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Fydings Greup May Report | ‘Next Week | Senator Tydings (D.. Md.) has: called for a meeting of his sape-: ‘Gla Senate Foreign Relations: SUBZONET ee Tor Friday 19 work “Oit_a report on its investigation, _of communism inthe” Govern-| imen as Ye was indicated that Tydings,| ‘joined by the other Democratic’ ‘members of the subcommittee,, ‘McMahon (Conn.} and Green, (R.1L), may have 2 voluminous re-j | port ready to present to the Sen-: ate by next week. | | That they would be joined in! lit, however, by the Republican: ‘members, Hickenlooper (lowa) | and Lodge (Mass.), seemed almost | impossible. | Lodge has taken the position! {that from the subcommittee’s in-; stigation it ig not possible to, i@ake a finding of guilt or inpo- uce of many of the State De- rtment employes who have beep” imecused of Communist leaning ‘Hickenlooper, meanwhile, hb functioned throughout the su | committee's four-month histort: more or less as the advocate of the! ‘point of view of Senator MecCar-| thy (R., Wis), initiator of the, charges, i Thus, it would be more than, ‘unlikely if they joined with the’ majority, who fee! that none of McCarthy's charges have been’ proved, and that all of the indi- viduals accused by name are loyal Americans. . At present, {he report under preparation is tnought of as an “interim” document. It may, how- ever, end as the final report. Either way. it is known that the report will be an enormous ove,’ of many hundred pages, discug- sing in detail the charges and, answers relating to the dozen or more persons McCarthy discussed by name, and almost a hundred yy ¥ ° : more listed by “case number.” ! 3 ro -¥..Mirror .—— Transcripts of subcommittee's bal ITT | yruaut ab oh uae hdarings. possibly including all ROT wt ‘thhse taken in executive sessiqn, 988. Y¥. Compass_.. y be released along with + 71 JUL 161 pe r ee aS : ee