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%, c ‘ one in all papers. McMahon said. If they were unfair charges, and were refuted only later, the an- swer would never catch up in the public mind. The refutation would appear on “page 17 or page 47,” and much later, MeMahon added. “These charges are golng out all & over the country,” Tydings said atij one point. “The evidence must gol out in full, or else the public canig never draw the proper conclusion.” |i Other Names oted Accordingly, with each of. the first three exhibits McCarthy of-/i fered, identifying Miss Kenyon|# with 2 subversive organiration| along with weil-known Commu-|— nists, Tydings and Green read oth-| er names shown on the exhibit asi% onsors. They included Senators d Representatives and other dis-|3 tiguished and prominent public res, McMahon harried MeCarthy with demands to state when the aubversive organizations with which Miss Kenyon wat connected ; were declared by the Justice De- Philip Jessup and I am sure he partment to be subversive. wae!must agree with me that Senator Miss Kenyon connected with them/McCarthy !s an unmitigated liar," I only before thet time, or after-|she continued. : ward as well, McMahon wanted “I am not a sponsor of Russian’ to know. sad McCarthy said he did not have Organizations and ] would never the dates. McMahon said be him-|have dreamed of sponsoring thei self would supply them, becauseicoming of the Red Dean to this: they made a great difference. country,” she said, Many innocent and well-meaning -“] saw the list of organizations! people joined organizations in . good faith and left them after which Senator McCarthy men-} they were characterized by the At- tioned and most of them I never] jorney Generai as subversive, Mc-jhe2td of Some of them T vaguely Mahon commented.‘ recall as having made speeches be- “Front” Organizations ere lite have made speeches a To this line of argument, Mc-|" “as a decent, liberal America Carthy repied that it was perfectly citizen, IT am outraged by Senato¢ Tue innocent people could havelyecarthy. He has proved by his een, and were, duped Into jolning.!gutrageoua and malicious charges; fter all, he said, these werelinat he knows nothing of sound’ ‘front” organizations; the Com-|«mericanism.” unists’ whole purpose was to lure; as to her “pro-Communist” at- respectable persons into, them. Ultude, Mise Kenyon samifee 7% wP LOYAL From Pq. I : Tolson_ j . . Ladd . Former:N. Y. Judge Chere. C ] - M C ry Ni chols_ . Rosen Calls McCarthy Liar | Rosen .4f * * | atded” interpretation, Tydings said, * * * * Hiarbo would be broadcast with that inter-'4 ia i. | Mohr preiation throughout ‘re coun : ” | Tele. Roo: with never a chance of complete) correction. | Nease_ The charges would go on page | Gandy ; | i ( Associated Press WIREPHOTO DOROTHY KENYON Denies charges * He said that Mrs. DeaAcheson,| + : wife of the Secretary df State, is ne t ese yb pews Histed by the House Un-American| sate to the last session of the U. N. Activities Committee as a sponsor|Commission on the Status f the Congress of Americaniwomen! whether she thinks Doi}: VYomen, an alleged Communistiothy Kenyon is pro-Communis rent, McCarthy cited her a5 en|she knows that I have done nothing! xample of how “well-roeaning” |put battle with her.” eaple are ‘“iricked” into jending; Yesterday's hearing found Lodge their namea to Red endeavors. and Hickenlooper vigorously pro- ra c : No sich excise can be madeé{testing the interruptions of Me- for Miss Kenvon. he asserted. be-; Carthy by the Democrats in their! calise “her Communist ari dies examination of his exhibits. -: sy Ble pul onl deep-rooted by TM onder twice said ‘if seemed fo we ; _ Ldaye at 7 eh ea ten? vaek iheo J ine years. wo ae fou were a Lbeigte at whe a “Tape tad. hae heen sfittisce? Temnf te i ct ae eoose ode