on within the Loyalty Review
Board Senator McCarthy seems
to know more about that than any
body else.
"Answered In Full"
"AH I know is that I answered
in full,, in a sworn statement, all
questions put to me from the
board.
"I will answer any more ques
tions at any time.
"I have "nothing to conceal and
I am proud of my record.
"If Senator McCarthy wants to
know anything from me, all he
has to do is pick up the telephone
and ask."
When McCarthy attacked him a
year ago Lloyd said he had with
drawn from leftist groups long ago
upon learning their aims-
In Tuesday's speech McCarthy
said a majority of the loyalty
board feels that Philip C. Jessup,
U S. delegate to the United Na
tions General Assembly, should be
iired as a security risk.
Attack on Service
He also made a new attack on
John S. Serviee, career diplomat
recently dismissed on a review
board finding of reasonable doubt
of loyalty.
Jessup has repeatedly denied
the Wisconsin senator's accusations
of leanings toward Communist in
terests. Service, who has denied McCar
thy's charges frequently under
oath, gave out a letter demand
ing a copy of loyalty board min
utes referring to him. He said no
mention ever had been made to
him of the matters referred to in
McCarthy's new speech and with
out the minutes he can not "de
fend myself against this further
character assassination." He sug
gested he should get the chance to
do that in view of the possible ef
fect of the board s discussion of
those charges on its decision, that
he should be dismissed.
3 Men Plead
Innocent to
Defacing Hall
Pleas of Innocent to charges of
defacing the old Hazel Green
dance hail northeast of Salem were
entered Tuesday in Marion Coun
ty District Court by three young
Salem men,
A fourth man took until Satur
day to plead, while a fifth had not
been arrested.
The charges were against Arthur
Thomas Akers, 1383 Edgewater St.;
William Edward Bauer, 802 Pine
St., and John Francis ,'Hults, 4490
Jones Rd-, each of whom pleaded
innocent and was held in lieu of
$250 bail until a trial Saturday,
and against Carl Leonard Pruit,
575 Patterson St., who was releas
ed on $260 bail
Sheriff Denver Young said the
men allegedly pulled boards off
the dance hall to build a fire in
the fireplace last Friday.
PP&L Stock
Sale Allowed
Sale of 200,000 shares of Pa
cific Power and Light Co. common
stock was authorized Monday by
Charles H. Heltzel, public utilities
commissioner.
The company will use proceeds
from the sale to finance in part
its construction of the Yale hydro
electric project on the Lewis River
in Washington.
Price of the stocks, to be sold
to underwriters, will be fixed later.
Quads9 Mother
'Doing Fine';
Father Jobless
NASHVILLE. Ark. UFVA dark-
haired 38-year-old farm wife, ivho
picked cotton until seven weeks
ago, was reported cheerful and
"doing fine" Tuesday after giving
birth to quadruplets.
So were the four little babies,
three boys and a girL They were
brought to a hospital here by their
currently - unemployed father,
Leonard Ponder, 41.
The quartet was born Monday
night at the home of Ponder's
mother, Mrs. Nan Ponder, 2 Vi
miles north of Murfreesboro, Ark.,
and some 20 miles from Nashville,
in Southwest Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ponder,
who'd been expecting twins, live
in a nearby four room house with
even of eight other living chil
dren. Babes In Incubators
Mrs. Ponder remained Tuesday
at her mother-in-law's home while
the babies were in incubators at
the Nashville Hospital. They were
full - term infants, and each
weighed around 3 pounds. They
haven't been named and the par
ents seemed in no hurry to do so.
The blue-eyed mother was de
scribed as unworried by either the
multiple arrivals or her husband's
Jobless status. He does farm work
and odd jobs.
Returned Home
Seven weeks ago Mrs. Ponder
was working in cotton fields with
the rest of her family near Child
Tpy. Then the family re
turned home for her to await the
stork.
Four daughters of the Ponders
especially were pleased by the
new arrivals. They had wanted
dolls for Christmas, but some
how Santa Claus didn't get around
to it.
"Now there's a doll for each one
of us," commented Dora Mae.
Dr. M. D. Duncan, who attended
Mrs. Ponder, said her only re
mark when told she'd given birth
to four children was that "I was
expecting two."
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