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é Insults Fy~~ At Hearing On Loyalty Senate Inquiry Unit Called a Tool of State Department By Irate McCarthy By Alfred Friendl Post Reporter Senator Joseph R. “McCar- thy (R., Wis.) and a Democrat- le-controlled Senate _subcom- ities settled mittee settled down yesterday trading of ugly remarks about each other. he exchange of unpleasantries took place in the second day of a Senate Foreign Relations Special Subcommittee investigation into McCarthy's charges of Communist infiltration in the State Depart- ment, . At the end of a session of hil. most three hours, the battle § a stand-off, ,_was far legs ble to make an important identifi- Ton First Case Completed At the end of the hearing, Carthy finally completed his Arpt case, in which he accused Dorot oa Kenyon, a former New York mb- ftlpat judge and former Unitddl Se 4 “ Kh peal R also deci iy continue his presentation ating : out any prolonged interruptions,” on Monday. McCart indicated (het he could complete his ca ses— resumably 81 of them. which he. 0 or on February 20—-in four or five hours, ; Plans for procedy ter Tues- day are vague. But Subcommittes Chairman Millard E. Tydings (D, Md), repeated yesterday his inteMr- tion_of giy Tespond_ In spbcommittee. portunity for Jessup He offered this o' unity €o Ambassador Philip essup, head ,of the State Department Far East Policy Board, when Jessup re- turns from a trip abroad. On Wednesday, McCarthy alluded to an “unusual affinity” of Jessup for Communist causes and promised to discuss it in more detail later. Tydings’ decision to hear Miss ran Catidid In saying he was un- !Kenyon was in response to & tele- gram he received from. her_yester- day. It read: “IT will welcome an opporturity _ {tp appear before the committee at earliest convenience to attack against me,” At the end of the closed session Wy; Sbnator McCarthy's outragedus Jaad = maliciously false charges = ,States representative ta a United| of the subcommittee, Tydings told jNations commission, of being|/Teperters that before the investi. “deep-rooted” in “Communist ac-| gation was through he would have tivities.” Judge Kenyon promptly called MeCarthy “an unmitigated liar,” ‘Next Tuesday she will have a [chance to answer in person. The ;subcommittee, after a closed ses- [sion yesterday afternoon, agreed to ilet hermtaeetve stand then. =. ‘jan investigatory staff and wouid obtain the Government files that McCarthy has been demanding . ay'’s session w taken up with wranghi “Case 14" that McCarthy mai a listing to the Senate ] —-apieither McCarthy, on the one q. % r OF eg i ede Tolson_e_ Ladd = Clegg Givin, Nicho}a-+~ Rosen_ Tracy, Harbo Mohr Tele. +. oo, Roor Nease_ af ‘ —- aw Pe “ Times-Herald . Wash. Post Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Mirror Date: iss ae an St