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Yo) ~ PAGE 24 ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Where The Spirit Of The Lord Is, There is Liberty INDIANAPOLIS NEWSPAPERS, INC. / _ 307 North Pennaylvania Street phe a Indianapolis 6, ind. va fry EUGENE © PULLIAM, Publisher “Let the people know the facts and the “ :. ¢auntry will be saved.”—Abraham Lincoln CE Indianapolis Star ‘t: “MeCarthyism’ In Britain >the specter of “McCarthyism” has reared its ugly head in Great Britain. In the recent past the British Indianapolis, Ind. public and press have spent a great deal of time and 9/29/55 energy denouncing “McCarthyism” and anti-Communist . : “witch hunts” in the United States, We were continually ) ee ler advised that we should not worry so much about the * { Communist conspiracy in our midst, “Be calm” they _ counseled us when Alger Hiss and his iriends were dis- G ~249- 5S savered as spies in the high councils of cur government, : ee ce nee * We will not return the compliment now that the s ch ‘ . British press and public are thoroughly aroused over Qrbeotlas . Taf. se the Communist spy case of their Foreign Office . y pb eminent . escapees panes and Macleap, In its Sept. 23 issve 2 ye . US, Ne ni fis eport, an American ReCHTER- = azine, broke the siory of Vladimir Petrov, the head of ey f > the Soviet spy ring i AWGtralls who defécted and told & ty ~ wor hs all. He told about Burgess and eacleas being Hovet 3 : Cc L. ‘ apies and of their escape to Moscow before being meh Cosby ». finthns ay caught. ‘The British qavernmnint issued a “White Paper” J ae ie attempting to explain the government's reticence on the whole affair. Burgess and Maclean had risen high in the Foreign Office and were in a position to relay top + secret information to the Kremlin, and probably did, Obviously the British government has been just as thor- oyghly infiltrated as ours was by Communisic Tha? is ““"WOthing to “be calm” about. es ie OCT 12 1955 CULE" COPY SENT Gg pane Bennett | BY LOVE? ol ga sie Ss Fier