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a ‘CARTHY SAYS EFAUVER WOES PINKO SUPPORT. Charges Bribe Offerer Was Protected Sen. McCarthy (R) of wiseon-| sin started another poiitical GB! roar yesterday with publication in; magazine form of a documented’ a Tepo.* on the fight he has waged: , ‘since February 1950, against com-" munism in the government. | Mecarthy accuses Sen. Ee! fauver «D) of Tennessee, 2 Demo-, crac Presidential aspirant. of: bida..g for the support of “left-' wing and Communist-controled elements of press and radio” by, atiacsing the McCarthy exposure of Red burocrats. “ He followed up with a cnarge : Kefauver has suppressed te “itv of the man who offerfd a bribe of £100,060 or mdre protect “ceriain racketeerihe wiles” when the Tennesse@in was wnulrman of a crime investi- gation commitice. The McCarthy report, published by P-un-Adair Co. to sell at 50 cents a cony, is entitled ‘“McCar- . thyism—The Fight for America.” it conlains the answers to hun- dreas of hostile questions flung at McCarthy during the, last two years as he named federal offi- ciais who were either Commu- nists or supporters of Communist objectives. Names 10 Officials in jf:s revies the Wisconsin Senalor names ten officials, orig: , inalls accused by him, who have! since been removed from ‘he! government On the grounds that| they were either disloyal or bad! Secilruy risks, He inciudes a siz, zling section on Owen Lattimore, : the State depariment consultant: whom he labeled a Soviet agent, and who has just been barred by the State department fram leav- ing the country. M:Carthy leveled his guns on Kefauver in a discussion of eon. gressional immunity. He noted that cefauver used congressional! immunity to charge people with being crooks, gamblers and rac Gp $ but attacked McCarthy for ing the same ifhmunity to bx. Pdse Communists in government. ‘ating that his latest publica. was not immune from livel action, McCarthy wrote: oe bone 4 4anen QAR JUL Aq ines i te ad — ser a “Sen. Kefauver in his bid for he support of the left-wing afi. emmunistvontroled press abe dio Pfs campaign for the ses atial nomination, kas efn- /Peved a running public attack ¢n iy exposure, He has been unable : to find one single thing good for America in my fight against Com- Munists. He has Parrotted the: stock ieft-wing phrases about! ‘smearing innocent people’ with. | out of course being able to nhame @ single innocent person who hss been smeared. No Mertion is made of the fact that a Sizable number of the ‘innocent’ People have since either gone to jell or have beer. &oiten rid of under the loyalty Program.” Recalis Bribe Offer McCarthy then recalled that in & Magazine article in April, 1951, Kefauver declared he had been offered a bribe “in six figures” to Prevent a committee investigation, “offering to pay a pubile official] a huge bribe is a serious crime,’ McCarthy wrote. “Uniess the criminal who makes the offer is exposed and prosecuted, he anc other criminals anc racketeers will rightly understanc this is a éreen light to attempt to DIY pro- tection from other Public officers.” McCarthy asked i° the bripe- offerer got the Protection from he Kefauver committee whigk © tried to buy or was invesfi- ‘ated. “Only Kefauver can answer at question,” he rer.arkeg, and he has refused to disclose either the Pame of the individual or the meker in whieh he was Mvolved. Kefauver's story mere- ly shows thay this racketeer Wat worrled about being exposed and that he tried to buy Kefauver off by offering to contribute $100,060 or mare to the Demorratic Na- liona: cammitiee or to hire work: ers for Kefauver or to send out ¢ Campaign material for him. “Gbvicusly, Communist trai: tors would pay a much higher: price to have their activities Why docs Kefauver so bitterly condeirn MeCarthy fcr refusing where Communist traitors are concerned, to follow the same cover-up rule that he followed where this cheap racketeer was concerned? I would prefer nos to speculate as to Kefauver’s motives.” In an introducticn to the Me- Carthy booklet, Prof. William M. McGovern of Norvhwestern uni- versity asserts that McCarthy “has been able to awaken the mnerican public out of its co: Placent slumber and make rqalize that there was somethi rddically wrong with the cal of our Icadersh:p in > ernationa > ae olson es ane * \Nicholg_: / ~ Belmoac oT 4 Clegg : Glavia_ VA Harbo —_ Rosen Tracy Laughlin___ Mohr Tele. Rm ___ Holloman Gandy.___ en a “ : ‘ . Ae ié . ~ Lag ta Wash. Post Wash. News Yeah Star —— N.i. Mirror — N.Y. Compass——- oy