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flere: Wilson: ” By Drew "Pearson *ethinleal“chargei], The State Depa bver, akin recautlons _ Jest DEFENSE moBiLrZEayeh, Br arn Re hap ape charles E. Wilson has had many (757; ore and after he came to Wash-For, w; the Brith career men, it was 2oss Dull ha shoulders bec 7 shoulder a yith abor “leaders ‘ast week in a vlosed ‘- door @ isgault: on ~ongress* for ‘ailing -to pass. affective price Meckhve Price sxe controla. tu hers, Including about 20 Repu control “bill as a boon'to Joe Stalin and ai invitation. to ruin- a reobe ous inflation, <)> Nae “If the dollar goes down to 25 pie cents in value because Congress i . clea nj wood before it is ipo ie, u |: Agked to ‘Leave? an 1 as failed te control prices, Joe Stalin 4vill have gained @ gre victory ‘without firing a shot ‘Wilson declared at the secr ‘ndeting, called by House Rule ae airman _ Adolph | Sabath @ l mMrinac 4 ‘do not agree with labor all ‘he time, but I agree on this. We ire moving into a period of tepped-up production for - de ‘ense that will greatly increase ihe. pressure on our economy. Yet Congress is about to pass Jegislation that weakens con- iol . on * inflation - instead . of stiffening them, “I'm. from ‘ big. ‘business® “and | rm proud of it,” continued Wil- son,."even though this spokes- man “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 battle against inflation." Carey, “Green™: and”: Charles Anderson, an official of the Rail- gO ite cf road ‘Brotherhoads -jiorously § supported: Wilson, States 2 the two countries wag potenti: # ly exposed to the Kremlin. - t b! Lean and Burgess have, disap icans, heard Wilson, AFL Presi- peared behind the Iron Curtain ient Bill Green and CIO Secre- --as was first predicted by the |tain ary-Treasurer James Oarey de- companion who started off with iounce: the badly gutted price them and then came home, tdesew sad fi ‘ain. in addition, One of the most widespread § © a a a = ourterg | ETHMENL post That Friday, when pe) he left home,.MacLean told his “wife: “I'm going away for the’ ‘weekend and will be back Sun- almost every secret known to} day night or, Monday morning. 7 a) Funds Believed: Small’ ‘4. As far‘as the authorities: agd thorough “manhunts in his-|can determine, neither man took } ‘abi isis the “antiseat™ for several weeks, He was - starting six to weeks’ leave from the Voreign ; fice, preparatory - to. ooking ere ecnal for anew job. °° « MacLean,‘however, didn't have ‘any offielal’ leave from his Gov- . TR “3 Fe ey -has now been conducted for}more than a limited amount of} mald MacLean and Guy Bur- money. Neither man is thought to } 200, 7} if ss, But go_far every trail has|have taken: more than $ lla up a pling sey. alley. though they could have hidden . * very aay y that pa passes makes [funds in their clothes, funds re-.? ~ More’ than 10. House mem tf more conclusive that Mac-jceived in advance trom ‘the. am Meanwhi f{ what happ ned it to ether. Perhaps as a regult, he had become an outspoken antl. Amer: ican.” There’ is “po record, ‘bow: pro-Russian activities, while in 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. a 2. MacLean was of a differen calibre, Only 38 years old: and te son of a distinguished father, bh was the chief of the American in recent years, however, ‘Mac’ Lean had become‘ increasingly. unstable. . Due ‘ta! overwork he’ had -two “nervous ‘ breakdowns.’ He had also acquired a’ person- ality unbalance+somewhat .sim- ilar to Burgess’, and. his Ameri- n wife was worried2).k oo": May” 25, Burgess, the’ bache- lor, told: friends he: “was going’ t to, sians. Ord ©. 3. Befora Burgess. and” Mac-| ean left together for’ France t ot as far as Paris, How. ever, Here's ees ¥ OTA val or pre. : in ols feteie reese anata \ / bade __— Vi pts rs Rosen. Tracy Barbo_»- Alden . TI Balmost Laughlin Mohr Tele. Room Nesse i a we eR _ ce you*. * 5 @ 1gis 4 per! yee ae BLE octet. \ gin 00 yy | : N Page ; Times-Herald _ * LTA. et ak a a741OM; ~ WEED. FORD f+ \ ae RECORDED 4 . Wash. News Lt 5 % - 42 SEP 26 wr B3 Wash. Star oan ee we . ’ oe N.Y. Mirror a ———— N. y. Compass____ paved (j 1? 1981 J Ln ae ee tL es es ey nh tat oe Eset: “ar ane : aes ety RN ets