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would hove been nd effectively by s, The faet that .ored Unis Weil- G51 from the present charges achoved iar more su.ely use of ‘he existing proce the a ser Thus wally J SLE ca Facthod indicates that hig ioe test is of a diforent cLay.cter, f..cnd, no matter what else may occur, tie present charges have already spatresed Mi Laon individuals o; the hithest ine tery, and in the present sinte of wie wou the dental cannot always overtihe tie accu:nucn, It should by now be whouly eleor tual ind{seriminate accusations of ths acy Gomage the notect the guiliy, rei. 13 fu BtUDd as to connect > Ambassador Jessup with com- “Bee not all sucn accusations mace Fee oe ae oubly offensls t REACTION ABRUALD ond more importoit by far, the ci toe presemt charge3 durecely and invpedes the oc ict cf the cur Go.erh 7 Ira. Ge ocosroaushy fury. ti iiiaairs uf nb.>. 4 a@ feclit.g that we are: st ciuus of ecch other, it div tot, at heme, from the u & protwtiems of mur tare: z. ret man bith on. gerh ite.2 Dror Gutwes in © T To nrey are rsuch eftensive meyer ca thet of baie of these ehccis Woud ited from o cisinte syaity of Any suspected State Departe misyees; each of them is the direct ef the minner in whic, these charges mac iT Een Ocak 3 te 8 Ga e clear that whe aa this ¢ aiary je Tuet Wye trig of aroun Comniu: muttmont: he i. nonin. ke «wo and; Por th i Stute needs no dere cne Wilco Knows nis exire- Abie at:d dvunterested nun: “hin y, the Secre- froin me. No ary record cf rvice usn be= er from th unnt he if an any Guag these lh. mci. I. ds aire aay G@uvious that in uoy test of person... conddenes che men cf her: in both part: cS, will chocse to stand w th: Sceretary. Bu. tiere 1s more nt cake in this matter than the rise ar iall of ocividuals. What 1s at ataze ts the effective .comduct of our fore @lcn policy. . RESPONSIBILITY OF OFFICE Erery Secret.cy of State, serond cnly 10 ho. 2resident, and alone among appoin.de Ofur.s of the Government, svands bets world £5 the renresentetive of the U: Bto-.s of Amitrica. No man who holds tis Gite can foil to fect the extrocrdinary ¢ sporiiaity he carries for service to the ntreandit. -ea¢ce. No rian has a preater ta ask the eyinpathetic support and the cooperstien of Als fellow citizens, and Neue is more boowserly excnipt from the ordi- mary .riais of | olitics. The man who cechs t Pan potiticcl “from personal A, cK Cn a Seerctary of ieods aman who Beek politic: auvantace from damage to bis cot try. dae Atnericen Goverment, Peesisent and tie Secrecy of otite, 1s cute Tently enugesed in a ray to clive lencerchip to the country aig tims of chong- div iuternetional condi: snd prave word te oon. Phos efurt will reas part of cur demseecratic process Wiclapread and eur= net publte ecusiacration G. the great pro- biimts now betore us, so that the uliimate decision will surely reGicer tae basic steeci- cos ahd fatth of our pesvie, In such public sideration there ds al. “ys rocem for Louest Tences, hut mow, as jor MANY Years Past, the formulaica of foreign policy most ure gently uecmands am adjournment of mere pattusnrship. This ie or. time few Upoet tae led by the to let the noisy antics or a Seay purp.ce of our coudiy JRESSIONAL F: .CORD—ESEt cr distract our leaders tasks. This is rather a tim oo such antics apd cuts distinguished public serv: they are directed, from thelr proper we Tor ptern rebuke en support or tha mis against whom Henny L, Stimson. Wuntincton, Long Isnanp, March 2d, 1550, ir, LEHMAN, Mr, President, I fur- ther ask unanimous consent to have printed in the Recora at this point as a part of my remurks a resolution adopted by the Utica post af the Arver’- cin Lesion, of Utica, wf. ¥., in tribute to Mr. Phiiip C. Jessup, and in his de- fense cgainst the unfounded cherzes which have been Icveled against Aim. Tins resolutica pars tribute to the mon who is a past commender of that pest, the same Philip ©, Jessup. There being no objection, the resciu- tisn was orcered to be printed in the Rereonp, as foliows RusoteTion Conp NING ATTACK Upon MBIANDED Priluip C, Jussup Ap LAR Ric Urica Pcs can Liciom, Hriu on ari: Woaereas, Utica Post, No. 229, Le-ion, is proud to aumber am Olas past counuanders @ distins rude, friend, and charver member, Anis cor Philip C. Jessup, whore record of