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Toleon_ Ledd Clerc__ Glavino_ F wee rr en a . & ; “nate ¥ SENATOR TYDINGS. SENATOR LODGE. SENATOR MCMAHON. INVESTIGATING SUBCOMMITTEE—This Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee headed by Senator Tydings,’ Maryland, will investigate charges that Communists are employed in the State Department. a / - ‘McMahon Says Public Wants | tom Control or No Soviet Pact wean a RJUF EE LE eB | By the Associated Press and if we can’t get them we had Senator McMahon, Democrat,| better have none at all.” of Connecticut, said yesterda is| Tass, the Russian news agency, mall shows the American people|recentiy quoted a Christian Sci- want effective Internauional cop-;ence Monitor article saying that trol_of_atomie_energy or “no|Americans are sending thousands, agreement at all” with Russia. of letters to Washington calling enator McMahon recently pro-/for an end to the arms race. posed in a Senate speech that the! A favorable response to recent United States begin a $50 billion|SpPeals of Senator Tydings, “peace offensive” of economir aid|Democrat, of Maryland, for a to other nations if agreements world disarmament conference could be reached to control atomic was reported by members of his erhin speech brought in a flood/ They said he had received Jet~- of more than 6,600 Jetters, Sen-|'ers from throughout the Nation ater McMahon said , and from abroad and added that “Tha tenor of ‘these letters | Bimost all of them indorsed his proposal. They gave no estimate shows an awareness of the prob- of the number of letters but lem and thorough-going support) -auied the mail response quite: F of efforts to bring the arms race heavy ar Ce eee te mee te manner "| Representative Elston, Republl- e Cul Senator said, can, of Ohio, who like Senators Times-Heralc 7 They display a realization CN intcMahon and Tydines is a mem- the path oF tae people wat Wwelber of the Joint Congressional | must have effective agreements) atomic Committee, said he has! Wash. Post . - been receiving an increasing number of letters from people: expressing fear that the “H- Wash. News Bomb” might destroy civilization. Another member of the Atomic; Committee, Representative Dur- Pash. Star ham, Democrat, of North Caro- ling, said letters from his constit- uents show concern about the N.Y. Mirror Nation’s defenses. Mr. Durham said none of the letters indicated support for a conference with | ae = is is ie Date: - + as -_s . to oS te bes Fa ee ae et es