MONDAY. AUGUST 15, 1935
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OBEGON
Morse Predicts GOP Defeat
By Voters In '56 Election
PAGE SEVEN
By KDttIV B. IIAAKI.NSOK
WASHINGTON, it Sen Morse
D-Ore continued Congress posl.
session politics! sparring today
with a prediction that the voters
will toss "the Eisenhower admin
istration out of olfice'' next ye?.r.
Morses lorecas'. was in a state
ment replying to a contention oyl
Chairman Bridse3 R-NHi ol the
Senate GOP Policy Commtitce that
party voting records showed Dem
ocrats had blacked key parts ot
President Eisenhower's domestic
program.
Tat study tabulated which way
(he majority ot each pnriy's sena
tors voted. Bridges said it showed
Republicans were 92' j per cent
Mrongr tor the President's domestic
policies: Democrats, 45 per cent.
Bridges' statement was an obvi-
Allies Agree
To Maintain
Big Armies
Bv .IOHV M. 1IIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON, ifi America's
European allies have agreed that
the Western bloo must maintain
Jis military power at the high level
if the United States, Britain and
France are to conduct further ef
fective peace talks with the
Russians.
Officials reported today that
since the summit conference at
Geneva last month there have been
several exchanges of views in the
Nortft Atlantic Treaty Council at
Paris. The 15 member govern
ments are agreed, they said, that
there is no evidence yet on the part
of the Communists that would justi
fy any changes in the scheduled
Western defense buildup.
The Soviet government an
nounced Friday night that it had
decided to reduce Russian armed
forces by 640,000 men by Dec. 15.
The United States, Britain and
France Ri'e exoected to confer
early this week on the Soviet
move. Over the weekend they wel
comed it as a step in the direction
of reducing armaments but they
were frankly suspicious of whether
the Eoviets would make the full
cut and just what Russian inten
tions were.
Barring some surprise move that
would drastically alter Western
thinking. They seem certain to go
into the foreign ministers confer
ence with Russia at Geneva Oct.
27 in as strong a position as they
held during the top-level talks last
month.
But diplomatic experts are' be
coming increasingly uncertain how
long this will be true. They expect
Russia to make a big play in
coming months for public opinion
pressure to force cuts in Western
arms expenditures and troop levies.
Their gestures cost them liiOe
and their promises cannot be
ch-cked.
Sen. Bennett (R-Utah com
mented the Russian move "might
have more meaning if we knew
what percentage of total Russian
m'Utar;' manpower it represents."
Sen. O'Mahoney (R-Wjol said 11
should be viewed with ''greatest
caution." Sen. Watkins (R-Utah)
railed it "interesting but no reason
for reducine our military strength
In the slightest.-
ous plea to voters to return con
gressional comroi to Republicans
next year. Democrats now have
narrow margins m both the Seoate
and Houe.
Morse said Bridges vote study
"is typical Republican hokum"
based en a ''major false assump
tion, namely that all Eisenhower
legislative recommendations were
sound ones."
Many "were against the best In
terests of the American peop?e,"
b: said, and added:
"I am proud that many Demo
crats did not swallow his reaction
ary program."
Meanwhile 13 Republican sena
tors, none of them party leaders,
issued their own blast at the Democratic-controlled
Congress thiough
the office of Sen. AUott tR-Colo,
Allott, in an interview, dented
"wt the group w&s staging s
young Turk", rebellion against
Senate Republican Leader Know,
land of California or other party
leaders.
He ''said they "were unable to
reach Knowland or other "Senate
GOP leaders before the joint state
ment was issued.
The statement said the Democratic-controlled
Congress was de
laying or ignoring "some of the
most important problems facing
America today."
It noted lack of action at the re
cent session on Eisenhower re
quests for highway, school con
struction, health, atomic "peace
ship" and other legislation.
"The delaying Democrats who
are in control of the legislative
committees of the Congress have
postponed action on the President's
proposals for meeting many of tne
nation's basic needs," the GOP
statement said, adding:
"The Democrats seem to be
guided by politics rather than by
the need of the nation,"
Prom the Democratic side. Sen
ate Leader Lyndon IS. Johnson
came out with a statement say
ing, "The country would be better
served if the Republicans would
take their eyes off the next elec
tion long enough to produce more
than 29 votes for the highways
(In' a House vote I and to permit
sober realistic consideration ot
school aid, health, immigration
and other issues that remain be
fore this Congress."
He said the session itself was
"remarkably free of rancor and
petty politics," and expressed re
gret that since adjournment some
Republicans "appear to have
caught election year lever in advance."
Russians Near
End Of US Tour '
CHICAGO tfl The Soviet farm
delegation today began its last
week of its extensive tour of U.S.
farming. The wandering Russian
farm bosses will be back in Wash
ington a week from today, pre
paiing for a planned two weeks
visit to Camda.
The Russians left for East Lan
sing, Mich., by plane today to
spend part of the day seeing the
exposition at Michigan State Col
lege on the centennial of farm
mechanization. They will return to
Chicago in the late afternoon and
will hold a news conierence in the
early evening.
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