pa tid devotion and continued helpfulness to cur country over a period of muny 3 is a scurce of ax yuasfacuon, mene, dtiuetion te Uiica post and to Pa. Licbersuip; and Whereas the sveriing Thu OT ck nr 2CToT, stovra4g a 2 c Fivately and ba lin. ps tas ved Stetes Am have revent! y been subjected tu rincipied, @nd Wheiky wmjn by one Josie BiCantH duing has sullied the cf.er of U Senator Which he presently hy therefore, be it ‘ Kesulred, That Utica Poat, Ne cou Lesion, and ils etic menibe and do strongly resent, condciin, aid J the unprincipled, unjustified, uncport: like, un-Aserican, amd intelerable c of Senator JosepH McCaaTHY in his vy Atiampt without proof or reason i939 aoa arsircy the good Temata Bad staucdhis at eo devoted ¢ Feil BE Our esteemed and ¥ eonirade, the Honorable Ph . United States Ambassador at Large; iv furtocr esoived, That Utics Post, No. 279, An.orie ern Leticn, aud its members In mectioyn duly eccembled feel privilesed at this time to re- afirm their continued trust and eor ddence in, their estcem and cevotion to. and tvcir lasting friendship for 2 disttnguished Fuss fervent, a Joyal patrict, and a great ci. Zen, the Monornibie Pauilip C. Jecsup, o post Cums Bieuder of this post; and be it furw. ¢ d#i-gofred, That this resaulion he anstriwed upen the minutes of uss mee a ec thereof be delivtred to c A .dor Jevsup; that a@ ete aelyerea to tie pull. nmyress; ai third t.py be maticd «. Senator Af. With tie adinonition *..at his reek 2 Lica sd, cspicauie cauduct In this instance canncé be conconed by any rmiibt-thinking Amomican and should never be repeated if he henes to retain a shred of public respect. LEEMAN. Mr. Presiden. Pauilip Jessup is a erent can rigan who has orved, and is serv , his country with usu: aAseed devotion, ‘unselfishness, and loyalty. By characuer, by patria _by adility, and by useful service he i KGS ary v4 - tee i ore z 9925 in the galaxy of those cther outstanding Amie: can statesmca—Cordell Hull, War. ren Austin, George C. Marsha}! Henry L. Stimsen, Avereli Harriman, a-d Joun G. Wiuiant. Mr. MeCARTHY., Mr, President, 1 an very sorry that the majurily leader surrenccred the flua before I could ask him ai.y questions. This iS A VeVy Selicus Wadter. leader has The a very jmrortant p Tam i.. that he ¢.2s not Ve ie do wuat <5 many in is party dein: 1. Powe as GU eda Dy ae. have tren Lal f, Shee BYeat paruy 45 a Patiy which si ais for the protection cf Comisaunists acc ciLoks in Governm.l. I ach UMaAnIMous Consent ti.t, with. eut Ic ng the fioc:, Io may dirt some questions vo the mayority houdes, J thiniz perhaps we cn - U3 Gus 274 tain Myr, McPARLAND. _Mr. Py Tir. McCARTEY, 2am sure t u EE the Gus. Vs. “ry RicPARLATIO 2. am nev siing io be $vi.ded into & eclioquy with the dunicr S neater from W: becn cise ne a princivie of ectnduct fer fentiomen, I did not montion arv Sen- pier my Sen” ae rtp have 2 frets oS Sit’ me U oft him: wOuld mot ote replied Mir. MeCARTIIY, Li. President, Iam 2 surprised at “he majority leader, vow Of the fac: that he is ‘tie leader tle De Mmocratic Pariy, I fis like 28 Mm now if he thinks if sras ter- rikly aifairdoe hay ren smeared” hir. Rem- dort VOar, bass year Tre: >on the fico: ne canate and cited the case of Wills cua Remini oh Wai offered th. Witnesses im i: ease The 'T yaines s Commuotice said, ‘No, we wilh agi b them. Es has beer. cleared by wae Lor alty Board. Letus iesse Mr. boomington ina positiun of importanc..” Thank oa we had a gcad -rand jury in New 415 ~ far ra Yous. Ther corde iceite RTUAiisL Remingion .d iim. Thana God these wa. a g0cd jury anc @ gocd judge to try him, They founc that man guilty ° Frum what the » ..cricy Icader say. today, aaparcautly om. svels that it was very unfair to name Peminzicn. Some of the other inc: idusls whuo we ar mamin; will also be convicted. cven as Reniington was. I should lise Je der unother a. is, Wont would b>: ters of charses’ a Las, earings BocUV.uIeSs, with, being an eso would bo de if hr to toyrececrot matic. do if he had Nav -) What w uteNigs ace ¢ shovince that ¢ mh oamdivie 2059 Stee ug seovet Goc uments? Eu! gorliy leador refeats to make cwer. W. Puce to tae feeretary of Sta. and sid, “Mr, S.oreicyvy, the Feasr vo ean de, if you .re interesec” in ti. coumiry, je to deny i.uSe Gurw.s Bute LO ScCLet Diateiiai WO URCY Bic wk: