The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 25, 1949, Page 16, Image 16

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    7HE BEND BULLETIN, fcEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949
PAGE SIXTEEN
State Department Charged
With Bungling China Affair
Bv .lanios E. Roper
(United I'rwi Staff CorreiotrJuntl
Washington, Nov. 35 Ul'i Dip
lomatic sources said today fie
state department was surprised
by the congressional demand rliat
Seei-etary Dean Aclieson be fired
lor "unbelievable bungling" of
the Angus Ward case. (
Tliey said the demand, made
yesterday by five republicans,
came at a time when department
officials were feeling most pleas
ed about obtaining Ward's re
lease from a communist prison
cell in Mukden, China.
Ward, the U. S. consul general
In Mukden, and four of his aides
were jailed for a month on
charges of beating up a Chinese.
The communists, under pressure
of western indienarion. freed all
five men this week and ordered
them out of China. If the men
are allowed to leave without fur
ther incidents, many state depart
ment officials believe that it
would be "about as good as could
be expected."
But the five congressmen
nil renublican members of the
house foreign affairs committee
'denounced the case as "one of
the most humiliating chapters in
American diplomatic history."
The congressmen were GOP
Reps. Robert B.. Chiperfield, 111.;
John M. Vorys, O.; Lawrence H.
OFFICE PROWLED
Prineville, Nov. 25 , Mystery
surrounds a reported entry to the
office of the Grizzly Lumber Co.,
located at the north end of Main
street here, and two missing
cheeks, both for substantial
amounts.
Manager Barnes reported yes
terday that the office force, re
turning to work Monday morning
found evidences of a prowler in
the office. Barnes said it is
thought some one entered the
.room with a pass key. Only the
checks, however, were missing.
The local bank and drawers of the
checks were informed and pay
ment stopped, Barnes reported.
Un Monday, Barnes reported,
the checks were found by a book
keeper, apparently having been
returned during the noon hour.
I Smith, Wis.; Waller II. Juld.
Minn.; and Donald L. Jackson,
Calif.
In a joint statement, rhey said
V "spineless" 'state department
mid "incredibly bottued" its
China policy, and that everyone
responsible, high and low. should
be fired. They did not mention
Aclieson by name, but he has an
nounced that he personally was
handling the Ward case, and fakes
the blame or credit for what was
done.
"Once Ward and hifi staff are
safely out of communist hands."
ihe congressmen said, "the pres
ident should immediately call for
the resignation of all state de
partment officials, loth high and
low, responsible for tile mishan
dling of the Ward case, to pre
vent a recurrence of such believ
able bungling.
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