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‘End ofRed Probe Seen ‘As Tydings Committee Votes fo Make Report Ve possi ] indup of t enate investigat f the Mc- Carthy charges of Communists in ithe Government was_seen_ ‘today | after the Senate Foreign reign Relations subcommitte voted, 3 to 2, to make ‘a report on 105 NNN gs tO Gans. The vote in the investigating committee was strictly alon x! lines, Senator Tydings, Democrat. | of Maryland, the chariman, and Senators Gree of Rho Ebode Island McMahon of Connecticut; vote “dto-make-the report. ~j Opposed were the two Republi- j can committee members—sana- tofs—Hickenlooper_or Iowa and Lage of Massachusctis. Would Be Interior Report. Senatcer Treings aid clo oasiwe iTS ee SS ot .. S teibe ows om ws ae en ee AMATTRSR BR OWL aw S CkaMnaAan of the] ry Mm persons accused of having “ommunist leanings. Senator Hickenlooper disagreed nd said the record of yesterday's closed hearing, at which the vote Al an was taken, would not bear out the’ characterization of the report as a. preliminary one. “It will be a report on which conclusions can be based,” he added. MeCarthy to Push Action. Senator McCarthy, Republican, ‘of Wisconsin, whose charges set. ie the investigation Jast February. : had this to say: ond news for —, Fat ae care “Adee ep ae eres eipnine wWeth A Et or paneer — oe ae rae ? aw a . foe CO neat ig ee ee ern me mets ae “mertems oompte iee luce - * ya Sse aencior he i oe . Tee - ae prs ean cramer ac UL taal ad , + ie ala tt hale oS ABO tae C—O — WET Cae EEE De that_ wh 8. _operalian-—* i — / Tolsou ’ Ladd j Clesg Glavin a Nic Grit nm a — ‘ JUL 5 1950 tT Th Mohr ‘} - a * is Ww