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Nene £ Teas aye iy : idess'With | La “By Drew Pearson on ide Heal charac fo DEFENSE MOBILIZERY GH. a charles E. Wilson has had many ieee weeks, He was ‘starting six weeks’ leave from the Foreign Office, preparatory..to looking for anew job, 1 MacLean,:however, didn’t have “any offielal'leave from his Gove sitter battles with labor-deagh be- ore and after he came to Wash-For, wi agton.” Hows ‘ontrols,” As bers, including akout 20 Repub! Lean and Burgess have disap-|sians. ans, ‘AFL Presi- peared behind the Iron Curtain} 5. rs are * cere 3 icans, heard Wilson, ATL Presk Peary as first predicted by the iain that both Wivgert a ; spel ary-Treasurer James Oarey de- companion who started off with [Lean got as far as Paris. How. rips & and then came home, ever, pete absolutely no reg, vounce: the badly gutted price them tay anarpely ne control bill as a Boon to Joe. F eal as pele [ Stalin and ari invita on to ruin- of ‘wha i ous inflation, 4 0 v. Sees § fi it nar py The Dell Sradions ‘ver, the Sapa ormer Gen: ag ql ‘wife: “I'm going” away for the” oseepulied, 5 Britain weekend and will be back Sun- Mobr vnouliers tod 4 almost every secret known to) day night or, Monday. mornings Tele. Room pease nn | ‘the two counties was potential. Funds Believed Small” *" 4 N exposed : are week ia a one of the most widespread} 4. As far‘as the authorities: | losed - door j agd thorough manhunts in his-|can determine, neither man took ; \ssault: on tdry has now been conducted for}more than a limited amount of j Congress” for nald MacLean and Guy Bur-|money. Neither man is thought toy . ° illng to" abs, ss. But far every trail hag|/have taken. more than $200,’ B:2 aa rio Fie up a iif ‘alley, though they ‘could have hidden’ e AY nerola.” ie Very day that passes makes |funds in their clothes, funds ree? More than 100-House mem, ft more conclusive that Mac-|ceived in advance from the Raf vents in value because Congress illustr wias failed to control prices, Joe’ clea Stalin will have gained a greqt wood be Der ay ‘ictory ‘without fring a shotf ‘ , me Wylson declared at the secre Apked to Leave” *.: vise ~ wee ngeting, called by House Rule _———— @ poor: <Hairman Adolph Sabath © — - c& T do not agree with labor all —— on ave she ti : ! Y y he see put iagree beter We Perhaps as a result, he had get” wt wen Tet stepped-up production for -de-|] become an outspoken antl -Amer-" y inal) yest. - ‘ense that will greatly increase |!{can.""There is po record, ‘how: ‘7 a red the. pressure on our economy. ||ever, that he engaged in any; <a £0" &, Yet Congress is about to pass} pro-Russian activities. while in v Jegislation that weakens con- irolg . on * inflation - instead, of stiffening them. “Im. from business” and Tn proud of ri continued 'Wil- sony.“even though this spokes- maa ‘for labor”—he pointed to CIO's Jim Carey—“has ripped into me from time to time in the past. But we've got to realize— all “of us, business,’ labor, the farmer’ and Congress—that we must, pull together’ unselfishly if we are going to win the, pattle against inflation. Carey, ‘Gree and: Charles Anderson, an official of the Rail- road ‘Brotherhoods, this country, but he had been asked to leave the United States because of drunken-driving and! a strong . protest by, Virginia's Gov. John S. Battle. 2. MacLean was of a differen! calibre, son of a distinguished father, he was the chief of the American Division’ | A n recent years, jac Lean had become increasingly. unstable.’ Due #o° overwork he had _-two “ nervous ’ breakdowns. He had also acquired a person- ality unbalance:somewhat . sim-| ilar to Burgess’, and, his Ameri- in wife was worried.) 3. Before Burgess and Mac- jean left together for France May. 25, Burgess, the’ bache-: or, told. friends he'was going to. nly 38 years old. and | N Page Times-Herald ~& ff c fash. Post — Wash. Wash. N.Y. Mirror Nz Y. Compass. avdill 17 1951 Got